| abstract | - The Hero of the series. Quite an Idiot Hero at that, too. He's got nothing more than a decent top and a love for the game, but that changes when he finds the bit-beast Dragoon in his grandfather's dojo. He joins with Ray, Kai, and Max and wins the world championship for all three years of the show.
* Badass
* Balloon Belly
* Big Eater
* Blow You Away: Dragoon had wind-based powers.
* Deus Ex Machina: Tyson has a long list of come from behind wins that look unbelievably cheap when everyone can see he should have lost.
* Fingerless Gloves
* Glass Cannon --> Lightning Bruiser
* Glory Seeker: Very much so, to the point that he unnecessarily takes away challenges that could have been spread around the group to make for more interesting rivalries. While in Europe, Tyson gets to battle Robert, Oliver, and Enrique, three of the best bladers on the continent, while Johnny is saved for Kai. Tyson gets three rivalries, while Max and Ray get what?
* The Hero
* Hot-Blooded: Indeed.
* Idiot Hero
* It's All About Me: For the first half of G Revolution, Tyson has this attitude. He refuses to understand it's not Ray, Max, and Kai's responsibility to get him to the finals of every tournament, only for him to take the title in the end, and then think "they" are champions, when Tyson is the one who gets all the glory in the end.
* Motoko Kumai
* Nice Hat
* It Was a Gift: From Hiro, although we don't find that out until season 3.
* Snap Back: Later seasons reversed all his character development for the first season.
* Raised by Grandparents
* Small Name, Big Ego: Takes nearly Jerkass levels in later seasons.
* Suddenly Voiced: Dragoon, seasons 1 and 2.
* "With Our Swords" Scene: End of season 3.
* You Gotta Have Blue Hair
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