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*The [[Superjump]] glitch, which causes a character to "jump" far past the upper blast line after using their third jump. | *The [[Superjump]] glitch, which causes a character to "jump" far past the upper blast line after using their third jump. | ||
*Yoshi's {{b|Super Jump|Yoshi}}, an advanced technique in ''Brawl'' that lets him double jump twice. | *Yoshi's {{b|Super Jump|Yoshi}}, an advanced technique in ''Brawl'' that lets him double jump twice. | ||
*[[Jump Glide]] and [[Rocket Jump]], two of | *[[Jump Glide]] and [[Rocket Jump]], two of [[Palutena]]'s alternate up special moves. | ||
*The [[Monado Arts#Jump|Jump art]], one of [[Shulk | *The [[Monado Arts#Jump|Jump art]], one of [[Shulk]]'s [[Monado Arts]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:15, September 12, 2018
Jump can refer to the following:
- Jumping from the ground.
- Midair jump, an aerial jump.
- Triple jump, the use of a special move (most commonly an up special) to gain additional height/distance.
- Wall jump, a jump some fighters may use to rebound from a wall.
- Short hop, a lower grounded jump.
- A jump from the ledge.
- Shield jump, the recoil caused by breaking one's shield.
- Jump-canceling, which can refer to multiple techniques.
- Footstool jump, the act of jumping off of another character.
- Space Jump, teleporting to the first player in The Subspace Emissary game mode.
- Super Jump Punch, the up special move of Mario and Luigi.
- Super Dedede Jump, the up special move of King Dedede.
- Spring Jump, the up special move of Sonic.
- Jump (CPU Mode), a command for computer players in Training mode.
- The Superjump glitch, which causes a character to "jump" far past the upper blast line after using their third jump.
- Yoshi's Super Jump, an advanced technique in Brawl that lets him double jump twice.
- Jump Glide and Rocket Jump, two of Palutena's alternate up special moves.
- The Jump art, one of Shulk's Monado Arts.
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