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* [[Dungeon Bunny Revival]]: Die as a [[Bunny]] inside a dungeon and revive as Link | * [[Dungeon Bunny Revival]]: Die as a [[Bunny]] inside a dungeon and revive as Link | ||
* [[Item Dash]]ing: <code><Item Name></code>-dashing | * [[Item Dash]]ing: <code><Item Name></code>-dashing | ||
* [[Fake | * [[Fake Flippers]]: Swim without [[Flippers]] | ||
* [[Fake Powder]]: Use [[Powder]] without having it | * [[Fake Powder]]: Use [[Powder]] without having it | ||
* [[Fire Rod double]]: Copy the damage from a [[Fire Rod]] shot to another attack | * [[Fire Rod double]]: Copy the damage from a [[Fire Rod]] shot to another attack | ||
Revision as of 03:10, 12 September 2018
A Minor Glitch is a technique that is technically a glitch but not game-breaking enough to be a Major Glitch. Minor Glitches are permitted in No Glitches race-settings.
- Block clipping: Use an item (typically Hookshot) to pass through a block
- Bomb dupe: Super Bomb
- Chest dashing / Bomb dashing: Dash with Purple Chest or Super Bomb
- Dungeon Bunny Revival: Die as a Bunny inside a dungeon and revive as Link
- Item Dashing:
<Item Name>-dashing - Fake Flippers: Swim without Flippers
- Fake Powder: Use Powder without having it
- Fire Rod double: Copy the damage from a Fire Rod shot to another attack
- Heart dupe: Use Boomerang or Hookshot on a Heart and gain 2 instead of 1
- Hovering: Use Pegasus Boots to bypass fall check to traverse a pit
- Mirror Block Erase: Use Mirror to delete a block when not in a dungeon
- Overworld Bunny Revival: Die and be revived by a Fairy to gain Super Bunny state
- Rail clipping: Clip through a rail to bypass obstacle
- Spooky: Use Fire Rod to hit a thing that's off-screen
- Super Bunny: Gain Link-like abilities when a Bunny
- Super Speed: Spinspeed, Hookspeed
- Surfing Bunny: Traverse deep water as a Bunny
- Water Walking: See also: Stored Water Walking