Steve

Steve · スティーブ

Rival All Starz Beyblade: 2000Beyblade: G-Revolution

Bit-beast: Tryhorn · Bison / bull
Style: Attack
From: American
First seen: Beyblade: 2000 Episode 20

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episodes on record

Beyblade

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Steve is the All Starz' footballer, a broad-shouldered blader whose bison bit-beast Tryhorn charges straight through whatever is in front of it. He played professionally until he was thrown off his team for how he behaved on the field, and he blades the same way: short, loud, physical matches decided on power. He beats Ray and gets the better of Tyson repeatedly before his temper costs him the match that counts. Afterwards he is beaten badly by Ian, loses Tryhorn to Black Dranzer with the rest of the team and only recovers it once Tyson beats Tala. An injury writes him out of G-Revolution, where Rick Anderson takes his place.

Personality

How They Behave

A professional footballer before Beyblade, thrown off his team for how he behaved on the field. He took up the sport to beat people at it, and plays the way he played: straight through the middle, on power.

Blader Profile

Steve, rated

Attack 8/10
Defense 6/10
Stamina 6/10
Technique 5/10
Spirit 6/10

beybladewiki.com editorial rating — based on on-screen performance, not official stats.

A one-speed charger: devastating when it lands, easy to read when it does not.

On file

The record

Blading style: Attack
Nationality: American
English voice: Vincent Corazza
Team: All Starz
Beyblades: Tryhorn
Bit-beast or avatar: Tryhorn
First appearance: Beyblade: 2000 Episode 20
Japanese name: スティーブ
Romaji: Sutību
Occupation: Blader / American Football Player
Gender: Male
First anime appearance: It's All Relative
First manga appearance: Another Showdown!! Takao VS Michael
Voice (Japanese): Kenichi Suzumura
Voice (English): Vince Corazza

Bit-beast & Beyblades

Tryhorn, form by form

Tryhorn S1 · ep 20

Story by season

Where the seasons take them

Beyblade (2001)

All Starz

Ray challenges Steve the moment the Bladebreakers arrive at PPB Corp and loses outright, Tryhorn simply overpowering Driger, and Steve follows it by smashing a reinforced glass wall that Tyson can't even crack trying to match him. Against Tyson in the American final he plays a longer game than his temper suggests, throwing the first round to gather data and winning the second on the techniques it buys him, but the third round turns on him when Tyson's improvising throws his data system off and his own anger finishes the job Tyson's attack started. Russia is worse: Ian dismantles him in the semi-finals almost instantly, and when Kai turns Black Dranzer on the whole team, Steve loses Tryhorn along with everyone else, recovering it only once Tyson beats Tala.

Briefing

What to know

Former pro American football player, kicked off his team for poor sportsmanship.
Uses raw-power attacks strong enough to shatter reinforced glass.
Beats Ray Kon and wins two of three matches against Tyson before losing the decider in anger.
Loses to Ian Papov at the Russian Championships.
Has bit-beast Tryhorn stolen by Kai's Black Dranzer, later returned after Tyson beats Tala.
Absent from G-Revolution due to a leg injury; replaced by Rick Anderson.

Notable battles

Ray Kon - Episode 20 - Win
Tyson Granger - Episode 26 - Lose
Tyson Granger - Episode 26 - Win
Tyson Granger - Episode 27 - Lose
Ian Papov - Episode 43 - Lose
Kai Hiwatari (tag w/ All Starz) - Episode 43 - Lose

Key episodes

Watch these first

S1E20 It's All Relative Beyblade (2001) · American Tournament · May 21, 2001
S1E26 Catch a Shooting All-Star Beyblade (2001) · American Tournament · Jul 2, 2001
S1E27 The Battle of America Beyblade (2001) · American Tournament · Jul 9, 2001
S1E43 Live and Let Kai! Beyblade (2001) · Russian World Championship · Oct 29, 2001

Sightings

Episodes they appear in

From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.

Beyblade (2001) episode 20: It's All Relative 2001-05-21
Beyblade (2001) episode 22: Blading with the Stars 2001-06-04
Beyblade (2001) episode 26: Catch a Shooting All-Star 2001-07-02
Beyblade (2001) episode 27: The Battle of America 2001-07-09
Beyblade (2001) episode 41: Out of the Past 2001-10-15
Beyblade (2001) episode 43: Live and Let Kai! 2001-10-29

Also on record

Where they first appear

Resolved against our own episode records, so the pointer the entry carries as text is a link you can follow.

Beyblade (2001) episode 20: It's All Relative First anime appearance · 2001-05-21

Also on record

Named elsewhere on this site

Tournament reports, testing threads, rules announcements, news and fake or leak checks carrying this name. Each link opens that section with the name already searched for.

Beyblade episode 27 aired in Japan: The Battle of America news item · 2001-07-09

Rivals & bonds

Known associates

Tyson Granger Steve toys with Tyson across three American final rounds, coasting the first to study him and winning the second on it, before his own temper undoes him in the third and hands Tyson the win.
Michael Emily Eddy All Starz
Judy Tate coach