Rage Ragna FE 4-55Y Hasbro G4562

Description

The Rage Ragna FE 4-55Y wins through stamina: it barely loses momentum itself and gradually drains the opponent's spin with quick, small hits. On the Rage Ragna FE blade, the two-wing Over Blade, the Metal Blade and the Assist Blade sit stacked in perfect alignment, so the Bey offers the air almost no resistance. Below it sits the Yielding bit with a very large ball tip: it dodges attacks by wandering across the stadium, and four weights on its sides right the Bey again when it tilts. With 20 teeth, the bit has more than any other and can hook onto the Xtreme Line as well.

At 47.6 g it is on the heavy side for a Stamina Bey, and that weight gives it momentum and helps it hold its spin. The Rage Ragna FE brings a stamina value of 55, a high figure for a Stamina Bey: in long battles it keeps spinning longer. The 4-55 ratchet keeps it low with a height of 55, on the flat side for a Stamina Bey, and a low Bey stands stable and defensive.

By tournament points, F, the Over Blade of the Rage Ragna FE, ranks 2nd of 6 Over Blades, and its Assist Blade E ranks 9th of 16 (as of 1 September 2026). The Metal Blade Rage ranks 31st of 111. BeybladeGeeks tend to reach for Heavy or Wheel instead of Rage, because Rage brings too little weight and punch for their liking. The 4-55 ratchet comes in at 15th of 36, the Yielding bit at 28th of 49.

BeybladeGeeks praise how well the Metal Blade and the F Over Blade fit together on the Rage Ragna, because both share the same shape and sit cleanly on top of each other. BeybladeGeeks do prefer to play the Rage Ragna in a more attack-leaning build modelled on the Hover Wyvern, though. BeyCorner was not convinced by the Rage Ragna's stock combination: the Yielding bit wobbles around, it took some Spin Finishes against Attack Beys, and against Wizard Rod it stood no chance. BeybladeGeeks credit the Yielding bit with good stamina when the build is balanced, and even rate it slightly ahead of Under Needle. The Yielding bit's very low burst resistance, on the other hand, is criticised consistently by BeybladeGeeks and ilinnuc. The 4-55 ratchet, too, sits less firmly with its simple lock than ratchets with a butterfly lock, according to BeyCorner, and is considered more prone to bursts. ilinnuc finds the 4-55 fine but unspectacular and considers the 4-50 better: if you have a 4-50 ratchet, try it here. In bey_bee's tier list (X to B+) the combination of Ragna Lock Chip and Rage Metal Blade gets an A+, in okuyama3093's tier list (S to D) an A.

The Bey was released on 28 March 2026 in Japan as RagnaRage FE4-55Y by Takara Tomy. Hasbro brings it out as Rage Ragna FE 4-55Y in the Infinity Starter Pack.

It belongs to the CX line, Beyblade X's Custom Line. Recombining blade, ratchet and bit changes how it runs.