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Character file · Original series
Zeo Zagart
Leon Zagart · ゼオ
- Bit-beast
- Cerberus · Three-headed hellhound
- Style
- Attack
- First seen
- Beyblade: V-Force, Episode 30
1
series
19
episodes on record
1
Beyblade
Biography
Zeo arrives as a shy, earnest fan who wants Tyson to teach him to blade, and for a while he is the closest thing the Bladebreakers have to a fifth member. Then his father tells him what he is: an android built to replace a son who died. He declares the team his enemies, and with Cerberus — a three-headed hound of frightening power — he enters the World Championship with Gordo, beating Ozuma, Kai and Max and taking Dranzer and Draciel on the way to the final. He pushes Tyson to the limit in the tiebreaker and loses, and what Tyson says afterwards is what lets him accept being what he is instead of refusing it.
Appearance and personality
What They Look Like, and How They Behave
Zeo's hair is long, jagged and turquoise, a shade darker than his eyes. As a young boy he dressed simply, in a plain magenta shirt, blue jean shorts and dark blue socks. Later he switches to a white-and-purple suit with matching trousers and white gloves, the suit fastened with four dark green and gold clasps across the top and pants, worn over a dark green metallic piece underneath.
Zeo is gentle-mannered and treats others with respect, and he idolises Tyson to the point of wanting to become just as great a blader himself. He stays optimistic and determined about his goals, battling on with real perseverance even in fights he expects to lose. Learning that his father, Dr Zagart, means to steal the Bladebreakers' Bit-Beasts devastates him, since it clashes with his own strong sense of honour and his disgust at theft; once his father tells him the full truth, though, Zeo hardens into someone colder and more sinister. That change only reverses after Tyson beats him and claims a second World Championship, which lets Zeo return to who he was before.
On file
The record
- Blading style
- Attack
- English voice
- Tim Hamaguchi
- Team
- Team Zagart
- Bit-beast or avatar
- Cerberus
- First appearance
- Beyblade: V-Force, Episode 30
- Japanese name
- ゼオ
- Romaji
- Zeo
- Also known as
- ZO (Japanese)
- Occupation
- Blader / Violinist
- Gender
- Male
- First anime appearance
- Get a Piece of The Rock
- Voice (Japanese)
- Hisayo Yanai
- Voice (English)
- Tim Hamaguchi
Bit-beast & Beyblades
Cerberus, form by form
Story by season
Where the seasons take them
Beyblade V-Force (2002)
Bladebreakers (briefly), then Team Zagart
Saved from a four-on-one beating by the Saint Shields, Zeo latches onto Tyson as a hero and spends a stretch of the season as close to the Bladebreakers as an outsider gets. His father ends that: Zeo is a machine built after the real Zeo's death, not a boy who can improve. Zeo declares the team his enemies, trains hard with Cerberus, and reaches the World Championship paired with Gordo. He demolishes Ozuma, strips Dranzer from Kai, then Draciel from Max, warning Tyson he intends to take Dragoon too and now fights only for himself. Their tiebreaker runs hot enough to short-circuit part of his body, and Tyson's win costs Zeo the bit-beasts he took. What Tyson tells him after lets Zeo stop fighting what he is.
Briefing
What to know
- Introduced as a devoted Tyson Granger fan before learning his father, Dr. Zagart, built him as an android replacement for his deceased human son.
- Given the powerful rock Bit-Beast Cerberus (special move Chain Storm) by his father to compete in the World Championships.
- Defeats Kai Hiwatari and Max Tate in the tournament, stealing Dranzer and Draciel from them.
- Loses to Tyson Granger in the tiebreaker final when his body short-circuits mid-battle, revealing his robotic nature publicly.
- Accepts his identity as a robot after Tyson's encouragement, and both Dranzer and Draciel are released.
- Appears once more in G-Revolution's closing montage, shown playing violin next to his Cerberus bey.
Notable battles
- vs Saint Shields (tag w/ Tyson) in Episode 30 — Win
- vs Tyson Granger in Episode 32 — Lose
- vs Gordo in Episode 42 — Lose (various times)
- vs Ozuma in Episode 45 — Win
- vs Kai Hiwatari in Episode 48 — Win
- vs Max Tate in Episode 50 — Win
- vs Tyson Granger in Episode 51 — Lose
Key episodes
Watch these first
- S2E30 Get a Piece of the Rock!
- S2E32 Lots of Questions... Few Answers
- S2E41 Who's Your Daddy?
- S2E45 Zeo vs. Ozuma
- S2E48 Phoenix Falling
- S2E50 Clash of the Tyson
- S2E51 Destiny of the Final Battle
Sightings
Episodes they appear in
From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 30: Get a Piece of the Rock! 2002-08-05
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 31: Attack of the Rock Bit-Beast 2002-08-12
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 32: Lots of Questions... Few Answers 2002-08-19
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 34: Itzy Bey-Itzy Spider 2002-09-02
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 35: See No Bit-Beast, Hear No Bit-Beast 2002-09-09
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 36: Friends and Enemies 2002-09-16
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 40: Squeeze Play 2002-10-14
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 41: Who's Your Daddy? 2002-10-21
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 42: Fortunes Dear and Dire 2002-10-28
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 43: Kai's Royal Flush 2002-11-04
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 44: The Calm Before the Storm 2002-11-11
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 45: Zeo vs. Ozuma 2002-11-18
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 46: Black & White Evil Powers 2002-11-25
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 47: Deceit from Above 2002-12-02
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 48: Phoenix Falling 2002-12-09
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 49: The Enemy Within 2002-12-16
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 50: Clash of the Tyson 2002-12-23
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 51: Destiny of the Final Battle 2002-12-30
- Beyblade: V-Force episode 33
Rivals & bonds
Known associates
- Tyson Granger mentor turned opponent
- Dr. Zagart father
- Gordo tag partner
- Ozuma Zeo's demolition of Ozuma in the tournament's opening round is the moment that announces how far Cerberus and the stolen bit-beasts have pushed him past anyone's expectations, Ozuma included.
- Kai HiwatariMax Tate whose beasts he takes
Cross-references
Teams, places and more
Bit-beasts & avatars 1
Places 2
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- His story parallels Astro Boy, where a grieving scientist rebuilds his dead son as a robot.
- Cerberus's three blade colors (blue, green, red) are said to reference Dragoon, Draciel, and Dranzer, the three Bit-Beasts he battled.
- The only Team Zagart member to keep his Bit-Beast after the arc, since the others' bit-chips are destroyed.
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
