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variants appear in the form of the Big Line Jump and the Huge Line Jump cards. Unlike most other jump-based cards, the Line Jump does not have a x2, x3, or x5

Sticker Star The Megaflash Line Jump is an extremely rare sticker in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It is a Line Jump-based and Megaflash-variety sticker. As

Huge Line Jump sells for 40 coins at Prisma Cardware. The Huge Line Jump may be placed into the Prisma Museum as #12, alongside the other Line Jump cards

"/"Mario" with "Border Jump." Border Jump Border Line Border Jump 2 Super Border Jump Super Border Jump Sunshine Complete Border Jump In the E3 2003 demo

and Ultimate, see List of stages debuting in Super Smash Bros. Melee § Big Blue. Big Blue is the fourth and last course of the Bell Cup included with the

first turn, which is the same side Lakitu shows up on after crossing the line. The size of the grid varies depending on the game. Finish lines first appear

Star The Big Shiny Jump is a sticker in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It is a large and very powerful Jump-based sticker. Like other Jump-based stickers, it

are first seen in Zip-Line Shrine, but they are also common in Wing Ding. The Kongs can grip and quickly slide along a Zip-Line Vine over chasms and obstacles

really would think such a big iron sticker would be heavy.” —Sticker Museum plaque, Paper Mario: Sticker Star The Big Shiny Iron Jump is a sticker in Paper

view Jump with me, grab coins with me Oh, yeah! Come on and jump up in the air (Jump up in the air) Jump without a care (Jump without a care) Jump up 'cause

Before Big Ben in Mario Kart Tour Waluigi (Bus Driver) approaching Big Ben in the London Loop course A common badge in Mario Kart Tour that depicts Big Ben

a nearby ! Switch, the Dotted-Line Blocks temporarily become ! Blocks and are able to be used as platforms. Dotted-Line Blocks in New Super Mario Bros

Line Slash is a microgame made by Masahiro Sakurai with WarioWare: D.I.Y. for download in the category Big Name Games. It has been available in Japan since

after the second Zip-Line Vine. O: On a tree platform past the swinging vine after the first checkpoint. N: At the end of the Zip-Line Vine before the first

“A big, shiny hammer boasting big, shiny damage. Definitely do not miss your swing, or you'll be really bummed out.” —Sticker Museum plaque, Paper Mario:

accidentally jump on top of one. The player who gets to the top first wins. : Big jump : Small jump "Be first to jump your way to the finish line!" Flip Out

as a retro battle course. The layout of Big Donut is quite simple. Walls line the outside of the course, but in the center hole of the donut is a pool of

is performing a certain number of Jump Boosts before reaching a course's finish line. Courses featured in Do Jump Boosts challenges contain additional

player must simply jump onto the elevated line-control platform and jump again to grab it. After crossing a Piranha Plant, the player must jump on a series of

The Big Boo with the same palette as a Big Bubble due to color switching from taking damage, as well as the fact that the shaded side of both Big Boo and

variations: the Jump, Iron Jump, Hopslipper, Infinijump, Line Jump, and Clone Jump. All of these types except the Infijump and Clone Jump reappear as cards

to the other types of Iron Boots. Other forms include Big Shiny Iron Jumps and Megaflash Iron Jump. It can be set in the Sticker Museum as No. 08. “Stronger

retaliate with a jumping slam based on Mario's own Spin Jump that can't be dodged in any way. A Big Spiny from Mario Party 9. A normal Spiny and a Big Spiny in

can still wall jump up them just like the normal ones and also long jump to quickly pass them. There is a 1-Up Mushroom on top of one. Big Thwomps return

Nintendo's official LINE account Nintendo's page on the LINE sticker store List of the official LINE accounts maintained by Nintendo of Japan LINE coverage on

Mario 64, see Big Boo (character). “I may not be the king, but I sure am BIG. Big enough to crush you!” —Big Boo, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon Big Boos, also

players have collected at least one Big Star, players can make each other drop Big Stars (if they have any) by jumping on them, hitting a block when the

defeated upon touching lava. Big Dry Bones in New Super Mario Bros. 2 are found in some towers and castles, as well as World 6-A. Big Dry Bones appear in New

confused with Bowser's Bigger Blast. Bowser's Big Blast is a luck-based Battle minigame in Mario Party 2 (where it is stylized as BOWSER's Big Blast) and a Free-for-All

Assembly Line is a microgame found in the Reality folder in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!. The objective of the game is to guide the body of the car

the Big Chain Chomp scenes in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. A single Big Chain Chomp appears in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. Iggy and Morton use the Big Chain

Player's Guide, the words "Spin Jump" and "Double Jump" are used interchangeably to refer to a Yoshi Boost. The name for the Spin Jump itself was retained in the

the Buddy Jump move. In Mario Tennis Aces, Mario uses the Wall Jump as part of his Special Shot, called the Blazing Wall Jump. Wall-jumping makes an appearance

formatted as Flutter-Jump or flutter jump), also known as the Hovering Jump in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Sustained Jump in Yoshi's Story Prima

Mariowiki.net, the German Super Mario wiki Big Bertha on Mariowiki.net Mega Cheep-Cheep/Big Cheep Cheep on Mariowiki.net Big Cheep Cheep from Paper Mario: Sticker

term "Triple Jump", see Triple Jump (disambiguation). “Do consecutive jumps to go really high! Run and jump three times to do a triple jump! It looks really

Boos that have red mouths, Big & Little Boos have blue mouths. They consist of one regular-sized Boo followed by Little Boos. Big & Little Boos mirror a Yoshi's

Big Penguin Race is the third mission of Cool, Cool Mountain in Super Mario 64 and its remake, Super Mario 64 DS. Its objective is to race the Big Penguin

On-Line is one of Dribble & Spitz's microgames in WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. There are three robot parts flying. The player must press the "Unite" button

it, yes siree--I'm the world champion sledder, you know.” —Big Penguin, Super Mario 64 The Big Penguin, also known as the Penguin Champ, Champion Penguin

High Jump I. "Charge jump" redirects here. For the Badge in Paper Mario, see Jump Charge. The Crouching High Jump, also known as the Power Squat Jump, Power

the foul line. The player must then slide upwards as close to the foul line as possible to jump, though if they fail to slide before the foul line, the character

Big Fire Piranhas, also known as Big Venus Fire Traps and Big Fire Piranha Plans,[sic] are enemies first appearing in Super Mario 64. They are larger Fire

Sticker Star The Big Shiny Infinijump is a sticker found in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It is the second-strongest sticker in the line of Infinijump stickers.

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

“Different drivers will perform different Jump Boosts.” —Lakitu, Mario Kart Tour A Jump Boost (also known as a trick or stunt) is a technical move that

“Big Sho' Theater is a unique tower-style theater, offering a variety of shows on four different floors.” —Toad, Paper Mario: The Origami King Big Sho'

character runs up to jump line automatically at a single speed which the player cannot effect. As the character approaches the line, the event changes into

double-jump. Mario performing a Double Jump in Super Mario 64, after a normal jump and before a Triple Jump Artwork of Mario performing a jump, Double

penguins belong to, respectively. The Kongs first encounter Big Sphens during the boss level Big Top Bop, where they assist Pompy. They do not have blowing