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Obstacles and Objects in Celeste
Image	Object name	Alternative names	Summary	Chapters found in
	Badeline Boss		Badeline Bosses are bosses which attack Madeline using a variety of attacks, including laser-like beams and red projectiles that kill on contact. Every time Badeline is hit, by moving sufficiently close to her, she either moves to another point within the room, or flies off the room.	6A  •  6B
	Badeline Chasers	Flying Badelines	Badeline Chasers spawn behind Madeline or another Badeline Chaser, and follows her, ignoring any collision, three seconds behind either Madeline or (if there are multiple Badeline Chasers) one second behind the previous Badeline Chaser. Up to five can spawn in vanilla Celeste. They spawn as soon as Madeline starts moving in a room with them, and will kill her on contact.	Old Site
	Badeline Orbs	Purple Orbs Badeline Launchers	Badeline Orbs are purple orbs which, on contact, either triggers an animation where Badeline launches the player upwards in an (exclusive) spinning state, or propels the player upwards and refills their dash simultaneously.	6A  •  7  •  8  •  9
	Barriers		Barriers are nonlethal, walk-through and see-through objects that forbid Seeker from going through, propelling them off, and destroy Jellyfish on contact.	5  •  9
	Bird		The Bird, as an interactable object, flings the player rightwards whenever the player is in its range. Additionally, the player's dash is refilled.	Farewell
	Blades	Stars (chapter 9)	Blades, and Stars (a retextured version of Blades), spin either following a line or in a circular motion, killing Madeline if she ends up touching it.	5  •  7  •  9
	Blue Torches		Blue Torches are off by default, but light up when Madeline walks past them, or otherwise approaches them. They are primarily found in dark areas.	Mirror Temple
	Bumpers	Sparkly Platforms "Hot" variant: Angry Bumpers Hot Bumpers	Bumpers are circular brown platforms with blue borders and serious faces that bounce the player in the direction the player touches. Bumpers temporarily shrink and switch off for a fraction of a second before reactivating each time it is touched. When in "hot" mode in Core, Bumpers become angry and gain spikes, killing Madeline upon contact.	6  •  8
	Cassette Block	Alternating Blocks Rhythm Blocks	Cassette Blocks are alternating blue and pink blocks which shift to a beat. They are often paired with 8-bit versions of a chapter's music. They appear in all Cassette Tape rooms, the last room of every B-Side, and Chapter 9, where they also appear in three-color (blue, pink, yellow) and four-color (blue, pink, yellow, green) variants. Only one of each color is active at a time: for example, when a block switches to pink, Madeline will fall through the blue block she was standing on before. Cassette Blocks may also contain spikes on them, which kill the player on contact.	1  •  2  •  3 4  •  5  •  6 7  •  8  •  9 (All except C-Sides)
	Checkpoint Flags	Checkpoints	Checkpoint Flags are flags which, upon contact, light up and set Madeline's checkpoint to the platform beneath the flag. Checkpoint Flags also contain a number, which indicates the number of checkpoints prior to a goal (in vanilla Celeste, the Summit).	7A  •  7B
	Clouds	Blue Clouds Pink Clouds White Clouds	Clouds are bouncy platforms which first squish downwards when Madeline lands on one, and then subsequently launch her upwards. Buffering a jump whilst standing on a cloud allows Madeline to gain large amounts of height. Blue/White Clouds are permanently seated, whilst Pink Clouds despawn after propelling Madeline upwards (and subsequently respawn).	4  •  7  •  9
	Clutter	Junk	Clutter refers to objects liberally placed in the Celestial Resort. There are three types of clutter in Celeste; depressing a switch for the corresponding type of clutter will remove all clutter of the type from the level.	3A  •  3B
	Clutter Switch	Junk Switch Resort Switch	Clutter switches clean up any clutter that is associated with the switch. This can be told by looking at the object depicted on the switch. There are three types of clutter switches in Celeste, each one corresponding with one type of clutter.	Celestial Resort A-Side
	Conveyor Wall	Conveyor Belt	A conveyor belt that propels Madeline upwards. If she ungrabs at the right time, it can launch her a relatively significant distance upwards. In Core, it only exists while in "hot" mode; it is replaced by Ice Walls whilst in "cold" mode.	8  •  9
	Core Switches	Core Flip Switch	A switch which permits toggling between "hot" mode and "cold" mode in Chapter 8: Core. Some switches are "bidirectional", allowing switching between hot and cold mode; others are unidirectional, only allowing switching 'to' hot mode or 'to' cold mode, deactivating afterwards.	Core
	Dash Refills	Dash Diamonds	A diamond which, upon touching, if Madeline isn't at her full number of dashes or if her stamina is running low, will refill her dashes to the maximum possible ( one dash in Chapters 1 through 6; two dashes in Chapters 7 and 8; one dash in Chapter 9 ), and refill her stamina to the maximum value of 110.	1  •  2  •  3 4  •  5  •  6 7  •  8  •  9
thumb	Double Dash Refills	Double Diamonds	A double diamond which, upon touching, if Madeline doesn't already have two dashes or is running low on stamina, will refill her dashes to 2, regardless of her maximum number of dashes, and refill her stamina to the maximum value of 110. Whilst having two dashes, Madeline's hair turns pink; this dash will not refill itself after she uses it up, and she will need to collect another Double Diamond in order to re-obtain a second dash.	Farewell
	Dash Platform	Dash Block	A platform which very quickly shifts, accordingly to a see-through outline, to its other end as soon as Madeline dashes, and slowly retracts back to its original location. Madeline can gain a considerable amount of momentum using these platforms, especially when using a hyperdash off them. They can be of different sizes, and can go both horizontally and vertically.	5  •  7  •  8  •  9
	Dash Switch	Green button Yellow button	A switch, typically green or yellow in color, which, when dashed into, or bashed via a Theo Crystal, a seeker or a jellyfish, will open up a Temple Gate, allowing Madeline to progress.	5  •  7  •  9
	Disappearing Platforms	Crumble blocks	Gray, unstable platforms which disintegrate shortly after Madeline either grabs onto it or stands on it, and vanish instantly if Madeline jumps off. They respawn a few seconds later.	1  •  2  •  3 4  •  5  •  6 7  •  8  •  9
	Dream Blocks	Space Jam	An extremely versatile block that Madeline can dash through, jump off, climb, jump whilst exiting the block, and even hyperdash out of one. A deactivated version appears in Old Site A-Side.	2  •  7A  •  7B 8B  •  8C  •  9
	Dust Bunnies	Sludge Red Blobs	Lethal, black in color but outlined in red obstacles that effectively act the same way as either blades or spinners. They are extremely commonly found in Celestial Resort, and Mr. Oshiro emits them when stressed.	3  •  7A  •  7B  •  9
	Dust Triggers	Dust Tendrils Dust Tentacles	Red hairs that appear on surfaces, such as walls and ground. Madeline can walk on them just fine, but after walking on them, they transform into dust bunnies, which are lethal.	3  •  7A  •  7B  •  9
	Falling Blocks	Collapsing Blocks	Some blocks, which are usually unmarked, are able to fall either when Madeline crosses a trigger or interacts (climbs on or lands on). These can often take the appearance of any other block, and may have things such as spikes attached to them.	All except Ep.
	Feather		Feathers are special items which put Madeline into feather mode for approximately five seconds. Whilst in feather mode, Madeline is constantly moving, and will go in any one of 360 analog directions (if on controller); during this time, she is immune to gravity, allowing her to climb upwards quite a bit.	6  •  7  •  8  •  9

Needs adding but please leave alone for now

Conveyor Walls

Ice Walls

Fire Balls

Ice Balls

Lava/Ice Sandwich

Checkpoints

Disappearing Platforms

Core Blocks

?Crush Blocks

Bumpers

Bumpers

?? Shifting/Jiggling Bumpers

?Moving Bumpers

?Fire Bumpers