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A '''surface clip''' is a type of clip that can be performed in locations where a body of water meets land adjacent to a wall. Such clips are normally executed by cap throwing into the wall at a high speed while simultaneously entering the water, which is most often done using a [[roll cancel]]. However, some surface clips have been shown to be possible by simply walking into the wall.<ref>https://twitter.com/ | A '''surface clip''' is a type of clip that can be performed in locations where a body of water meets land adjacent to a wall. Such clips are normally executed by cap throwing into the wall at a high speed while simultaneously entering the water, which is most often done using a [[roll cancel]]. However, some surface clips have been shown to be possible by simply walking into the wall.<ref>https://twitter.com/Mnyush2/status/947283767885946880</ref> | ||
The motion of using a roll cancel to perform such clips is extremely similar to a [[roll cancel clip]], but surface clips rely on a different underlying mechanism, and seem to be caused when Mario transitions to his swimming state. Unlike roll cancel clips, surface clips are the same difficulty on all versions of the game. | The motion of using a roll cancel to perform such clips is extremely similar to a [[roll cancel clip]], but surface clips rely on a different underlying mechanism, and seem to be caused when Mario transitions to his swimming state. Unlike roll cancel clips, surface clips are the same difficulty on all versions of the game. | ||
Revision as of 07:16, 20 July 2021
A surface clip is a type of clip that can be performed in locations where a body of water meets land adjacent to a wall. Such clips are normally executed by cap throwing into the wall at a high speed while simultaneously entering the water, which is most often done using a roll cancel. However, some surface clips have been shown to be possible by simply walking into the wall.[1]
The motion of using a roll cancel to perform such clips is extremely similar to a roll cancel clip, but surface clips rely on a different underlying mechanism, and seem to be caused when Mario transitions to his swimming state. Unlike roll cancel clips, surface clips are the same difficulty on all versions of the game.
Locations
The following is a list of known surface clip locations:
| Kingdom | Location | Video |
|---|---|---|
| Mushroom Kingdom | The west side of Mushroom Pond. | Link |
| Cap Kingdom | The left side of the pond at the bottom of the Top-Hat Tower interior. | Link |
| Cascade Kingdom | Near the first Chain Chomp and Our First Power Moon. | Link |
| Sand Kingdom | The west side of the oasis pond. | Link |
| Lake Kingdom | On the shore to the east of the Odyssey. | Link |
| Snow Kingdom | By the three floating platforms near the Shiveria Town entrance. | Link |
| Snow Kingdom | The side of the platform with the treble clef for the notes moon. | Link |
| Snow Kingdom | Just to the right of the platform with the treble clef. | Link |
| Seaside Kingdom | To the right of the room with the Treasure Trap. | Link |
| Seaside Kingdom | The side of the rock platform with binoculars on top. | Link |
| Seaside Kingdom | The right side of the ramp near the lighthouse. | Link |
| Seaside Kingdom | Near the south end of Hot Spring Island. | Link |