Mm2 Wall Glitch Emote Complete Guide: Setup, Controls, and Fixes
By James H. Sterling
Different cosmetic animations provide distinct displacement vectors, influencing how effectively a player can glitch through doors or breach thick map boundaries.
| Emote Selection | Primary Execution Method | Hitbox Displacement | Platform Reliability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bouncy Twirl | Shift Lock toggle at 180° spin axis | 1.2, 1.8 Studs | PC (High), Mobile (Medium) |
| Zen / Sit Emote | First-person camera zoom-snap | 0.8, 1.2 Studs | PC (High), Mobile (High) |
| Moonwalk Glitch Setup | Reverse direction input + camera flick | 1.5, 2.1 Studs | PC (Very High), Mobile (Low) |
| Ninja Crouch | Low angle scroll-zoom collision | 0.6, 1.0 Studs | PC (Medium), Mobile (High) |
Each technique presents trade-offs. The Bouncy Twirl provides the cleanest forward projection, but requires rapid execution. The Moonwalk setup permits wider displacement across thicker walls, yet demands refined keyboard micro-spacing that remains notoriously difficult to execute on touch screens.
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