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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Dr. Mario launches his palm forward. Unlike Mario's, it produces an [[electric]] effect, has no [[sourspot]], has shorter range, and is much more powerful. It can reliably KO at just under 100%, making it a good finisher. It is also usable as a [[combo]] finisher. However, like a lot of his moves, short [[range]] limits its effectiveness against some characters, especially those with [[disjointed]] hitboxes such as {{SSBM|Marth}}. | Dr. Mario launches his palm forward. Unlike Mario's, it produces an [[electric]] effect, has no [[sourspot]], has shorter range, and is much more powerful. It can reliably KO at just under 100%, making it a good finisher. It is also usable as a [[combo]] finisher. However, like a lot of his moves, short [[range]] limits its effectiveness against some characters, especially those with [[disjointed]] hitboxes such as {{SSBM|Marth}}. | ||