Beyblade Coloring Pages at ColoringPagesOnly.com brings together 70+ free printable pages covering the full span of Beyblade’s anime history – characters from the original series, the Metal Saga (Metal Fusion, Metal Masters, Metal Fury), and Beyblade Burst, alongside the Beyblades themselves depicted as spinning tops in battle and as isolated design pages for fans who want to study or recreate specific top designs. The named character tiles cover Gingka Hagane, Ryuga, Kenta Yumiya, Yu Tendo, Mariah, Kai Hiwatari, Eight, Zyro, and Rago. The full Anime collection is available through our Anime Coloring Pages hub.
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About Beyblade
Beyblade (ベイブレード) is a Japanese mixed-media franchise created by Takafumi Adachi and originally published by Takara Tomy (then Takara), based on the traditional spinning top toy. The franchise launched simultaneously as a manga in CoroCoro Comic and a toy line in 1999, with the anime adaptation premiering in Japan in 2001 and reaching international audiences through Nelvana and Hasbro partnerships shortly after.
The Beyblade anime centers on competitive spinning top battles – called Beyblade battles or Bey battles – where players use a launcher to send their customized spinning top (a Beyblade or Bey) into a circular dish called a stadium or Beystadium. The goal is to knock the opponent’s Bey out of the stadium, stop it from spinning (a burst finish in newer series), or outlast it until it stops on its own. Each Bey has a design inspired by a mythological creature or symbol – Pegasus, the dragon L-Drago, the Sagittarius Sagittario – which manifests as a bit-beast (in the original series) or an avatar spirit that reflects the blader’s power and personality.
The franchise spans several distinct series. The original trilogy (2001–2003) – Beyblade, V-Force, and G-Revolution – follows Tyson Granger (Takao Kinomiya in Japanese) and the Bladebreakers team. The Metal Saga (2010–2012) – Metal Fusion, Metal Masters, and Metal Fury – follows Gingka Hagane through three increasingly high-stakes tournaments. Beyblade Burst (2015–present) is the most recent era, introducing a new game mechanic where Beys can literally burst apart mid-battle, a new three-part construction system (Energy Layer, Forge Disc, Performance Tip), and a new generation of characters and story arcs across multiple Burst sub-series (Burst Evolution, Burst Turbo, Burst Rise, Burst Surge, Burst QuadStrike).
Characters in This Collection
Gingka Hagane – Metal Fusion / Metal Masters
Gingka Hagane is the protagonist of the Metal Saga and the most prominently featured character in this collection. His tile – Gingka-beyblade-metal-masters – depicts him in his Metal Masters era appearance. Gingka is recognizable by his vivid, spiky orange-red hair spiked dramatically upward, a dark blue sleeveless jacket over a light blue t-shirt, and his passionate, headstrong personality. He uses Storm Pegasus (later Galaxy Pegasus in Metal Masters and Cosmic Pegasus in Metal Fury) – a white and blue Bey whose Pegasus spirit is his defining visual element across the series.
Ryuga – Metal Fusion / Metal Masters / Metal Fury
Ryuga is the primary antagonist of Metal Fusion, who evolves into a more ambiguous anti-hero role across Metal Masters and Metal Fury. He has long silver-white hair with distinctive red streaks, a tall and lean physique, and typically wears dark clothing – a black jacket with red accents. He uses L-Drago – the only left-spinning Bey in competitive battling (most Beys spin right), which gives it unique counterclockwise properties. The Ryuga-Beyblade tile captures him in his characteristic arrogant pose with L-Drago displayed prominently.
Kenta Yumiya – Metal Fusion
Kenta Yumiya is Gingka’s first friend and recurring ally across the Metal Saga – an energetic younger blader who idolizes Gingka. He has dark green hair and wears a light green outfit. He uses Flame Sagittario – a green and yellow Bey inspired by the Sagittarius archer constellation. The Kenta Beyblade tile captures his enthusiastic, determined expression.
Yu Tendo – Metal Fusion / Metal Masters
Yu Tendo is a prodigy blader who starts as an antagonist but joins Gingka’s side. He has a distinctive appearance – blonde hair, a colorful yellow and purple outfit, and an energetic, childlike personality that belies his exceptional skill. He uses Flame Libra – a Stamina-type Bey specializing in sonic wave attacks. The Yu-Beyblade tile covers his standard character portrait.
Mariah – Original Beyblade
Mariah (Mei-Mei in Japanese) is a member of the White Tiger team from China – one of the antagonist groups Tyson’s team faces in the original series. She is a young girl with hot pink hair tied in buns (a distinctive twin-bun style), cat-like eye markings on her face reflecting her Bey’s White Tiger/Galux spirit, and a pink outfit with Eastern design elements. She has two dedicated tiles in the collection (mariah-beyblade and mariah-beyblade-1), covering different poses and expressions.
Kai Hiwatari – Original Beyblade
Kai is the aloof, stoic member of the original Bladebreakers team – Tyson’s rival who became an ally. He has slate blue-gray hair styled in two upward points, a dark cape, and face paint markings (two blue triangles, one on each cheek). He uses Dranzer – a fire-element Bey. The Kai-and-girl-beyblade tile shows Kai alongside a female character.
Eight – Beyblade Burst
Eight (also known as Aiga Akaba in some Burst continuities, or as a separate supporting character) appears in the collection’s two Eight-focused tiles – eight and eight-and-his-skateboard – in Burst series character design style. The skateboard tile is distinctive in the collection as one of the few pages depicting a character with a recognizable prop rather than in a pure battle pose.
Zyro – Metal Saga Continuation
Zyro Kurogane (零夜 黒鉄) is the protagonist of Beyblade: Shogun Steel – a continuation of the Metal Saga set several years after Metal Fury’s events. He has spiky black hair with a red headband and red highlights, and is depicted in the zyro-long-scarf-beyblade tile with his signature long red scarf. He uses Samurai Ifrit – a dark-toned Bey with a samurai aesthetic.
Rago – Metal Fury
Rago is the main antagonist of Metal Fury – the avatar of the destructive star Nemesis, designed as the ultimate villain of the Metal Saga. He has dramatic silver-white long hair, pale skin, and dark ceremonial robes in a gothic/villain aesthetic. The Rago Beyblade anime tile captures his imposing villainous design.
Understanding Beyblade Types and Designs
Beyblade’s competitive framework divides Beys into four fundamental types, each with a distinct strategic role. Understanding these types is helpful for coloring the Beyblade design pages in the collection (the numbered Beyblade-N_optimized tiles), since the type of a Bey is often reflected in its overall shape.
Attack-type Beyblades are built for aggressive collision – they move erratically across the stadium surface to intercept and knock out opponent Beys as quickly as possible. Their silhouettes tend to be asymmetrical with protruding blades or wings designed for contact. When coloring Attack-type pages, vivid, high-contrast color schemes – reds, oranges, electric blues – reinforce the aggressive energy of the design.
Defense-type Beyblades are built to absorb impacts and remain stable. Their shapes tend toward rounder, more symmetrical forms without the protruding contact points of Attack types. Darker, more grounded color schemes – deep blues, grays, purples – suit their fortress-like visual character.
Stamina type (called Endurance type in some translations) Beyblades are optimized to spin longer than any opponent. They have a tall, narrow performance tip that creates minimal friction with the stadium surface, preserving spin energy. Long, narrow silhouettes and cool colors – blues, greens, teals – are typical.
Balance-type Beyblades combine elements of the other three types without fully excelling at any single characteristic. Their designs reflect this hybrid nature – slightly less aggressive than Attack types, slightly less rounded than Defense types, slightly less narrow than Stamina types. Color schemes for Balance types often mix multiple hues rather than committing to a single dominant color family.
Key Beys in the Collection
Storm Pegasus (Gingka’s primary Bey in Metal Fusion) is the collection’s most iconic individual top – depicted in the Beyblade Pegasus and unicorn-pegasus tiles. The canonical Storm Pegasus color scheme is white as the primary energy ring/fusion wheel tone, with blue accents on the Energy Ring’s details, and a blue performance tip. The Pegasus emblem on the face bolt is white with a blue outline. When coloring any Pegasus Bey page, the white-and-blue combination is the immediately recognizable identity.
L-Drago (Ryuga’s Bey) is the visual counterpart – dramatically darker than Pegasus. The canonical L-Drago Metal Fusion scheme uses deep red/crimson and dark red-black for the fusion wheel’s dragon scale texture, with gold accents on the dragon’s face details. The left-spin orientation of L-Drago is sometimes depicted in art with its rotation direction reversed from standard Beys – an important detail for fans who notice directional accuracy.
Spryzen (from Beyblade Burst) appears in the Burst-era tiles (beyblade-burst-ausmalbilder-spryzen-malvorlagen). Spryzen – specifically Spryzen Requiem – has a complex multi-tonal design: gold and dark purple/black in its standard incarnation, with geometric star/wing motifs. Its Burst-era design is notably more layered than the Metal Saga Beys, reflecting the three-piece construction system of the Burst series.
Coloring Tips for Beyblade Pages
For character pages, the key is getting the hair color right, since all major Beyblade characters are defined primarily by their hair rather than their outfits. Gingka’s orange-red hair should be a vivid, warm red-orange – not a standard orange and not a red, but the specific mid-range tone between them. Ryuga’s silver-white hair has a cool, almost metallic quality – very pale with a slight blue-gray bias rather than warm white. Mariah’s hot pink hair is fully saturated, vivid pink – closer to magenta than pastel.
For Bey design pages, the most important principle is treating the different structural zones of the Bey as distinct color regions. A Beyblade’s circular design has concentric zones – the central face bolt/emblem, the energy ring/layer with creature motif details, the fusion wheel/forge disc that forms the main body, and the performance tip at the bottom. Coloring each zone with a consistent color that contrasts with the adjacent zones creates the metallic, structured quality that makes Beyblade designs distinctive. Applying metallic-looking colors – gold, silver, chrome-blue – with a slightly lighter value at the high-point of each circular surface suggests the reflective quality of the metal tops.
For battle scene pages – the numbered tiles that show Beys mid-battle in the stadium – the energy effect lines radiating from a spinning Bey can be colored in vivid complementary colors to the Bey itself: a vivid blue energy effect around a red Bey, an orange flame effect around a blue Bey. This contrast makes the energy effect readable against the top’s own color.
Stadium pages – the dish-shaped battle arena – are typically white or gray in official art, providing maximum contrast for the colorful Beys clashing inside. Keeping the stadium surface pale (very light gray or near-white) while adding vivid energy effects where the Beys contact each other creates the dynamic battle atmosphere the series is known for.
FAQs
What is Beyblade? Beyblade is a Japanese toy franchise and anime series where players launch customized spinning tops (Beyblades or Beys) into a circular stadium to battle. The franchise began in 1999 and has produced multiple anime series, including the original trilogy, the Metal Saga, and the ongoing Burst series.
What are the different Beyblade anime series? The main series are: original Beyblade (2001–2003) featuring Tyson Granger; Beyblade Metal Fusion / Metal Masters / Metal Fury (2010–2012) featuring Gingka Hagane; and Beyblade Burst (2015–present) with multiple sub-series. Most characters in this collection come from the Metal Saga.
What are the four types of Beyblades? Attack (aggressive, designed to knock out opponents), Defense (stable, designed to absorb impacts), Stamina (designed to spin longest), and Balance (a combination of all three). Each type has a different silhouette and strategic role in competition.
Who is the main character of Beyblade? The original series centers on Tyson Granger (Takao Kinomiya). The Metal Saga centers on Gingka Hagane. The Burst series introduces Valt Aoi as its initial protagonist, with subsequent Burst series featuring different leads.
What color is Storm Pegasus? Storm Pegasus – Gingka’s Bey in Metal Fusion – is primarily white with blue accents. The Pegasus emblem and Energy Ring details are white and blue. The performance tip is also blue.
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