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'''Tech''', sometimes called '''techniques''', are special moves [[Madeline]] can do to enhance her mountain-climbing ability. They come in a wide range of uses and difficulties. Many can be used to skip sections of a room or multiple rooms at once. There are a lot of tech in ''Celeste'' and their variations, so it is virtually impossible to describe them all.
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All numerical values of speed given are in pixels per second.
 
'''Note:''' Some higher-level and more obscure tech (like 7-Jumps7jumps) may be missing, improperly named, or poorly described, so do not expect 100% accuracy or comprehensiveness. If you notice any issues, inaccuracies, or typos, please let us know by reporting them on the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|talk page]] or [[Special:EditPage/Tech|fixing them yourself]]. This way, you get to improve Celeste Wiki for future readers, and we appreciate your help in making the wiki more complete!
 
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If you do a wallboost while grabbing a wall and also touching the floor, the stamina from a climbjump will still be 'refunded' despite not being consumed in the first place. This means you will have 137.5 stamina, whereas Madeline's maximum stamina is supposed to be 110, allowing you to do five climbjumps before running out instead of four.
 
=== 5 Jump5jump ===
When Madeline grabs the top of a wall, she will slide down a significant amount and not be able to climb up further. However, you still can climbjump or wallkick off the top of the wall. A 5 jump5jump is executed by using a neutral climbjump to reach the top of the wall and then jumping or climbjumping off it. This tech allows you to cross a 5-tile gap, hence its name.
 
=== Cornerboost (cb) ===
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As you do not want to grab and lose all your speed for a cornerboost, another of these conditions must be met if Madeline is moving downward and the player wants to cornerboost. The simplest method is to do a down diagonal dash as in a delayed ultra. However, if the cornerboost needs to be done without dashing, Madeline needs to be 3 pixels away from the wall - too far to grab but close enough to do a climbjump. She will now be moving upward on the next frame and unable to jump for that reason. Note the similarity to climbjumping on a moveblock without activating it, which is also about avoiding grabbing the block.
 
==== 6 Jump6jump ====
A '6 jump6jump' is a dashless cornerboost that travels over 6 tiles, typically over spikes. This is done by being at full air-strafe speed (90) and doing a cornerboost on the top of a wall to gain another +40 speed. It must be done in the first room of Crossing for the [[Winged Golden Strawberry]] in dashless [[Forsaken City|City]].
 
==== Double Cornerboost ====
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Explosions caused by pufferfishes, bumpers, or reviving seekers grant Madeline some momentum. If you're holding the same direction Madeline is boosted towards, you gain about 50 extra horizontal speed.
 
=== Fish / IceIceball / Oshiro / Seeker / Snowball Jump ===
Holding jump when bouncing off the top of something ([[Oshiro]], snowballs, pufferfish, [[seeker]]s, or ice balls in vanilla) grants a significant amount of height compared to not pressing jump, and if dashed into will also preserve any horizontal momentum as the bounce will cancel the dash. For this reason, dashing horizontally onto one of these entities and jumping is sometimes referred to as a "fish super", "snowball super", and so on, despite mechanically not being related to a superdash.
 
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=== Kermit Dash ===
Kermit Dashing is a joke tech, very rarely usedforced tech. Dashing through a screen transition cancels your dash, but does not remove the 'dashattack' timer which allows Madeline to do 'dash actions' like [[Wallbounces|wallbounce]], breaking blocks, and entering [[Dream Blocks|dream blocks]], sometimes callled kermit wallbounces and so on. The 'dash direction' of a cancelled dash is also maintained. For example, this lets you activate a [[Kevin]] from angles not usually possible or for preserving your dash. This is used in the "True ending" from Ivory in [[Strawberry Jam Collab]].
 
== Trivia ==
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