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The [[Super Boot]] and [[Shiny Super Boot]] stickers have a similar appearance to the Goomba's Shoe, but lack the wind-up key on the back. They can be bought at [[Outlook Point]], and when using them, they stick to Mario, making him look as if he is wearing the boot. By pressing {{button|3ds|A}}, Mario can dodge most attacks with the boot. The boot also allows Mario to stomp spiked enemies, and also increases the power of other Jump attacks used when the boot is in effect. | The [[Super Boot]] and [[Shiny Super Boot]] stickers have a similar appearance to the Goomba's Shoe, but lack the wind-up key on the back. They can be bought at [[Outlook Point]], and when using them, they stick to Mario, making him look as if he is wearing the boot. By pressing {{button|3ds|A}}, Mario can dodge most attacks with the boot. The boot also allows Mario to stomp spiked enemies, and also increases the power of other Jump attacks used when the boot is in effect. | ||
The [[Flashy Clone Jump]], [[Big Shiny Clone Jump]] | The [[Flashy Clone Jump]], [[Big Shiny Clone Jump]] and [[Megaflash Clone Jump]] resemble more closely the Goomba's Shoe and they retain the wind-up key on the back, but provide a very different function. While using a Clone Jump, Mario is cloned until being four of them. Each of the four Marios will attack in succession, jumping on an enemy one after another. Each Clone Jump sticker has the possibility of [[Crumpled|Crumpling]] the attacked enemy. | ||
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