Victory Valkyrie Upper Quake

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Victory Valkyrie Upper Quake
Naming
Japanese	ビクトリーヴァルキリー・アッパー・クエイク
Romaji	Bikutorī Varukirī Appā Kueiku
Also Known As	V2.U.Q
Product Information
Product Code	B-57
Type	Attack
Price	2700円
System	Dual Layer System
Series	Beyblade Burst
Release Date(s)
Japan	August 6th, 2016
Parts
Energy Layer	Valtryek V2
Forge Disc	Upper
Performance Tip	Quake
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Valtryek V2 Upper Quake, known as Victory Valkyrie Upper Quake (ビクトリーヴァルキリー・アッパー・クエイク, Bikutorī Varukirī Appā Kueiku) in Japan, is an Attack Type Beyblade released as part of the Burst System as well as the Dual Layer System. It was released in Japan on August 6th, 2016 for 2700円 as part of the Triple Booster Set.

Energy Layer - Valtryek V2

Main article: Energy Layer - Valtryek V2

In-depth information for Hasbro’s Valtryek V2 Energy Layer will be placed here once drafting has been completed for it. Please be patient.

Forge Disc - Upper

Main article: Forge Disc - Upper

Upper features two sloped metal wings that, in theory, provide Upper Force in Right-Spin and Down Force in Left-Spin. However, in practice, the low angle and short width of the wings makes any Upper or Down Force effect negligible. Furthermore, Upper is light in weight, lower than the more popular choices for Stamina; 4 and 7, making its Knock-Out Resistance sub-par compared to the aforementioned Discs.

Performance Tip - Quake

Main article: Performance Tip - Quake

Quake features an elliptical shaped flat tip that is off center of the Performance Tip, meant to make the Beyblade that it is connected to jump around the stadium akin to Quake in Metal Fight Beyblade. However, due to how shallow the tip's angle is as well as how little it is off center, the effect is not consistent and must rely on a lightweight and off balance Combination as well as a heavily angled launch. The hopping gimmick is meant to create Disc-to-Layer contact and Burst the opponent, however the aforementioned lack of consistency in the effect makes such an attack method not recommended for competitive play. Furthermore, the offset and slanted tip means that Quake is incapable of maintaining a Banking Pattern and will grind against the Tornado Ridge, making Quake ill-suited for Mobile Attack and Tornado Staller Combinations in general.