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Character file · Beyblade Burst
Taka Kusaba
Kusaba Takane · 草場貴音
- First seen
- Beyblade Burst Rise Episode 01 - Ace Dragon! On The Rise!
1
series
25
episodes on record
2
Beyblades
Biography
Taka Kusaba, known as Takane Kusaba in Japan, is the excitable, phone-livestreaming younger brother of Arman Kusaba and the youngest member of the Victories team in Beyblade Burst Rise. He idolizes Arman and initially borrows his Ashindra before getting his own Beyblade, Crash Roktavor, whose parts are drawn from four previous Burst protagonists' Beys. He becomes fast friends with Dante Koryu after Dante rescues his stolen Bey from bullies in the first episode.
Appearance and personality
What They Look Like, and How They Behave
Taka has amber eyes and dark brown hair that sticks up on end. He wears a green T-shirt with white collar and sleeves, a yellow bracelet on each wrist, dark green trousers cinched with a yellow belt, and black boots. An X-shaped bandage sits at the center of his forehead, and he shares the same curly eyebrows as his older brother.
Taka is excitable by nature and enjoys filming Beybattles on his phone to stream them live for others. He holds his older brother Arman in deep admiration, looking up to him as something of a role model within the family.
On file
The record
- Team
- Victories
- Beyblades
- Bushin Ashindra Hurricane Keep Ten (borrowed); Crash Roktavor 8Bump Yard
- First appearance
- Beyblade Burst Rise Episode 01 - Ace Dragon! On The Rise!
- Japanese name
- 草場貴音
- Romaji
- Kusaba Takane
- Occupation
- Member of the Victories / Blader
- Gender
- Male
- First anime appearance
- Ace Dragon! On The Rise!
- First manga appearance
- Beyblade Burst - Chapter 65
- Voice (Japanese)
- Marie Mizuno
- Voice (English)
- Janice Roman Roku
Beyblades
Taka Kusaba's Beyblades
- Bushin Ashindra Hurricane Keep Ten (borrowed)
- Crash Roktavor 8Bump Yard
Briefing
What to know
- Younger brother of Arman Kusaba; youngest member of the Victories team.
- Enjoys livestreaming Beybattles from his phone; deeply admires his brother.
- Initially borrows Arman's Bushin Ashindra before getting his own Crash Roktavor.
- Crash Roktavor's parts reference four earlier Burst protagonists' Beys.
- Becomes close friends with Dante Koryu after Dante retrieves his stolen Bey from bullies.
- Launch form mirrors Arman's but without the kick.
Notable battles
- Ken Urame - Ep 01 - Lose (0-1)
- Valt Aoi - Ep 04 - Unknown result
- Joe Lazure - Ep 04 - Lose (0-2)
Quotes
In Their Own Words
-
I just really wanted to battle with Ashindra.
Sightings
Episodes they appear in
From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 1: Ace Dragon! On The Rise! 2019-04-05
- Beyblade Burst QuadStrike episode 26
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 2
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 3
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 4
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 5
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 6
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 7
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 8
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 9
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 10
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 11
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 12
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 13
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 14
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 15
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 16
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 17
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 18
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 19
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 20
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 21
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 22
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 23
- Beyblade Burst Rise episode 24
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 Burst Rise episode 1: Ace Dragon! On The Rise! First anime appearance · 2019-04-05
Cross-references
Teams, places and more
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- Blood type B; zodiac sign Aries.
- Crash Roktavor combines parts from Ranjiro's, Free's, Toko's, and Fubuki's Beyblades.
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
