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A '''damage clip''' is a type of ~~out-of-bounds~~ clip discovered by glitch hunter Syrkl<ref>https://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1450595799323353088</ref> that involves attaining [[skew]] at the moment Mario takes damage, so that the damage animation forces Mario upright at the position of his feet, thus forcing him partially through an adjacent wall or ceiling~~. Damage clips are very similar to [[Moon clip|moon clips]]~~.

A '''damage clip''' is a type of [[skew clip]] discovered by glitch hunter Syrkl<ref>https://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1450595799323353088</ref> that involves attaining [[skew]] at the moment Mario takes damage, so that the damage animation forces Mario upright at the position of his feet, thus forcing him partially through an adjacent wall or ceiling.

== Execution ==

The execution for a damage clip is ~~the same as a~~ moon ~~clip~~, ~~however~~ damage clips are more often performed with a 2P vault. This is because 2P vaults allow ~~you~~ to ~~get~~ skew lower to the ground, where most damage sources are located, while not being nearly as ~~hard~~ as clipping with a [[Rolling|roll]] ~~and then~~ a [[long jump]]. ~~The steps for damage clipping with a 2P vault are:~~

The execution for a damage clip is similar to that of [[Moon clip|moon clips]], although damage clips are more often performed with a [[Two-player mode|two-player]] [[vault]]. This is because two-player vaults allow the player to attain skew lower to the ground, where most damage sources are located, while not being nearly as difficult as clipping with the skew induced from a [[Rolling|roll]] followed by a [[long jump]]. Analogously to any other type of skew clip, the player must cap throw while Mario is rotated at nearly 90 degrees and then immediately take damage.

* Have a damage source coming towards Mario

* Before he takes damage do a 2P vault

* Cap throw ~~once~~ Mario is rotated 90 degrees.

== Uses ==

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-A '''damage clip''' is a type of out-of-bounds clip discovered by glitch hunter Syrkl<ref>https://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1450595799323353088</ref> that involves attaining [[skew]] at the moment Mario takes damage, so that the damage animation forces Mario upright at the position of his feet, thus forcing him partially through an adjacent wall or ceiling. Damage clips are very similar to [[Moon clip|moon clips]].
+A '''damage clip''' is a type of [[skew clip]] discovered by glitch hunter Syrkl<ref>https://twitter.com/kehzou/status/1450595799323353088</ref> that involves attaining [[skew]] at the moment Mario takes damage, so that the damage animation forces Mario upright at the position of his feet, thus forcing him partially through an adjacent wall or ceiling.
 == Execution ==
-The execution for a damage clip is the same as a moon clip, however damage clips are more often performed with a 2P vault. This is because 2P vaults allow you to get skew lower to the ground, where most damage sources are located, while not being nearly as hard as clipping with a [[Rolling|roll]] and then a [[long jump]]. The steps for damage clipping with a 2P vault are:
+The execution for a damage clip is similar to that of [[Moon clip|moon clips]], although damage clips are more often performed with a [[Two-player mode|two-player]] [[vault]]. This is because two-player vaults allow the player to attain skew lower to the ground, where most damage sources are located, while not being nearly as difficult as clipping with the skew induced from a [[Rolling|roll]] followed by a [[long jump]]. Analogously to any other type of skew clip, the player must cap throw while Mario is rotated at nearly 90 degrees and then immediately take damage.
-* Have a damage source coming towards Mario
-* Before he takes damage do a 2P vault
-* Cap throw once Mario is rotated 90 degrees.
 == Uses ==