MIPS is the yellow rabbit that spawns in the basement of the castle. He appears first when you have 15 stars and again when you have 50 stars. Catching him will spawn a star each time.
:''For the trick used to bypass the 30 star door in 16 Star runs, see the [[RTA Guide/MIPS Clip|MIPS Clip]] page.''
'''MIPS''' is the yellow rabbit that appears in the basement of the castle, and gives a star when he is caught. He first appears after collecting 15 stars, and once more after collecting 50 stars.
In the Japanese version of the game, MIPS moves at the same, faster speed on both encounters, whereas on the US version, he moves slower on the first encounter.
== Entering Basement ==
== Entering Basement ==
This is how you will be catching MIPS in 70 star and for the first time in 120 star
This movement is used when catching MIPS in [[RTA Guide/70 Star|70 Star]], and for the first time in [[RTA Guide/120 Star|120 Star]].
=== Intermediate ===
=== Intermediate (Dive) ===
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=== Advanced ===
=== Advanced (Punch) ===
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== Exiting LLL ==
== Exiting LLL (120 Star only) ==
This is how you will be catching MIPS for the second time in 120 star
This movement is used when catching MIPS for the second time in 120 Star, after completing [[RTA Guide/Lethal Lava Land|Lethal Lava Land]].
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=== 16 Star ===
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In [[16 Star]] Mips is used in a glitch called [[MIPS Clip]] to clip through the 30 star door to bypass the 30 star requirement. This allows the player to complete the game with only 16 stars if it's paired up with the [[Backwards Long Jump]]
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For the trick used to bypass the 30 star door in 16 Star runs, see the MIPS Clip page.
MIPS is the yellow rabbit that appears in the basement of the castle, and gives a star when he is caught. He first appears after collecting 15 stars, and once more after collecting 50 stars.
In the Japanese version of the game, MIPS moves at the same, faster speed on both encounters, whereas on the US version, he moves slower on the first encounter.