Edge-Q

Beyblade Burst · Driver · QuadDrive System

Hasbro released Edge-Q as a Driver spanning both the Burst System and the QuadDrive System, debuting it in western countries inside the QuadDrive Starter Pack, Roar Balkesh B7 Giga-Q Edge-Q+Moment-10, as its QuadDrive c…

Specification

ClassificationDriver
SystemQuadDrive System
SeriesBeyblade Burst QuadDrive
TypeStamina
Weight5.3 grams
Also known asE-Q / Edge-QuadDrive
Hasbro codeF4071
Other codeTS21-Q
Released in the USApril 2022
Released in CanadaApril 2022
Released in AustraliaFebruary 2022

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Tournament Legality

Burst StandardAllowed
Burst LimitedAllowed
Burst ClassicAllowed
Burst GTAllowed

WBO formats as tabulated. Legality changes with the rulebook; the WBO's own document decides at an event.

Comes In 5 Beyblades

About This Part

Hasbro released Edge-Q as a Driver spanning both the Burst System and the QuadDrive System, debuting it in western countries inside the QuadDrive Starter Pack, Roar Balkesh B7 Giga-Q Edge-Q+Moment-10, as its QuadDrive counterpart to Edge. It keeps the four descending edges and sharp point of the original, and inherits the same tendency to tip over on its axis, but its shape is reworked with two mounting points that let an Armor Tip attach to it. With an Armor Tip fitted, the combination shifts into 'Plus Mode', where Edge-Q is effectively overridden and the resulting height resembles a SpeedStorm driver.

In Play

On its own, the community finds Edge-Q too unbalanced for competitive play, but rates it as a solid base for Armor Tips thanks to burst resistance comparable to Assault-Q, making it a worthwhile pickup rather than an essential one.

  • Debuted in western countries in the QuadDrive Starter Pack, Roar Balkesh B7 Giga-Q Edge-Q+Moment-10.