Worn-Out Jump

Worn-Out Jump
Description
"Stomps a single enemy with a weak jump."
First appearance	Paper Mario: Sticker Star (2012)
Latest appearance	Paper Mario: Color Splash (2016)

“A jump-and-stomp attack so weak that reputable shops are too ashamed to stock it.”

—Sticker Museum plaque, Paper Mario: Sticker Star

The Worn-Out Jump is an attack in Paper Mario: Sticker Star and Paper Mario: Color Splash. It is the weakest of all Jump-based attacks and cannot be found in shops, but instead early areas of the games. Its Hammer counterpart is the Worn-Out Hammer.

History

Paper Mario: Sticker Star

“Stomps foes with a weak jump.”

—In-game description

In Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Worn-Out Jump stickers can be found on the back of a house in Decalburg and in all levels of World 1 except for the Goomba Fortress. It appears as a boot with a bandage over it on a pale brown background and has a one-star attack power rating. It sells for 1 coin.

As a sticker, it takes up 1 square in Mario's Album. When it is used in a battle, Mario jumps on an enemy. With good timing of presses, Mario can jump on the enemy 4 additional times. As with other Jump-based attacks, Mario takes 5 points of damage if he attempts to jump on enemies with spikes.

The Worn-Out Jump can be placed into the Sticker Museum as #1, alongside other Jump-based stickers.

Paper Mario: Color Splash

In Paper Mario: Color Splash, the Worn-Out Jump serves the same function as before. They can be found on Ruddy Road, Sacred Forest, from the Informant Snifit, and from the Battle Spin. As the player progresses through the game, the Worn-Out Jump becomes more uncommon. It appears as a boot with a loose sole and stitched toe cap. It sells for 1 coin.

When it is used in a battle, Mario jumps on an enemy. With good timing of presses, Mario can jump on the enemy 4 additional times. As with other Jump-based attacks, Mario takes 6 points of damage if he attempts to jump on enemies with spikes.

In the Prisma Museum, the Worn-Out Jump is the first entry of the Basic Card Gallery. The Worn-Out Jump x3 and Worn-Out Jump x5 allow Mario to use multiple Worn-Out Jumps in a row with a single card.

Gallery

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  The Worn-Out Jump as a sticker

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  An unpainted Worn-Out Jump card

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ぼろジャンプ Boro janpu	Rag jump
Chinese (Simplified)	破烂跳 Pòlàn tiào	Tattered jump
Chinese (Traditional)	破舊跳 Pòjiù tiào	Shabby jump
French (NOA)	Saut usé	Worn-out jump
French (NOE)	Saut miteux	Shabby jump
German	Abgenutzter Sprung	Worn Jump
Italian	Salto spento	Dull jump
Spanish (NOA)	Salto gastado	Worn-Out Jump
Spanish (NOE)	Saltejo	From salto ("jump") and -ejo (a diminutive suffix that means something of a lower quality)