<p>With the continuous increase in performance requirements for power systems in the aerospace and low-altitude economy sectors, designing lightweight and high-strength blade structures with excellent dynamic characteristics has become critical. This paper puts forward a dynamic model for a rotating functionally graded graphene-reinforced (FG-GPR) sandwich metal porous cantilever pre-twisted plate (PTP), aiming to analyze its natural vibration characteristics. To this end, the mixture principle and the revised Halpin-Tsai model are used to determine the parameters of graphene and porosity distributions in the core layer. With the classical plate theory, the Rayleigh-Ritz method, and the polynomials, the dynamic equations are derived to solve for the free vibration mode shapes and frequencies of the rotating FG-GPR sandwich metal porous cantilever PTP. The comparison of natural frequencies and mode shapes with available literature results confirms the precision of the theoretical formulation and numerical computations. The bending stiffnesses are analyzed. Finally, the effects of different graphene/pore distributions, length-to-thickness/width ratios, layer thickness ratios, twist angles, and rotational speeds on the natural frequencies of the system are systematically investigated.</p>