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An instant double jump, or IDJ for short, is the act of inputting a double-jump immediately after a jump, ideally as low to the ground as possible.
How to perform
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There are two types of instant double jump:
Perfect instant double jump
Pichu performing a perfect instant double jump into a neutral aerial
Perfect instant double jump, or buffered instant double jump, is performed by jumping, releasing the jump button, then double-jumping, all within 4 frames of each other. An aerial attack can be used at any point during these four frames.
Delayed instant double jump
Falco using a delayed instant double jump to extend a combo
Delayed instant double jump, also known as active hop or auto-cancel hop, is performed by double-jumping immediately after another jump (typically a short hop). In this case, aerial attacks can be used after the double jump.
Applications
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- Allows for rising aerials that hit at ground level without suffering from the short-hop damage penalty
- Allows for attacks at heights that a regular short hop or full hop on their own may not reach, allowing for extended combos
- Makes some aerial follow-ups with strict timings easier
- Potential for more options on landing than a regular full hop
- More autocancel options. For example, Byleth's down aerial can auto-cancel after a perfect instant double jump, but not a short-hop.
- Consistent late hits on aerials
- Momentum shifts
