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Basic Trope: The superpower to jump further and higher than usual, in lieu of normal flight. * Straight: Spring-Heeled Jack can leap over small buildings, on a good day. * Exaggerated: Spring-Heeled Jack can jump from the earth to the moon, and with enough air control to make you question if he is jumping or flying. * Everyone can jump better than Mario, with no explanation given or needed * Downplayed: Spring-Heeled Jack can jump a full 3 feet into the air. * Justified: Spring-Heeled Jack is actually a relatively normal flea, and it would be more alarming if he couldn’t jump. * Inverted: Iron-Elbowed Jill is so heavy that she can’t jump at all. * Subverted: Spring-Heeled Jack makes a run-up towards the building, and makes a daring leap… that get all of 2 feet u

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  • In a Single Bound/Playing With
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  • Basic Trope: The superpower to jump further and higher than usual, in lieu of normal flight. * Straight: Spring-Heeled Jack can leap over small buildings, on a good day. * Exaggerated: Spring-Heeled Jack can jump from the earth to the moon, and with enough air control to make you question if he is jumping or flying. * Everyone can jump better than Mario, with no explanation given or needed * Downplayed: Spring-Heeled Jack can jump a full 3 feet into the air. * Justified: Spring-Heeled Jack is actually a relatively normal flea, and it would be more alarming if he couldn’t jump. * Inverted: Iron-Elbowed Jill is so heavy that she can’t jump at all. * Subverted: Spring-Heeled Jack makes a run-up towards the building, and makes a daring leap… that get all of 2 feet u
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  • Basic Trope: The superpower to jump further and higher than usual, in lieu of normal flight. * Straight: Spring-Heeled Jack can leap over small buildings, on a good day. * Exaggerated: Spring-Heeled Jack can jump from the earth to the moon, and with enough air control to make you question if he is jumping or flying. * Everyone can jump better than Mario, with no explanation given or needed * Downplayed: Spring-Heeled Jack can jump a full 3 feet into the air. * Justified: Spring-Heeled Jack is actually a relatively normal flea, and it would be more alarming if he couldn’t jump. * Inverted: Iron-Elbowed Jill is so heavy that she can’t jump at all. * Subverted: Spring-Heeled Jack makes a run-up towards the building, and makes a daring leap… that get all of 2 feet up the wall, which he then climbs like a normal person. * Double Subverted: He only needed to climb up in order to get to the proper position, after which he launches himself into an impressive sequence of Wall Jumping up the side of 2 skyscrapers, ending in a flip that lasts a full 5 seconds. * Parodied: After being challenged, Spring-Heeled jack makes and epic jump, and doesn’t land until 3 hours later, at the end of the film. * Zig Zagged: ??? * Deconstructed: Spring-Heeled Jack jumps too greedly, too high: He ends up reaching escape velocity and jumps to his death in the hateful airless void. * Spring-Heeled Jack landed poorly after his last impressive jump, and breaks both his ankles for the trouble. * Reconstructed: Before the final fatal instant, Jack flips around and uses the surface tension of the earth’s atmosphere in order to jump off THAT, and return to ground level. * After taking the time for recovery and proper training, Spring-Heeled Jack has mastered Le Parkour and the proper method for landing afterward. * Averted: Everyone uses other methods to travel, superhuman or otherwise. No-one jumps around. * Enforced: Spring-Heeled Jack is the protagonist in a platforming game: not jumping well would ruin the fun. * Lampshaded: “I just leapt over that building in a single bound. Huh.” * Invoked: ??? * Exploited: Spring-Heeled Jack jumps instead of taking the morning commute. * Defied: “No one can jump that high without already being able to fly anyway.” * Discussed: “Old master Jack, how did you learn to jump good?” “Squats, Grasshopper. Hundreds and hundreds of squats.” * Conversed: “I bet he’s really good at hurdles.” Leap back to In a Single Bound!
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