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[[File:Scar Jump.gif|200px|thumb|right|American Smasher Scar performs the classic version of the Scar Jump. Note the Wall Jump animation is canceled with the [[Knee Smash]] and is performed twice, with the second one connecting.]]
[[File:Scar Jump.gif|200px|thumb|right|American Smasher Scar performs the classic version of the Scar Jump. Note the Wall Jump animation is canceled with the [[Knee Smash]] and is performed twice, with the second one connecting.]]
The '''Scar Jump''', also called the '''Scar Hop''', is a variant of the [[Wall Jump]] wherein the jumping animation of the wall jump is canceled by another action, usually an [[aerial]]. True to its name, this technique was invented and popularized by the famed American [[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]] main, [[Smasher:Scar|Scar]]. Normal Wall Jumping leaves the player in a lengthy jumping animation and thus, vulnerable to [[edgeguarding]]. While somewhat situational in competitive play, Scar jumping allows opponents to attack immediately after wall jumping, and can sometimes mean the difference between a stock and fatal edgeguard. Although the technique can technically be performed by any character who can wall jump, the move is most useful when used by [[Captain Falcon]] due to him having arguably the best options after wall jumping, notably the [[Knee Smash]].
The '''Scar Jump''', also called the '''Scar Hop''', is a variant of the [[Wall Jump]] wherein the jumping animation of the wall jump is canceled by another action, usually an [[aerial]]. True to its name, this technique was invented and popularized by the famed American [[Captain Falcon (SSBM)|Captain Falcon]] main, [[Smasher:Scar|Scar]]. Normal Wall Jumping leaves the player in a lengthy jumping animation and thus, vulnerable to [[edgeguarding]]. While somewhat situational in competitive play, Scar jumping allows opponents to attack immediately after wall jumping, and can sometimes mean the difference between a stock and fatal edgeguard. Although the technique can technically be performed by any character who can wall jump, the move is most useful when used by [[Captain Falcon]] due to him having arguably the best options after wall jumping, notably the [[Knee Smash]].
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