What to know
- Led by Zero Cross, who also heads the elite "Kurosu (Cross) All-Stars" alongside One Cross and Nine Cross.
- The extended Cross family resides inside The True X tower.
- Members guard specific tower floors: One Cross (20th), Two Cross (40th), Six Cross (60th), Seven Cross (80th).
- Three, Four, Five, and Eight Cross serve as Pro Hunters or a Beycrafter rather than floor bosses.
- Nine Cross is secretly tasked with betraying Team Persona.
- Two former members are listed: Khrome Ryugu (returned to Pendragon) and Gigatani (an anime-only administrator, now inactive).
- Loses the Team Persona True Super Summit Title Match.
- Fights across several story arcs: the Pro Blader Hunt, Clash at The X, a four-stage Clash at The True X, and the True Xtreme Battle.
- After Kurosu (Cross) All-Stars loses to Team Persona in the True Xtreme Battle, the Cross siblings leave Xenon City behind, with Zero the lone exception.
Participants
Results
- Lost the Team Persona True Super Summit Title Match; the Cross siblings then leave Xenon City without Zero.
Related entries
Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Several Cross siblings' Beys pay homage to past franchise eras: Courage Drake to Dragoon (Bakuten Shoot Beyblade), Mirage Clock and Umbra Sol to Basalt Horogium and Sol Blaze (Metal Fight Beyblade), and Rage Ragna plus Glory Valkerion to Ragnaruk and Valkyrie (Beyblade Burst).
- Each numbered Cross sibling's name corresponds to a Roman numeral shown on their launch forms.
- The trio's name appears as Cross All-Stars in the English manga, distinct from the anime's Kurosu All-Stars.
