Dustworth has some options here to make this possible. Notes: You want to spend as little time as possible grabbing walls, and as much time as possible moving up and to the right in the climb to Hideout. Upon exiting the zip, down dash immediately and enter dash rhythm to get the slope boost.Īlleyway to Hideout (method 1): Alleyway to Hideout (method 2):
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Notes: The zip is what makes this route work.
Notes: Dustworth's ability to reach the unspiked tile opens up this routing option, which is faster than heading left and down after Cliffside Caves. Notes: You do not need to land until reaching Alcoves once you begin climbing upwards. Not featured in webm: you can "spikejump" off of the sloped tile just before the Overgrown Temple door when climbing up, and land directly in front of the door. You only need to use one ledge when climbing up to Overgrown Temple. Notes: You can get two boosts upon leaving the Ruins platform. Doing Wild Den first and using any of these methods is faster and safer than doing Ruins first using the far left wall. Dustworth can jump straight up to the right side of the platform Ruins is on. Notes: Dustman and Dustkid both require a short hop for their first jump using this method. Dustkid is a viable (arguably optimal) character choice for Ancient Garden any%, making it extremely efficient. Notes: Making it up to Night Temple without having to go around the right side of the platform is faster. The spike jump before Ancient Garden saves time over the intended method from Overgrown Temple.
Notes: The goal here is to avoid using the platform on the left when coming out of Tunnels. If you are not using the character depicted in the recordings below, these tricks may not be possible for you unless otherwise noted. If you are using the route in my splits found in the Resources section of this site, this guide should help you get the most out of the route.
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