A humanoid figure stands in a relaxed neutral pose with feet together and arms hanging naturally at its sides. The character suddenly crouches low by dropping into a deep squat position with both hands planted firmly on the ground between the feet like a sprinter in starting blocks. Then explosively the figure launches upward into a backflip—throwing both arms overhead while jumping straight up, tucking knees tightly toward the chest at the apex of the rotation as the body spins backward through the air. During this acrobatic maneuver the head tilts back to spot the landing while legs remain folded in tight to maximize rotational speed. As gravity takes effect and the flip completes the figure prepares for landing by extending both legs downward with feet positioned shoulder-width apart. Upon impact the knees bend deeply to absorb the force while arms swing forward counterbalancing the momentum until stability is regained in a crouched position that gradually straightens back to normal standing height with arms returning to rest at the sides facing the same direction from where the character started having completed a perfect three hundred sixty degree backward rotation.