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	* '''Fluid Counter''': Value that tracks whether or not Samus is currently interacting with a water box. This value can range from 0-3, corresponding with the number of water boxes Samus is interacting with. If this value goes over 3, it will instead go back to 0 and water physics will therefore be disabled. <small>(''see also'': [[Floaty Jump#Psuedo Gravity Suit\|Abusing the Fluid Counter]])</small>		* '''Fluid Counter''': Value that tracks whether or not Samus is currently interacting with a water box. This value can range from 0-3, corresponding with the number of water boxes Samus is interacting with. If this value goes over 3, it will instead go back to 0 and water physics will therefore be disabled. <small>(''see also'': [[Floaty Jump#Psuedo Gravity Suit\|Abusing the Fluid Counter]])</small>
	* '''Fluid Depth''': Value for registering how far inside the water Samus is relative to the surface of the waterbox that you are entering from. Once this value is >1.25, the game applies water physics to Samus. Game does not check where you left a water box from only that your fluid depth is >1.25 when you leave. <small>(''see also'': [[Floaty Jump#Psuedo Gravity Suit\|Abusing the Fluid Depth]])</small>		* '''Fluid Depth''': Value for registering how far inside the water Samus is relative to the surface of the waterbox that you are entering from. Once this value is >1.25, the game applies water physics to Samus. Game does not check where you left a water box from only that your fluid depth is >1.25 unmorphed or >1.4 morphed when you leave. <small>(''see also'': [[Floaty Jump#Psuedo Gravity Suit\|Abusing the Fluid Depth]])</small>

	==Pre-Floaty==		==Pre-Floaty==
	Pre-floaty is the requisite state for getting Floaty in Prime 1. Pre-Floaty describes a fluid counter > 0 while having a fluid depth of <1.25. While is in pre-floaty, it is possible to touch the edges of a water box and get Floaty Jump as a result. You can increase your fluid counter and get pre-floaty only by unloading a water box while Samus is inside. There are multiple methods of unloading water boxes:		Pre-floaty is the requisite state for getting Floaty in Prime 1. Pre-Floaty describes a fluid counter > 0 while having a fluid depth of <1.25. While is in pre-floaty, it is possible to touch the edges of a water box and get Floaty Jump as a result. You can increase your fluid counter and get pre-floaty only by unloading a water box while Samus is inside. There are multiple methods of unloading water boxes:

	* Being inside a water box at the same time the room naturally unloads it.		* '''Naturally Unloading Method''': Being inside a water box at the same time the room naturally unloads it.
	* Being inside a water box and then unloading the box while inside of it using [[Infinite Speed]].		* '''Infinite Speed Method''': Being inside a water box and then unloading the box while inside of it using [[Infinite Speed]]. This can be done by simply unloading a room while inside of its water box using [[Out of Bounds]] or can be done entirely inbounds by activating [[Infinite Speed\|Framedrag]] to get Nan position and essentially "touch" a water box the same frame you would unload that room. To unload the room you can either transition 2 rooms away for an autoload room, or by touch an unload trigger in an adjacent room.
	* Being inside a water box out of bounds ~~of an adjacent room~~ and touching an unload trigger for that room while inside of it.		* '''Unload Trigger Method''': Being inside a water box out of bounds and touching an unload trigger for that room while inside of its water box.
	(<small>''see also'': [[Floaty Jump#List of Rooms That Can Give Pre-Floaty\|List of Rooms That Can Give Pre-Floaty]]</small>)		(<small>''see also'': [[Floaty Jump#List of Rooms That Can Give Pre-Floaty\|List of Rooms That Can Give Pre-Floaty]]</small>)

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	Once Samus has Floaty Jump, simply entering a water box like normal is enough to cancel the effects. Once Samus enters the water box, the fluid depth value will update like normal, removing the effects of Floaty. However, the fluid counter value will still be above 0 in the air, meaning that even when entering a water box, Samus will still maintain the pre-floaty state. Despite this, if the route being done requires carrying Floaty through multiple rooms, then it is important to never touch these boxes until it is desired to get rid of Floaty. Floaty will also be lost through any Elevator, Death, or reload from a Save Station. This is because Samus is unloaded losing her fluid count and fluid depth and then reloaded after.		Once Samus has Floaty Jump, simply entering a water box like normal is enough to cancel the effects. Once Samus enters the water box, the fluid depth value will update like normal, removing the effects of Floaty. However, the fluid counter value will still be above 0 in the air, meaning that even when entering a water box, Samus will still maintain the pre-floaty state. Despite this, if the route being done requires carrying Floaty through multiple rooms, then it is important to never touch these boxes until it is desired to get rid of Floaty. Floaty will also be lost through any Elevator, Death, or reload from a Save Station. This is because Samus is unloaded losing her fluid count and fluid depth and then reloaded after.
			==Fast Fall Floaty==
			Unmorphed, Samus must have a fluid depth of >1.25 to have the underwater effects of floaty. Morphed, Samus has to have a greater fluid depth of >1.4 to have the underwater effects of floaty. This allows you to have a fluid depth of between 1.25 to 1.4 and Samus will have floaty physics when unmorphed but have normal physics while morphed.
	==Pseudo Gravity Suit==		==Pseudo Gravity Suit==
	Pseudo Gravity Suit is when Samus has normal physics underwater. This is similar to [[Underwater Movement#Air Underwater\|Air Underwater]] in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]] however behaves differently in Prime. Pseudo Gravity will give Samus completely unrestricted underwater movement, an skill usually obtained through acquiring the [[Gravity Suit]]. Applications of Pseudo Gravity Suit are extremely limited. One of the only known applications of Pseudo Gravity is acquiring the [[Energy Tank]] in [[Hydro Access Tunnel]] without the real [[Gravity Suit]]. Because underwater physics are calculated by both fluid depth and fluid counter separately, there are two separate methods of obtaining Pseudo Gravity Suit:		Pseudo Gravity Suit is when Samus has normal physics underwater. This is similar to [[Underwater Movement#Air Underwater\|Air Underwater]] in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]] however behaves differently in Prime. Pseudo Gravity will give Samus completely unrestricted underwater movement, an skill usually obtained through acquiring the [[Gravity Suit]]. Applications of Pseudo Gravity Suit are extremely limited. One of the only known applications of Pseudo Gravity is acquiring the [[Energy Tank]] in [[Hydro Access Tunnel]] without the real [[Gravity Suit]]. Because underwater physics are calculated by both fluid depth and fluid counter separately, there are two separate methods of obtaining Pseudo Gravity Suit:

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	'''Floaty Jump''' ~~(<small>~~''~~see also~~''~~: [[Jumping]]</small>) or simply Floaty~~ is the state that Samus is in when the game applies water physics to her while she is outside of water. As a result, Samus will jump much higher in the air than would otherwise be possible under normal circumstances. This is possible because you can force the game to think that Samus is deeper inside the water than she actually is. There are multiple methods of getting Floaty Jump in the Prime games, and these differ by the room.		'''Floaty Jump''', or simply '''Floaty''', is the state that Samus is in when the game applies water physics to her while she is outside of water. As a result, Samus will jump much higher in the air than would otherwise be possible under normal circumstances. This is possible because you can force the game to think that Samus is deeper inside the water than she actually is. There are multiple methods of getting Floaty Jump in the Prime games, and these differ by the room.

	While Floaty Jump doesn't have a major use in the three major speedrunning categories (formerly used in 21%), there are still applications for it. For example, there are some [[Secret World\|Secret Worlds]], such as the one in [[Shorelines Entrance]], that cannot be done without Floaty Jump. It is possible to get Floaty Jump in the PAL and [[Metroid Prime Trilogy\|Trilogy]] versions of Prime 1, but the effect will disappear once the room's water box is unloaded. This is because the behavior was changed such that Samus' water physics are tied to the specific water box in this version of the game. This change was first introduced in PAL and then carried over to the Trilogy version of the game. Applications of Floaty include extremely high Jumps, and [[Slope Jump\|Slope Jumps]] as well as the [[Infinite Bomb Jump]] which is Prime 1 only. This is because the morph ball is not affected by physics the same way in later games.		While Floaty Jump doesn't have a major use in the three major speedrunning categories (formerly used in 21%), there are still applications for it. For example, there are some [[Secret World\|Secret Worlds]], such as the one in [[Shorelines Entrance]], that cannot be done without Floaty Jump. It is possible to get Floaty Jump in the PAL and [[Metroid Prime Trilogy\|Trilogy]] versions of Prime 1, but the effect will disappear once the room's water box is unloaded. This is because the behavior was changed such that Samus' water physics are tied to the specific water box in this version of the game. This change was first introduced in PAL and then carried over to the Trilogy version of the game. Applications of Floaty include extremely high Jumps, and [[Slope Jump\|Slope Jumps]] as well as the [[Infinite Bomb Jump]] which is Prime 1 only. This is because the morph ball is not affected by physics the same way in later games.
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	===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption===		===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption===
	TODO		TODO

			==See Also==
			* [[Jumping]]

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	Once Samus has Floaty Jump, simply entering a water box like normal is enough to cancel the effects. Once Samus enters the water box, the fluid depth value will update like normal, removing the effects of Floaty. However, the fluid counter value will still be above 0 in the air, meaning that even when entering a water box, Samus will still maintain the pre-floaty state. Despite this, if the route being done requires carrying Floaty through multiple rooms, then it is important to never touch these boxes until it is desired to get rid of Floaty. Floaty will also be lost through any Elevator, Death, or reload from a Save Station. This is because Samus is unloaded losing her fluid count and fluid depth and then reloaded after.		Once Samus has Floaty Jump, simply entering a water box like normal is enough to cancel the effects. Once Samus enters the water box, the fluid depth value will update like normal, removing the effects of Floaty. However, the fluid counter value will still be above 0 in the air, meaning that even when entering a water box, Samus will still maintain the pre-floaty state. Despite this, if the route being done requires carrying Floaty through multiple rooms, then it is important to never touch these boxes until it is desired to get rid of Floaty. Floaty will also be lost through any Elevator, Death, or reload from a Save Station. This is because Samus is unloaded losing her fluid count and fluid depth and then reloaded after.
	==~~Psuedo~~ Gravity Suit==		==Pseudo Gravity Suit==
	~~Psuedo~~ Gravity Suit is when Samus has normal physics underwater. This is similar to [[Underwater Movement#Air Underwater\|Air Underwater]] in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]] however behaves differently in Prime. ~~Psuedo~~ Gravity will give Samus completely unrestricted underwater movement, an skill usually obtained through acquiring the [[Gravity Suit]]. Applications of ~~Psuedo~~ Gravity Suit are extremely limited ~~one~~ of the only known applications is acquiring the [[Energy Tank]] in [[Hydro Access Tunnel]] without the real [[Gravity Suit]]. Because underwater physics are calculated by both fluid depth and fluid counter separately, there are two separate methods of obtaining ~~Psuedo~~ Gravity Suit:		Pseudo Gravity Suit is when Samus has normal physics underwater. This is similar to [[Underwater Movement#Air Underwater\|Air Underwater]] in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]] however behaves differently in Prime. Pseudo Gravity will give Samus completely unrestricted underwater movement, an skill usually obtained through acquiring the [[Gravity Suit]]. Applications of Pseudo Gravity Suit are extremely limited. One of the only known applications of Pseudo Gravity is acquiring the [[Energy Tank]] in [[Hydro Access Tunnel]] without the real [[Gravity Suit]]. Because underwater physics are calculated by both fluid depth and fluid counter separately, there are two separate methods of obtaining Pseudo Gravity Suit:
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	===Abusing the Fluid Counter===		===Abusing the Fluid Counter===

Whiskers: /* Psuedo Gravity Suit */

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	Once Samus has Floaty Jump, simply entering a water box like normal is enough to cancel the effects. Once Samus enters the water box, the fluid depth value will update like normal, removing the effects of Floaty. However, the fluid counter value will still be above 0 in the air, meaning that even when entering a water box, Samus will still maintain the pre-floaty state. Despite this, if the route being done requires carrying Floaty through multiple rooms, then it is important to never touch these boxes until it is desired to get rid of Floaty. Floaty will also be lost through any Elevator, Death, or reload from a Save Station. This is because Samus is unloaded losing her fluid count and fluid depth and then reloaded after.		Once Samus has Floaty Jump, simply entering a water box like normal is enough to cancel the effects. Once Samus enters the water box, the fluid depth value will update like normal, removing the effects of Floaty. However, the fluid counter value will still be above 0 in the air, meaning that even when entering a water box, Samus will still maintain the pre-floaty state. Despite this, if the route being done requires carrying Floaty through multiple rooms, then it is important to never touch these boxes until it is desired to get rid of Floaty. Floaty will also be lost through any Elevator, Death, or reload from a Save Station. This is because Samus is unloaded losing her fluid count and fluid depth and then reloaded after.
	==Psuedo Gravity Suit==		==Psuedo Gravity Suit==
	Psuedo Gravity Suit is when Samus has normal physics underwater. This is similar to [[Underwater Movement#Air Underwater\|Air Underwater]] in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]] however behaves differently in Prime. Psuedo Gravity will give Samus completely unrestricted underwater movement, an skill usually obtained through acquiring the [[Gravity Suit]]. Applications of Psuedo Gravity Suit are extremely limited ~~one application~~ one of the only known applications is acquiring the [[Energy Tank]] in [[Hydro Access Tunnel]] without the real [[Gravity Suit]]. Because underwater physics are calculated by both fluid depth and fluid counter separately, there are two separate methods of obtaining Psuedo Gravity Suit:		Psuedo Gravity Suit is when Samus has normal physics underwater. This is similar to [[Underwater Movement#Air Underwater\|Air Underwater]] in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]] however behaves differently in Prime. Psuedo Gravity will give Samus completely unrestricted underwater movement, an skill usually obtained through acquiring the [[Gravity Suit]]. Applications of Psuedo Gravity Suit are extremely limited one of the only known applications is acquiring the [[Energy Tank]] in [[Hydro Access Tunnel]] without the real [[Gravity Suit]]. Because underwater physics are calculated by both fluid depth and fluid counter separately, there are two separate methods of obtaining Psuedo Gravity Suit:
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	===Abusing the Fluid Counter===		===Abusing the Fluid Counter===

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	'''Floaty Jump''' (<small>''see also'': [[Jumping]]</small>) or simply Floaty is the state that Samus is in when the game applies water physics to her while she is outside of water. As a result, Samus will jump much higher in the air than would otherwise be possible under normal circumstances. This is possible because you can force the game to think that Samus is deeper inside the water than she actually is. There are multiple methods of getting Floaty Jump in the Prime games, and these differ by the room.		'''Floaty Jump''' (<small>''see also'': [[Jumping]]</small>) or simply Floaty is the state that Samus is in when the game applies water physics to her while she is outside of water. As a result, Samus will jump much higher in the air than would otherwise be possible under normal circumstances. This is possible because you can force the game to think that Samus is deeper inside the water than she actually is. There are multiple methods of getting Floaty Jump in the Prime games, and these differ by the room.

	While Floaty Jump doesn't have a major use in the three major speedrunning categories (formerly used in 21%), there are still applications for it. For example, there are some [[Secret World\|Secret Worlds]], such as the one in [[Shorelines Entrance]], that cannot be done without Floaty Jump. It is possible to get Floaty Jump in the PAL and [[Metroid Prime Trilogy\|Trilogy]] versions of Prime 1, but the effect will disappear once the room's water box is unloaded. This is because the behavior was changed such that Samus' water physics are tied to the specific water box in this version of the game. This change was first introduced in PAL and then carried over to the Trilogy version of the game. Applications of Floaty include extremely high Jumps, and [[Slope Jumps]] as well as the [[Infinite Bomb Jump]] which is Prime 1 only. This is because the morph ball is not affected by physics the same way in later games.		While Floaty Jump doesn't have a major use in the three major speedrunning categories (formerly used in 21%), there are still applications for it. For example, there are some [[Secret World\|Secret Worlds]], such as the one in [[Shorelines Entrance]], that cannot be done without Floaty Jump. It is possible to get Floaty Jump in the PAL and [[Metroid Prime Trilogy\|Trilogy]] versions of Prime 1, but the effect will disappear once the room's water box is unloaded. This is because the behavior was changed such that Samus' water physics are tied to the specific water box in this version of the game. This change was first introduced in PAL and then carried over to the Trilogy version of the game. Applications of Floaty include extremely high Jumps, and [[Slope Jump\|Slope Jumps]] as well as the [[Infinite Bomb Jump]] which is Prime 1 only. This is because the morph ball is not affected by physics the same way in later games.

	==Technical Overview==		==Technical Overview==

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	'''Floaty Jump''' (<small>''see also'': [[Jumping]]</small>) or simply Floaty is the state that Samus is in when the game applies water physics to her while she is outside of water. As a result, Samus will jump much higher in the air than would otherwise be possible under normal circumstances. This is possible because you can force the game to think that Samus is deeper inside the water than she actually is. There are multiple methods of getting Floaty Jump in the Prime games, and these differ by the room.		'''Floaty Jump''' (<small>''see also'': [[Jumping]]</small>) or simply Floaty is the state that Samus is in when the game applies water physics to her while she is outside of water. As a result, Samus will jump much higher in the air than would otherwise be possible under normal circumstances. This is possible because you can force the game to think that Samus is deeper inside the water than she actually is. There are multiple methods of getting Floaty Jump in the Prime games, and these differ by the room.

	While Floaty Jump doesn't have a major use in the three major speedrunning categories (formerly used in 21%), there are still applications for it. For example, there are some [[Secret World\|Secret Worlds]], such as the one in [[Shorelines Entrance]], that cannot be done without Floaty Jump. It is possible to get Floaty Jump in the PAL and [[Metroid Prime Trilogy\|Trilogy]] versions of Prime 1, but the effect will disappear once the room's water box is unloaded. This is because the behavior was changed such that Samus' water physics are tied to the specific water box in this version of the game. This change was first introduced in PAL and then carried over to the Trilogy version of the game.		While Floaty Jump doesn't have a major use in the three major speedrunning categories (formerly used in 21%), there are still applications for it. For example, there are some [[Secret World\|Secret Worlds]], such as the one in [[Shorelines Entrance]], that cannot be done without Floaty Jump. It is possible to get Floaty Jump in the PAL and [[Metroid Prime Trilogy\|Trilogy]] versions of Prime 1, but the effect will disappear once the room's water box is unloaded. This is because the behavior was changed such that Samus' water physics are tied to the specific water box in this version of the game. This change was first introduced in PAL and then carried over to the Trilogy version of the game. Applications of Floaty include extremely high Jumps, and [[Slope Jumps]] as well as the [[Infinite Bomb Jump]] which is Prime 1 only. This is because the morph ball is not affected by physics the same way in later games.

	==Technical Overview==		==Technical Overview==

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	===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes===		===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes===
	With current knowledge, there is only one room Samus can get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]].		With current knowledge, there is only one room Samus can get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]. Unlike in Prime, Floaty does not affect morph ball limiting its scope of applications. As a result it is typically used in only a couple of niche cases, such as being able to defeat [[Power Bomb Guardian]] without the [[Spider Ball]].
	*[[Dark Torvus Temple]]		*[[Dark Torvus Temple]]

	===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption===		===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption===
	TODO		TODO

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	===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes===		===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes===
	With current knowledge, ~~[[Dark Torvus Temple]]~~ is only room Samus can get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]].		With current knowledge, there is only one room Samus can get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]].
			*[[Dark Torvus Temple]]

	===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption===		===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption===
	TODO		TODO

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	The fluid depth can be abused at the transitions between water boxes. By transitioning back and forth between two adjacent water boxes, it is possible to carry Samus' fluid depth from one water box to the next. This is only possible for one water box at a time and cannot be used to carry a fluid depth through multiple water boxes. This is because transitioning back and forth into the next water box will reset fluid depth you have carried to those respective water box depths. In carrying a high water box value into a low enough water box, Samus can leave the lower water box at a depth value >1.25 giving her floaty jump. By carrying a low water box value into a high enough water box, Samus can have negative water depth value while being underwater. This will give Samus normal physics but only as long as her fluid depth >1.25 or Samus gets a fluid depth >5. If samus gets too high a negative fluid depth the game considers this to be the same as being outside of the water and will set the fluid depth to 0. This will also give Samus normal physics. Both of these versions of Pseudo Gravity Suit will only last as long as Samus is inside that particular water box.		The fluid depth can be abused at the transitions between water boxes. By transitioning back and forth between two adjacent water boxes, it is possible to carry Samus' fluid depth from one water box to the next. This is only possible for one water box at a time and cannot be used to carry a fluid depth through multiple water boxes. This is because transitioning back and forth into the next water box will reset fluid depth you have carried to those respective water box depths. In carrying a high water box value into a low enough water box, Samus can leave the lower water box at a depth value >1.25 giving her floaty jump. By carrying a low water box value into a high enough water box, Samus can have negative water depth value while being underwater. This will give Samus normal physics but only as long as her fluid depth >1.25 or Samus gets a fluid depth >5. If samus gets too high a negative fluid depth the game considers this to be the same as being outside of the water and will set the fluid depth to 0. This will also give Samus normal physics. Both of these versions of Pseudo Gravity Suit will only last as long as Samus is inside that particular water box.

			==List of Rooms That Can Give Pre-Floaty==
	~~==Metroid Prime==~~		===Metroid Prime===
	===List of Rooms That Can Give Pre-Floaty===
	Theoretically any water box taller than 1.25 units can be used to acquire Pre-Floaty through the [[Infinite Speed]] method. These rooms will be listed with an asterisk (*) . Floaty is not possible in [[Phazon Mines]] because there are no water boxes. [[Waste Disposal]] appears to have water, however this water is not real and cannot be used for Floaty.		Theoretically any water box taller than 1.25 units can be used to acquire Pre-Floaty through the [[Infinite Speed]] method. These rooms will be listed with an asterisk (*) . Floaty is not possible in [[Phazon Mines]] because there are no water boxes. [[Waste Disposal]] appears to have water, however this water is not real and cannot be used for Floaty.
	* [[Magmoor Workstation]]		* [[Magmoor Workstation]]
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	==Metroid Prime 2: Echoes==		===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes===
	With current knowledge, ~~there~~ is only ~~one spot to~~ get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]. This can happen in the room [[Dark Torvus Temple]], just before the [[Chykka]] fight starts, if Samus does not have [[Light Suit]] and is standing on the Dark Water when the Chykka fight activates. By doing this, she will have all of the effects of Floaty Jump including the ability to jump higher than normal, but unlike Prime, Morph Ball is not affected by Floaty at all. Because the requirements for getting Floaty are so specific, it is only typically used in a couple of niche cases, such as being able to defeat [[Power Bomb Guardian]] without the [[Spider Ball]].		With current knowledge, [[Dark Torvus Temple]] is only room Samus can get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]].

	==Metroid Prime 3: Corruption==		===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption===
	TODO		TODO

MrMiguel: /* Metroid Prime 2: Echoes */

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Metroid Prime 2: Echoes

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	==Metroid Prime 2: Echoes==		==Metroid Prime 2: Echoes==
	With current knowledge, there is only one spot to get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]. This can happen in the room [[Dark Torvus Temple]], just before the [[Chykka]] fight starts, if Samus does not have [[Light Suit]] and is standing on the Dark Water when the Chykka fight activates. By doing this, she will have all of the effects of Floaty Jump, including the ability to jump higher than normal. Because the requirements for getting Floaty are so specific, it is only typically used in a couple of niche cases, such as being able to defeat [[Power Bomb Guardian]] without the [[Spider Ball]].		With current knowledge, there is only one spot to get Floaty Jump in [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]. This can happen in the room [[Dark Torvus Temple]], just before the [[Chykka]] fight starts, if Samus does not have [[Light Suit]] and is standing on the Dark Water when the Chykka fight activates. By doing this, she will have all of the effects of Floaty Jump including the ability to jump higher than normal, but unlike Prime, Morph Ball is not affected by Floaty at all. Because the requirements for getting Floaty are so specific, it is only typically used in a couple of niche cases, such as being able to defeat [[Power Bomb Guardian]] without the [[Spider Ball]].

	==Metroid Prime 3: Corruption==		==Metroid Prime 3: Corruption==
	TODO		TODO