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The '''Tornado Jump''' is a move and the last upgrade in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. In order to use it, [[Mario]] must first find the [[Ultra Boots]]. It is found in [[Toad Town Tunnels]] in one of the deepest corners during the events of ''Paper Mario''. It replaces [[Ground Pound|Spin Jump]] as an upgraded version. It has the same effects as the Spin Jump, except that it adds a higher second Jump; as such, it can be used to reach [[? Block]]s that are too high for Mario to hit with a regular [[jump]]. Mario spins during the second jump, granting the move its name. In addition, there are sheets of ice in [[Shiver City]] and [[Shiver Mountain]] that can only be shattered with the Tornado Jump. | The '''Tornado Jump''' is a move and the last upgrade in ''[[Paper Mario]]''. In order to use it, [[Mario]] must first find the [[Ultra Boots]]. It is found in [[Toad Town Tunnels]] in one of the deepest corners during the events of ''Paper Mario''. It replaces [[Ground Pound|Spin Jump]] as an upgraded version. It has the same effects as the Spin Jump, except that it adds a higher second Jump; as such, it can be used to reach [[? Block]]s that are too high for Mario to hit with a regular [[jump]]. Mario spins during the second jump, granting the move its name. In addition, there are sheets of ice in [[Shiver City]] and [[Shiver Mountain]] that can only be shattered with the Tornado Jump. | ||
While Mario has the Ultra Boots, his Jump attacks that | While Mario has the Ultra Boots, his Jump attacks that deal two or more hits become Tornado Jumps when he successfully performs the [[Action Command]]; this effect is purely visual, though it affects the timing of the consecutive hits of [[Multibounce]] and [[Power Bounce]] (shortening the time between each bounce, making the timing more similar to that of the starting Boots). If Mario performs a Tornado Jump in the overworld to make the [[First Strike]] against an enemy, his Jump’s base damage will be doubled to 6, though like all First Strikes in ''Paper Mario'', the Action Command cannot be performed. | ||
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