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Character file · Beyblade X

True Number One

Shin Ichi Gō · 真イチゴー

Villain The True X Beyblade X
First seen
Beyblade X, Episode 106 - As the Super-Champions

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series

3

episodes on record

Biography

True Number One, called True Ichi-Go in Japan, is the darker mirror-universe counterpart of Number One, native to the antagonistic faction The True X in Beyblade X's third season. Visually identical to her counterpart but dressed in black, she is markedly ruder, mocking opponents while praising the Cross clan. Her biography and Beyblade are undocumented, and she appears only across a run of Season 3 episodes covering the True X Tower War, plus a single manga chapter.

Appearance and personality

What They Look Like, and How They Behave

True Number One shares Number One's build and features exactly, the two all but indistinguishable at a glance. The one visible difference is the colour of his outfit, which is rendered in black rather than the version Number One wears.

Where Number One keeps an even temper, this counterpart has a sharper, ruder edge, quick to talk up the Cross clan while jeering at whoever stands against them.

On file

The record

Team
The True X
First appearance
Beyblade X, Episode 106 - As the Super-Champions
Japanese name
真イチゴー
Romaji
Shin Ichi Gō
Occupation
The True X AI Assistant
Gender
Female
First anime appearance
As the Super-Champions
First manga appearance
Chapter 38
Voice (Japanese)
Rina Hidaka
Voice (English)
Rebecca Wang

Briefing

What to know

  • Dark mirror-universe counterpart of Number One from the villainous faction 'The True X.'
  • Wears a black recolor of Number One's outfit as her only visual distinction.
  • Personality is notably ruder than her counterpart's, mocking rivals while praising the Cross clan.
  • Appears through the True X Tower War arc in Beyblade X Season 3.
  • No Beyblade, special move, or battle record is documented.

Also on record

Where they first appear

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Sightings

Episodes they appear in

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