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Line 1: {{trope}} The [['''Spring Jump]]''' is an ability in video games that sends your character rocketing straight upwards, and is much more powerful than ordinary [[Jump Physics]], giving your character the power to leap tall obstacles [[In a Single Bound]]. It may require a special item or only be available at certain places in the level architecture (such as [[Springs Springs Everywhere\|springboards]] and [[Spring Coil~~\|Spring Coils~~]]s), or some other limiter that makes it less available than [[Jump Physics]] (which it does not imply the availability of, though some degree of air control is required). See also [[Goomba Springboard]] and [[Vent Physics]]. Line 36: ** Jumping flowers in ''[[Ratchet and Clank Size Matters\|Size Matters]]''. * There were blocks that acted like the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' springboards in the first ''[[Wario Land]]'' game, and the Spring Wario power up, which turned Wario into a spring worked kinda like this. * ''[[Wario World]]'' has bunny-shaped springs that boost Wario up when [[Ground Pound~~\|Ground Pounded~~]]ed. * Most of the [[Metroidvania]] ''[[Castlevania]]'' entries have a powerup which allows you to do this. Infinitely. * A literal version where ''[[Mega Man (video game)\|Mega Man]]'s'' [[Robot Dog]] companion Rush has his "Rush [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin\|Coil]]" ability, present in all games since his debut in ''3'', but removed in favor of some [[Powered Armor]] in ''6''. Line 42: == [[Wide Open Sandbox]] == * ''[[Vangers]]''' mechos have a built-in [[Spring Jump]] (which ''is'' called a spring). Smaller mechos can literally jump a couple of screens away. {{reflist}}

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