Luigi in Super Mario Bros 2.

[Its_Not_a_tumor]

Luigi's jumps in Mario Bros 2 have to be some of the most classic jumps in all of video game history. I have never seen a wobbly jump quite like it in any other game, nor one that could allow you to skip half a level by precisely controlling your jump. Now all Luigi does is get lost in Mansions. What a fall from grace.

[King Hadas]

Maybe I'm alone here but I always thought Luigi's Mansion was pretty great.

[Guitar Woman]

I beat it in two hours, but it's a good game!

[eggyolk]

meh, it was no mario 64 but i also enjoyed it.

nobody beats the princess in smb2 though, that float thing of hers is the bee's knees

[MarioRPG]

Yeah, his legs spin when he jumps right?

[Girl Drink Drunk]

He did the wobbly jump in the GBA port of Super Mario World.

[Neen]

His shuffle jump was in Super Mario 64 DS.

[Emu]

For not technically being a Mario game, Doki Doki Panic had a whole lot of influence on the franchise.

[Guitar Woman]

SMB2 is secretly my favorite 2D mario game

[Neen]

Miyamoto had more hand in Dream Factory: Doki Doki panic than he did with the japanese Super Mario Bros. 2. and it was ported back as Super Mario USA..... So how technically isn't it a Mario Game?

[Emu]

Because it's a game about little middle eastern caricatures running around throwing shit.

[bigtimecow]

and if it wasn't for doki doki panic / smb2 we wouldn't have shyguys!

[Its_Not_a_tumor]

Or Birdo, which really should have been in Mario Galaxy!

[Spruce Moose]

Luigi has a very high normal jump in Super Paper Mario, and it's slightly more shaky on the landing. The real gem is the "super jump" they gave him, wherein he basically pulls a 50 ft. shoryuken(with equivalent damage). It surpasses the jump in SMB2(altitude wise), but without the lack of control, and it can't be done instantly.