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**{{nerf|It has more landing lag (6 frames → 8).}} | **{{nerf|It has more landing lag (6 frames → 8).}} | ||
*[[Down aerial]]: | *[[Down aerial]]: | ||
**{{change|Dr. Mario's down aerial is a double foot stomp, whereas Mario's has been [[Mario Tornado]] since ''Brawl''. Unlike Mario's, it hits once instead of | **{{change|Dr. Mario's down aerial is a double foot stomp, whereas Mario's has been [[Mario Tornado]] since ''Brawl''. Unlike Mario's, it hits once instead of five.}} | ||
**{{change|It can meteor smash and send opponents horizontally instead of vertically (94° (looping hits), 75° (final hit) → (270°/361°). This makes it very good at edgeguarding, tech-chasing and starting combos, but less effective at KOing on-stage, juggling and extending/finishing combos.}} | **{{change|It can meteor smash and send opponents horizontally instead of vertically (94° (looping hits), 75° (final hit) → (270°/361°). This makes it very good at edgeguarding, tech-chasing and starting combos, but less effective at KOing on-stage, juggling and extending/finishing combos.}} | ||
**{{nerf|It deals slightly less base damage (1.4% (hits 1-5), 5.5% (hit 6); 12.5% (total) → 12%).}} | **{{nerf|It deals slightly less base damage (1.4% (hits 1-5), 5.5% (hit 6); 12.5% (total) → 12%).}} | ||
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**{{change|Doctor Finale produces 2D and 3D Megavitamin-based effects and emits Megavitamins' contact sound effect, whereas [[Mario Finale]] produces 3D fiery effects and emits a burning sound effect.}} | **{{change|Doctor Finale produces 2D and 3D Megavitamin-based effects and emits Megavitamins' contact sound effect, whereas [[Mario Finale]] produces 3D fiery effects and emits a burning sound effect.}} | ||
***{{change|It does not have a flame effect as a result.}} | ***{{change|It does not have a flame effect as a result.}} | ||
**{{change|Its hitboxes are longer and thinner, better matching the shape of | **{{change|Its hitboxes are longer and thinner, better matching the shape of a capsules.}} | ||
***{{nerf|The shorter vertical range of its hitboxes allows for a wider spacing between Megavitamins, making it easier to miss opponents.}} | ***{{nerf|The shorter vertical range of its hitboxes allows for a wider spacing between Megavitamins, making it easier to miss opponents.}} | ||
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***{{nerf|Its hitboxes are gradually expanding.}} | ***{{nerf|Its hitboxes are gradually expanding.}} | ||
<!-- size: 16u → 5u/8u/9u/12u/13u (early/front), 4u/6u/9u/10u/12u/13u (early/back), 16u (mid 1, mid 2, mid 3, late) --> | <!-- size: 16u → 5u/8u/9u/12u/13u (early/front), 4u/6u/9u/10u/12u/13u (early/back), 16u (mid 1, mid 2, mid 3, late) --> | ||
**{{change|It launches at | **{{change|It launches at a averaged angle (20°-50° → 28°-36°) and has altered knockback.}} | ||
<!-- forward hit angle front: 23°/50° → 34° (early), 36° (mid 1), 30° (mid 2, mid 3, late) --> | <!-- forward hit angle front: 23°/50° → 34° (early), 36° (mid 1), 30° (mid 2, mid 3, late) --> | ||
<!-- back hit angle: back: 20°/48° → 30° (early, mid 1), 28° (mid 2, mid 3, late) --> | <!-- back hit angle: back: 20°/48° → 30° (early, mid 1), 28° (mid 2, mid 3, late) --> | ||
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|fairname=Dr. Punch ({{ja|ドクターグーパンチ|Dokutā Panchi}}) | |fairname=Dr. Punch ({{ja|ドクターグーパンチ|Dokutā Panchi}}) | ||
|fairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|11.76}} (early), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|17.64}} (clean), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|10.584}} (late) | |fairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|11.76}} (early), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|17.64}} (clean), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|10.584}} (late) | ||
|fairdesc=An {{iw|wikipedia|overhand|boxing}}. Unlike Mario's version, it does not have a meteor smash hitbox. It | |fairdesc=An {{iw|wikipedia|overhand|boxing}}. Unlike Mario's version, it does not have a meteor smash hitbox. It has the slowest of his aerials, coming out at frame 16 and having high ending lag and landing lag, and is the only aerial that cannot autocancel in a short hop, but it has extremely high diagonal knockback when hit clean, making it one of the strongest forward aerials in the game. Can KO middleweights as early as 70% near the edge. | ||
|bairname=Drop Kick ({{ja|ドロップキック|Doroppu Kikku}}) | |bairname=Drop Kick ({{ja|ドロップキック|Doroppu Kikku}}) | ||
|bairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|14.112}} (clean), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|8.232}} (late) | |bairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|14.112}} (clean), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|8.232}} (late) | ||
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**The voice clips of Dr. Mario's forward aerial, back throw, double jump, [[Doctor Finale]], and [[Home-Run Bat]] swing are omitted despite Dr. Mario using them in-game. | **The voice clips of Dr. Mario's forward aerial, back throw, double jump, [[Doctor Finale]], and [[Home-Run Bat]] swing are omitted despite Dr. Mario using them in-game. | ||
*Dr. Mario is the only character with custom [[equipment]] incorporated into his attributes. | *Dr. Mario is the only character with custom [[equipment]] incorporated into his attributes. | ||
==References== | ==References== |