Description
Hanna Suiro (known as Hanna Suiryu in Japanese releases) is a main character in the Beyblade Burst QuadDrive and QuadStrike series. She is the younger sister of Bashara Suiro and the daughter of Moné Suiro. Hanna possesses blue eyes, fair skin, and orange hair often styled in a messy bun secured with a pink flower clip. Her distinctive outfit features a neon yellow long-sleeved hoodie layered under a lavender jacket, which has blue-violet buttons, a lightning-shaped design, and green sleeves. She pairs this with a black skirt, turquoise socks, and spring-green shoes accented with neon purple toe-caps and pink laces. A blue scrunchie is typically worn on her left wrist.
Hanna's personality offers a contrast to her brother's, marked by a stronger sense of adventure and greater enthusiasm for exploration. She displays a mischievous streak, exemplified when she tricks Ranzo Kiyama into calling himself "annoying" or "humble" by exploiting his struggles with Japanese. Despite this playfulness, she shows deep care and loyalty towards friends and family, evidenced by checking on Bel Daizora after Belfyre's destruction and defending Bashara against online criticism during his livestreamed battle.
Within her family, Hanna shares a particularly close bond with Bashara, especially early in QuadDrive, and maintains a similarly strong connection with her mother, Moné Suiro. Outside her family, she forms a close friendship with Pri Forsythe, inviting her to a sleepover and expressing excitement about meeting Pri's brother, Pax. Her social circle expands to view Ranzo Kiyama as a brother figure after he joins their family.
Hanna appears in every episode of the original Japanese release of Beyblade Burst QuadDrive, making her the only side character with this distinction. Including international releases, she is one of four side characters appearing in every QuadDrive episode, alongside Valt Aoi, Bashara Suiro, and Jinemon Daizora. Her specific episode appearances span both QuadDrive (such as "The Dark Prince! And Destruction Belfyre!", "Graveyard of Beys! Phantom's Gate!", and "Dragon's Howl! Roar Balkesh!") and QuadStrike (including "Thunder and Lightning! Elemental Power!" and "Dragon vs. Pandora! Rising Tides!").
Hanna's personality offers a contrast to her brother's, marked by a stronger sense of adventure and greater enthusiasm for exploration. She displays a mischievous streak, exemplified when she tricks Ranzo Kiyama into calling himself "annoying" or "humble" by exploiting his struggles with Japanese. Despite this playfulness, she shows deep care and loyalty towards friends and family, evidenced by checking on Bel Daizora after Belfyre's destruction and defending Bashara against online criticism during his livestreamed battle.
Within her family, Hanna shares a particularly close bond with Bashara, especially early in QuadDrive, and maintains a similarly strong connection with her mother, Moné Suiro. Outside her family, she forms a close friendship with Pri Forsythe, inviting her to a sleepover and expressing excitement about meeting Pri's brother, Pax. Her social circle expands to view Ranzo Kiyama as a brother figure after he joins their family.
Hanna appears in every episode of the original Japanese release of Beyblade Burst QuadDrive, making her the only side character with this distinction. Including international releases, she is one of four side characters appearing in every QuadDrive episode, alongside Valt Aoi, Bashara Suiro, and Jinemon Daizora. Her specific episode appearances span both QuadDrive (such as "The Dark Prince! And Destruction Belfyre!", "Graveyard of Beys! Phantom's Gate!", and "Dragon's Howl! Roar Balkesh!") and QuadStrike (including "Thunder and Lightning! Elemental Power!" and "Dragon vs. Pandora! Rising Tides!").