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* [[Hyperspeed Walking]] | * [[Hyperspeed Walking]] | ||
* [[Hyperspeed Wall Kicks]] | * [[Hyperspeed Wall Kicks]] | ||
* [[C^ Hyperspeed]] | * [[C^ Hyperspeed]] | ||
** One type of C^ is: [[Hyperspeed Water Sliding]] | |||
* [[Hyperspeed Punching]] | * [[Hyperspeed Punching]] | ||
* [[Hyperspeed Grinding]] | * [[Hyperspeed Grinding]] | ||
Revision as of 01:11, 21 August 2023
Hyperspeed is an abnormally large amount of speed. Though hyperspeed usually refers to Mario's speed, it can also be applied to other objects. Hyperspeed is usually obtained via glitches or physics exploits, and is often helpful in speedruns and challenges due to its ability to allow quicker movement and the potential to clip through walls.
Methods
Methods to gain hyperspeed include:
- Backwards Long Jump
- Hyperspeed Walking
- Hyperspeed Wall Kicks
- C^ Hyperspeed
- One type of C^ is: Hyperspeed Water Sliding
- Hyperspeed Punching
- Hyperspeed Grinding
- Subframe Grinding
- Hyperspeed Turnaround
- Hyperspeed Jump Kicking
- Hyperspeed Slide Kicking
- Hyperspeed Braking
- Backward Shell Hyperspeed
- Forward Shell Hyperspeed
- 10k Glitch
- Wiggler Hyperspeed
- Wind Hyperspeed
- Boo Hyperspeed
- Bully Battery
- Hyperspeed Crawling
Some techniques cause Mario's position to change quickly, without technically changing his speed:
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