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====''Super Mario World''==== | ====''Super Mario World''==== | ||
The move first makes an appearance in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', in which the player can press {{button|snes|A}} to have the character Spin Jump. If the character is in his [[Super Mario|Super form]], then the Spin Jump is able to break [[Rotating Block]]s from above or below. Furthermore, if the character is in his [[Fire Mario|Fire form]], doing a Spin Jump will scatter [[fireball]]s rapidly in both directions. Also, Mario or Luigi can Spin Jump on certain enemies which cannot be normally jumped on, such as [[Spiny|Spinies]] and [[Chainsaw]]s, without taking damage, as well as gaining a lot of height from the jump. | The move first makes an appearance in ''[[Super Mario World]]'', in which the player can press the {{button|snes|A}} button to have the character Spin Jump. If the character is in his [[Super Mario|Super form]], then the Spin Jump is able to break [[Rotating Block]]s from above or below. Furthermore, if the character is in his [[Fire Mario|Fire form]], doing a Spin Jump will scatter [[fireball]]s rapidly in both directions. Also, Mario or Luigi can Spin Jump on certain enemies which cannot be normally jumped on, such as [[Spiny|Spinies]] and [[Chainsaw]]s, without taking damage, as well as gaining a lot of height from the jump. | ||
====''Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins''==== | ====''Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins''==== | ||
Revision as of 20:50, January 4, 2015
- Not to be confused with Spin.
- “If you rotate the Control Stick before pressing
, you can do a Spin Jump!” - —F.L.U.D.D., Super Mario Sunshine
The Spin Jump is a special move used by Mario or Luigi in which they, as the name suggests, spin while jumping.
History
Super Mario series
Super Mario World
The move first makes an appearance in Super Mario World, in which the player can press the 
button to have the character Spin Jump. If the character is in his Super form, then the Spin Jump is able to break Rotating Blocks from above or below. Furthermore, if the character is in his Fire form, doing a Spin Jump will scatter fireballs rapidly in both directions. Also, Mario or Luigi can Spin Jump on certain enemies which cannot be normally jumped on, such as Spinies and Chainsaws, without taking damage, as well as gaining a lot of height from the jump.
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins
The Spin Jump also appears in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. As Super Mario or Fire Mario, the player can hold 
and then press 
; Mario then jumps a short distance of the ground while revolving. This ability is lost when Mario is smaller or is Bunny Mario.
Super Mario 64
Another use for this ability is found in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS when a character jumps on top of a Spindrift or Fly Guy or into a Tweester. Luigi also uses it when he is coming down from a Somersault. Also, in a beta video of Super Mario 64, Mario could activate a spin jump while doing a triple jump (it is unknown if doing a triple jump first is required). It looks identical to the spinning descent performed after jumping on a Fly Guy or Spindrift.
Super Mario Sunshine
In Super Mario Sunshine, the player can also use it anytime by rotating the 
and then jumping. Another way the player can use it is if the player rotates the while Mario is in mid-air. If Mario Spin Jumps in this game, then any goop attached to Mario will gradually disappear from him. There's also a move called the Sprinkler Squirt, where Mario performs a spin jump while using F.L.U.D.D.'s Squirt or Turbo nozzles.
New Super Mario Bros.
Mario or Luigi can also Spin Jump in New Super Mario Bros. when they jump off of a Spin Block. While spinning, they will fall slower.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
The Spin Jump is also usable in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Unlike in the previous game, the player can Spin Jump at any time by shaking the Wii Remote. In this game, the Spin Jump makes the same effect of Ground Pound on enemies. The two new characters, Yellow Toad and Blue Toad are also capable of using the Spin Jump in this game as well. It functions nearly the same as in Super Mario World, except Mario will still get hurt if he tries to jump on spiked or fiery enemies. It makes a very distinct sound if it is used to defeat an enemy. It is also used to get rid of area-obscuring clouds, as well as fog produced by the new enemy, Foo, and activates the new Propeller Suit. If used while powered up with a Fire or Ice Flower, the character will shoot one fire or ice ball in either direction. The Spin Jump can also be used in midair without the Propeller Suit to gain a little extra hang time in the air. If the Wii Remote is shaken when in mid-air, the character will twirl, allowing his jump or fall to be longer. Also, when the player Spin Jumps in front of a flower, it will drop a coin, allowing them to collect it.
Super Mario Galaxy
A different type of Spin Jump is found in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2. It is just like the normal spin, except that it is done in mid-air, which gives Mario or Luigi a little height in their jump.
New Super Mario Bros. U
The move functions the same in New Super Mario Bros. U. additionally, if the player uses a spin jump in midair while in the Flying Squirrel Suit, the character will perform a mid-air jump and descend slowly. With a P-Acorn, the player can do these mid-air jumps indefinitely. Also, while in the Flying Squirrel Suit, the spin jump from the ground goes higher than the standard jump.
Super Mario 3D World
The Spin Jump returns in Super Mario 3D World and is performed the same way it was in Super Mario Sunshine, by rotating the 
then jumping. The player will spin in place upon rotating the control stick, signifying that a Spin Jump can be performed during this spin. It is the highest jump any of the characters can perform, and is also capable of slowing the player's descent. A Spin Jump will also be performed if a player jumps on another player in midair.
Mario & Luigi series
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
It makes another appearance in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga where the player is able to cross large gaps. To do this move, Mario has to jump on Luigi's shoulders, and the duo is then able to spin across to the other side.
Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
The Spin Jump makes yet another reappearance in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. This is the only time where Luigi jumps on Mario's shoulder. Unlike in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, the duo can move while stacked before actually beginning the move. It also lasts a bit longer in this game.
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
It returns in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, being generally similar, if not nearly identical in function, to the move from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. The only difference is that Mario gets on Luigi's shoulders.
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
The spin jump also returns the same way in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. In all four games, Mario and Luigi can Spin Jump into a Whirlwind to thrust themselves in any direction, and in the third game, an upward draft will send the two up higher.
Paper Mario series
In the Paper Mario series, Mario learns it when he gains the Super Boots. However, the Spin Jump in these games more closely resembles a Ground Pound. There is also a Spinning Flower that Mario can Spin Jump upwards on if the player presses 
in Paper Mario.
Mario Sports Mix
In Mario Sports Mix, the spin jump is used as a tactic to blocking shots in basketball. While Mario and Luigi are both capable of performing this move, more characters are also able to perform this move such as Toad, Princess Peach, and Yoshi (though the latter two have variations of the move such as adding hearts or using a tongue as a part of the attack).
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games
In the Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, the spin jump is used by Mario as a special boost in the dream event, Rocket Ski Jumping. It's been renamed Spinning Jump.
Gallery
Instruction as in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
