Jaxon Cross, known as Ekusu Kurosu (黒須くろすエクス, Kurosu Ekusu) in Japan, also known as Blader X or Kamen X (仮面 Xエックス, Kamen Ekkusu; Mask X) in Japan, is the main protagonist of the anime/manga series, Beyblade X[4]. He fights with his Dran Beyblades. Appearance Jaxon is an average-sized boy with blue gear shaped eyes, blue hair with blonde highlights. A few bangs of his hair is shaped like an "X". When he was 7 years old, Jaxon wore a black shirt and gray shorts. And light gray boots with gray soles. Back when he was in Pendragon, Jaxon wore a black shirt with a necklace over his shirt and gray shorts. Under his shorts, he wears brown leggings and light gray boots with gray soles. His Blader X attire consisted of a blue mask with a black lens with a gear shaped patter on the lens, and a Red "X" at the center of the lens. He wears a long white short sleeve trench coat with a hoodie and blue lapel flaps, a black short sleeve turtleneck, blue shorts, under his shorts he wears brown leggings and light gray sneakers with blue laces with gray soles. Personality Jaxon often enjoys beybattles and has fun when he battles. Unlike several Pro Bladers who view Blading to be work, Jaxon doesn't share that same sentiment. Instead viewing beyblading and every beybattle to be fun. Jaxon also enjoys eating sushi, especially any original sushis from Komaba Sushi that Taisho comes up with. Biography Background Jaxon used to be taught beyblading by his master Ginro, until one day at the age of 7, there was nothing left for Ginro to teach him. As a parting gift, Ginro gave Jaxon the strongest Bey, "Sword Dran". Having one last battle with Ginro, Jaxon won against Ginro using an Xtreme Dash which chipped off a piece of the blue paint of the metal coat from Sword Dran. Jaxon, believing he had damaged Sword Dran, asked Ginro if it could be repaired; however, Ginro would tell him that the paint being chipped off was proof of his launch's power. Jaxon was told that as his launch becomes stronger, more of the metal coating will chip off as proof that of his strength. As years passed the paint gradually wore down over time.[5] Beyblades Sword Dran 3-60F: Jaxon's primary Basic Line Beyblade in Beyblade X, given to him by his mentor as a parting gift. Dagger Dran 4-60R: Jaxon's secondary Basic Line Beyblade in Beyblade X, made by Multi Nana-iro. It would later be damaged in the final battle against Khrome, but would be repaired soon after. Helm Knight 3-80N: Borrowed by Jaxon from Multi in Jax-ercise. Buster Dran 1-60A: Jaxon's primary Unique Line Beyblade in Beyblade X, made by Multi for the final floors of The X. It would later be damaged in the final battle against Khrome, but would be repaired soon after. Scythe Incendio 4-60T: A replica of Robin Kazami's Beyblade he borrowed from a kid in Off. Special Moves Xtreme Dash: The gears on the Beyblade's "Bit" interact with the gears on the "X-Celerator Rail" ("Xtreme Line") of the Xtreme Stadium, increasing the Beyblade's speed. Jaxon has also added the following prefixes/suffixes to his Xtreme Dash in different battles: 4X Version - used by Sword Dran in "The Mask and the Lion King". Sparking Xtreme Dash - used by Sword Dran in "The First Fan" with the electric sparks from the stadium surrounding Sword Dran. Xtreme Dash Blizzard - used by Sword Dran in "Riddles and Beys" by using Yeti's white Cowl Sphinx's blizzard technique to increase the spin of Sword Dran. Xtreme Dash The Sequel - used by Sword Dran in "Memories of Sushi" by resuming an Xtreme Dash. Xtreme Dash Blue - used by Sword Dran (Metal Coat: Blue) in the second bonus chapter. Two Accel Drive Xtreme Dash - used by Dagger Dran in "Unbeatable" by using the center area of the Xtreme Line of the Double Xtreme Stadium the first time. Three Accel Drive Xtreme Dash - used by Dagger Dran in "Unbeatable" by using the center area of the Xtreme Line of the Double Xtreme Stadium for a second time. Xtreme Dash Double: Following a Xtreme Dash, Xtreme Dash Double increases the Beyblade's speed when the gears on the Beyblade's Bit parts interact with the gears on the "X-Celerator Rail" ("Xtreme Line") of the Xtreme Stadium a second time, accelerating the Bey's speed once again to deliver a powerful hit against its opponent. Xtreme Dash Triple: Following a Xtreme Dash Double, the Xtreme Dash Triple increases the Beyblade's speed when the gears on the Beyblade's Bit parts interact with the gears on the "X-Celerator Rail" ("Xtreme Line") of the Xtreme Stadium a third time, accelerating the Bey's speed to deliver another powerful hit against its opponent. Xtreme Dash Infinite: Similar to the regular Xtreme Dash, Xtreme Dash Infinite increases the Beyblade's speed when the gears on the Beyblade's Bit parts interact with the gears on the "X-Celerator Rail" ("Xtreme Line") of the Xtreme Stadium. The Beyblade continues to perform the Xtreme Dash numerous times, increasing its speed continuously. Xtreme Dash Buster: Similar to the regular Xtreme Dash, Xtreme Dash Buster increases the Beyblade's speed when the gears on the Beyblade's Bit parts interact with the gears on the "X-Celerator Rail" ("Xtreme Line") of the Xtreme Stadium. Compared to a standard Xtreme Dash, Buster Dran concentrates all of its power into a single strike. Xtreme Dash Dragonic Break: A Beyblade performs an Xtreme Dash Dragonic Break by riding the entire "X-Celerator Rail" ("Xtreme Line") of the Xtreme Stadium twice. The Beyblade performs its first rotation and jumps into the air, landing back onto the Xtreme Line and completing a second rotation. Both high launch power and precision is required. Jaxon's variant of this technique is "Xtreme Dash Dragonic Break X". Xtreme Dash Dragonic Break 0: Beybattles