Hyrule Jump

Lucas doing the Hyrule Jump with PK Thunder 2.

A Hyrule Jump with R.O.B.

The Hyrule Jump, sometimes referred to as Temple Crossing, refers to the act of crossing the open space from Temple's upper right ledge to its bottom-most platform. It can be performed in both Super Smash Bros. Melee and Brawl. Every character can perform the Hyrule Jump, though it is considerably more difficult for characters with short recoveries in Melee such as Falco and Roy. Since Temple is banned in the standard tournament ruleset, the Hyrule Jump is never seen in competitive gameplay. However, in single-player-mode matches, the Hyrule Jump may be useful in disorienting CPU opponents because they must travel a long distance to get to the player's new position.

Reverse Hyrule Jump

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Jigglypuff performing the Reverse Hyrule Jump.

The Reverse Hyrule Jump is the act of performing the Hyrule Jump in reverse, or jumping from the bottom-most platform to the right-most ledge. In Melee, Jigglypuff, Luigi, Kirby, and Mewtwo are known to be able to do the Reverse Hyrule Jump. Link, Peach and Young Link are technically able to perform the Reverse Hyrule Jump as well by using their down special move bombs to damage themselves to the point where the bomb's knockback can carry them most of the way to the upper ledge.

In Brawl, seventeen characters are known to be able to perform the Reverse Hyrule Jump. Link, Peach, and Toon Link are technically able to perform the Reverse Hyrule Jump as well by using their self-damaging bombs as Link, Peach and Young Link can in Melee. These three characters bring the known Brawl total to 20.

Peach, Pit, Wario, Jigglypuff, Kirby, Sonic, Meta Knight, Lucas, and Luigi can do the Reverse Hyrule Jump without using their up special moves.

• Charizard: A midair jump, glide, another midair jump, and Fly. Currently only confirmed to work starting from the leftmost platform and gliding under the stage, making it a sort of half-circle jump (see below).
• Fox: He must use his forward aerial in combination with his midair jumps to gain additional vertical height, followed by a properly angled Fire Fox.
• Ice Climbers: A midair jump, followed by Squall Hammer. The player must mash the attack button very quickly in order to gain the most vertical distance.
• Jigglypuff: A combination of its five midair jumps and Rising Pound. One of the easiest characters to perform the jump with.
• Kirby: His five midair jumps, finishing with a reversed Final Cutter. He can also copy other characters' abilities to aid his Hyrule Jump (such as Sonic's Homing Attack).
• Link: Link can pull a bomb to use his bomb recovery. He must use his midair jump and Spin Attack, and when the bomb explodes, he can use Spin Attack again to reach the ledge. Works only at high percents and above.
• Lucario: There are currently three ways for Lucario to perform the jump, all involving wall jumping:

• The first method is performed by wall jumping off the wall directly above the bottom most platform, followed by an ExtremeSpeed into the small wall below the rightmost edge, followed by a wall jump toward the ledge.
• The second method is the same as the first, but without the first wall jump.
• The third known method is to wall jump off the side of the bottom most platform, followed by an ExtremeSpeed towards the same mentioned above, followed by a wall jump towards the ledge.

• Lucas: A combination of wavebouncing with PK Fire, the Magnet Pull, and a midair jump, followed by PK Thunder.
• Luigi: Green Missile, midair jump, Luigi Cyclone, and Super Jump Punch.
• Meta Knight: A combination of his five midair jumps and glide, followed by Shuttle Loop, Drill Rush, or Dimensional Cape.
• Peach: There is a small chance of Peach pulling a Bob-omb using Vegetable. She can perform a Reverse Hyrule Jump by allowing it to explode on her. However, since the chance of pulling a Bob-omb is so low, it is impractical in combat.
• Pikachu: A combination of Skull Bash and a midair jump, finishing with Quick Attack.
• Pit: A combination of his three midair jumps, glide, and/or Wings of Icarus. Pit can perform the Reverse Hyrule Jump by using Wings of Icarus alone.
• R.O.B.: A combination of his jumps, his back aerial, his down aerial, and Robo Burner.
• Snake: He can use his C4 bomb recovery to allow him to regain his Cypher. His bomb recovery can be repeated until necessary.
• Sonic: He can use his midair jumps so that he is touching the ceiling, then "climb" the ceiling using his Homing Attack repeatedly against the ceiling, which will cause him to bounce off slightly and allows him to move a small horizontal distance. He can finish with a Spring Jump.
• Toon Link: The same bomb recovery as Link's, but he can perform it at mid percents due to his better vertical recovery.
• Wario: His midair jump, Wario Bike, and a fully charged Wario Waft, followed with Corkscrew.
• Yoshi: Yoshi must perform the Super Jump, which allows him to use his double jump twice, combined with some Egg Throws.
• Zero Suit Samus: Her Flip Jump, midair jump, and Plasma Wire.

Down Under Jump

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Snake performing the Down Under Jump using his C4.

The Down Under Jump is another jump that can be attempted on the Temple stage. It is performed by jumping off the left of the bottom-left landmass, underneath the spike protruding from it, coming back up, and grabbing the left edge of the bottom platform.

In Melee, ten characters can perform this jump: Pikachu, Pichu, Jigglypuff, Mewtwo, Kirby, Ice Climbers (although the secondary climber dies), Samus and Luigi. Link and Young Link can also perform the jump using their bomb recovery.

In Brawl, thirty-three characters can perform this jump; Sonic, Charizard, Lucario, Meta Knight, Kirby, R.O.B., Pit, Toon Link, Jigglypuff, Yoshi, Ness, Lucas, Samus, Zero Suit Samus, Captain Falcon, Pikachu, Diddy Kong, Marth, Fox, Wolf, Zelda, Sheik, Squirtle, Ice Climbers (like in Melee, the secondary climber dies), King Dedede, Luigi, Mario, Ike, Mr. Game and Watch, and Wario. Additionally, Snake, Link, and Peach can perform the Down Under Jump by damaging themselves with their bombs.

The Reverse Down Under Jump is performing this move in the other direction, moving right from the platform to under the spike and grabbing the left edge of the landmass while moving up. Nineteen Brawl characters can perform the Reverse Down Under Jump; Sonic, Lucario, Meta Knight, Kirby, R.O.B., Pit, Luigi, Lucas, Wario, Samus, Zero Suit Samus, Charizard, Pikachu, Jigglypuff and Toon Link. Additionally, Peach, Snake, King Dedede, and Link can perform the jump by damaging themselves with a C4 or Bomb, at high damage percentages.

Other jumps

A "full circle jump" is a jump that goes all the way around the temple. As of now, only Meta Knight, Wario as Wario-Man, Pit, and Snake (by using his bomb recovery) have been shown to be able to do this without landing. Charizard and Luigi, along with these characters, can do a "half circle jump", which is a combination of the Hyrule Jump and the down under jump, going from the far-right edge to the left edge of the "fight club". Sonic and Wario can go from the upper left of the stage to the platform where the Hyrule Jump ends. Jumping under other stages can also be done. The most notable is the Final Destination jump. Other stages can also be used for these kind of stunts, such as New Pork City, and Corneria.

Trivia

• A Tiny and light Samus can perform any stage jump, as her down special causes her to gain height and can be repeated indefinitely.
• A tiny and light R.O.B. can also perform any stage jump, as his down aerial causes him to gain height and can be repeated indefinitely.
• In Brawl, many characters with fast falling speeds (most notably Falco) can perform any stage jump by fastfalling, down throwing a Green Shell, catching, and repeating, in a technique known as Shell hopping.
• If Peach wears a Bunny hood, she can perform a reverse Hyrule Jump.

External links

• All 26 characters perform the Hyrule Jump in Super Smash Bros. Melee
• All Brawl characters perform the Hyrule Jump
• Falco performing the full circle jump using shell hopping