Ren Kurenai is a main protagonist that appears in the anime and manga series, Beyblade: Shogun Steel. She can be seen as the female counterpart of Zyro Kurogane. Her Beyblade is Thief Phoenic E230GCF.  Ren dresses similarly to Zyro Kurogane and is generally seen by fan as being his female parallel/ counterpart. Ren wears a black jacket, lined with pink rims. She also wears a rough "army green" shirt under her jacket. She also has blonde hair, which goes well with her Bey's Crystal Wheel.  (Beyblade wikia)

Seven years after the Nemesis Crisis, much of the world has been devastated and ruined after the tragic fighting. As a result, most people lost faith and interest in Beyblading. Tsubasa Ootori, who became leader of the WBBA, made it his life goal to ensure humanity could restore itself, as well as restore the popularity of Beyblading. Together with the mechanic Madoka Amano, he created the Zero-G battling style as a result, and hopes a new generation of bladers will rise up to accept the sport once again. One of these is a teenager named Zero Kurogane, who aims to become the top blader after having a destined encounter with the hero of the Nemesis Crisis, Ginga Hagane.

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A Mexican voice actress. She is known for being the Latin American Spanish voice of Harley Quinn in the *DC Extended Universe*, Princess Bubblegum in *Adventure Time*, Stacy Hirano in *Phineas & Ferb* and Fawn in the *Tinker Bell* movies.
She is the recurring dub voice of Leighton Meester, Demi Lovato, Emma Roberts and Amanda Bynes.

She is married to [Héctor Emmanuel Gómez](https://anilist.co/staff/182553/Hector-Emmanuel-Gomez).

**Non-Anime Roles:**
* Jinx (League of Legends)
* Harley Quinn (Batman: Arkham City, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Injustice 2 and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League)
* Reyna Diaz (Gears Tactics)

The last seven unaired episodes of "Metal Fight Beyblade Zero G" released on DVD volumes 6 and 7 of the series.