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- This article is about one of Mario's jumps. For other uses of the term "Long Jump", see Long Jump (disambiguation).
- “If you run and then press Z right before a jump, you'll do a long jump! Try it! It feels pretty great!”
- —Board, Super Mario Galaxy 2
The Long Jump (called Leap on the official Super Mario 3D Land website[1]) is a move used in the 3D Super Mario games since Super Mario 64 (bar Super Mario Sunshine, due to the presence of F.L.U.D.D. and the Hover Nozzle). It also appears in the side-scrolling Mario games Super Mario Run and Super Mario Maker 2, as well as in Donkey Kong 64. To use this move, the player usually must crouch while in motion and jump, causing the character to jump a long horizontal distance. The move is primary used to clear huge gaps between platforms and move faster; this is especially helpful in timed missions.
In Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2, this move can be chained with a Spin to perform a Double Kick, which can defeat enemies and activate items.
As of Super Mario 3D Land, Mario can Long Jump out of a Roll (referred to as a Rolling Leap in that game), making the jump faster and longer.
In Super Mario Run, characters will Long Jump if the screen is tapped while they are on a Long Jump Block.
In Super Mario Odyssey, Mario can perform the Long Jump when any of the shoulder buttons ( ,  ,  , or  ) are pressed when Mario starts crouching after he runs. This can be done for infinite times until he either bumps into a wall, or the player lets go of the button required to do so.
In Super Mario Maker 2, characters can perform a Long Jump in levels in the Super Mario 3D World style much like in the original game[2], by pressing the shoulder buttons while moving.
Official profiles[edit]
Super Mario 3D Land[edit]
- North American Website Bio: "Mario can do a long running leap to more easily clear wide gaps."
- European Website Bio: "Press the L Button (or the R Button) and the B Button (or the A Button) while moving to perform a long jump. Long jumps carry Mario further than ordinary jumps."
Names in other languages[edit]
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese |
幅跳び
Habatobi |
Long Jump
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| Spanish (NOA) |
Salto largo |
Long Jump
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| Spanish (NOE) |
Salto de longitud |
Longitude jump
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| French |
Saut en longueur |
Long jump
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| Dutch |
Verre sprong |
Farther jump
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| German |
Hechtsprung
Weitsprung |
Dive jump
Long Jump
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| Italian |
Salto in lungo |
Long jump
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| Russian |
Прыжок в длину
Pryzhok v dliny
Длинный прыжок
Dlinnyy pryzhok |
Long jump
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