Editing Dr. Mario (SSBM)/Up special
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This move is similar to [[Mario]]'s, though it hits harder but has less overall distance. It can be slightly angled by tilting the [[control stick]] forward, the further forward it is tilted, the further forward Dr. Mario jumps but at the cost of vertical height. If the control stick is tilted in the opposite direct in the first four frames and is performed on the ground, the move will cancel itself, helping in [[combos]]. Unlike Mario, Dr. Mario can't wall jump, meaning he can't wall jump out of the move, hindering it's recovery potential on most stages. | This move is similar to [[Mario]]'s, though it hits harder but has less overall distance. It can be slightly angled by tilting the [[control stick]] forward, the further forward it is tilted, the further forward Dr. Mario jumps but at the cost of vertical height. If the control stick is tilted in the opposite direct in the first four frames and is performed on the ground, the move will cancel itself, helping in [[combos]]. Unlike Mario, Dr. Mario can't wall jump, meaning he can't wall jump out of the move, hindering it's recovery potential on most stages. | ||
