Valt Aoi emerges as a spirited novice Blader, launching his journey by founding the Beigoma Academy BeyClub to unite members and enter competitive tournaments. Early clashes expose his overconfidence and nerves, frequently resulting in setbacks, yet his relentless drive and tactical ingenuity fuel the creation of techniques like the Rush Launch and Sprint Boost—tools crucial to defeating rivals such as Rantaro Kiyama and Xander Shakadera. His Beyblade, evolving from Victory Valtryek to Genesis, Strike, and Wonder Valtryek, mirrors his escalating prowess, propelling him through the World League and International Blader’s Cup to a climactic victory over Shu Kurenai, securing the World Champion title. Though Wonder Valtryek shatters in a loss to Aiger Akabane, Valt rebuilds it as Turbo Valtryek, channeling resilience into mentoring peers like Aiger amid struggles with Z Achilles. Later series see him guiding rookies Dante Koryu and Delta Zakuro in *Beyblade Burst Rise* with Gamma Bey Sword Valtryek, while *Beyblade Burst GT* showcases Slash Valkyrie and collaborations with Drum Koryu, underscoring his enduring presence in elite circuits. His wardrobe shifts—orange hoodies, green body warmers—retain the vibrancy of his energetic identity. Valt’s character weaves exuberance with tactical acuity. Quick to react to slights or defeats, he balances emotional intensity with a capacity for reconciliation, mending ties with former foes like Daigo Kurogami and Shu Kurenai. His bond with Valtryek transcends combat, marked by heartfelt communication and fierce protectiveness. Even as stage fright and impulsive choices challenge him, his post-championship maturity coexists with a playful, approachable demeanor. Family threads enrich his narrative: older brother to Toko and Nika Aoi, enthusiast of his mother’s homemade nikuman despite his own culinary ineptitude. Titles like “The Legend of Legends” and “World’s Strongest Blader” punctuate a legacy built through relentless title defenses and transformative impact on Blading culture, anchoring him as a cornerstone of the sport’s history.