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| {{about|the uses of jumping throughout the Mario franchise|the attack from the ''[[Paper Mario (series)|Paper Mario series]]'' known as "Jump"|[[Boots]]}}
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| [[File:SMBW Mario Jump.png|thumb|200px|Mario jumping]]
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| {{quote|As you know, the primary action for mobile creatures is the jump, if you follow.|Stuffwell|Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time}}
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| '''Jumping''' is a generic move that became [[Mario]]'s most commonly used move. While it was originally used only to evade [[:Category:Hazardous objects|obstacles]] in the original ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'' game, it has been Mario's primary method of attacking since ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' Depending on the [[Genre|type of game]], Mario and other [[List of characters|characters]] jump for a variety of different purposes. When Mario jumps, he makes a fist in the air and splits his legs at the same time. In the early games, Mario keeps his legs split when landing on enemies to [[stomp]] them. In later games, Mario commonly lands on enemies by using his shoes.
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| Because Mario can jump in most games of the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]], only significant examples are mentioned.
| | The trademark move of the whole [[Marioverse]]. This move is is easily recognizable to all, even people who have not played any of the games. It elevates a character temporarily in the air when on the floor. In the platformers the player can break and activate blocks by hitting them from underneath during a Jump. |
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| | In some sidescrollers, you couldn't break bricks if the player was small [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]]. By running and then Jumping the player can Jump higher than usual. There are many variations to this move. The height and width of the Jump varies on the game and character. It is a Special Attack in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and used in accordance with a [[Timed Hit]] to do extra damage. It is a default Special Attack. If used with an Action Command in the Paper Mario Series, Mario can Jump twice. This is also Mario's default move. It does 1 base damage per Jump. On the Mario Party Series all of the characters Jump are tuned to the same height so their Jumps don't count as a move. Even Karts can Jump a short distance with the proper speed. |
| ===''Donkey Kong''===
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| [[File:Donkey Kong Arcade 25m Screenshot.png|thumb|left|Mario jumping over a barrel in ''Donkey Kong'']]
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| In the original arcade version of ''Donkey Kong'', Mario has to jump over the [[barrel]]s that [[Donkey Kong]] throws at him. He can only jump high enough to leap right over the barrel, in contrast to the impossibly high jumps in the ''Super Mario Bros.'' series. If Mario lands on a barrel in the game, he dies. In the early concept of ''Donkey Kong'', Mario originally was not able to jump. It was implemented when [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and his team thought, "If you had a barrel rolling towards you, what would you do?"<ref>[https://iwataasks.nintendo.com/interviews/#/wii/nsmb/0/0 Iwata Asks - New Super Mario Bros: Volume 1] ''Nintendo''. Retrieved June 6, 2010.</ref> | |
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| In the [[Game Boy]] [[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|version]], Mario has a greater variety of moves related to jumping. If the player jumps then presses down on {{button|gb|Pad}}, Mario does a handstand. From the handstand position, Mario could perform high jumps and wide jumps depending on the situation. Mario could also backflip by walking and then immediately pressing the opposite direction and the jump button, resulting in him going high into the air backwards. Unlike all other 2D Mario titles, ''Donkey Kong'' also punishes the player for falling too far, resulting in Mario losing a life. This jump system has also been used in ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong]]''.
| | Pretty much anything with legs can use it. Even characters without legs, like [[Boo]] can use it. Mario was also the first to use it. ''[[Donkey Kong (arcade game)|Donkey Kong]]'' was the first game it has been used in and also the first game in the Marioverse. In the Paper Mario Series, Mario can do up to 6 base damage depending on what boots he has. It has appeared in almost every other Mario game to date. It was also the first game with a Jump action. |
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| ===''Mario Bros.''===
| | Here are the many variations to the Jump. |
| In ''[[Mario Bros. (game)|Mario Bros.]]'', jumping is the primary attack of Mario and Luigi and the only way to defeat [[List of enemies|enemies]]. By jumping from below to hit the platforms on which the enemies stand, the player can stun the enemies or turn them around. The enemies then have to be finished off with a kick. Unlike later games, stomping on enemies is deadly in ''Mario Bros.'' Because of this, the [[Shellcreeper]]s have been changed to [[Spiny|Spinies]] in all remakes of the game to remind players not to stomp on them.
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| ===[[Super Mario (series)|''Super Mario'' series]]=== | | == Stomp == |
| [[File:SMAS SMB3 Small Mario Jumping.png|thumb]]
| | Stomp is the second part of a Jump while coming down. The player doesn't have to Jump, the character can also fall off a ledge or cliff. If the character Stomps on top of an enemy or switch the player can either kill/hurt the enemy or activate the Switch. Stomp works on many enemies, though it doesn't work on spiked and fire enemies and can return damage. It doesn't work on ceiling, transparent, or underground enemies. [[Boo]] is an exception because Mario or Luigi can't Stomp on him in the Mario sidescrollers, but they can in the rest of the games. |
| Since ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'', jumping has been a much more integral part of the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]], and is no longer used solely to jump over gaps and enemies. In later games of the series, Mario and other playable characters use a greater variety of jump moves which can be used to reach certain areas or get bonus [[List of items|items]] from special [[block]]s. These include the [[Spin Jump]] from ''[[Super Mario World]]'', the [[Ground Pound]] first seen in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'', and even the [[Double Jump (consecutive)|Double Jump]], [[Triple Jump]], and [[Wall Jump]] introduced in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''.
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| ====''Super Mario Bros.''==== | | == Double Jump == |
| [[File:SMB-World1-2-UndergroundJump.png|thumb|Mario jumping in ''Super Mario Bros.'']] | | A move used in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' and the [[Super Smash Bros.]] series. Simply Jump twice in a row to use it. It can be used to reach high places. It is the same thing as a Jump, but a bit higher. All four characters can use it in 64 DS, but most of the the characters in Super Smash Bros. can. |
| ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' features various types of [[Brick Block]]s which Mario can find [[coin]]s in, as well as [[? Block]]s that contain [[Super Mushroom|Magic Mushroom]]s and [[Fire Flower]]s. To break these blocks, the player must jump while under them. Mario can also defeat enemies like [[Goomba|Little Goomba]]s and [[Hammer Bro]]thers by [[stomp]]ing on them. [[Koopa Troopa]]s are not defeated by the stomp, but hide in their [[Green Shell|Shells]], which can then be kicked by the player. Hammer Brothers, [[Cheep Cheep|Cheep-cheep]]s, [[fake Bowser]]s, and [[Bowser]] himself all jump in the game as well. | |
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| ====''Super Mario Bros. 2''==== | | == Triple Jump == |
| In ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', jumps served a different purpose than in all other games, due to the game using the only slightly altered ''[[Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic]]'' as its engine. The characters in the game could not defeat any enemies by stomping on them. Instead, they could stand on them and pick them up by pressing {{button|nes|b}}. Players could even land on [[Birdo]]'s [[Birdo's Egg|eggs]] and throw them at Birdo. Enemies and items could be picked up and thrown to knock out other enemies. This system has been carried over to ''Donkey Kong'' on the Game Boy.
| | A move used in the ''Super Mario 64'', ''Super Mario 64 DS'', and ''Super Mario Sunshine''. Anyone who can use Double Jump can use this move. This is Jump is even higher than the Double Jump and spins the character around. To use it Jump three times in a row. Needs a little space though. |
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| ====''Super Mario World''====
| | Anyone who can Jump can Stomp. In the Mario Rpg Series, Mario uses it with a [[Timed Hit]] for extra damage. In Mario Party Series the player can Jump on rival to stun them briefly, though it is still not as strong as a [[Ground Pound]]. |
| While the standard jump (or '''Regular Jump''')<ref>Super NES Nintendo Player's Guide, page 15.</ref> remains mostly unchanged in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', Mario is also now capable of [[Spin Jump|spin-jump]]ing. It trades height for offense, as it can break blocks (as [[Super Mario (form)|Super Mario]]) and destroy enemies that are usually more durable. It also allows Mario to bounce off certain enemies, notably those with spines, where he would usually take damage.
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| ''Super Mario World'' is the debut of [[Yoshi]], a dinosaur-like creature Mario can ride. His jump is greater than Mario's, but it defeats enemies as quickly as the Spin Jump, and Yoshi even bounces on spiny enemies, too. While on Yoshi, Mario or Luigi can perform a '''Yoshi Boost'''<ref>''[[Mario Mania]]'' Nintendo Player's Guide, page 43.</ref> (also named '''Double Jump'''),<ref>Super NES Nintendo Player's Guide, pages 13 and 15.</ref> which gives him a second, higher jump off Yoshi. Doing so leaves Yoshi alone unless Mario or Luigi hops back onto him. | | == High Jump == |
| | High Jump is a move exclusive to ''[[Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. Luigi Jumps on top of Mario to reach high places. It is used more than the Spin Jump in ''Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga'', but is not used in any other games. |
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| ====''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''==== | | == Floaty Jump == |
| [[File:SMW2 Flutter Jump.png|thumb|left|100px|Yoshi using the Flutter Jump to land slowly]]
| | Floaty Jump has is a move used only by three characters, Mario, Luigi, [[Peach]]. This move is used differently for each character. Mario or Luigi uses it when he has a [[Mini Mushroom]] and he is able to fall slower than usual. |
| The playable appearance of Yoshi, ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'', introduces multiple aspects on top of the jump. By holding the jump button, Yoshi will [[Flutter Jump]], which stalls him momentarily, allowing for careful landings and covering greater distances. Pressing down makes him [[Ground Pound]], an offensive move that is stronger than landing on enemies. These are all new to the franchise, with Ground Pounding becoming a staple of ''Super Mario Bros.'' games, and Flutter Jumping being an iconic move of Yoshi's.
| | He can use it to reach some areas otherwise not available to a normal Jump. Luigi also uses the weaker type, which only makes his descent from a Jump slower than normal. Peach can Jump and hold the Jump button during a Jump to temporarily float a short horizontal distance. In ''[Super Mario Bros. 2]]''. |
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| ====''Super Mario Sunshine''====
| | It was first used in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' for both Luigi and Peach. Luigi uses it again in ''Super Mario 64 DS'' after a normal or Double-Jump. Peach uses it in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. Both Mario and Luigi use it in ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' |
| In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', Mario's jump can defeat most enemies. When using [[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]]'s [[Hover Nozzle]], Mario can float higher and longer. Additionally, if Mario jumps over a [[pit]], his jumps are different.{{ref needed}}
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| ===''Mario Kart'' series=== | | == Flutter Jump == |
| [[File:BowserTrickSide.png|thumb|150px|[[Bowser]] doing a trick off a net]]
| | This move is exclusive to Yoshi. Yoshi can use it to temporarily float a very short distance vertically and horizontally. Yoshi uses it in ''[[Yoshi's Island]]'' also a key move to the game. It is available in all Yoshi Series and ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''. In ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' it is so greatly increased that he doesn't need a recovery move. |
| Throughout most games in the ''[[Mario Kart (series)|Mario Kart]]'' series, players can make a short [[hop (move)|hop]] to begin a [[drift]]. ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]]'' feature many narrow hazards that can be hopped over, such as puddles or cracks in the road. Otherwise, the series generally implements [[Dash Panel]]s and [[ramp]]s within courses to enable higher and farther jumps. ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'' introduced [[Jump Boost|trick]]s, which allow racers to perform stunts when jumping from ramps to receive a brief speed boost upon landing. In ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'', the [[Cape Feather|Feather]] item allows players to jump over obstacles and racers.
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| As of ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'', ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]'' is the only game in the series where racers cannot hop. Drifting is still executed in a similar fashion to the other games.
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| | This move is used only in ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Super Mario 64 DS'' for all four characters. To use this move, [[Somersault|Crouch]] while in motion and Jump. If the player did this correctly, you would Jump a long horizontal distance. Many people beat the game without ever learning this move. |
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| ===''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''=== | | == Speed Jump == |
| In ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' and its [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|remake]], the Jump is a special move that requires 3 [[Flower Point]]s. It does additional damage as a [[Action Command|Timed Hit]], and its power increases with the [[Jump Shoes]]. Mario can use this move from the beginning of the game. Mario's jump is also used by many characters in the game to verify his identity. Everyone also seems to think of it as his most defining characteristic.
| | This move is exclusive to Karts. It has been used in the Mario Kart Series as a way to take shortcuts. All Karters can use the Speed Jump. To use it the player must gain a lot of Speed, probably from a [[Mushroom]] and Jump over a pit or chasm. |
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| [[File:SMRPG NS Jump icon.png|thumb|right|Jump element icon from ''Super Mario RPG'' (Nintendo Switch)]]
| | == Super Jump == |
| Mario's Jump, along with [[Super Jump (Super Mario RPG)|Super Jump]] and [[Ultra Jump]], are designated with the "Jump" element, one of the four elements assigned to Special attacks in the game (the others being [[Fire (element)|Fire]], [[Lightning (element)|Lightning]], and [[Ice (element)|Ice]]). Spiky enemies are restistant to Jump attacks unless Mario equips the Jump Shoes, in which case he can damage them. Mario is the only character in the game that can use attacks with this property.
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| ===''Mario Party'' series===
| | Super Jump is a special attack used by Mario in ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''. He learns the attack at Level 6. When Mario uses his Super Jump, he can Jump on one enemy multiple times. In fact, if the player does a Timed Hit right before Mario stomps the enemy, the plumber will keep Jumping until the player messes up. With this attack, it is possible (although extremely difficult) for Mario to Jump on an enemy over one hundred times. Super Jump uses seven Flower Points (FP) and has a Magic Power rating of 45. This move is closely related to Power Bounce, a Paper Mario move. |
| In the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]], characters usually jump to hit [[Dice Block]]s. Characters can also jump in various [[minigame]]s. Sometimes characters can jump on their opponents to stun them temporarily (and to jump higher in a few minigames). In some minigames, such as [[Coin Cache]], stunned characters have a lower jumping ability. | |
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| ===''Paper Mario'' series===
| | This move has also been used in ''[[Paper Mario]]'' and ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door]]''. This is the second upgrade in the game. It adds 1 more base damage to each Jump.(Which now is 2 damage per Jump) In order to use it, Mario must first find the [[Super Boots]]. In ''Paper Mario'', it is found in [[Boo's Mansion]] as part of a test. In ''Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door'' it is found in the [[The Great Tree]] after solving the symbol mystery. It is used to break things(like patched up floors)under Mario or shake things down, which is very similiar to a [[Ground Pound]]. It can only be used as a Special Attack in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door'' which does a base damage of 6 for 2 FP. |
| Jumping is present in every installment of the [[Paper Mario (series)|''Paper Mario'' series]].
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| In ''[[Paper Mario]]'' and ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'', jumping is Mario's primary attack he can use from the beginning of the game. It can be used to defeat any kind of generic enemy like the [[Goomba]]s, but some enemies like the [[Spiked Goomba]]s prevent jump attacks with spikes, and the player then has to use the [[Hammer]] attacks instead. Jumping is also used on the overworld for platforming elements. In both games, Mario can increase his jump power and abilities with the [[Super Boots]] and the [[Ultra Boots]]; Super Boots make each hit have a power of 2, while Ultra Boots make each hit have a power of 3. [[Doopliss]] also uses Mario’s jump attack in battle when he copies Mario.
| | == Spin Jump == |
| | [[Image:Mario Spinning.jpg|frame|left|Mario is spinning!]] |
| | The Spin Jump is a very common move that has various uses. To cross large gaps, but in ''Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga'', Mario jumps on Luigi's shoulders to Spin Jump. In ''[[Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', the reverse happens. In ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'', Mario floats on top of a flower and Spin Jump. In the ''[[Paper Mario]]'' Series it is used for height rather than width. There is also a special flower that you Spin Jump upwards on by pressing Z in Paper Mario. In the rest of the platformers it is used for both height and width. It is also used in [[Super Mario Land 2]]. As Super Mario or Fire Mario, the player holds down and then presses A. Mario then jumps a short distance of the ground while revolving, but then this ability is lost when Mario is smaller or is Bunny Mario. |
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| In ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', all four characters have the ability to jump on foes as their primary means of attack.
| | So far Mario, Luigi, [[Wario]], and [[Yoshi]] are the only people who have used it, though others can easily learn this move. Mario and Luigi can use it in most of the Mario RPG Series. All of them can use it in ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'' by jumping on top of a [[Spindrift]] or Jumping into a Sand Tornado. Luigi also uses it when he is coming down from a [[Somersault]]. |
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| ''[[Paper Mario: Sticker Star]]'' features multiple Jump stickers that can be used in battle, each with various strengths. There are seven different types of Jumps, each with their own variations: the Jump, Iron Jump, Hopslipper, Infinijump, Line Jump, and Clone Jump. All of these types except the Infijump and Clone Jump reappear as cards in ''[[Paper Mario: Color Splash]]'', along with a new variation, the Spin Jump. | | It also started from ''Super Mario 64'' as an after effect from a Sand Tornado or jumping on top of a Spindrift. The move has been evolved into most of the RPG Series as an move you can use anywhere, even as a battle move. In ''Super Mario Sunshine'' the player can also use it anytime by rotating the control stick and then Jumping. It is currently being used in ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' when you Jump off a spring. |
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| ===[[Mario & Luigi (series)|''Mario & Luigi'' series]]===
| | It is also used in ''Paper Mario''. This is the last upgrade in the game.(which is now 3 damage per Jump)In order to use it, Mario must first find the [[Ultra Boots]]. It is found in the [[Toad Town Tunnels]] in one of the deepest corners. It replaces the Spin Jump, as an upgraded version. It has the same effects as a Spin Jump plus an increased second Jump. |
| ====''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' / ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions''====
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| ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' used the same concept for jumps as the ''Paper Mario'' series. In addition, the player controls both Mario and Luigi simultaneously using {{button|gba|Pad}}, with one brother in tow following the other's movements. Each brother has their own corresponding button – {{button|gba|A}} for the leading brother and {{button|gba|B}} for the following brother – and it is necessary to use both to get both brothers over pits. On the overworld, Mario and Luigi could also perform the [[High Jump]] and the [[Spin Jump (Mario & Luigi series)|Spin Jump]] to reach higher areas. Many [[Bros. Attack]]s also use jump moves. ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions]]'' retains this.
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| Some enemies and bosses resist jump or hammer attacks, even if they are spiky.
| | == Spring Jump == |
| | This move has only been used in ''Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door''. It adds 1 more base damage to each Jump.(which now is 3 damage per Jump) It is also the strongest upgrade in the game. To obtain it, you must solve the many puzzles in [[Riverside Station]]. It can be used as a field or battle move. On the field it is used to Jump extremely high. If Mario hits a ceiling, he will fall to the ground a piece of paper and if there is an item on top, it will fall down. Mario can grab Pipes to reach previously unreachable areas. It is a useful Special Attack to use, especially against [[Smorg]]. It uses 4 FP and does 8 base damage. It is the only way to get the [[Hammer|Ultra Hammer]]. Interestingly it uses the same Ultra Boots which in ''Paper Mario'' is used for the Spin Jump, except that Mario retains his Super Jump abilty. |
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| ====''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''====
| | == ''Paper Mario'' Jump Badges == |
| [[File:Instructions1.png|thumb|160px|Instruction in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time'']]
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| In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', the jump command was identical to how it was in ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'', however, the [[Piggyback Jump|piggyback jumps]] with [[Baby Mario]] and [[Baby Luigi]] increased the number of jump commands in-battle. The Spin Jump returns, and later on the bros learn the [[Baby Spin]] move which allows them to Spin Jump into the babies to launch them even further upwards and makes it possible for them to cross large gaps along with the adult bros. In the overworld, Mario now always leads before Luigi, so Mario always uses {{button|ds|A}} while Luigi uses {{button|ds|B}}. Like Mario and Luigi, the player controls both Baby Mario and Baby Luigi simultaneously using the {{button|ds|pad}} while they are separated from their older selves, with Baby Mario leading before Baby Luigi. The two babies also have their own corresponding button - {{button|ds|X}} for Baby Mario and {{button|ds|Y}} for Baby Luigi. In battles, the players must press the baby's button before the adult's to deal extra damage.
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| ====''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story'' / ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey''====
| | *Power Jump |
| [[File:MLBIS Action Command screenshot.png|thumb|[[Mario]] jumping towards [[Bowser]] in ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story'']]
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| In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' and ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'', jumping in battles works similar to how it did in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' when the adult brothers are with their infant counterparts; Mario and Luigi can perform two jumps with a well-timed action command, dealing twice the damage to enemies. In the overworld, jumping functions the same as it did in ''Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time'', though there are also 2D side-scrolling segments that take place inside [[Bowser's body]], where the jumps use the mechanics of ''Mario & Luigi'' jumping in a typical ''Super Mario Bros.'' setting.
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| | *Lets Mario do a Power Jump. Uses 2 FP. Mario stomps on a single enemy using a lot of attack power. The damage is stacked with an additional 2 damage. |
| | **It is only available for sale at Rowf's Badge Shop for 75 Coins. Upon making his way back to Goomba Village after falling off the veranda, [[Goompa]] will give him this badge as a reward. |
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| ====''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team''====
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| [[File:MLDT JumpInstructions.png|thumb|left|Instructions on how to jump in battle from ''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team'']]
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| In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'', the Jump attacks for Mario and Luigi are identical in gameplay to the ones in ''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story''. In the [[Dream World]], when Mario is combined with [[Dreamy Luigi]], successful Jump attacks cause several [[Luiginoid]]s to fall on to surrounding enemies after Mario attacks for extra damage. The Jump command block shows a Boot in this game, rather than an arrow. [[Luiginary Ball]] is an [[Luiginary Attack]] which does not involve the brothers jumping, but deals extra damage to enemies weak to jumps all the same. Jump attacks definitionally deal damage using the [[boots]].
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| The Jump attack is also used during the Giant Battles by [[Giant Luigi]]. Luigi bends down and and the player must wait until Luigi flashes and spreads his arms to slide up quickly on the Touch Screen. Perfect timing allows Luigi to land firmly on the target and perform a second jump on them if the player succeeds in repeating the command. Perfect timing with both jumps yields an ''Excellent!'' rating, perfect timing on only one yields a ''Great!'' rating, sliding up at the wrong time results in a ''Good!'' rating and not sliding up at all results in an ''OK!'' rating.
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| In the overworld, this game uses the Jump field action the same way as the previous two games, and continues to feature the Spin Jump move. [[Ball Hop]] is a new move where the Bros. curl into a ball to bounce forward, leaping higher than normal. The Dream World is a 2D space, much like Bowser's body. Spin Jump and Ball Hop are not used in the Dream World, as Dreamy Luigi instead uses [[Luiginary Work]]s to get past obstacles. Luiginary Works that float in the background can jump to cosmetic effect. The [[Luiginoid Formation]] is a Luiginary Work that summons Luiginoids to form one of three shapes. The stack shape can jump. It can also crouch down to perform a high-flying Spring Jump that breaks blocks above it. The cone shape can Hover Spin as its jump, which falls slowly and can be repeated in air to keep most of its height.
| | *Mega Jump |
| | *BP: 3 |
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| | *Lets Mario do a Mega Jump. Uses 6 FP. Mario stomps on a single enemy using tons of attack power. The damage is stacked with an additional 4 damage. |
| | **After fitting the Star Stone into its slot and opening the way to the Crystal Palace, check the far right of the platform reached upon ascending the first flight of 'ice stairs'. The badge should be found in fairly conspicuous red '!' box. |
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| As in other games, the Mario Bros. sometimes prove their prowess to other characters by jumping.
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| =====Descriptions=====
| | *Shrink Stomp |
| *'''Mario''' - ''Press the A button as you land to jump again. Time two jumps for an Excellent!'' | | *BP: 1 |
| *'''Luigi''' - ''Press the B button as you land to jump again. Time two jumps for an Excellent!'' | | *FP: 2 |
| *'''Giant Luigi''' - ''Charge up for extra oomph!''
| | *Lets Mario do a Shrink Stomp. Uses 2 FP. If it works, the enemy Mario stomps on shrinks. It also decreases the enemy's attack power by half for a bit. |
| | **Upon first entering the Toad Town Tunnels, head all the way to the right. Mario has to get by a large Yellow Block, several Gloombas and a Blooper, but at the end of the path, there'll be a chest containing this badge. |
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| ====''Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam''====
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| [[File:MLPJ JumpInstructions.png|thumb|Instructions on how to jump in battle from ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''.]]
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| In ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'', Mario and Luigi's jumps remain the same, but [[Paper Mario (character)|Paper Mario]] is unique due to having {{button|3ds|Y}} as his jump button. In battle, Paper Mario and his copies can jump on enemies many times depending on how many copies he has. The [[Papercraft]]s can also perform a jump move to stomp on enemies, though the player has to retrieve the Papercraft after jumping.
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| ===''Luigi's Mansion'' series===
| | *Multibounce |
| ====''Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon''====
| | *BP: 1 |
| In ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'', Luigi can jump while he is sucking up a ghost to avoid attacks from other ghosts. This is executed by pressing the {{button|3ds|B}} button while using the [[Poltergust 5000]] to suck up the ghost.
| | *FP: 2 |
| | *Lets Mario do a Multibounce. Uses 2 FP. Jumps on all enemies in a row if action command is timed right. The damage inflicted is of one Jump each, from left to right. This is also the only Jump move in ''Paper Mario'' that can attack all enemies. |
| | **It is only available for sale at Rowf's Badge Shop for 75 Coins. |
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| ====''Luigi's Mansion 3''====
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| In ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'', Luigi and [[Gooigi]] can jump by using the [[Burst]] move. Mario is also seen using his jumping abilities, such as the Wall Jump and [[Side Somersault]], to scale [[The Last Resort]] after Luigi defeats [[Hellen Gravely]] and rescues him.
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| ===''Super Smash Bros.'' series===
| | *Jump Charge |
| {{see also|Double Jump (airborne)}}
| | *BP: 1 |
| [[File:SSBB Midairjump.png|thumb|200px|[[Mario]] performing a Midair Jump in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'']]
| | *FP: 1 |
| In the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]], a jump can be performed by all characters. Each character has a different jump height and speed. A major mechanic in the series is that players can jump again while airborne, and some characters can do so multiple times. Also, Mario, Luigi and Dr. Mario's [[Super Jump Punch]] is executed similarly to the conventional jumps in the ''Super Mario'' games.
| | *Lets Mario charge up Jump power. Uses 1 FP. When charged, Mario's Jump power goes up by 2. Lets you charge unlimited times, but power fades after attack. Works great against defenseless enemies. |
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| | **It is only available for sale at Rowf's Badge Shop for 50 Coins. |
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| ==Profiles==
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| ===''Super Mario Bros. 3''===
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| *'''Wii Virtual Console manual description:''' ''Press {{button|wii|2}} to jump, or hold it to jump higher. When in the water, press up on {{button|wii|Pad}} and {{button|wii|2}} to jump out of the water.''
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| *'''Wii Virtual Console manual description (Super Jump):''' ''Press {{button|wii|2}} when landing on an enemy to jump even higher.''
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| ===''Super Mario Land''===
| | *S. Jump Chg. |
| *'''Virtual Console manual description:''' ''Press {{button|3ds|A}} to jump. To jump higher, press and hold {{button|3ds|A}} or press {{button|3ds|A}} while running. You can adjust the direction of the jump by pressing {{button|3ds|Padleftright}} while in the air.'' | | *BP: 2 |
| | *FP: 4 |
| | *Greatly charges up Jump power. Uses 4 FP. When supercharged, Mario's Jump power goes up by 3. Lets Mario charge unlimited times, but power fades after attack. Excellent to use against defenseless enemies. |
| | **The Cloudy Climb's main entrance platform from Flower Fields has a moving cloud 'elevator' just a bit northwest from the beanstalk back to ground level. Ride the elevator upward to snag this badge atop a cloud. |
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| ===''Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins''===
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| *'''Virtual Console manual description:''' ''Press {{button|3ds|A}} to jump up. Use {{button|3ds|Pad}} to adjust the height and trajectory. You can defeat many enemies by jumping on them.''
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| ===''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''===
| | *Sleep Stomp |
| *'''Menu description:''' | | *BP: 1 |
| **''Flower Used 3'' | | *FP: 2 |
| **''Mg. Power 25'' | | *Lets Mario do a Sleep Stomp. Uses 2 FP. If it works the enemy Mario Jumps on falls asleep for a bit. It makes the enemy sleep which skip's the foes' turn until attacked. |
| **''Stomp foes! Press "Y" just before hit!'' | | **It is only available for sale at Rowf's Badge Shop for 75 Coins. |
| ====''Super Mario RPG'' (Nintendo Switch)====
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| *'''Battle menu description:''' ''Stomp foes! Push {{button|switch|A}} just before the hit!''
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| ===''Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story''===
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| *'''Instruction manual description (overworld; basic actions):''' ''Hit blocks and other things from below, and jump while moving to climb up platforms. When you're in the water, you can swim.''
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| *'''Instruction manual description (overworld; crossing gaps):''' ''Press {{button|ds|A}} and {{button|ds|B}} at the same time while moving with {{button|ds|pad}} to jump across gaps.''
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| *'''Instruction manual description (battle):''' ''If you time your jump attack right, you can stomp an enemy twice.''
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| ===''Super Mario 3D Land''===
| | *Dizzy Stomp |
| *'''North American website bio:''' ''Mario's iconic jump is a vital move to master in every stage.'' | | *BP: 1 |
| | *FP: 2 |
| | *Lets Mario do a Dizzy Stomp. Uses 2 FP. If it works, the enemy Mario stomps on becomes dizzy. It also paralyzes the enemy for a short time. When dizzy an attack might miss 50% of the time. |
| | **This badge can be found within a chest in the lower southwest area of Mt. Lavalava. Mario will need the Ultra Hammer to break the Steel Block guarding the room containing the chest. |
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| ===''New Super Mario Bros. 2''===
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| *'''European website bio:''' ''Press the A or B Button to jump, hold the button down to jump a little higher, or jump while dashing to go higher still! To perform Double Jumps or Triple Jumps, dash and jump twice or three times in a row. The timing is pretty exact, but you can make some mighty leaps!''
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| ===''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team''===
| | *D-Down Jump |
| *'''Instruction manual description (overworld):''' ''Jump to hit blocks from below or to reach higher places.'' | | *BP: 2 |
| *'''Instruction manual description (battle):''' ''Press the action button just before you land a jump on an enemy to attack twice.'' | | *FP: 2 |
| | *Lets Mario do a D-Down Jump. Uses 2 FP. Disables an enemy's defense power and causes some damage. The Jump itself will not pierce defense and will decrease defense after the Jump. |
| | **On a table in Tubba Blubba's Castle. Bomb a wall upstairs hidden behind a sleeping guard, and then Super Jump through the upper right 'broken floor'. From there, use [[Parakarry]] to fly over to the badge. |
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| ===''Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam''===
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| *'''Instruction manual description (overworld):''' ''Jumping can help you reach higher places or hit blocks.''
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| *'''Instruction manual description (battle):''' ''If you press the action button just before you land on an enemy, you'll jump off and repeat the action for additional damage.''
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| *'''Instruction manual description (Paper Mario):''' ''If you press {{button|3ds|Y}} when a Paper Mario copy stomps on an enemy, the next copy in line will perform a stomp. This repeats until the copies run out or you miss a button press.''
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| ===''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' (Nintendo Switch)===
| | *Power Bounce |
| *'''Battle description''': ''Attack enemies by stomping on them.'' | | *BP: 2 |
| | *FP: 3 |
| | *Lets Mario do a Power Bounce. Uses 3 FP. Jumps on one enemy continuously until Mario misses an action command. The damage will decrease by 1 for each Jump following the second. |
| | **Near the entrance to the Koopa Bros. Fortress is a room filled with several jail cells. Two of them can be entered by using [[Bombette]] to blow up visible cracks. One cell contains a key; the other one holds this badge. |
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| ==Gallery==
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| {{main-gallery}}
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| <gallery>
| | == ''Paper Mario 2'' Jump Badges == |
| Sm64jump.jpg|''Super Mario 64''
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| Mario and Luigi jumping NSMB artwork.png|''New Super Mario Bros.''
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| Luigi Artwork (alt) - Super Mario 3D World.png|''Super Mario 3D World''
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| NSMBUD Mariojump.png|''New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe''
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| Mario Artwork TSMBM.png|''The Super Mario Bros. Movie''
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| ==Names in other languages==
| | *Power Jump |
| {{foreign names
| | *BP: 1 |
| |Jap=ジャンプ
| | *FP: 2 |
| |JapR=Janpu
| | *Allows Mario to Jump on an enemy with a higher attack power. The damage is stacked with an additional 2 damage. |
| |JapM=Jump
| | **This badge can be can only be bought at The Lovely Howz of Badges for 50 coins or can buy it for 34 Piantas at the Pianta Parlor. |
| |Chi=跳
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| |ChiR=Tiào
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| |ChiM=Jump
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| |Dut=Springen<br>Sprong
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| |DutM=To jump<br>Jump
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| |Fre=Sauter<br>Saut
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| |FreM=To jump<br>Jump
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| |Ger=Springen<br>Sprung
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| |GerM=To jump<br>Jump
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| |Ita=Salto
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| |ItaM=Jump
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| |Kor=점프
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| |KorR=Jeompeu
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| |KorM=Jump
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| |Por=Saltar<br>Salto
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| |PorM=To jump<br>Jump
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| |Rus=Прыжок
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| |RusR=Pryzhok
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| |RusM=Jump
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| |Spa=Saltar<br>Salto
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| |SpaM=To jump<br>Jump
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| | *Sleepy Stomp |
| {{DK}}
| | *BP: 1 |
| {{MB}}
| | *FP: 2 |
| {{SMB}}
| | *If executed correctly, has a chance of making the enemy go to sleep. It's sucess rate depends on the enemy and makes the enemy sleep which skip's the foes' turn until attacked. |
| {{SMB2}}
| | **It is also found on the 10th floor of the Pit of 100 Trials. This badge is also easily bought at The Lovely Howz of Badges. |
| {{YI}}
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| {{SM64}}
| | *Soft Stomp |
| {{Yoshi's Story}}
| | *BP: 1 |
| {{SSB}}
| | *FP: 2 |
| {{PM}}
| | *If executed correctly, makes the enemy "soft", which decreases their defense. It's sucess rate depends on the enemy and drops defense by three. It is similiar to the D-Down Jump. |
| {{SSBM}}
| | **The badge can be found in the residential area of the Rougeport Sewers (Near Merluvee's house, in the bottom left corner of the map) in a treasure chest. |
| {{Super Mario Sunshine}}
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| {{Wario World}}
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| {{PMTTYD}}
| | *Shrink Stomp |
| {{SPP}}
| | *BP: 1 |
| {{M&LPIT}}
| | *FP: 2 |
| {{NSMB}}
| | *If executed correctly, makes the enemy smaller, decreasing their attack power. It's sucess rate depends on the enemy and drops attack by three. |
| {{YIDS}}
| | **It's located in The Great Tree, in the area with all the water that Mario has to drain out. To get it, Mario must Jump on the center log to reach it. |
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| {{SSBB}}
| | *Tornado Jump |
| {{M&LBIS}}
| | *BP: 2 |
| {{NSMBW}}
| | *FP: 3 |
| {{SMG2}}
| | *Can damage all Mid-Air enemies if executed correctly. The chosen enemy will take the stacked damage of the two Jumps.(like a [[Hammer]])Any other flying enemy will take the damage of a normal Jump, piercing their defenses. |
| {{SM3DL}}
| | **It is located outside of Creepy Steeple, in the well full of [[Buzzy Beetle]]s. It is hard to reach beyond all of the Buzzies. |
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| {{SSBU}}
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