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===Flying Blade===
===Flying Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=フライングブレード
|Jpn=フライングブレード
|JapR=Furaingu Burēdo  
|JpnR=Furaingu Burēdo  
|JapM=Flying Blade
|JpnM=Flying Blade
|Ita=Lama Rotante
|Ita=Lama Rotante
|ItaM=Rotating Blade
|ItaM=Rotating Blade
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===Speedway Blade===
===Speedway Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=レーサーズ・ブレード
|Jpn=レーサーズ・ブレード
|JapR=Rēsāzu Burēdo
|JpnR=Rēsāzu Burēdo
|JapM=Racers Blade
|JpnM=Racers Blade
|Ita=Lama motorizzata
|Ita=Lama motorizzata
|ItaM=Motorized Blade
|ItaM=Motorized Blade
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===Wildwood Blade===
===Wildwood Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=ワイルドウッド・ブレード
|Jpn=ワイルドウッド・ブレード
|JapR=Wairudouddo Burēdo  
|JpnR=Wairudouddo Burēdo  
|JapM=Wildwood Blade
|JpnM=Wildwood Blade
|Ita=Lama verdeggiante
|Ita=Lama verdeggiante
|ItaM=Verdant Blade
|ItaM=Verdant Blade
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===Vintage Blade===
===Vintage Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=ヴインテージ・ブレード
|Jpn=ヴインテージ・ブレード
|JapR=Bintēji Burēdo  
|JpnR=Bintēji Burēdo  
|JapM=Vintage Blade
|JpnM=Vintage Blade
}}
}}


===Steampunk Blade===
===Steampunk Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=スチームパンク・ブレード
|Jpn=スチームパンク・ブレード
|JapR=Suchīmupanku Burēdo  
|JpnR=Suchīmupanku Burēdo  
|JapM=Steampunk Blade
|JpnM=Steampunk Blade
|Ita=Lama steampunk
|Ita=Lama steampunk
|ItaM=Steampunk Blade
|ItaM=Steampunk Blade
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===Gleaming Blade===
===Gleaming Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=ゴールデン・ブレード
|Jpn=ゴールデン・ブレード
|JapR=Gōruden Burēdo  
|JpnR=Gōruden Burēdo  
|JapM=Golden Blade
|JpnM=Golden Blade
|Ita=Lama luminosa
|Ita=Lama luminosa
|ItaM=Luminous Blade
|ItaM=Luminous Blade
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===Megabug Blade===
===Megabug Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=メガバグ・ブレード
|Jpn=メガバグ・ブレード
|JapR=Megabagu Burēdo  
|JpnR=Megabagu Burēdo  
|JapM=Megabug Blade
|JpnM=Megabug Blade
|Ita=Lama Megabug
|Ita=Lama Megabug
|ItaM=Megabug Blade
|ItaM=Megabug Blade
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===Galactic Blade===
===Galactic Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=ギャラクティック・ブレード
|Jpn=ギャラクティック・ブレード
|JapR=Gyarakutikku Burēdo  
|JpnR=Gyarakutikku Burēdo  
|JapM=Galactic Blade
|JpnM=Galactic Blade
|Ita=Lama galattica
|Ita=Lama galattica
|ItaM=Galactic Blade
|ItaM=Galactic Blade
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===Sassy Blade===
===Sassy Blade===
{{Foreign names
{{Foreign names
|Jap=ネオンライト・ブレード
|Jpn=ネオンライト・ブレード
|JapR=Neon Raito Burēdo  
|JpnR=Neon Raito Burēdo  
|JapM=Neon Light Blade
|JpnM=Neon Light Blade
}}
}}


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[[Category:Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope weapons]]
[[Category:Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope weapons]]

Latest revision as of 13:17, January 7, 2025

Edge throwing her Flying Blade at Riptides in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Edge throwing her Flying Blade in battle

The Flying Blade is Edge's weapon in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. It is a blade-like weapon that acts as a boomerang, dealing damage to enemies in a straight line multiple times while ignoring Partial Cover before returning to Edge. Bigger enemies such as Wildclaws take more hits, allowing the Flying Blade to deal more damage to them.

In Edge's Skill Tree, the Flying Blade can be upgraded using Skill Prisms. There are upgrades such as increasing the critical hit chance, as well as the range. There is an upgrade that allows the Flying Blade to get 5% stronger with each hit dealt to the enemies during an attack. There is also an upgrade that increases the size of the Flying Blade when thrown, allowing Edge to attack enemies in a wider area.

Darkmess Edge wields the Darkmess Blade, a weapon identical to the Flying Blade.

Weapon Skins[edit]

Main article: Weapon Skin
Name Description How to obtain
Flying Blade icon
Flying Blade 		The origins are as mysterious as its owner. What IS known? When thrown, it hits multiple foes in range before returning. Default weapon
Speedway Blade icon
Speedway Blade 		Lap the competition with a Speedway swatter that boasts a complex, precision paint job inspired by famous kart racers. Pristine Peaks shop
Wildwood Blade icon
Wildwood Blade 		The Rabbids of Palette Prime "bestowed this august blade upon you" after the Giant Depleter battle. In a chest guarded by a Spellraiser in Palette Prime; clear Closing the Gap battle
Vintage Blade icon
Vintage Blade 		Vintage styling with a modern twist that makes for a timeless look that tells the bad guys you're no flash in the pan. Barrendale Mesa shop
Steampunk Blade icon
Steampunk Blade 		The Rabbids of Terra Flora worked triple overtime for DAYS to buy you this out of gratitude (they loved every minute). Clear The Warrior and the Windbag in Terra Flora
Gleaming Blade icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Gleaming Blade 		Augie gave you this for protecting Beacon Beach - but asks that you not correct people who think it was him. Reach 100% completion for Beacon Beach
Megabug Blade icon
Megabug Blade 		"Smart move to preorder. This was my last Megabug Stormblade. I almost bought it for myself." -SALESBOT 9.99+TX Preorder bonus
Galactic Blade icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Galactic Blade 		"Carry this Galactic Stormblade, Edge, and trust that your friends will see you for who you truly are." Galactic Prestige Pack bonus; unlocked after recruiting Edge
Sassy Flying Blade from Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope Tower of DOOOOM
Sassy Blade 		Even the fiercest fighter on the team can show off her sassy side with this Spawny/Bwahstrella Stormblade collab. Clear Level 3 of Premium Mode of The Tower of Doooom
The Ripple Flying Blade Weapon Skin in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope'’
Ripple Flying Blade 		The roar this Ripple Flying Blade makes when airborne is a crescendo to the symphony of your enemies' cries of surrender. Clear The Warrior and the Beast in Melodic Gardens

Profiles and statistics[edit]

Description[edit]

  • When thrown at an enemy, it ignores Partial Cover while hitting multiple targets along the way before coming back.

Base stats[edit]

  • Range: 21m
  • Critical Chance: 20%

Features[edit]

  • Medium-Range
    • Capable of being thrown at medium-range targets.
  • Single-Target
    • Can be thrown at a single target only.
  • Multi-Hit Blade
    • When thrown at a target, can hit multiple enemies before returning to the wielder.
  • Ignore Partial Cover
    • Has a 100% chance of hitting enemies protected by Partial Cover.

Skill Tree skills[edit]

WEAPON
Upgrade Skill Prism icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Skill Prism cost Effect Description
Critical Hit Chance Skill Tree icon for Edge, from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Critical Hit Chance 		1, 1 Adds 20%, 20% critical hit chance (40%, 60%) Increases the chances of a critical hit.
Blade Hero Increase Skill Tree icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Blade Halo Increase 		4 Impact area radius plus 1 meter Increases the Flying Blade Halo area.
▼ These skills require at least one upgrade of Critical Hit Chance ▼
Weapon Range Skill Tree icon for Edge, from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Weapon Range 		2 Adds 4 meters to weapon range Increases the range of Edge's Flying Blade.
Chain Boost Skill Tree icon from Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Chain Boost 		4 Adds 5% DMG per hit Starting from the first hit, each following one deals 5% more damage.

Gallery[edit]

  • Model of Edge and her Flying Blade

    Model of Edge and her Flying Blade

Names in other languages[edit]

Flying Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese フライングブレード[?]
Furaingu Burēdo 		Flying Blade
Italian Lama Rotante[?] Rotating Blade
Spanish Hoja Voladora[?] Flying Blade

Speedway Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese レーサーズ・ブレード[?]
Rēsāzu Burēdo 		Racers Blade
Italian Lama motorizzata[?] Motorized Blade
Spanish Hoja de Circuito[?] Circuit Blade

Wildwood Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ワイルドウッド・ブレード[?]
Wairudouddo Burēdo 		Wildwood Blade
Italian Lama verdeggiante[?] Verdant Blade

Vintage Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ヴインテージ・ブレード[?]
Bintēji Burēdo 		Vintage Blade

Steampunk Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スチームパンク・ブレード[?]
Suchīmupanku Burēdo 		Steampunk Blade
Italian Lama steampunk[?] Steampunk Blade

Gleaming Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゴールデン・ブレード[?]
Gōruden Burēdo 		Golden Blade
Italian Lama luminosa[?] Luminous Blade

Megabug Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese メガバグ・ブレード[?]
Megabagu Burēdo 		Megabug Blade
Italian Lama Megabug[?] Megabug Blade

Galactic Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ギャラクティック・ブレード[?]
Gyarakutikku Burēdo 		Galactic Blade
Italian Lama galattica[?] Galactic Blade
Spanish Hoja Galáctica[?] Galactic Blade

Sassy Blade[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ネオンライト・ブレード[?]
Neon Raito Burēdo 		Neon Light Blade
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Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Protagonists Heroes Beep-0 • Bowser • Edge • JEANIE • Luigi • Mario • Peach • Rabbid Luigi • Rabbid Mario • Rabbid Peach • Rabbid Rosalina • Rayman*
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Antagonists Cursa • Darkmess Manta • Phantom* • Spark Hunters (Bedrock, Daphne, Kanya*, Midnite)
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Beep-0 Powers Scan Power • Wave Power
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Cursa's stronghold Comet Observatory
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