just wanna know cuz i have more re than unresponsives…
Thats debatable. @edhaponik probably answer this one the best.
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ok thx
There are new tricks regularly created for both styles. A lot of these tricks never get officially documented or gain widespread notoriety. No trick list is static. A lot of tricks haven’t been discovered yet but are out there in the Yo-isphere.
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I’d like to think that unresponsive yoyos have more tricks. Since, while the main advantage of a responsive yoyo is its tug-responsiveness, this effect can be emulated in an unresponsive yoyo by tugging before the yoyo reaches the bottom of the string. Alternatively, quickly using a laceration bind to bring the yoyo back after it’s begun spinning freely can also quasi-emulate a tug-responsive effect. Of course, these tricks are still technically different, but the emulation of these tricks means a number of responsive tricks can be quasi-counted as unresponsive tricks, resulting in the unresponsive trick category holding the advantage.
At least that’s my take on it lol
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More for either than any one person could ever hope to learn. And you can only pour your attention into one at a time. So for me the answer is that both have infinite tricks, or… y’know just the one. 
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the divisions are named after the amount of tricks there are in terms of aleph cardinals.
0A stands for aleph zero
1A aleph one
etc
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Seriously?
There are an infinite number of both unresponsive and responsive tricks. The limiting factor is ones imagination and skill.
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Those are huge limiting factors for me! 
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Which infinite number is bigger?