There's no known type of star that shoots a narrow beam charge. This is a concept from science fiction, not from real astronomy.

Here's why:

* Stars are giant balls of gas. They don't have the structure or physical processes to generate and fire directed beams of energy like weapons.

* Stars primarily emit light and heat. They do have powerful magnetic fields and can release energy in various ways, like solar flares, but these are diffuse bursts, not focused beams.

Where the idea comes from:

The idea of stars firing beams of energy likely comes from science fiction, where it's used for exciting plots. This idea has been popularized in movies, TV shows, and video games.

Let me know if you have other questions about stars or astronomy!