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Exploring the depths of yo-yo design so you may soar to new heights! Kraken is an oversized monster with a 60mm diameter!
Onedrop is continuing its collaboration with the game developer Re-Logic, to bring another of its digital yo-yos into the real world. This time, it's the Kraken they've brought to life.
The Kraken boasts a diameter larger than any other yo-yo in onedrop's lineup, at 60mm wide. The body is curvaceous, which makes it feel even larger in the hand. The side face doesn't use any side effects, but has a small mound protruding from the axle area, which is sure to make you feel nostalgic for the ondrops of yesterday. The shape is an intriguing mixture of round and H-profile, but still fits very comfortably in hand.
In the game, the Kraken has an ability called "Infinite Spin." Onedrop thought it would be unfair to the other yo-yo makers, so they left that part out of the real-world model, but we're sure you won't find anything in its performance to complain about.
Official Description We are proud to be expanding our amazing partnership with independent game studio Re-Logic once again by bringing another yo-yo from the game of Terraria into reality: The Kraken.
As the name suggests, the Kraken is monstrous. Equipped with a beefy body and 60mm diameter, the Kraken is our largest yo-yo to date. With it’s 1/200 drop rate in the game, only a handful of players all over the world can say they’ve tamed the beast. Be on your A-Game, because the Kraken demands constant control and finesse. If you fumble a bit during play, it’ll come biting. Don’t fret though, pick yourself up and go at it again. No one said it was going to be easy. You could call it an “H†shape but the transitions are so soft and bulbous that it kind of defies a label like this. Just because it’s a beast, doesn’t mean it’s going to feel like a rock during play; strangely, almost magically, it feels agile and light.
In Terraria, the Kraken has “infinite spinâ€. We honestly didn’t think it’d be fair to other yo-yo companies to apply the “infinite spin†modifier to the real life Kraken, so we gave it just enough spin for you to pull off your favorite tricks.
While the virtual Kraken can only be found in a post-Plantera dungeon, the real world Kraken will be relatively easy to track down and in many of the colorways you’ve all come to love on the Terrarian, as well as a handful of new ones!
Hidden away from the world for far too long, we think it’s time to finally release the Kraken!
