The Super Yo-Yo Super Advanced is a range of yo-yos in the Super Yo-Yo toyline, licensed by Muse Communications (HK) Ltd.
Four Types of yo-yos are released in this range; two of which are based on the Yomega Power Brain, and two of which are either based on or possibly prototypes of the Yomega Power Brain XP.
The "Super Advanced" level actually refers to the yo-yo's performance and durability. However, these yo-yos are best suited for beginners, due to their auto-return mechanism.
Like the majority of yo-yos in the Super Yo-Yo toyline, each yoyo depicts a character from the Super Yo-Yo anime on one side, and has the name of the yo-yo on the other side.
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Super Dragon / Golden Fire[]
The "Super Dragon" depicts the rival Seito Hojoin, while the "Golden Fire" depicts the rival Chuta Kogure. These yo-yos come in clear, clear black, clear yellow, and clear green, and have an auto-return feature, a plastic transaxle with O-ring, a rounded modified body shape, and LED lights on one side of the yo-yo, which activate as the yo-yo spins.
Like with any auto-return yo-yo, when it loses spin, the O-ring on the transaxle activates the clutch, making the yo-yo automatically return to your hand. This feature can be turned off by removing the O-ring from the transaxle, effectively making the yo-yo behave like a normal transaxle yo-yo.
Stealth Raider / Fire Star[]
The "Fire Star" depicts the protagonist Shunichi Domoto, while the "Stealth Raider" depicts his rival Seito Hojoin. These yo-yos come in fiery red, clear, and blue, and have an auto-return feature, a plastic transaxle with O-ring, a rounded modified body shape, and LED lights on one side of the yo-yo, which activate as the yo-yo spins. Unlike the Super Dragon / Golden Fire, these yo-yos have a smart switch for turning the auto-return feature on or off, which makes it more convenient that having to remove the O-ring from the transaxle.
Like with any auto-return yo-yo, when it loses spin, the O-ring on the transaxle activates the clutch, making the yo-yo automatically return to your hand. However, when the auto-return is turned off, the yo-yo behaves like a typical transaxle yo-yo.
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Trivia[]
- The Super Dragon is loosely named after the Bandai Hyper Dragon from the original late-1990s Hyper Yo-Yo line.
- The Golden Fire is loosely named after the Yomega Fireball from the original late-1990s Hyper Yo-Yo line.
- The Stealth Raider name was also used by the Yomega Stealth Raider from the original late-1990s Hyper Yo-Yo line. In spite of this, the Super Yo-yo version is not related to the Yomega Stealth Raider.
- The Fire Star seems to be named after both the Yomega Fireball and the Yomega All-Star, the latter of which is from the 1999 Hyper Yo-Yo line in the United States.
- When viewed on the face-side of the yo-yo, the Super Dragon and the Stealth Raider look almost exactly alike. The most obvious way to tell them apart is by the presence of switches on the Stealth Raider (or by looking at the other side of the yo-yos).
- The back design of the Stealth Raider is loosely based on the design of the Raider range of yo-yos from the original late-1990s Hyper Yo-Yo line.
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