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After a tree zip occurs, Mario will stay in the climbing animation without falling, but often tilted in a random direction, until the jump button is pressed. Sometimes, the direction in which Mario teleports can be very high in the air or underneath the ground. There is no known consistent setup to reproduce the glitch, and most players hoping to reproduce it just repeatedly grab and climb a tree in various directions. | After a tree zip occurs, Mario will stay in the climbing animation without falling, but often tilted in a random direction, until the jump button is pressed. Sometimes, the direction in which Mario teleports can be very high in the air or underneath the ground. There is no known consistent setup to reproduce the glitch, and most players hoping to reproduce it just repeatedly grab and climb a tree in various directions. | ||
*https://twitter.com/warspyking/status/ | == Examples == | ||
*https://twitter.com/warspyking/status/1166845783355772929 | Here are some examples of tree zipping occurring in various directions: | ||
*https://twitter.com/warspyking/status/ | |||
* [https://twitter.com/warspyking/status/1166840271847297024 Upwards tree zip] | |||
* [https://twitter.com/warspyking/status/1166845783355772929 Sideways tree zip] | |||
* [https://twitter.com/warspyking/status/1166856162131660800 Downwards tree zip] | |||
[[Category:Glitches]] | [[Category:Glitches]] | ||
Revision as of 07:33, 27 October 2020
Tree zipping is an unpredictable glitch that can sometimes occur when Mario climbs to the top of a curved tree in the Sand Kingdom or Lost Kingdom. The glitch causes Mario to suddenly teleport in a seemingly random direction while still exhibiting the climbing animation, but often sideways or upside-down.
Properties
After a tree zip occurs, Mario will stay in the climbing animation without falling, but often tilted in a random direction, until the jump button is pressed. Sometimes, the direction in which Mario teleports can be very high in the air or underneath the ground. There is no known consistent setup to reproduce the glitch, and most players hoping to reproduce it just repeatedly grab and climb a tree in various directions.
Examples
Here are some examples of tree zipping occurring in various directions: