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'{{Interwiki-ru|Bunnyhop}} [[File:Bunnyhop.gif|alt=Madeline bunnyhopping on the prologue bridge.|thumb|240x240px|Madeline repeatedly bunny hopping on the [[Prologue]] bridge.]] '''Bunnyhopping''' is commonly used to refer to the act of performing short jumps. When initiating a jump, [[Madeline]] gains a small speed boost. [[File:Hyper Bunnyhop.gif|alt=Madeline performing a hyperdash followed by a bunnyhop.|thumb|Madeline performing a [[Hyperdashes|hyperdash followed by a bunnyhop.]]|201x201px]] == Usage == Bunnyhops are frequently combined with other maneuvers, such as [[hyperdashes]], to gain additional speed and height. They are also used by speedrunners during the [[Prologue]], since repeatedly performing bunnyhops saves small amounts of time. Bunnyhopping also becomes very handy in [[Core]], where the dashes are limited, and constant jumping allows the player to maintain momentum for a longer time. == Combinations == === Hyper bunnyhop === A combination of a [[Hyperdashes|Hyperdash]] followed by a bunnyhop. It allows the player to easily gain momentum to perform larger jumps. The smaller the Hyperdash, the quicker [[Madeline]] can jump with the Hyperdash momentum. === Chained Ultras === To successfully chain [[Ultradashes]], the player has to jump from the floor as soon as possible. Bunnyhopping allows the player to keep as much from the speed boosts as possible, however buffering the jump has a risk of entirely halting the player’s momentum. === Block boost bunnyhops === It's possible to perform a bunnyhop after getting momentum from any moving block. In certain situations, if a player lands on a block and jumps within 10 frames while still being pushed, they can perform a "double block boost," making a bunnyhop go even further. [[Category:Tech]]'