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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Mario does a basic drill kick, dealing 3% damage per hit, with up to 8 hits, for a total of 24% damage. It is a [[meteor smash]] with very weak [[set knockback]], though despite this, it is an appreciably useful damage racker, dealing decent damage on its own, while easily being able to combo straight into an {{mvsub|Mario|SSB|up aerial}}, which can be done extremely quickly after the down aerial. At base to very low percentages, when an {{mvsub|Mario|SSB|up tilt}} has too much [[ending lag]] to reliably chain into itself repeatedly and combo into other moves to rack up damage, down aerial→up aerial combos are almost always the quickest way to rack up damage. The move does meteor smash, though the knockback is very low, meaning its greatest use offstage is for [[gimp]]ing [[recover]]ies. However, due to the knockback being fixed, it can combo into itself repeatedly to ensure the opponent is unable to recover. | Mario does a basic drill kick, dealing 3% damage per hit, with up to 8 hits, for a total of 24% damage. It is a [[meteor smash]] with very weak [[set knockback]], though despite this, it is an appreciably useful damage racker, dealing decent damage on its own, while easily being able to combo straight into an {{mvsub|Mario|SSB|up aerial}}, which can be done extremely quickly after the down aerial. At base to very low percentages, when an {{mvsub|Mario|SSB|up tilt}} has too much [[ending lag]] to reliably chain into itself repeatedly and combo into other moves to rack up damage, down aerial→up aerial combos are almost always the quickest way to rack up damage. The move does meteor smash, though the knockback is very low, meaning its greatest use offstage is for [[gimp]]ing [[recover]]ies. However, due to the knockback being fixed, it can combo into itself repeatedly to ensure the opponent is unable to recover. Like other drill attacks in the game, it is heavily [[SDI]]able, slightly limiting its uses, though it is still a rather good move to use. | ||
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==Related moves== | ==Related moves== | ||
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[[Category:Normal attacks (SSB)]] | [[Category:Normal attacks (SSB)]] | ||
[[Category:Down aerials (SSB)]] | [[Category:Down aerials (SSB)]] | ||
[[Category:Drills (SSB)]] | |||
[[Category:Meteor smashes (SSB)]] | [[Category:Meteor smashes (SSB)]] | ||
[[Category:Aerial attacks (SSB)]] | [[Category:Aerial attacks (SSB)]] | ||
