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In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', Dr. Mario can reflect projectiles behind him, as he must swing it from his back upon use, though this requires precise timing. The move has more vertical but less horizontal range than Mario's Cape. In ''SSB4'', it also has a longer window of time to reflect projectiles than Mario's, making it easier to use as a reflector. | In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', Dr. Mario can reflect projectiles behind him, as he must swing it from his back upon use, though this requires precise timing. The move has more vertical but less horizontal range than Mario's Cape. In ''SSB4'', it also has a longer window of time to reflect projectiles than Mario's, making it easier to use as a reflector. | ||
In ''Ultimate'', it gains a different animation to reflect its greater vertical range compared to the Cape. Additionally, it now forces opponents with a mirrored stance to show their backsides once reversed. Reflected projectiles are now stronger than those reflected by Cape as well, as Super Sheet's multiplier is x1.6 instead of x1.5. | In ''Ultimate'', it gains a different animation to reflect its greater vertical range compared to the Cape. Additionally, it now forces opponents with a mirrored stance to show their backsides once reversed. Reflected projectiles are now stronger than those reflected by Cape as well, as Super Sheet's multiplier is x1.6 instead of x1.5. However, the duration of the [[reflect]] hitbox now starts at frame 9 instead of 6, though it has a new function causing it to start two frames earlier (frame 7) if a projectile is very close to Dr. Mario at the time. | ||
==Instructional quotes== | ==Instructional quotes== | ||