Which would be Awesome, but Impractical if this wasn't a cartoon. It is, theoretically, incredibly easy to dodge such an attack, unless your beyblade is stuck, which was what happened to Hyoma.
Actually, it isn't. The opponent has no idea which direction Pegasis is coming from, hence, the opponent has no idea where to go to dodge the attack.
Launcher of a Thousand Ships: Often to Memetic Sex God levels. He's been shipped with Madoka, Hikaru, Masamune, Kyoya, Ryuuga,Kenta,Hyoma...and the list just keeps on going.
Super Prototype: His second beyblade, Galaxy Pegasus is the prototype version of Storm Pegasus. Despite this, it is extremely powerful, but originally uncontrollable, thus why the weaker Storm Pegasus is the final version. It chose Gingka to wield it, though, so he's able to control it.
To Be a Master: Not as much as Hikaru or Masamune, however.
Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: During his battle with Ryuga, the semi-physical manifestation of L-Drago pierced his chest. It's as weird as it sounds.
Jacob Marley Warning: Busujima is what he would have become had he not disbanded the Face Hunters.
The Medic: Well, as close as you can get in the series; she's basically a toy handyman, but that is of course very important to the world of Beyblading.
Almighty Janitor: Was never in any real tournaments, including the Survival Battle, or Battle Bladers before the World Tournament. He's still quite the blader.
To Be a Master: How many times has he exclaimed that he's going to beat Ginga/ whatever opponent he has, or that he/Gan Gan is/are number one? Exactly.
Unknown Rival: To Ginga at first, as Ginga really has no idea who he is and his presently uncontrollable Super Prototype has him preoccupided at the moment. Most of the episode consists of him getting curbstompped by Galaxy Pegasus. It's only towards the end when Ginga reconizes something in him and he manages to beat Galaxy Pegasus that he manages to earn proper The Rival status.
Meaningful Name: He points out himself that his name has kanji for "iceberg" and "demon". The former refers to his politeness and the latter to his Trickster tendencies.
Meaningful Name: His family name contains "otome", which means "lady". It either refers to his beyblade being a Virgo or himself being a ballerina. Or both.
Expy: He and his gang are one of the Face Hunters from the beginning of the season. As his group (as a whole) like to bully weaker Beybladers (like the face hunters), bully Kenta (like the face hunters) and his name starts with the letter B (the face hunters had a member, whose name began with the letter B).
Death by Adaptation: Is killed by Ryuga in the Anime, but lived through it in the Manga. This caused problems when the Manga had him come back as a Big Bad later on, requiring the Anime to create Dr. Ziggurat to replace him.
Foe Yay: With cactuses. No, really. He says he hates them, yet he has a bunch of them in his office.
Big Damn Heroes: Came to the rescue of Gan Gan Galaxy when Tsubasa and Yu got injured.
And again, albeit unintentionally, he rescued Ginga and Masamune from the black hole they were stuck in when he fired his beyblade at Hades City. On the other hand, it almost blew them up.
Demonic Possession: His cruelty and evil is a result of L-Drago's power over him. L-Drago can completely possess him as well.
Devour the Dragon: Had a habit of doing this. Finally turned on Doji and absorbed all of his energy in order to power up L-Drago, killing him in the anime.
Eviler than Thou: Does this to Doji, turning on him and sucking out all of his energy, killing him.
During his fight with Kenta, Kenta manages to turn the tide on him. Reiji goes berserk and even keeps attacking Kenta's bey after it's already stopped spinning in a mad rage.
When Ginga delivers a Shut Up, Hannibal! to him in their match and proves he isn't afraid of him, Reiji finds the tables turned and loses it completely, but in a different way than his previous breakdown. Instead of going berserk, he is ultimately becoming overwelmed by his own fear to the point his Taken for Granite power is turned on him.
Our Dragons Are Different: Zurafa, despite manifesting as a dragon, has a Face Bolt which depicts a Qilin, which is a unicorn-like creature that occasionaly replaces Baihu as one of the The Four Gods. On the other hand, its corresponding constellation is the "Camelopardalis" a.k.a. the giraffe*