I see in the Moon Kinddom IL's they just wall jump up the 2D area as bowser. I have 2 questions. 1. When did they discover this. 2. How does this work? Thanks! :)

So First off, I have no idea when the community discovered this. Secondly, The trick is named 2DSS (2D SKIP SKIP), the way it works is that Bowser can jump where the 2d section would usually fall ( if you were to do the 2D section) as it has a small spot where you can stand on, therefore it is extremely precise and takes hours and hours of practice to learn, to be honest, it's only useful if you're a top runner, doing Moon IL's or if you do BTT.

1. It was discovered in May 2020
2. egghino answered this pretty well, basically Bowser can stand on the tiny corners of the 2d sections that fall and jump off of them

Thanks! Also something unrelated, I know what a BTT is, but what does it stand for?

Best Theoretical Time

Okay Thanks!

A BTT is kinda like a human tas. It takes the best segments from runners then splices them to make a theroretical speedrun.

Okay Thanks. I am insane enough to try and do the skip (you heard me right) and I got the first jump 3 times but I don't know how I did it. Do I just jump or do I hold left then jump? Also, when do I do the jump? Do I do it right when I touch the wall or do I wait a couple of frames? I know this is a lot of questions but I hope you guys can answer them. Thanks! :) :) :)

I have never tried 2dss but ill try now just to see if I can find something to help you as there are very few tutorials on youtube

Okay Thanks!