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* ''[[Bayonetta]]'': The protagonist does this a few times with her ability to freeze time.
* ''[[Bayonetta]]'': The protagonist does this a few times with her ability to freeze time.
* ''[[Sly Cooper|Sly 2]]''; Sly races down the large chunks of Arpeggio's airship platform as it crashes and breaks apart, in an effort to reach and save his teammates.
* ''[[Sly Cooper|Sly 2]]''; Sly races down the large chunks of Arpeggio's airship platform as it crashes and breaks apart, in an effort to reach and save his teammates.
* ''[[Super Mario Bros.|Super Mario Land]]''
* ''[[Super Mario Bros.|Super Mario Land]]''
** One of the bosses in attacks Mario by throwing boulders at him, and the only way to get close enough to defeat him is to jump from boulder to boulder (in which the preceding levels have provided ample practice, but with less of the "In The Sky" factor).
** One of the bosses in attacks Mario by throwing boulders at him, and the only way to get close enough to defeat him is to jump from boulder to boulder (in which the preceding levels have provided ample practice, but with less of the "In The Sky" factor).
** Also many hacks do this with falling springboards, shells, P switches and keys. There's also actually a trick required in the hardest of them that actually requires Mario to continually jump upwards while pulling up the key he's standing on in mid air.
** Also many hacks do this with falling springboards, shells, P switches and keys. There's also actually a trick required in the hardest of them that actually requires Mario to continually jump upwards while pulling up the key he's standing on in mid air.
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* The Infocom [[Interactive Fiction|text adventure]] ''Spellbreaker'' has this as a puzzle solution ... though it makes a little more sense jumping up rocks when you've ''[[Time Stands Still|stopped time in the middle of the rock collapse]].''
* The Infocom [[Interactive Fiction|text adventure]] ''Spellbreaker'' has this as a puzzle solution ... though it makes a little more sense jumping up rocks when you've ''[[Time Stands Still|stopped time in the middle of the rock collapse]].''
* With the right Schticks, characters in the ''[[Feng Shui]]'' game can walk on hails of ''bullets''. It's still damn hard, just not impossible.
* With the right Schticks, characters in the ''[[Feng Shui]]'' game can walk on hails of ''bullets''. It's still damn hard, just not impossible.
* In ''[[Super Smash Bros]] Brawl'', Wario is capable of doing this by pulling his bike out of [[Hammerspace]] when in midair then immediately jumping out of it, which still allows him access to his [[Double Jump]]. Doing this actually boosts him higher than his regular recovery move.
* In ''[[Super Smash Bros.]] Brawl'', Wario is capable of doing this by pulling his bike out of [[Hammerspace]] when in midair then immediately jumping out of it, which still allows him access to his [[Double Jump]]. Doing this actually boosts him higher than his regular recovery move.
* Asura in ''[[Asura's Wrath]]'' does this to jump above the second form of [[Smug Snake|Wyzen]] and continue to attack from above when sky diving.
* Asura in ''[[Asura's Wrath]]'' does this to jump above the second form of [[Smug Snake|Wyzen]] and continue to attack from above when sky diving.
* In ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', we have the staircase at the end of each Bowser level leading to the planet which Mario fights [[Big Bad|Bowser]] on, which gets smashed apart by meteorites summoned by Bowser (and in the case of the final boss battle, [[Overlord, Jr.|his son Bowser Jr.)]] as he does so.
* In ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', we have the staircase at the end of each Bowser level leading to the planet which Mario fights [[Big Bad|Bowser]] on, which gets smashed apart by meteorites summoned by Bowser (and in the case of the final boss battle, [[Overlord, Jr.|his son Bowser Jr.)]] as he does so.
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* Tai Lung's prison break in ''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'' involved clawing his way out of a bottomless pit by leaping from bit to bit of the falling debris that would have crushed him. Po does it later in the film with some broken off roof tiles.
* Tai Lung's prison break in ''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'' involved clawing his way out of a bottomless pit by leaping from bit to bit of the falling debris that would have crushed him. Po does it later in the film with some broken off roof tiles.
* Sort of used in an episode of ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]'', Spongebob and Sandy are chased by, and eventually end up riding, a huge Alaskan Bull Worm. It heads toward a cliff and after it begins to plunge off the side, they run back up the falling worm and end up safe and sound on the cliff's edge.
* Sort of used in an episode of ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]'', Spongebob and Sandy are chased by, and eventually end up riding, a huge Alaskan Bull Worm. It heads toward a cliff and after it begins to plunge off the side, they run back up the falling worm and end up safe and sound on the cliff's edge.
* ''[[Transformers Robots in Disguise]]''
* ''[[Transformers Robots in Disguise]]''
** Optimus pulls this one once, with the somewhat [[Gag Dub|gaggy English dub]] having the Predacon Slapper protest Optimus's ignorance of gravity.
** Optimus pulls this one once, with the somewhat [[Gag Dub|gaggy English dub]] having the Predacon Slapper protest Optimus's ignorance of gravity.
** Pulled of ''[[Crowning Moment of Awesome|epically]]'' in the third season premiere of ''[[Transformers Animated]]'' where {{spoiler|Blurr uses craters, asteroid, planetary rings, and Thundercracker's ''face'' to run from some unknown planet ''to Cybertron''}}.
** Pulled of ''[[Crowning Moment of Awesome|epically]]'' in the third season premiere of ''[[Transformers Animated]]'' where {{spoiler|Blurr uses craters, asteroid, planetary rings, and Thundercracker's ''face'' to run from some unknown planet ''to Cybertron''}}.