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A '''Double Kick'''<ref>[http://www.supermariogalaxy.com/#/how-to-play/basics-how-to Super Mario Galaxy 2 Official Website] (Retrieved on 9 May, 2011)</ref> is an attack that can be done in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and its sequel, ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. It can be used to defeat many enemies and to use certain items. To accomplish this, Mario must run toward an enemy and [[spin]] when he gets close to the enemy. Then, near the end of his spin, Mario must perform a [[Long Jump]] by crouching quickly and jumping. Mario does a long jump, but he has a few sparkles around him, and he is able to defeat most enemies that are in his way. This attack only does damage when Mario is rising; when Mario is in his falling animation, the Double Kick turns into a regular long jump and has no damaging effect. However, Mario can [[Spin]] when he is falling to protect himself from getting hurt. | A '''Double Kick'''<ref>[http://www.supermariogalaxy.com/#/how-to-play/basics-how-to Super Mario Galaxy 2 Official Website] (Retrieved on 9 May, 2011)</ref> is an attack that can be done in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'' and its sequel, ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. It can be used to defeat many enemies and to use certain items. To accomplish this, Mario must run toward an enemy and [[spin]] when he gets close to the enemy. Then, near the end of his spin, Mario must perform a [[Long Jump]] by crouching quickly and jumping. Mario does a long jump, but he has a few sparkles around him, and he is able to defeat most enemies that are in his way. This attack only does damage when Mario is rising; when Mario is in his falling animation, the Double Kick turns into a regular long jump and has no damaging effect. However, Mario can [[Spin]] when he is falling to protect himself from getting hurt. | ||
Mario must time the attack right for it to work. If he long jumps at the beginning of the spin, he does a [[Spin Jump]]. If he long jumps too late, he does a long jump. This move can defeat certain enemies and can also break [[Item Crystal]]s and activate [[Chance Cube]]s, [[Lever]]s, and [[Gravity Arrow]]s. However, it cannot break some [[Crates]]. This move is called "Double Kick" because of the fact that Mario lifts up his legs when he performs a Long Jump | Mario must time the attack right for it to work. If he long jumps at the beginning of the spin, he does a [[Spin Jump]]. If he long jumps too late, he does a long jump. This move can defeat certain enemies and can also break [[Item Crystal]]s and activate [[Chance Cube]]s, [[Lever]]s, and [[Gravity Arrow]]s. However, it cannot break some [[Crates]]. This move is called "Double Kick" because of the fact that Mario lifts up his legs when he performs a Long Jump while the "kick" part is derived from the fact that it causes damage. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 23:09, February 25, 2012
A Double Kick[1] is an attack that can be done in Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel, Super Mario Galaxy 2. It can be used to defeat many enemies and to use certain items. To accomplish this, Mario must run toward an enemy and spin when he gets close to the enemy. Then, near the end of his spin, Mario must perform a Long Jump by crouching quickly and jumping. Mario does a long jump, but he has a few sparkles around him, and he is able to defeat most enemies that are in his way. This attack only does damage when Mario is rising; when Mario is in his falling animation, the Double Kick turns into a regular long jump and has no damaging effect. However, Mario can Spin when he is falling to protect himself from getting hurt.
Mario must time the attack right for it to work. If he long jumps at the beginning of the spin, he does a Spin Jump. If he long jumps too late, he does a long jump. This move can defeat certain enemies and can also break Item Crystals and activate Chance Cubes, Levers, and Gravity Arrows. However, it cannot break some Crates. This move is called "Double Kick" because of the fact that Mario lifts up his legs when he performs a Long Jump while the "kick" part is derived from the fact that it causes damage.
References
- ^ Super Mario Galaxy 2 Official Website (Retrieved on 9 May, 2011)
