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Mario's Up special move in Super Smash Bros. is the Coin Jump, where Mario does an uppercut that is meant to resemble the jumps he made in the original Mario games. Here, enemies release coins when Mario's attack makes contact with them. However, these coins are not of the collectible variety. | Mario's Up special move in Super Smash Bros. is the Coin Jump, where Mario does an uppercut that is meant to resemble the jumps he made in the original Mario games. Here, enemies release coins when Mario's attack makes contact with them. However, these coins are not of the collectible variety. | ||
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Revision as of 10:42, June 20, 2014
Mario's Up special move in Super Smash Bros. is the Coin Jump, where Mario does an uppercut that is meant to resemble the jumps he made in the original Mario games. Here, enemies release coins when Mario's attack makes contact with them. However, these coins are not of the collectible variety.
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