Jump Attack

Jump Attack
Amy using the Jump Attack, from Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut.
Appearances
First appearance	Sonic Adventure
Other appearances	Sonic Advance Sonic Advance 2 Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut Sonic Advance 3
Statistics and overview
User(s)	Amy Rose
Utilization	Offense
Description	A swing of the Piko Piko Hammer in mid-air.

The Jump Attack (ジャンプアタック, Janpuatakku^?), also known as the Super Hammer Attack (ジャンプハンマー, Janpuhanmā^?, lit. "Jump Hammer") or the Mid-Air Hammer Attack is one of the signature moves of Amy Rose which first appeared in Sonic Adventure. It is a variant of the Hammer Attack where Amy attacks with her Piko Piko Hammer while jumping.

Description

When using the Jump Attack, Amy jumps into air and pulls out her Piko Piko Hammer where she swings it around while doing a body flip, thus damaging all enemies her hammer comes in contact with. This move is similar to the Spin Jump, although due to her hammer, Amy gains a much greater attack range. When performing the Jump Attack, the Piko Piko Hammer leaves a trail of pink hearts.

Game appearances

Sonic Adventure

In Sonic Adventure and its enhanced port Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, where it is called the Jump Attack, it is performed in gameplay by pressing / when mid-jump. When obtaining the Long Hammer, the Jump Attack's range is greatly increased.

Sonic Advance series

Sonic Advance

In Sonic Advance, the Jump Attack is called the Jump Hammer (ジャンプハンマー, Janpuhanmā^?) in the Japanese manual, but is unnamed in the English manuals. To perform it in gameplay, the player has to press during a jump.

Sonic Advance 2

In Sonic Advance 2, the Jump Attack is called the Super Hammer Attack (ジャンプハンマー, Janpuhanmā^?, lit. "Jump Hammer"). To perform it in gameplay, the player has to press during a jump.

Sonic Advance 3

In Sonic Advance 3, the Jump Attack is called the Mid-Air Hammer Attack. In this game, Amy can only perform the Jump Attack if she is teamed up with Sonic, Knuckles, or Cream. To perform it in gameplay with the right partner, the player has to press during a jump.

Gallery

Screenshots

Sonic Advance

References

Sonic Adventure

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*Appears in only the original Dreamcast version · **Appears in only Sonic Adventure DX · ^Appears in only the Sonic Adventure DX DLC of the 2010 remaster
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Sonic Advance

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Main article · Staff · Glitches · Beta elements · Gallery · Re-releases (SonicN, Android, J2ME)

*Appears in the Game Boy Advance version only
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Sonic Advance 2

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Sonic Advance 3

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