Superdashes: Difference between revisions

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=== Reverse Superdash ===

If a player does a Superdash, and ~~presses~~ the opposite direction as ~~soon~~ as ~~they jump~~, you'll be able to jump backwards with the dash momentum.

If a player does a Superdash, and holds the opposite direction between dashing and jumping, you'll be able to jump backwards with the dash momentum.

=== Extended Superdashes ===

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=== Dream Superdashes ===

Although normally not very useful, the player is capable of doing a Superdash off of a dream block, due to the coyote time that the game gives the player after leaving a block. This however uses up a dash, making it obsolete due to normal Dream Jumps giving the exact same amount of speed, while also keeping the player's dash.

Although normally not very useful, the player is capable of doing a Superdash off of a dream block, due to the coyote time that the game gives the player after leaving a block. This, however, uses up a dash, making it obsolete due to normal Dream Jumps giving the exact same amount of speed, while also keeping the player's dash.

=== Bubble Superdashes ===

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=== Mid-air Superdashes ===

Due to the simple execution, Superdashes can be done from the air as long as there's enough floor to allow the player to perform the trick. Both the normal and extended version can be done as long as the player has enough room. Mid-air Supers can be even done off of certain entities, such as jumping off the top of a Pufferfish, Snowball, Oshiro entity and a Seeker. The Pufferfish variant is also often referred as a Fish ~~Superdash~~.

Due to the simple execution, Superdashes can be done from the air as long as there's enough floor to allow the player to perform the trick. Both the normal and extended version can be done as long as the player has enough room. Mid-air Supers can be even done off of certain entities, such as jumping off the top of a Pufferfish, Snowball, Oshiro entity and a Seeker. The Pufferfish variant is also often referred as a Fish Super.

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 === Reverse Superdash ===
-If a player does a Superdash, and presses the opposite direction as soon as they jump, you'll be able to jump backwards with the dash momentum.
+If a player does a Superdash, and holds the opposite direction between dashing and jumping, you'll be able to jump backwards with the dash momentum.
 === Extended Superdashes ===
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 === Dream Superdashes ===
-Although normally not very useful, the player is capable of doing a Superdash off of a dream block, due to the coyote time that the game gives the player after leaving a block. This however uses up a dash, making it obsolete due to normal Dream Jumps giving the exact same amount of speed, while also keeping the player's dash.
+Although normally not very useful, the player is capable of doing a Superdash off of a dream block, due to the coyote time that the game gives the player after leaving a block. This, however, uses up a dash, making it obsolete due to normal Dream Jumps giving the exact same amount of speed, while also keeping the player's dash.
 === Bubble Superdashes ===
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 === Mid-air Superdashes ===
-Due to the simple execution, Superdashes can be done from the air as long as there's enough floor to allow the player to perform the trick. Both the normal and extended version can be done as long as the player has enough room. Mid-air Supers can be even done off of certain entities, such as jumping off the top of a Pufferfish, Snowball, Oshiro entity and a Seeker. The Pufferfish variant is also often referred as a Fish Superdash.
+Due to the simple execution, Superdashes can be done from the air as long as there's enough floor to allow the player to perform the trick. Both the normal and extended version can be done as long as the player has enough room. Mid-air Supers can be even done off of certain entities, such as jumping off the top of a Pufferfish, Snowball, Oshiro entity and a Seeker. The Pufferfish variant is also often referred as a Fish Super.

Superdashes: Difference between revisions

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