Editing Dr. Mario (SSB4)/Neutral attack/Hit 3
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
The third and final hit of Dr. Mario's [[Neutral attack|neutral attack]] is a kick of the leg closer to the camera. While its startup is longer than the other hits and it has less knockback growth, it does more [[Damage|damage]], sending the opponent back even at low percentages. It is mostly used with the rest of the jab combo within the mixups that it provides. Jab 3 is mostly only used to send the opponent away when needed. Otherwise, jab 3 may not connect on certain characters, due to the first two hits having only upwards knockback. | The third and final hit of {{SSB4|Dr. Mario}}'s [[Neutral attack|neutral attack]] is a kick of the leg closer to the camera. While its startup is longer than the other hits and it has less knockback growth, it does more [[Damage|damage]], sending the opponent back even at low percentages. It is mostly used with the rest of the jab combo within the mixups that it provides. Jab 3 is mostly only used to send the opponent away when needed. Otherwise, jab 3 may not connect on certain characters, due to the first two hits having only upwards knockback. | ||
==Hitboxes== | ==Hitboxes== | ||
