How to use the Bubble Wand to fly/infinite jump in Animal Well

Getting around Animal Well can be pretty challenging at times, either due to the complexity of the levels or the annoying enemies. However, what if I told you that with the Bubble Wand, you can essentially fly around the map, provided you have space in the Animal Well map?

How to fly using the Bubble Wand

The technique to fly or infinite jump using the Bubble Want takes some practice in Animal Well. However, once you have it down, you’ll be unstoppable. Well, kinda unstoppable. Practice this combination of button presses to access many hidden areas of the map.

To endlessly jump in Animal Well, you must first get your hands on the Bubble Wand. This can be found in the far west of the map, just after the room of statues. Once you have it, you’ll be ready to fly.

All you need to do is blow one bubble with X, then jump using spacebar onto the bubble you have blown. Then, with the right timing, you must jump either left or right and immediately blow another bubble using the X button.

The timing has to be pretty accurate, as blowing a new bubble gets rid of the old one. Make sure you jump with the spacebar and a direction just before you blow the new bubble. This will ensure you’re already in the air when the old one pops. With practice, this will become easier. You’ll be able to fly all around the map in Animal Well using only the Bubble Wand.

Is the Bubble Wand flying technique cheating?

Due to the nature of Animal Well, I don’t feel like using this technique to fly using the Bubble Wand in Animal Well is cheating. This game is designed in a way that encourages you to try to break the game. The various tools and items are made to be abused, often revealing new areas when done so.

Using the Bubble Wand like this will actually help you reach areas of the map you may not be able to otherwise. Explore enough, and you will finally be able to discover every little hidden feature in the game. We have found numerous secrets in Animal Well, but I feel like there are still many more to uncover.