What is your favorite star shaped yoyo?

I’ve been throwing a ton of star shaped yo-yos in the last couple months. Onestar (no longer with me), northstar (without caps), protostar, asterisk, and maybe more. I don’t think I’ve ever thrown a metal star shaped yoyo for a significant amount of time. But, there is also a ton of variety out there, like the hypernova and PC hypernova have been getting a lot of hype lately (budumtiss). I’m wondering, what is your favorite star shaped yoyo?

I don’t know if I ever thought of calling them a star shaped YoYo, but the Hypernova is an awesome throw. I haven’t tried the pc version but I’m assuming it’s equally awesome.

I had to do some googling I’m still not certain which came first but I guess the protostar and severe both came out in 2009, but I’m now going to call it a star shape​:joy:

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The Severe was first, but the Protostar was built off of the Severe.

This is just my own conjecture though but the response bump was such a big innovation and distinction, that the star yoyos lacking it make them their own branch of lineage past the Protostar. I think the Rockstar and Supernova are distinct enough to exist in their own lanes.

Love my Starlite!!

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id say its the regulus I + II

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OG Rockstar for me, I always wanted one just because it’s the only version actually shaped like a Protostar. It plays pretty close to a Supernova actually, but slightly more dense and powerful (TP vibes). Really surpassed my expectations because the Genesis and Supernova got all the love while it was around.

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I think there’s a lot of Superstar (John Ando) and Genesis. I always figured the shape was a compromise because getting G5 style rims in a plastic yoyo wasn’t possible at the time, hence why the PGM was what it was.

That’s a glow protostar that’s all plastic, right?

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From what I’ve researched it’s a glow Northstar

Closer to a Protostar by weight + round cap really

OG northstar, my first yoyo.. gotta pick one up again one of these days

I’m just going by what I saw here: