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Description
This element was first built on the Black Mamba at Phantasialand. It differs from a traditional or full Immelmann by only rolling riders to approximately 90° rather than a full 180°. Because the roll does not reach 180°, it is not considered a true inversion, but still can be classified as a unique element.
See also
Barrel Roll DowndropSwitch TrackDive DropVertical Chain Lift HillCable Lift HillLSM Lift HillDouble DownCatch Car Vertical LiftBatwingBowtieButterflyCobra RollCorkscrewTriple CorkscrewDouble CorkscrewInterlocking CorkscrewsCutbackDive LoopFly To LieHillHorseshoeImmelmannZero-G RollInclined LoopLie To FlyLoopPretzel LoopRoll OverSidewinderTop Hat - InsideTop Hat - OutsideWraparound CorkscrewDouble Heartline RollTongueRoll OutPretzel KnotDouble In-Line TwistQuad Heartline RollIn-Line TwistHeartline RollLift HillDiving TurnInside Raven TurnOutside Raven TurnTriple Heartline RollHelixTunnelReverse SidewinderInclined Dive LoopVertical SpiralFlying Snake DiveBent Cuban EightTrick TrackSaxophoneTurntableDouble DipTriple DipNorwegian LoopSky LoopTwisted Horseshoe RollBlock BrakeStinger LiftStinger CurveSplash EffectSplash TrackLagoon RollSplash DownNon Inverting LoopBanana RollCobra LoopCatch Car Lift HillLSM Boost (multi-pass)Over-Banked CurveDemonic KnotFlywheel LaunchWeight Drop LaunchCompressed Air LaunchElectric Spiral LiftHydraulic LaunchLSM LaunchLIM LaunchSpiral LiftElevator LiftTire Propelled LaunchElectric Winch LaunchZero-G StallScorpion TailStengel DiveVertical Drop TrackTop Gun StallChain Lift HillBooster Wheel Lift HillFerris Wheel LiftSki LiftHanging LiftSea SerpentTilt TrackTwisted Vertical RollbackVertical RollbackMaxx Dive LoopCable CarHorseshoe HelixWing OverStep-Up Under FlipBarrel RollFinnish LoopNegative-G Stall LoopHigh FiveKickflipDrachen Fire Dive DropZero-G WinderDouble Inverting StallZero-G Roll (variant)LSM Launch (multi-pass)LIM Launch (multi-pass)LSM BoostOver-Banked InversionLSM Launch (rolling)LIM BoostJr. Scorpion TailTwisted In-Line Rollback