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Latest revision as of 15:32, 28 February 2025
| Knockback Dash | |||
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| AKA | KBD | ||
| Difficulty | Hard | ||
| Possible in | Any level | ||
| Used in | Inside The Asylum The Gallows Gauntlet | ||
| Obsolete | No | ||
The Knockback Dash, also known as the KBD, is a glitch in the original MediEvil.
How it works
The club's power-up attack (pressing 
with button layout 1) can be used on walls and certain objects to push Dan back. That, in conjunction with turning while jumping, dashing, and running, can increase Dan's speed much higher than normal.
Performing the glitch requires high precision, therefore it is considered an advanced technique by speedrunnners and not recommended for beginners.
How it is used
This glitch is mainly used to reach locations that would normally be unreachable, such as the gap in the Dragon Gate to perform the Dragon Gate Skip, or the Asylum Room 1 Skip.
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