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An incredibly dense version of the Red Giant that upgrades much faster and has potential to upgrade twice if aimed correctly.

Overview[]

The Neutron Star is an Evolved Reborn-tier Upgrader. It is the evolution of the Red Giant, and was released in The Resurrection Update on September 19th, 2017.

Ores that hit the main upgrade beam are set on fire for 3 seconds; if not doused they will be destroyed. The Neutron Star also features a drawback where if the same ore is upgraded by the same Neutron Star too frequently in a short amount of time, the ore will be destroyed.

The fire that this upgrader applies to upgraded ore is a bright white instead of the Red Giant's deep reddish-orange.

Upgrade Reduction[]

As an ore's value begins to near the Neutron Star's cash limit of Cash Icon $1TVg, the upgrade itself begins to decrease in potency. This attribute is also shared with other stars, like the Catalyzed Star.

Main multiplier Secondary multiplier Overall multiplier Cash range
x1.65 x2 x3.3 Cash Icon $99QnD
x1.325 x1.5 x1.9875 Cash Icon $100QnD to Cash Icon $999OcD
x1.1625 x1.25 x1.453125 Cash Icon $1NvD to Cash Icon $99Vgn
x1.065 x1.1 x1.1715 Cash Icon $100Vgn to Cash Icon $1TVg

Trivia[]

  • Previous description:
    • "An incredibly dense version of the morning star that upgrades much faster and has potential to upgrade twice if aimed correctly."
  • In real life, a neutron star is the core of what was once a bright burning star that had undergone a supernova. They have a very high density (and therefore, very high gravity) packed with plenty of neutrons. They contain 1.4-3 times the mass of the Sun packed into a spheroid about 10-30 miles across, and if a neutron star is too massive, it will collapse into a black hole.
  • Creator's Note - "I made this item after I watched a super boring documentary in science class and neutron stars were the only cool part. An interesting thing about them is that a spoonful of neutron star material has more mass in it than all the cars in the United States combined. Real heavy stuff."
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