  Avoided crossing of resonances and merging multiple bound states in the
continuum (BICs) are parallel means for tailoring the physical properties of
BICs. Herein, we introduce a new concept of super quasi-BIC for photonic
crystal (PhC) systems where its quality ($Q$) factor is boosted in both
parametric and momentum spaces. A super quasi-BIC with substantial enhancement
of $Q$ factor can be achieved in a finite PhC by combining avoiding crossing of
two symmetry protected (SP) quasi-BICs in parametric space and merging BICs in
momentum space simultaneously. More importantly, analytical theory shows that
the proposed mechanism results in the transition of asymptotic behavior of the
$Q$ factor over the numbers of resonators from $N^2$ to exclusive $N^3$ for
SP-BICs, which is of vital importance for realizing quasi-BICs in a compact
PhC. Microwave experiments are performed to validate the theoretical results.
Our results provide a paradigm shift for manipulating the physical properties
quasi-BICs in finite PhC structures, which would facilitate various
applications, including but not limited to low threshold lasing, wireless power
transfer and high figure of merit sensing etc.
