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A '''roll cancel clip''' (often abbreviated as '''RCC''') is a type of [[Out of bounds|out-of-bounds]] clip that involves [[Roll cancel|roll cancelling]] into specific walls while Mario is moving at a high speed. Most instances of roll cancel clips require hitting the wall in a very precise location in order to clip through. The roll cancel clip is one of the most prominent forms of clipping in the game, with many dozens of known locations to execute the trick.
A '''roll cancel clip''' (often abbreviated as '''RCC''') is a type of out-of-bounds clip that involves [[Roll cancel|roll cancelling]] into specific walls while Mario is moving at a high speed. Most instances of roll cancel clips require hitting the wall in a very precise location in order to clip through. The roll cancel clip is one of the most prominent forms of clipping in the game, with many dozens of known locations to execute the trick.


Roll cancel clips are often easiest using an instant roll cancel, meaning that the roll cancel is executed immediately after initiating a [[Rolling|roll]] from a [[ground pound]]. This requires entering inputs in a very rapid succession. When using this method, some roll cancel clips may have slightly different timings for the inputs than others.
Roll cancel clips are often easiest using an instant roll cancel, meaning that the roll cancel is executed immediately after initiating a [[Rolling|roll]] from a [[ground pound]]. This requires entering inputs in a very rapid succession. When using this method, some roll cancel clips may have slightly different timings for the inputs than others.
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