Shu Kurenai [AU]

A young guy with snow-white shoulder length hair and scarlet eyes. A scar on his right eye, received as a result of an accident. Tall (around 180 centimeters), slim, stern look

Scarlet shirt, black vest, black cloak with belt and silver buttons, black trousers, high boots. Often goes without a cloak.

He used to be a kind and humble guy, but now he is arrogant and vindictive, thinking only of himself. He does not like to communicate with people, preferring to focus on training, often snaps and behaves coldly and strictly towards others.

Shu had only placed second in all of his previous tournaments, but he knew he could do better if he tried. He was already bitter towards Lui Shirosagi, the perennial Japanese champion and his biggest rival, but when Valt showed up and immediately conquered the top, his patience finally snapped. This was the turning point and the main reason for his change.

In addition to the informal game, there is a game with special rules. In the formal game, two or more players participate. Each player is allowed to choose up to three Beyblades during a match. Players can use any parts they have available to them to create their Beyblades, unless they are limited (such as in tournament play), but they cannot change parts once the match has started. Players can choose any of their three Beyblades for any battle in the match. The winner is the first player to reach 2 or 3 points, depending on the type of match. A normal match or a match that is not a final will most likely be worth up to 2 points. Final matches are worth up to 3 points. A survivor finish is when one Beyblade stops spinning and the other Beyblade continues to spin. That is 1 point. A ring finish is when a Beyblade falls into a pit called a pocket or flies out of the Beystadium. That is 1 point. Finishing Dash is when the Beyblade snaps/slides into three pieces. This is two points. When the Beyblade breaks into four or more pieces, this is three points. Battle Royale is when three or more players play. The Bey that spins last wins.

Points are awarded to a player based on how their Beyblade knocks out the opponent's Beyblade:

One point is awarded if the opponent's Beyblade stops spinning (Survivor / Spin Finish).
One point is awarded if the opponent's Beyblade is knocked out of the stadium or trapped on the edge of the ring (Ring Out / Over Finish).
Beginning with Beyblade Burst, two points are awarded if the opponent's Beyblade is torn apart by splitting (hence the name) during the battle (Finishing Blow).
In the event of a tie (both Beyblades are knocked out of the ring, stop spinning at the same time, or burst at the same time), no points are awarded to either player.