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=== Rock FMS ===

Rock FMS was the first method of First Moon Skip to be discovered. It is widely considered the more difficult of the two and saves less time, so it is rarely still used. As the name implies, Rock FMS involves performing a [[vault]] from the top of the rock containing ''Our First Power Moon''. This trick is inconsistent for most runners since the rock has unpredictable collision properties, making it difficult to line up the vault.

The Rock FMS trickjump can be used to bypass the invisible wall on all versions, but the boss fight will only activate on version 1.0.0.

[https://twitter.com/gamenerd607/status/1176054509799235585 Video of Rock FMS]

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=== Wet FMS ===

[[File:Super Mario Odyssey - NEW First Moon Skip (Wet FMS) - Advanced Strategy Tutorial|thumb|330x330px]]

Wet FMS is an easier and more optimal method to ~~skip~~ the ~~first moon~~. To perform ~~wet~~ FMS

Wet FMS is an easier and more optimal variant of First Moon Skip that was not discovered until well after Rock FMS was first found. This method involves jumping out of the water to slip past a small gap in the invisible barrier. To perform Wet FMS:

*Enter the water to the left of the first moon

*Go near the opposite side of the water where the platform of the chest moon and the back wall meet

*Throw cappy and do a return jump

*Bounce on cappy to get behind an invisible wall near the corner

*Walljump off the backwall

*~~Dive~~ onto the platform ~~above~~

*Enter the water and swim to the leftmost side of the invisible barrier, near the ''Treasure of the Waterfall Basin'' moon;

*Throw Cappy and perform a [[cap return jump]] to exit the water;

*Throw Cappy toward the spot where the two walls meet and dive into a cap bounce to slip under the barrier;

*Wall jump off of the back wall and dive onto the platform to the right.

This method only works on version 1.0.0, since the invisible wall's collision properties are different on later versions.

== Other uses ==

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 === Rock FMS ===
 Rock FMS was the first method of First Moon Skip to be discovered. It is widely considered the more difficult of the two and saves less time, so it is rarely still used. As the name implies, Rock FMS involves performing a [[vault]] from the top of the rock containing ''Our First Power Moon''. This trick is inconsistent for most runners since the rock has unpredictable collision properties, making it difficult to line up the vault.
+The Rock FMS trickjump can be used to bypass the invisible wall on all versions, but the boss fight will only activate on version 1.0.0.
 [https://twitter.com/gamenerd607/status/1176054509799235585 Video of Rock FMS]
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 === Wet FMS ===
 [[File:Super Mario Odyssey - NEW First Moon Skip (Wet FMS) - Advanced Strategy Tutorial|thumb|330x330px]]
-Wet FMS is an easier and more optimal method to skip the first moon. To perform wet FMS
+Wet FMS is an easier and more optimal variant of First Moon Skip that was not discovered until well after Rock FMS was first found. This method involves jumping out of the water to slip past a small gap in the invisible barrier. To perform Wet FMS:
-*Enter the water to the left of the first moon
-*Go near the opposite side of the water where the platform of the chest moon and the back wall meet
-*Throw cappy and do a return jump
-*Bounce on cappy to get behind an invisible wall near the corner
-*Walljump off the backwall
-*Dive onto the platform above
+*Enter the water and swim to the leftmost side of the invisible barrier, near the ''Treasure of the Waterfall Basin'' moon;
+*Throw Cappy and perform a [[cap return jump]] to exit the water;
+*Throw Cappy toward the spot where the two walls meet and dive into a cap bounce to slip under the barrier;
+*Wall jump off of the back wall and dive onto the platform to the right.
+This method only works on version 1.0.0, since the invisible wall's collision properties are different on later versions.
 == Other uses ==