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Welcome to the Appel Techniques 101 forum, where you can learn awesome stuff about Appel, from platforming skills to funny stuff!
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Only works in the 3D version.
Requires timing.

Spikedge | Hard |
Standing on a spike tile with a big offset from the tile will still keep you safe.

Walljump Climb | Easy |
Appel 3D has slower gravity than 2D Appel and even slower gravity on the moon! You can wall jump in a moon level, move towards any wall, and repeat this over and over to climb.

Invincibility Frames | Medium |
When you die, the game gives you a few seconds of invincibility. You can take advantage of it to beat parts that seem impossible.

Repetetive Springy Sound | Easy |
When touching the green part (not the spring part) of a spring tile, the spring sound will rapidly repeat, without Appel bouncing.

SPIN ATTACK | Medium |
When you wall jump, you spin. When you hit an enemy while spinning, you still spin!

Rusher through the Top of the Crushers | Medium |
Crushers don't have a spiky top; you can run on their tops if you have precise timing.

Turbo Walljump | Medium |
Speedrunners can cling onto the wall and spam up in a one-tile gap to TURBO WALLJUMP!

Walljumping through! | Medium |
Without hitting the top or the bottom, you can wall-jump through a spiky tunnel.

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