Space Jump Boots

The Space Jump Boots are an upgrade for Samus's Power Suit that works by utilising Samus's jet pack which allows her an extra jump in midair. This upgrade is highly useful for clearing tall gaps, or for strafing and side-stepping more efficiently.
The Space Jump Boots only appear in the Metroid Prime series. While it is not visible in the first-person, Samus spins for the second jump as in the 2-D games' Spin Jumps. The spinning can be viewed during multiple cutscenes prior to the game, as well as the final battle with Metroid Prime, and multiplayer mode in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.
In Metroid Prime the upgrade is acquired on Tallon IV, in the Tallon Overworld. While normally obtainable immediately after acquiring the Boost Ball upgrade, she can acquire the Space Jump Boots early a few seconds right after landing on the planet via Sequence Breaking. In Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, it was stolen by the Ing, namely the Jump Guardian, who is killed by Samus to retrieve it. In Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, it is included in the beginning of the game, and is not lost. The upgrade does not appear in Metroid Prime Hunters, but bounty hunters in that game do have the Jump Boots which allow them to jump once after walking off a ledge.
This upgrade should not be confused with the Space Jump, a highly advanced movement system featured in the 2-D Metroid games which allows Samus to spin jump multiple times in the air.
In Metroid Dread, Samus has an identical ability called the Spin Boost, which allows her to spin jump a second time in the air.
==Early Space Jump Boots==
The Space Jump Boots can be obtained immediately after landing on Tallon IV using a multitude of ways, many of which may differ by version.
In the original NTSC release of Metroid Prime, through a Sequence Break. In the Landing Site, Samus must stand on the right rear thruster of her Gunship, and lock-on to a Glowing spidervine from afar with her Scan Visor. The spidervine is too far away to be scanned, but can still be locked onto. After this, Samus must "Strafe/Dash jump" - release the lock-on button as the jump button is pressed - to the right to end up on the ledge leading to the Alcove. From here, Samus can obtain the Space Jump Boots much earlier than intended.
In the European and Player's Choice versions of Prime, the "Scan Dash" technique has been patched out, making the original Sequence Break impossible. However, it is still possible to obtain the Space Jump Boots early. To do so, Samus must enter Temple Hall, lock onto a Seedling, and maintain the lock-on while walking backwards to the Gunship, at which point she can dash off of it as with the original technique.
Metroid Prime Remastered now adds an invisible wall to the small ledge, making it impossible for Samus to land on it using the Lock-on Dash. However, it is still very much possible to obtain the Space Jumps Boots early. If Samus lands on the ledge with the invisible barrier, there is a chance she may stick to its edge and not fall off of it. From here, if she slowly paces upward-right without falling off, with enough height, she can then jump off and land onto the next highest ledge, the one where a door resides. From there, Samus can walk and jump to the boots as normal.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAvp93_4ZHI
An explanation of the technique by Zoid Kirsch follows:
==Official data==
===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Bonus Disc tutorial===
"Press after jumping to perform a Double Jump."
===Inventory data===
===Metroid Prime manual===
;THE SPACE JUMP
:"The Space Jump upgrade will activate boosters on Samus's suit, enabling her to jump a second time while airborne. Once she's found the upgrade, make Samus jump once by pressing the B Button, then press it a second time while she is in the air to jump a second time and get to previously unreachable areas."
===Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide===
;Space Jump Boots
:"This upgrade allows Samus to leap to new heights. The Space Jump Boots make it possible for Samus to perform a double jump. Jump by pressing [B], then make a second leap by pressing [B] again. The double jump allows you to leap over large gaps and up high steps."
===Metroid Prime: The Official Nintendo Player's Guide===
;SPACE JUMP BOOTS
:"With the Space Jump Boots equipped, Samus can perform a double jump, which adds a second leap onto the end of a first. The boots are great for jumping higher and farther, and they can also be a lifesaver if you misstep in midair and miss your intended platform." 
===Metroid Prime Official Strategy Guide===
;SPACE JUMP BOOTS
:"These boots increase the leaping ability of the Power Suit through the use of boot-mounted thrusters. By pressing the B Button in mid-jump Samus effectively 'double jumps' using the Space Jump Boots. Timing is very important when using these boots. Experiment with them to find ways to increase both the height and distance of jumps. Many ledges and areas that were previously inaccessible become available once the Space Jump Boots are equipped."
===Metroid Prime/Metroid Prime 2: Echoes acquisition message===
"Space Jump Boots acquired!Press [B] to jump. While still in the air, press [B] again to perform an extra Space Jump.Additional data downloaded to Inventory Screen. Press [START]/[2] to access the Inventory Screen." 
===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes manual===
;SPACE JUMP BOOTS
:"The Space Jump Boots will enable Samus to jump a second time while airborne. Once she's found the upgrade, jump once by pressing the B Button, then press it a second time while she is in the air to jump a second time and reach previously distant areas."
===Metroid Prime 2: Echoes: The Official Nintendo Player's Guide===
;Space Jump Boots
:"The Space Jump Boots allow you to perform a double jump. Press B once to jump, then press it again while in the air to trigger the second boost. You can steer in midair by pressing the Control Stick in the desired direction."
===Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Premiere Edition===
;Space Jump Boots
:"The Space Jump Boots increase your leaping capability through the use of boot-mounted thrusters. Press [B] to jump, then press [B] again during the jump to use the Space Jump Boots. Timing is important. Experiment to discover ways to increase the height and length of your jumps."
===Metroid Prime Trilogy manual=== 
;Move/Jump/Space Jump
:"Samus will move in the direction the Control Stick is tilted. Press the B Button to make Samus jump. During the jump, if you press the B Button again, Samus will then be able to Space Jump--do a second jump in mid-air."
===Metroid Prime Trilogy: Prima Official Game Guide===
;Space Jump Boots
:"The Space Jump Boots increase Samus's leaping capability through the use of boot-mounted thrusters. After acquiring this upgrade, simply press [B] to jump, then press [B] a second time to use the Space Jump Boots and leap even higher. Timing is important for certain jumps--experiment to discover ways to increase the height and length of your jumps."
==Trivia==
*Samus utilized the upgrade in Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee, where it was used exactly the same as in the Prime games. This makes it one of a few aspects that originated in the Smash Bros. series and found their way into Metroid. Others include the Power Grip and the Paralyzer's name.
**In Smash, Samus' first jump is a standing jump with her feet and her second jump is a spin jump. This is also exactly how her jumps appear when using Space Jump Boots in the multiplayer mode for Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, while was likely inspired by Smash.
*In Metroid Prime, it is possible for Samus to perform a makeshift triple-jump instead of the usual double-jump. When Samus jumps near her ship, she is given an extra boost to help her climb on, and the height is exactly the same as a second jump. She can then perform her usual "second jump" to reach a height she is normally unable to do, equal to three jumps.
**This can only be done directly after obtaining the Space Jump Boots. Quitting the game will remove the extra lift.
*Strangely in the Logbook, they are referred to as "boot-mounted thrusters", despite working via Samus's jet pack (as seen during the item acquisition cutscene in Echoes). This raises the question of why they are called "Boots" in the first place, and why they are represented by a pair of boots.
*Curiously, Echoes multiplayer refers to Samus's second jump as a Space Jumphttps://metroid.fandom.com/wiki/Pipeline.
==See also==
Other skills of Samus' that utilize the jetpack:
*SenseMove of Metroid Other M.
*Speed Booster
*Shinespark
*Ballspark
==Gallery==
Space Jump.jpg|The Space Jump Boots as seen in Metroid Prime.
Space jump boots crop.png|Samus acquires the Space Jump Boots in Metroid Prime
Alcove samus gets space jump boots 3 dolphin hd.jpg|Metroid Prime
Space Jump Boots Prime Remastered.png|Metroid Prime Remastered
mp2 space jump pickup.png|The Space Jump Boots as seen in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.
Space_Jump_Boots_acquired_Echoes.png|Samus acquires the Space Jump Boots in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.
Echoes Space Jump Boots Cutscene Obtain (Dark Suit).png|The Space Jump Boots obtained and applying to the Dark Suit (via Sequence Breaking).
Space Jump Boots obtained (Light Suit).gif|Samus obtains the Space Jump Boots in Echoes wearing the Light Suit (via Sequence Breaking.
Echoes Multiplayer Space Jump.gif|The Space Jump Boots being used in miltiplayer. Player 3 performs standard double jumps (top-screen) while Player 1 performs backflips (bottom-screen).
Space Jump Boots.png|Corruption
Space Jump Boots MP3 item form.png|Corruption Inventory model.
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