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The upthrow is a part of Mario's movement and a variation of [[cap throw]]. While being very useful in [[wikipedia:Speedrunning|speedrunning]], for example in [[Left Side|left side]] or [[Dram Strat|dram strat]], upthrows are commonly seen in [[Trickjump|trickjumping]] as part of [[Up-down vault|up-down vaults]] or [[Sky dram|sky drams]]. A downthrow can be performed by tilting the controller upwards.
The upthrow is a part of Mario's movement and a variation of [[cap throw]]. While being very useful in [[wikipedia:Speedrunning|speedrunning]], for example in [[Left Side|left side]] or [[Dram Strat|dram strat]], upthrows are commonly seen in [[Trickjump|trickjumping]] as part of [[Up-down vault|up-down vaults]] or [[Sky dram|sky drams]]. A downthrow can be performed by tilting the controller upwards.
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