1. 近战（剑）
轻击与节奏
剑是 Iko 最稳定的输出手段，单段伤害高、可在地面/空中使用。地面连按可触发三段轻击，第三段停顿略长、范围更大。配合翻滚取消，是地面最基本的"打-撤-打"循环。
下劈 / 蓄力（Plunge）
空中按 ↓ + 攻击，Iko 会高速下砸。它是 Islets 的硬解谜钥匙：可击碎木箱、铁箱、地板裂缝，还能作为"二段下落"——想拿回地面、想多打一段伤害都好使。下劈命中硬直较大，可立刻接翻滚撤离。
2. 闪避 / 翻滚
翻滚是 Islets 战斗的命脉。它给你 短暂无敌帧（i-frames），加上一小段位移，等于"瞬间取消后摇 + 重置站位"。三件事上一定要用翻滚：
- 躲避 Boss 横扫 / 落地爆气 / 飞弹，靠 i-frames 穿过去。
- 取消后摇 砍完一刀后立刻翻滚，可以提早进入下一次攻击或拉开距离。
- 抢位 Boss 出现安全窗口时，翻滚到它背后再补刀。
翻滚后可以立刻接跳或接箭，连续翻滚会快速消耗站位优势——通常一次翻滚就够，连续 2 次以上多半意味着走位错了。
3. 弓箭（远程）
弓箭不是 DPS 主轴，而是距离和节奏工具。它的核心价值：
- 远距离触发 远处敌人或机关，不必贴近挨打。
- 安全输出 在翻滚后、跳到空中下落前，搭一箭再下劈 = 安全打一刀。
- 特定箭升级 后期可获得"云之箭"（留云平台）、强化蓄力（破更多东西）等，作用类似机关钥匙。
4. 空中移动
跳跃与二段跳
跳跃高度固定；拿到"二段跳"后，空中按一次跳跃可再起跳一次，是 Islets 最重要的一项移动能力。两者组合可以到达：
- 够不着的高台与隐藏平台
- 大部分"必须有特定高度"的能力门
- 更安全的下劈起始高度
空中剑与下劈
空中可以挥剑打到下方敌人；下劈则是空中"武器 + 着陆"两用。新手最常犯的错是空中按攻击时间太早，导致下劈后位移过短——试试在跳跃顶点附近按下劈，攻击 + 落点更准。
5. 攀墙（后期能力）
拿到攀墙后，Iko 可以在空中靠近墙面贴上、自由爬升和反跳。这等于"垂直 + 水平"两条新轴。常用三招：
- 贴墙 → 跳 普通平台之间的额外高度。
- 贴墙 → 反跳 用方向键反向跳出，处理"夹角地形"。
- 下墙反跳 从高墙滑下、找到节奏后跳出，可以快速横跨房间。
6. 战斗前的"看 3 秒"
Islets 敌人攻击前会给出明显前摇（小提示音 / 蓄力红光 / 标记线），所以养成"进战斗先看三秒"的习惯：
- 远距离一箭试探敌人前摇；
- 记住 1–2 个主要招式；
- 把循环固定为"看 → 翻 → 一击 → 撤"。
比起"上手就莽"，先观察能省一大堆血瓶。Islets 的难度是"看清就简单，没看清就重复死"。
7. 推荐练习路径
熟悉跳跃与翻滚
用第一座岛的开阔平台反复跳跃 + 翻滚，把按键节奏记到手指上。
练"看 3 秒"
遇到小怪时只翻滚、不主动攻击；先看清招式再开始反击。
穿插远程
拿到二段跳后开始把"翻 + 1 箭 + 1 剑"加入循环。
把"安全空间"做出来
拿到攀墙后，挑一个早期 Boss 战复习；用空中续力找到背身位。
1. Melee (sword)
Light attacks and rhythm
The sword is Iko's most reliable damage source — usable on the ground and in the air. Three light presses trigger a 3-hit string, with the third hit having longer reach and a small pause. Mix it with rolls to create a stable poke-kite loop.
Plunge / charged strike
Press ↓ + attack in the air to slam down. It's the hard-puzzle key in Islets: it breaks wooden crates, metal crates, and certain floors, and acts as a "second fall" for control. Plunges have heavy recovery — roll out the moment you land.
2. Dodge / roll
Rolling is the lifeblood of Islets combat. It grants brief invincibility (i-frames) plus a small reposition. Three places to use it:
- Evade boss sweeps, ground slams, and projectiles through the i-frames.
- Cancel the recovery of your sword by rolling, then re-engage or move away.
- Reposition to a boss's back during a safe window to land free damage.
One roll is usually enough. Two rolls in a row usually means your positioning was wrong.
3. Bow (ranged)
The bow is not a raw DPS tool — it's a spacing and rhythm tool. Its value:
- Trigger distant enemies or mechanisms without exposing yourself.
- Safe damage after a roll, before a plunge: arrow → plunge.
- Special arrows (Cloud Shot, etc.) double as puzzle keys.
4. Air movement
Jump & double jump
Jump height is fixed; Double Jump (the first major ability) lets you press jump again in the air. It opens up most vertical exploration and many ability gates.
Air sword and plunge
You can swing the sword in the air to hit enemies below. The Plunge (charged strike) is both a weapon and a controlled landing. New players often press attack too early — wait until the apex of the jump for cleaner hits and landings.
5. Wall climb (late ability)
With Wall Climb, Iko can latch onto vertical surfaces mid-air, climb freely, and wall-jump off them. Common patterns:
- Latch → jump for extra height between ledges.
- Latch → back-jump for diagonal routes.
- Slide-and-jump to cross wide rooms quickly.
6. The 3-second look
Enemies in Islets telegraph their attacks clearly (audio cues, charged glows, marker lines). Adopt a "look first" habit:
- Fire one arrow from range to read the enemy.
- Identify 1–2 main attacks.
- Lock into "look → roll → strike → reset".
Islets difficulty is "easy if you look, repeating if you don't".
7. Suggested practice path
Internalise jump and roll
Use the first isle's open platforms to drill jump + roll until it's muscle memory.
Practice "look 3 seconds"
Roll only, no attack; read the move-set before retaliating.
Mix range in
Add "roll → arrow → sword" to the loop after earning Double Jump.
Create safe space
Re-visit an early boss with the climb tool; use vertical space to find back-positions.
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