Special Executive - A limited edition of the Championship yo-yo given to Coca-Cola executives. Made in Australia in 1967. Only 200 pieces were made. Beginner - Lightweight all-plastic fixed-string yo-yo that is either tournament-shaped or shaped like a bottle cap. Butterfly (Philippines) - Similar to the Super but with smaller dimensions. Strangely-labeled yoyo.

Millennium - Slimline-shaped yo-yo but with a clear glittered body. Probably the modern equivalent of the Galaxy. Magic Yo-Yo - An all-wooden yo-yo similar to a Duncan Tournament, made in Hiroshima, Japan and sold by Russell in 1963. Later versions have the Russell name removed.In Canada, Russell yo-yos are called "Russell Royale Return Tops" to avoid trademark issues with the word 'Yo-Yo'. It is not an 'invisible thread reel' that retracts thread as many magicians would expect, but it is still a reel none-the-less ( defined as "A device, such as a cylinder, spool, or frame, that turns on an axis and is used for winding and storing rope, tape, film, or other flexible materials" (which is exactly what a Super Spinner does). Note that yo-yos released in the UK and some parts of Europe are called "spinners" instead of "yo-yos". Champion - Green body with orange ring and red cap. It is not known what mechanism is in the yo-yo. Even the best-built yo-yo can suffer string damage, especially with excessive use. Many of today’s yo-yos come with some spare string and directions for replacing it if you ever need to.

In 1998, the manga series was adapted into a 22-episode anime television series produced by Xebec, it ran from November 1998 to September 1999. The television series has been dubbed into English in Singapore by Odex [3] and released in 2003. Continuing the first Hyper Yo-Yo boom launched by Bandai in Japan in 1997, they released two yo-yos named Hyper Russell. These yo-yos were official Russell products and were made in Korea. Shunichi Domoto is a 5th grade boy. He usually helps the sport teams in his school due to his talent in sports. One day his friend, Beso Kimura lost his Yoyo in a Yoyo duel against a bully boy, Benkei Musashimaru and ask Shunichi for help. Shunichi challenges Benkei to a Yoyo duel then defeats him. After that he was challenged by the exceptionally gifted Yoyoer, Seito Hojoin and get beaten because he ridiculed the Yoyo game. So, Shunichi enters Japan's Yoyo championship to get his revenge from his loss with Seito. Throughout this Championship, he learns new Yoyo Skills, meets new friends and powerful rivals.

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I'm not sure what you were expecting, but to clear any confusion for others, the DVD is divided into two parts: the Super Spinner and the Penny Reel. The Super Spinner is the physical device that spools thread, while the Penny Reel is about actual performance. Galaxy - Prize yo-yo redeemable via a scratch card containing the prize. Same model as the Challenge but either colored a shiny gold, or had a clear glittered body. In Japan, Morinaga partnered with Russell to promote their milk-based beverage called Morinaga Chorus and started the first Russell yo-yo boom in Japan.

Shunichi begin his second half of first round qualification despite not knowing any Hyper-level technique. He gets by observing other participants techniques and proceeds to instantly copy them. An ufo yoyo arrivee in Shunichi's home and warns him about evil yoyo spirit who possess people. This episode pays homage devilman.The Kanto’s strongest player’s defeat left Shunichi wonder what Mai’s secret might be. The crew watching together footage to find any record of Mai but found nothing. the quarterfinalists then proceed into second round of the tournament. Super - Slimline-shaped wooden axle yo-yo with clear plastic yo-yo halves. Heavier than the Professional. Gold Medal - Prize yo-yo redeemable via a scratch card containing the prize. Same model as the Professional but with a shiny gold-colored bulge. Super Yo-Yo [a] ( Japanese: 超速スピナー, Hepburn: Chōsoku Supinā, lit. 'Ultra-fast Spinner') is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Takashi Hashiguchi. The series was serialized in Shogakukan's CoroCoro Comic magazine between December 1997 and August 2000, and was translated into English and published in Singapore by Chuang Yi. But technology has evolved the design of yo-yos over the years. Newer yo-yos incorporate more sophisticated bearings and even LED lights to make the experience more rewarding and fun. But the basic design of yo-yos hasn’t changed much. Every yo-yo has an outer shell that holds an axle and a string that spins around the axle.