Double Jump (airborne)

File:Daisy double jump.jpg

Daisy doing a Double Jump. in Super Mario Run

The Double Jump (also called Continuous Jump in Super Mario 64 and Midair Jump) is a move used by every playable character in the Super Mario series. The player must simply Jump twice in a row to use it (jumping three times in a row executes a Triple Jump). It goes a bit higher than a normal Jump, and can be used to reach high places.

In Super Mario Run, this ability is exclusive to Princess Daisy, which allows her to jump whilst mid air to gain the extra height required to collect Black Coins.

It is noticeably one of the few jumps the player can use while standing still. However, in the New Super Mario Bros. games, the user must be running at full speed.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

In the Super Smash Bros. series, it can be performed by all characters in all four games (Super Smash Bros., Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U). This move can be performed by pressing the Jump button or tilting the upward when a character is in midair, which will make the character jump again, though most of them can only do so once before landing. This move can serve many helpful purposes in a match, such as reaching high platforms and recovering from being knocked off of the stage. Some characters' midair jumps can go higher than other characters', and certain characters, such as Kirby, Jigglypuff, King Dedede, and winged characters can even perform multiple midair jumps without touching the ground.

Certain items can change the effect of a midair jump. For example, a Bunny Hood increases the height gained from both a normal jump and a midair jump, and the Screw Attack item, when equipped, turns any character's normal and midair jumps (first midair jump only for those with more than one) into a spinning attack that deals damage to the opponent. When a character is carrying or using a heavy item, such as a Hammer or a Crate, they will be unable to perform a midair jump.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Dutch	Dubbelsprong[?]	Double jump
German	Doppelsprung[?]	Double jump
Italian	Salto doppio[?]	Double jump
Portuguese	Salto duplo[?]	Double jump
Russian	Двойной прыжок[?] Dvoynoy pryzhok	Double jump
Spanish	Salto Doble Salto Aéreo[?]	Double Jump Air Jump