Character file · Metal Saga
Zeo Abyss (Manga)
Zeo Abisu · ゼオ・アビス
- First seen
- Metal Fight Beyblade manga, Big Bang Bladers arc, Chapter 27
1
series
12
episodes on record
1
Beyblade
2
cards
Biography
In the manga's Big Bang Bladers arc, Zeo Abyss is a calm but morally compromised antagonist recruited by Hades Inc.'s Faust and Doji to fight alongside Damian Hart for Team USA. Knowing full well he serves a corrupt cause, he goes along for the thrill of battling, using Flame Byxis's towering height and near-invulnerability to dominate opponents from below. He faces Ginga Hagane in the finals against Team Japan, dominating with Byxis until Ginga's Star Gazer attack strikes from above and shatters Byxis in half, ending Zeo's run.
Appearance and personality
What They Look Like, and How They Behave
This Zeo is tall and slim despite some muscle, with long limbs and features that stand out, plus large eyes and a smirk that seems to be his default expression. His brown hair is long, spiky and pulled into a short ponytail tipped in blonde. He wears a full-body suit plated with armour across the shoulders and down the shin from the knee, sleeves rolled up, paired with boots and fingerless gloves.
Here Zeo battles mostly for enjoyment and keeps a calm, upbeat manner, though he is also sly and willing to play dirty. He is quietly aware that the cause he serves is the wrong one, but carries on regardless because it is entertaining. He takes pleasure either in beating opponents outright or in watching a weaker blader discover just how outmatched they are.
On file
The record
- Team
- Team North America
- Beyblades
- Flame Byxis 230WD
- First appearance
- Metal Fight Beyblade manga, Big Bang Bladers arc, Chapter 27
- Japanese name
- ゼオ・アビス
- Romaji
- Zeo Abisu
- Occupation
- Member of Team America
- Gender
- Male
- First manga appearance
- Chapter 26
Beyblades
Zeo Abyss (Manga)'s Beyblades
Briefing
What to know
- Recruited by Hades Inc. via Doji to join Team USA alongside Damian Hart.
- Aware he's working for a corrupt cause but battles anyway for the thrill of dominating opponents.
- His Flame Byxis's 230mm-tall spin track makes it nearly impossible to attack except from directly above.
- Watches Damian Hart steal the minds of Ginga Hagane's friends into Hell Kerbecs before his own match.
- Loses to Ginga Hagane in the Big Bang Bladers final when Pegasus's Star Gazer attack strikes Byxis from above and splits it in half.
Notable battles
- vs Ginga Hagane in Chapters 27-28 — Loss
Sightings
Episodes they appear in
From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.
- Beyblade: Metal Fury episode 14: The New Team Dungeon 2011-07-03
- Beyblade: Metal Fury episode 15: Destroyer Dome 2011-07-10
- Beyblade: Metal Fury episode 16: The New Striker is Complete! 2011-07-17
- Beyblade: Metal Fury episode 17: I am the Champion! 2011-07-24
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 30: The Midday Street Battle 2010-10-24
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 34: My Friend's Name is Zeo 2010-11-21
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 35: Our Slogan Is "Numbur 1" 2010-11-28
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 36: The Plot Begins to Move 2010-12-05
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 37: The Byxis of Destiny 2010-12-12
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 41: Final Countdown 2011-01-16
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 45: The Miraculous Spiral Force 2011-02-13
- Beyblade: Metal Masters episode 51: Galaxy Heart 2011-03-27
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: Metal Masters episode 34 aired in Japan: My Friend's Name is Zeo news item · 2010-11-21
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- This version of Zeo is more overtly villainous than his anime counterpart, working knowingly for Hades Inc.
- His Flame Byxis is described as matching Pegasus in smashing power despite being a stamina-type bey.
In the card games
Zeo Abyss (Manga) on cardboard
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
