Blade: Rhino Horn

Weight: 29.9 (LOW END) - 33.0g (HIGH END)

Design: RhinoHorn is a blade that features 4 focused points with a rough, jagged shape.

• Attack VS Attack: Rhino is a game of who wants to defeat who first in the first few seconds. Since Rhino has no endgame stamina, it is highly encouraged that RhinoHorn win fast, or it will lose via being outspun or a spin finish. It is also possible to use Rhino's recoil to your advantage with combos like 5-60Point that allow the recoil to tank somewhat specific attackers on any Flat bottom generally.

• Stamina VS Attack: Rhino has no real stamina properties to be used here. 

• Defense VS Attack: RhinoHorn suffers from recoil release, so it is unsuitable for defense combos. The recoil can harm Rhino, causing it to self-destruct in battle.

• Attack VS Stamina: Rhino can be used on aggressive setups but the issue is it is really light and you are banking on tiny bumps to do work that don't make it consistent. 

Strengths: 

• Hard Hits: RhinoHorn is one of the best hard hitting attackers due to its square shape that allows for big hits.

Weaknesses:

• Poor Stamina: RhinoHorn is an angry attacker with little steam. If you can't get your hits in, you are really in trouble.

• Gap: Rhino like any Beyblade with a gap is more susceptible to a Burst, it is highly recommended ONLY to use Rhino on 60 or lower heights. 

• Recoil Release: Like other certain blades, due to its heavy recoil, the blade can cause the ratchet to release the bit, causing you to lose to a burst.

Overall: This blade can hit very hard but can also lose stamina very fast in battle.

Gameplan: On setups with low height on bits like Low Flat or Rush, Rhino can either get control or fast speed to get those hard hits in.

Combos:

Attack: RhinoHorn 9-60/5-60/3-60 Rush/LowFlat

Ratchet: 5-80

Weight: 7.2g

• Design: 5-80 is a ratchet with 5 sides and a tall height. The contact areas for the ratchet are 5 somewhat wide points.

Strengths: 

• Stamina: Generally, due to its shape and its OWD (outward weight distribution), it can have greater stamina than other ratchets, giving Beyblades more balance.

• Defence: This ratchet's 5-sided and thick design gives it some of the best defence out of all the ratchets. It is only really worse than 9 sides due to how 9 sides are exposed. 

• Weakness:

• Tall Height: It is important to note that being tall in the case of 5-80 does not mean pure weakness; however, it means being careful how you launch.

Bit: Quake

Weight: 2.3g

• Design: Quake is a flat bit that is cut diagonally with one side with more exposed gears to cause a jumping motion in battle. 

Strengths:

• Strong Hits: If Used right Quake can actually deliver bit hits and KOs due the fast speed of how it's designe.

• Burst Resistance: This bit has 80 Stats in Burst resistance, which makes it great to use due to minimal Burst risk.

Weaknesses:

• Low Stamina: The Bit may not be ideal for battles that require endurance, as it lacks stamina. Stamina is essential for outlasting opponents in long battles. In the context of a battle if you get your hits at the start and don't miss you have nothing to worry about. However, with Quake, this issue is even greater as it barely has much stamina to begin with. 

• Vulnerability to self-KO: If the Bit is hard-launched and catches the stadium path, it can self-KO, which is a potential weakness. Control and technique are important when using this Bit. Especially with Quake you can easily self KO jumping into any of the stadium pockets. 

Gameplan:

• Flat launch or a somewhat tilted angle shoot: To maximize the effectiveness of this Bit, you can employ a flat launch or a slight angle to utilize the stadium's gimmicks and aim for knockouts.

• Generally with Quake: You can do either flat shoot or tilt on case by case basis depending if you want to try to focus on the Xtreme Line to try and KO or try to destabilize and harm the opponent.