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[[File:SM3DL-Mario Side Somersault Artwork.png|thumb|250px|Mario performing a Side Somersault in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]'']] | [[File:SM3DL-Mario Side Somersault Artwork.png|thumb|250px|Mario performing a Side Somersault in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]'']] | ||
The '''Side Somersault''' (named '''Side-flip''' by [[Prima Games]]' guides and also named '''Cartwheel'''<ref>''Nintendo Official Magazine'' (UK) issue 54, page 20.</ref> | The '''Side Somersault''' (or '''side somersault'''), named '''Side-flip''' by [[Prima Games]]' guides and also named '''Cartwheel''',<ref>''Nintendo Official Magazine'' (UK) issue 54, page 20.</ref> is a high [[jump]] that debuted in ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. It typically grants a small amount more height than the [[Backward Somersault|Backwards Somersault]]. It is useful when the player wants to immediately jump high to reach high ledges. To use it, the character must [[dash|run]] in one direction, then simultaneously turn to run in the other direction and jump. | ||
In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', [[Mario]] needs to only face in one direction and turn around; therefore, Mario could execute a Side Somersault with almost no space to move. | In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', [[Mario]] needs to only face in one direction and turn around; therefore, Mario could execute a Side Somersault with almost no space to move. |
Revision as of 23:43, October 27, 2022
The Side Somersault (or side somersault), named Side-flip by Prima Games' guides and also named Cartwheel,[1] is a high jump that debuted in Super Mario 64. It typically grants a small amount more height than the Backwards Somersault. It is useful when the player wants to immediately jump high to reach high ledges. To use it, the character must run in one direction, then simultaneously turn to run in the other direction and jump.
In Super Mario Sunshine, Mario needs to only face in one direction and turn around; therefore, Mario could execute a Side Somersault with almost no space to move.
Bowser uses a Side Somersault in Super Mario Galaxy as one of his moves in the second battle against Mario.
In Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Super Mario Odyssey, Yoshi can also side-somersault.
Gallery
Profiles
Super Mario Sunshine
- Instruction booklet description:
This jump comes in handy when trying to reach places a standard jump can't or for getting above large enemies.
In this case, face away from the wall and tilt to the left.
Immediately tilt back to the right and press .
Success!
Super Mario 3D Land
- North American Website Bio: "This move lets Mario do a quick about-face and launch into the air with extra height."
- European Website Bio: "While dashing, push the Circle Pad in the opposite direction and press the B Button (or the A Button) to perform a side somersault. Mario jumps higher than with an ordinary jump."
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | 横宙返り[?] Yoko chūgaeri[4] |
Side Somersault | |
French (NOA) | Salto latéral[2][3] | Side Somersault | |
Italian | Capriola laterale[?] | Side Somersault | |
Portuguese (NOE) | Salto Lateral[?] | Sideways Jump | |
Russian | Боковое сальто[?] Bokovoe sal'to |
Side Somersault | |
Spanish (NOA) | Salto Lateral[?] | Lateral Jump | |
Spanish (NOE) | Voltereta Lateral[?] | Cartwheel |