Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
New back in time method discovered by chrisisawesome. Here I did the reset with the X+B+Start button combo, pressing start last so it's clear to see which frame the reset needs to be 'activated.'
If you listen, there's a decent audio cue from Ooccoo Jr. flying around, so this isn't tooo terrible. Just stupid.
This should technically save ~4 seconds in the BiTE any% routes, but it's frame perfect so please don't do it.
zeldaspeedruns.com/tp/bit/back-in-time-glitch#ooccoo-warp-method
New back in time method discovered by chrisisawesome. Here I did the reset with the X+B+Start button combo, pressing start last so it's clear to see which frame the reset needs to be 'activated.'
If you listen, there's a decent audio cue from Ooccoo Jr. flying around, so this isn't tooo terrible. Just stupid.
This should technically save ~4 seconds in the BiTE any% routes, but it's frame perfect so please don't do it.
zeldaspeedruns.com/tp/bit/back-in-time-glitch#ooccoo-warp-method
![TP: Snowpeak Messenger Skip with Keese LJA [Wii]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bhw4LNv2i4I/mqdefault.jpg "TP: Snowpeak Messenger Skip with Keese LJA [Wii]
Awsumis epic keese lja: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA2eJ7mn9zc
The Snowpeak Messenger Skip, commonly referred to as blind snowboarding, is possible on the Wii version by using Keese trapped in the boomerang for the LJA (as opposed to a simple Boomerang LJA).
Unlike on the Gamecube version, the rupees, keese, and ice barriers remain loaded.
Saves 10-15s over fighting the Shadow Beasts depending on how quickly you can round up all the keese (this example is rather slow, but I didnt get the attention of the furthest one).
Faster example: https://youtu.be/NGweqwdwngg")
