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Latest revision as of 03:03, 28 November 2023
| Golden Torizo's Room | |||||
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| Zone | Lower Norfair | ||||
| Subzone | Lower Norfair/West | ||||
| Hazard | Heated | ||||
| Utility | Boss | ||||
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| Acid Statue Room | Adjacent rooms | Screw Attack Room |
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Contents
100%
Theoretical
Because the statue in the previous room requires Space Jump to activate, that generally limits this missile pack to being collected after Draygon is defeated.
The previous 100% TAS used a mid-air Crystal Flash to clip through the crumble blocks, which is unlikely to ever be human-viable.
The Superjump setup in the latest TAS is not viable for humans, but there is another way to do it. While technically viable, this setup is still extremely difficult, as explained in this video.
Practical
Space jumps are the fastest way to cross the crumble blocks, but a safer method is to hold jump and bounce across in spring ball form.
