Bouncing
Bouncing adjective - Enjoying health and vigor.
Usage example: a bouncing new baby in the family
Fragile
Both words in one sentence
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The exception is the Glass Ball, where bouncing too high or too fast will make the fragile ball shatter, requiring careful precision platforming and not attempting to bounce too fast or too high.
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Fan Disservice: The massive, immensely fat Mighty and supremely paunchy Burly bouncing around in nothing but entirely-too-tiny briefs Fragile Speedster: The Speedy body type can border on a One-Hit-Point Wonder at times.
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