What to know
- Kai Hiwatari's signature move with Dranzer G, first in G-Revolution episode "The Blame Game" against Raul Fernandez's Torch Pegasus.
- Debuted in the manga in chapter 32, used to repel Ian Papov's Wyborg and its Sand Bind attack.
- Anime depicts Dranzer G becoming a flaming phoenix that launches the Beyblade from its mouth as a projectile.
- Flame color signals move strength: orange is weaker, blue is Kai's strongest version.
- A modified one-off variant, "Blazing Gigs: Zan," appeared in Episode 16 ("Fire and Water") to counter Rick Anderson's Rock Bison and its Drop Rock attack.
- The North American dub of Episode 16 shortened "Blazing Gigs: Zan" back to plain "Blazing Gigs" and cut the on-screen kanji.
- Kanji breakdown: Ansatsu ("assassination"), Bakuen ("explosion"), Zan ("to slice").
Appearances
- The Blame Game
- Fire and Water
Where it first appears
From our own records Resolved against our own episode records, so the pointer the entry carries as text is a link you can follow.
- Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 11: The Blame Game First anime appearance · 2003-03-17
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Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- The unedited Japanese-language version of Episode 16, including the original kanji and the 'Zan' name, is preserved on DVD releases.