What to know
- Formed and coached by Boris Balkov and Voltaire Hiwatari under the Biovolt Corporation, training bladers with harsh, punishing methods.
- Defending champions who face the Bladebreakers in the first World Championship finals in Russia.
- Kai Hiwatari, having trained at their Abbey as a child, temporarily rejoins them to obtain the power of Black Dranzer.
- Core members: Tala (leader, Wolborg), Bryan Kuznetsov (Falborg), Spencer (Seaborg), Ian Papov (Wyborg), plus Kai.
- Loses the World Championship finals to Tyson after a climactic battle with Tala.
- Renamed Blitzkrieg Boys in G-Revolution after Voltaire's arrest and Boris abandoning them; Kai rejoins them for that season.
- The Blitzkrieg Boys later lose to Boris's new BEGA blader Garland and to the BBA Revolution/G Revolutions across the tournament.
- Finish runner-up in both the Beyblade and G-Revolution World Championships.
Members
Results
- Runner-up in the World Championship (Beyblade), losing to the Bladebreakers
- Runner-up in the World Championship (G-Revolution)
- Tyson Granger beat Tala in the Beyblade World Championship final battle
- Garland (BEGA) beat Tala, Bryan, and Spencer in a challenge match
Episodes that mention it
From our own records The name turns up in what happens in these episodes rather than in their cast lists, so read them as leads, not as a credit.
- Beyblade (2001) episode 46: First Strike 2001-11-19
Connected entries
Places 1
- Balkov AbbeyLocation · Original
Tournaments 1
- World Championships (2000)Original
Related entries
Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- In the Japanese version both the team and their sponsoring corporation are called 'Borg'; the English dub splits this into 'Demolition Boys' (team) and 'Biovolt' (corporation).
- The English dub of G-Revolution misspells the renamed team as 'Blitzkreig Boys' instead of 'Blitzkrieg Boys,' a real WWII military tactic term meaning 'lightning strike.'
- The team's four Bit-Beasts represent land (Wyborg), sea (Seaborg), and air (Falborg), while Tala's ice-wolf Wolborg reflects Russia's cold climate.
