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Spring-Bomb-Jump — Bomb Space Jump demonstration in *Metroid Prime 3: Corruption*, using Spring Ball.

A Bomb Space Jump (also called the BSJ) is a sequence-breaking technique in Metroid Prime, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. First, the player must put Samus's back to the wall, Morph Ball, then change the camera angle so the wall she put her back up against is no longer visible, jump using the Bomb Jump or Spring Ball, unmorph in midair and Space Jump. It is also possible to use the Screw Attack after the jumps to gain access to Hidden Worlds or to Sequence Break.

There is another variant of this trick known as a 3-BSJ (Triple Bomb Space Jump). It uses a triple or double bomb jump to gain more height with the jump, but is otherwise the same.

These techniques were removed in the Metroid Prime Trilogy re-release.

In Metroid and Metroid II: Return of Samus, this technique can also be used via a Double Bomb Jump in conjunction with the Midair Jump Glitch. Using the technique allows access to various areas without the use of the High Jump Boots or Ice Beam, but the technique is made more versatile if Samus does have the High Jump Boots (and, in Metroid II, the Spring Ball).

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 [[File:Spring-Bomb-Jump.gif|frame|Bomb Space Jump demonstration in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]'', using [[Spring Ball]].]]
-A '''Bomb Space Jump''' (also called the '''BSJ''') is a sequence-breaking technique in ''[[Metroid Prime]]'', ''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]'', and ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. First, the player must put [[Samus]]' back to the wall, [[Morph Ball]], then change the camera angle so the wall she put her back up against is no longer visible, jump using the [[Bomb Jump]] or [[Spring Ball]], unmorph in midair and [[Space Jump]]. It is also possible to use the [[Screw Attack]] after the jumps to gain access to [[Secret World]]s or to [[Sequence break]].
+A '''Bomb Space Jump''' (also called the '''BSJ''') is a sequence-breaking technique in ''[[Metroid Prime]]'', ''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]'', and ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. First, the player must put [[Samus]]'s back to the wall, [[Morph Ball]], then change the camera angle so the wall she put her back up against is no longer visible, jump using the [[Bomb Jump]] or [[Spring Ball]], unmorph in midair and [[Space Jump]]. It is also possible to use the [[Screw Attack]] after the jumps to gain access to [[Hidden World]]s or to [[Sequence Break]].
-There is another variant of this trick known as a 3-BSJ (Triple Bomb Space Jump) It uses a triple, (Or double) bomb jump to gain more height with the jump, but otherwise, is the same.
+There is another variant of this trick known as a 3-BSJ (Triple Bomb Space Jump). It uses a triple or double bomb jump to gain more height with the jump, but is otherwise the same.
-These techniques was removed in the ''[[Metroid Prime Trilogy|Trilogy]]'' re-release of ''Corruption''.
+These techniques were removed in the ''[[Metroid Prime Trilogy]]'' re-release.
-In ''[[Metroid]], ''this technique can also be used, by using a Double Bomb Jump in conjunction with the [[Roll Jump|Midair Jump Glitch]], to gain access to areas without the use of the [[High Jump Boots]], or [[Ice Beam]]. This technique is made more versatile if [[Samus]] does have the High Jump Boots though.
+In ''[[Metroid]]'' and ''[[Metroid II: Return of Samus]]'', this technique can also be used via a Double Bomb Jump in conjunction with the [[Roll Jump|Midair Jump Glitch]]. Using the technique allows access to various areas without the use of the [[High Jump Boots]] or [[Ice Beam]], but the technique is made more versatile if [[Samus]] does have the High Jump Boots (and, in ''Metroid II'', the [[Spring Ball]]).
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