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The Super Jump is a advanced Yoshi technique. It allows a player to do two double jumps off the ground. | The Super Jump is a advanced {{SSBB|Yoshi}} technique. It allows a player to do two double jumps off the ground, giving Yoshi extra vertical boost. | ||
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[ | The Super Jump is performed by double jumping and [[air dodging]] right after Yoshi lands from a previous jump. The player will be boosted upwards about equal to a double jump, but Yoshi is still able to use his actual double jump afterwards. When combined with his double jump, he can gain a much higher vertical boost than when using his normal ground jump. The Super Jump can be repeated as long as the player keeps landing on platforms. | ||
==Uses== | |||
The Super Jump can be used for [[edgeguarding]] and jumping across platforms on large stages. It can also be used to perform stage jumps such as the [[Reverse Hyrule Jump]]. | |||
==Video== | |||
<youtube>ndH-HDBmxrg</youtube> | |||
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[[Category:Techniques (SSBB)]] | |||
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Revision as of 07:59, March 17, 2013
The Super Jump is a advanced Yoshi technique. It allows a player to do two double jumps off the ground, giving Yoshi extra vertical boost.
The Super Jump is performed by double jumping and air dodging right after Yoshi lands from a previous jump. The player will be boosted upwards about equal to a double jump, but Yoshi is still able to use his actual double jump afterwards. When combined with his double jump, he can gain a much higher vertical boost than when using his normal ground jump. The Super Jump can be repeated as long as the player keeps landing on platforms.
Uses
The Super Jump can be used for edgeguarding and jumping across platforms on large stages. It can also be used to perform stage jumps such as the Reverse Hyrule Jump.
Video
<youtube>ndH-HDBmxrg</youtube>
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