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'''Infinity Jump''' (also called '''Continuous Jump''') refers to the ability of certain characters in the ''[[Kirby (series)|Kirby]]'' series to [[jump]] in the air over and over indefinitely. The infinity jump technique can be performed by [[Helper]]s in ''[[Kirby Super Star | '''Infinity Jump''' (also called '''Continuous Jump''') refers to the ability of certain characters in the ''[[Kirby (series)|Kirby]]'' series to [[jump]] in the air over and over indefinitely. The infinity jump technique can be performed by [[Helper]]s in ''[[Kirby Super Star]]'' / ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]'', by [[Bandana Waddle Dee]] in ''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|{{KRtDL KAW}}]]'', and by most [[Helper|Friends]] in ''[[Kirby Star Allies]]''. The technique is specifically for the purpose of keeping up with characters who can [[Hover|fly]], such as [[Kirby]], [[King Dedede]] and [[Meta Knight]]. It is debatable if this technique is [[canon]] to the storyline, or just a gameplay element to make these characters more viable. | ||
In addition to these characters, Kirby can experience this technique himself while using the [[Wheelie Rider]] ability, when possessing an appropriate enemy using the [[Ghost]] ability, or when [[Piggyback]]ing on a friend who can use it. | In addition to these characters, Kirby can experience this technique himself while using the [[Wheelie Rider]] ability, when possessing an appropriate enemy using the [[Ghost]] ability, or when [[Piggyback]]ing on a friend who can use it. | ||
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== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
The Infinity Jump technique appears in the following ''Kirby'' games: | The Infinity Jump technique appears in the following ''Kirby'' games: | ||
*''[[Kirby Super Star | *''[[Kirby Super Star]]'' / ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]'' - performed by most [[Helper]]s and [[Wheelie Rider]] | ||
*''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|{{KRtDL KAW}}]]'' - performed by [[Bandana Waddle Dee]] | *''[[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|{{KRtDL KAW}}]]'' - performed by [[Bandana Waddle Dee]] | ||
*''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse|{{KatRC KatRP}}]]'' - performed by the Waddle Dee partners | *''[[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse|{{KatRC KatRP}}]]'' - performed by the Waddle Dee partners | ||
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== Notable appearances == | == Notable appearances == | ||
=== ''{{KSS KFP}}'' === | === ''{{KSS KFP}}'' === | ||
''[[Kirby Super Star | ''[[Kirby Super Star]]'' was the first ''Kirby'' game to feature the Infinity Jump, as most [[Helper]]s required it in order to be able to keep up with Kirby as he traversed the stages. In this game (as well as ''[[Kirby Super Star Ultra]]''), Infinity Jumping in the air is more intensive in terms of vertical gain than Kirby's hover, since the jump offers the same height as each hover flap, but the jumpers are still fully affected by gravity unlike Kirby. | ||
=== ''{{KatRC KatRP}}'' === | === ''{{KatRC KatRP}}'' === | ||
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Infinity Jump (also called Continuous Jump) refers to the ability of certain characters in the Kirby series to jump in the air over and over indefinitely. The infinity jump technique can be performed by Helpers in Kirby Super Star / Kirby Super Star Ultra, by Bandana Waddle Dee in [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|Template:KRtDL KAW]], and by most Friends in Kirby Star Allies. The technique is specifically for the purpose of keeping up with characters who can fly, such as Kirby, King Dedede and Meta Knight. It is debatable if this technique is canon to the storyline, or just a gameplay element to make these characters more viable.
In addition to these characters, Kirby can experience this technique himself while using the Wheelie Rider ability, when possessing an appropriate enemy using the Ghost ability, or when Piggybacking on a friend who can use it.
Appearances
The Infinity Jump technique appears in the following Kirby games:
- Kirby Super Star / Kirby Super Star Ultra - performed by most Helpers and Wheelie Rider
- [[Kirby's Return to Dream Land|Template:KRtDL KAW]] - performed by Bandana Waddle Dee
- [[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse|Template:KatRC KatRP]] - performed by the Waddle Dee partners
- Kirby Battle Royale - performed by Waddle Dee and other minor characters
- Kirby Star Allies - performed by most Friends and some Dream Friends
- Kirby Fighters 2 - performed by Bandana Waddle Dee
Notable appearances
Template:KSS KFP
Kirby Super Star was the first Kirby game to feature the Infinity Jump, as most Helpers required it in order to be able to keep up with Kirby as he traversed the stages. In this game (as well as Kirby Super Star Ultra), Infinity Jumping in the air is more intensive in terms of vertical gain than Kirby's hover, since the jump offers the same height as each hover flap, but the jumpers are still fully affected by gravity unlike Kirby.
Template:KatRC KatRP
In [[Kirby and the Rainbow Curse|Template:KatRC KatRP]], each of the Waddle Dee partners gains access to a continuous jump for the purposes of keeping up with Kirby and Elline's rainbow ropes. However, the mechanics of jumping in this game are different to those of the main series. For instance, there is a delay between being able to perform jumps, meaning it cannot be rapidly tapped. In addition, jump steering is limited, and each subsequent jump in the air gains less height, making this jump skill not actually infinite at all. Eventually, the Waddle Dees will no longer be able to gain height, and will fall, only able to regain their full jump when touching the ground again.
Kirby Battle Royale
This game marked the first time that Bandana Waddle Dee's infinity jump was limited in how high it can go, in a similar way to other forms of flight in that game. It otherwise functions the same way as in the main series.
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