History Main / CobwebTrampoline

See also BuildingSwing, which may also involve web threads for locomotion. Compare AllWebbedUp and ProjectileWebbing for other common and useful web-based applications.

See also BuildingSwing, which may also involve web threads. Compare AllWebbedUp and ProjectileWebbing for other common and useful web-based applications.

See also BuildingSwing, for other potential travel methods involving webs. Compare AllWebbedUp and ProjectileWebbing for other common and useful web-based applications.

See also BuildingSwing, for other potential travel methods involving webs.

See also BuildingSwing.

* In ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'', Santalune City's gym has humongous bouncy spiderwebs that the player must traverse on as it's puzzle.

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In fiction, spider webs make excellent trampolines, though in RealLife, this is not the case (anything light enought to not outright tear through the net will just get stuck to it). You can expect this to show up a lot in video gamesas a common feature in TheLostWoods or the BigBoosHaunt.

In fiction, spider webs make excellent trampolines, though in RealLife, this is not the case. You can expect this to show up in media, particularly video games, where they happen to be commonly featured in TheLostWoods or the BigBoosHaunt.

In fiction, spider webs make excellent trampolines, though in RealLife, this is not the case. You can expect this to show up in media, particularly Video Games.

In fiction, spider webs make excellent trampolines, though in RealLife, this is not the case (for starters, anything light enough to not break through the net will just get stuck to it). You can expect this to show up in media, particularly Video Games.

In fiction, spider webs make excellent trampolines, though in RealLife, this is not the case. You can expect this to show up in media, particularly Video Games.

* From ''Discworld/TheLastContinent'':

* Used in several Forbidden Forest levels in ''[[LegoAdaptationGame Lego Harry Potter]]''.

* In ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry 2'', one of the boxed animals that you can ride is an enormous spider, whose special move is to spit out perfect round spiderwebs, which can be frozen in mid-air and used as trampolines.
* ''JakAndDaxterThePrecursorLegacy'' used this in a mine level infested with insects.

* In ''Disney's Aladdin: Nasira's Revenge'' for the PlayStation, there's a level in an oasis where you can use the large webs from the resident large spiders as trampolines. Subverted in the BossBattle of that level: You fight a colossal spider on a web, and you can't jump nor run on it.

Alongside [[SpringySpores mushrooms]], [[GelatinousTrampoline gelatin molds]], and [[TrampolineTummy fat people's stomachs]], another common item that can be used as a trampoline is a cobweb. It depends on whether or not there will be a [[SpidersAreScary spider]] inhabiting it, just as long as the cobweb is facing upward or slightly tilted to the side, but not too much. You can expect this to show up in media, particularly Video Games.

* In ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'', Santalune City's gym has humongous bouncy spiderwebs that the player musts traverse on as it's puzzle.

* In ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'', there's a section where players can bounce on large spiderwebs.

* The Prague levels in ''[[VideoGame/SlyCooper Sly 2: Band of Thieves]]'' have these.

* In ''DonkeyKongCountry 2'', one of the boxed animals that you can ride is an enormous spider, whose special move is to spit out perfect round spiderwebs, which can be frozen in mid-air and used as trampolines.

Alongside [[SpringySpores mushrooms]], [[GelatinousTrampoline jello molds]], and [[TrampolineTummy fat people's stomachs]], another common item that can be used as a trampoline are cobwebs. It depends on whether or not there will be a [[SpidersAreScary spider]] inhabiting it, just as long as the cobweb is facing upwards or slightly tilted to the side, but not too much. You can expect this to show up in media, particularly Video Games.

-->'''Rincewind''': I don't mind putting my hand up to killing a few spiders. But it was me or them, I mean some of those come at you at ''head'' height --
-->'''Scrappy''': You changed history.
-->'''Rincewind''': Oh, come ''on'', [[ButterflyEffect a few spiders don't make that much difference]],some of them were using their webs as ''trampolines'', it was a case of "boing" and next moment --

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheMinishCap'' has cobwebs in some dungeons that will bounce Link off of them. You normally need to clear them away with the Gust Jar.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' Link (the player) can do this on the large central cobweb in the Deku Tree [[spoiler:until he jumps from higher up, at which point it breaks and lets you into the basement levels]].
** [[AvertedTrope Averted]] completely in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'' - you touch the cobwebs, you take damage.
* In ''VideoGame/MusashiSamuraiLegend'' you can bounce on certain webs in order to jump higher.
* In ''Disney's Aladdin: Nasira's Revenge'' for the PlayStation, there's a level in an oasis where you can use the large webs from the resident large spiders as a trampoline. Subverted in the BossBattle of that level: you fight a colossal spider on a web, and you can't jump nor run on it.
* ''VideoGame/{{Rayman 2}}'' has several spider-webs that it is mandatory to bounce off of, to go alongside with the webs that Rayman can climb. The spiders that made the webs even come out to attack you, in some locations.

* In the PC game ''Donald Duck Goin' Quackers'', there are cobweb trampolines in the Haunted House-themed levels.

* ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'' bounces on one of these inside the walls of the house in the opening intro of the show.
* Averted in one episode of ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''. Jake gets caught in a spider web, and Finn tries to bounce himself off of it.