Tips for 100 Super Jump challenge to get Super Suit

Question

I want that damn leather jacket! Does anyone have any tips outside of 'the timing changes' or 'save state using an emulator' to complete the 100 Super Jump quest?

Asked by Garet Claborn

Answer

This guide contains a series of tips for achieving 100 Super Jumps:

• I recommend practicing your Jumps on Spikey in Mushroom Way. You should not have the JUMP SHOES on when you do this. That way you can do the Jumps repeatedly without causing damage (you can have your other party members block). Or you could practice on the Fink Flower in Bean Valley while boosting your experience points. A "SCROOGE RING" will help cut down on FP usage.

• Can you imagine tolerating the classic 1-Up sounds that you hear when Mario stomps the enemy for about 95 jumps? That's why it's a good idea to hit the mute button on you remote (or turn down the volume).

• Doing Super Jumps is such a repetitive task. It can get stressful at times. That's why it is important that you remain relaxed while doing the jumps. The more frustrated you are, the more likely you'll mess up.

• The most important tip of all? You MUST have the proper mindset. You MUST prepare your mind. Counting to yourself all the way to 100 is very likely to mess you up. What I recommend you should do is divide the number of jumps to 30 jump intervals. So you count to 30 then start over. That way, 100 just looks like 30, 30, 30, and 10. If you happen to get used to this line of thinking think 30, 30, 30, and 30 to improve your chances.

Essentially, practice before trying and concentrate properly during the task.

Answered by Keaanu

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How do you get the Pipe Vault Frog Coin under the block in plain sight?

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There's a Frog Coin in the Pipe Vault stage of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars that is in plain sight, but under a block that Mario cannot duck under. How do you get this coin?

Asked by Chris Missal

Answer

I believe the same old Super Mario run-and-duck trick works: run at the block using Y on your controller then press and hold down on the D-Pad just before running into the block.

Answered by Sadly Not

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Do you earn anything by finding all hidden chests?

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The treasure chest monster in Monstro Town will let you know how many hidden chests there are to find in the game. Do you get anything from him (or from anybody) by finding them all?

Asked by Chris Missal

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Unfortunately, there is no reward for finding all the hidden chests other than what you find inside (plenty of flowers and frog coins) and a pleasant feeling of satisfaction. That disappointing moment from my childhood when I got that last box and discovered this little tidbit still haunts me.

Answered by AndyPerfect

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Super Jumping Madness

Question

I want that damn Leather Jacket! Does anyone have any tips outside of 'the timing changes' or 'save state using an emulator' to complete the 100 Super Jump quests?

Answer

This guide contains a series of tips for achieving 100 Super Jumps:

• I recommend practicing your Jumps on Spikey in Mushroom Way. You should not have the JUMP SHOES on when you do this. That way you can do the Jumps repeatedly without causing damage (you can have your other party members block). Or you could practice on the Fink Flower in Bean Valley while boosting your experience points. A "SCROOGE RING" will help cut down on FP usage.

• Can you imagine tolerating the classic 1-Up sounds that you hear when Mario stomps the enemy for about 95 jumps? That's why it's a good idea to hit the mute button on you remote (or turn down the volume).

• Doing Super Jumps is such a repetitive task. It can get stressful at times. That's why it is important that you remain relaxed while doing the jumps. The more frustrated you are, the more likely you'll mess up.

• The most important tip of all? You MUST have the proper mindset. You MUST prepare your mind. Counting to yourself all the way to 100 is very likely to mess you up. What I recommend you should do is divide the number of jumps to 30 jump intervals. So you count to 30 then start over. That way, 100 just looks like 30, 30, 30, and 10. If you happen to get used to this line of thinking think 30, 30, 30, and 30 to improve your chances.

Essentially, practice before trying and concentrate properly during the task.

Check more discussion of this question.