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|fsmashname=Fire Palm Heel ({{ja|ファイア掌底|Faia Shōtei}}) | |fsmashname=Fire Palm Heel ({{ja|ファイア掌底|Faia Shōtei}}) | ||
|fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|17.8}} (fire), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|14.7}} (arm) | |fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|17.8}} (fire), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|14.7}} (arm) | ||
|fsmashdesc=A palm thrust that produces a small explosion. Though it is Mario's slowest ground attack, coming out on frame 15, it is among the quicker forward smashes and considered among the best in the game for several reasons: It is Mario's most powerful KO move when sweet spotted, KOing as low as 65% by the ledge and 90% center stage, the fireball itself is disjointed, can be angled downwards or upwards to hit ledge hangs, and the start-up animation has Mario pull back his hurtbox deceptively far, inadvertently allowing him to avoid several attacks. However, the sweet spot is out prioritized by the sour spot, necessitating good spacing to land | |fsmashdesc=A palm thrust that produces a small explosion. Though it is Mario's slowest ground attack, coming out on frame 15, it is among the quicker forward smashes and considered among the best in the game for several reasons: It is Mario's most powerful KO move when sweet spotted, KOing as low as 65% by the ledge and 90% center stage, the fireball itself is disjointed, can be angled downwards or upwards to hit ledge hangs, and the start-up animation has Mario pull back his hurtbox deceptively far, inadvertently allowing him to avoid several attacks. However, the sweet spot is out prioritized by the sour spot, necessitating good spacing to land. | ||
|usmashname=Lead Headbutt ({{ja|スマッシュヘッドバット|Sumasshu Heddobatto}}, ''Smash Headbutt'') | |usmashname=Lead Headbutt ({{ja|スマッシュヘッドバット|Sumasshu Heddobatto}}, ''Smash Headbutt'') | ||
|usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|14}} | |usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBU|14}} | ||
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|uairname=Air Slash ({{ja|エアスラッシュ|Ea Surasshu}}) | |uairname=Air Slash ({{ja|エアスラッシュ|Ea Surasshu}}) | ||
|uairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|7}} | |uairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|7}} | ||
|uairdesc=A bicycle kick. Has extremely fast startup (frame 4), consistent strength throughout the move, and very low ending and landing lag, making it one of Mario's most versatile combo starters and extenders in his moveset. Can combo into itself easily until higher percents, and can KO off the top at high percents | |uairdesc=A bicycle kick. Has extremely fast startup (frame 4), consistent strength throughout the move, and very low ending and landing lag, making it one of Mario's most versatile combo starters and extenders in his moveset. Can combo into itself easily until higher percents, and can KO off the top at high percents. | ||
|dairname=[[Mario Tornado]] ({{ja|マリオトルネード|Mario Torunēdo}}) | |dairname=[[Mario Tornado]] ({{ja|マリオトルネード|Mario Torunēdo}}) | ||
|dairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|1.4}} (hits 1-5), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|5.5}} (hit 6), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|2}} (landing) | |dairdmg={{ShortHopDmgSSBU|1.4}} (hits 1-5), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|5.5}} (hit 6), {{ShortHopDmgSSBU|2}} (landing) | ||
|dairdesc=Rapidly spins around, trapping opponents and damaging them with a series of [[Wikipedia:Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline|discus clotheslines]] and [[Wikipedia:Professional wrestling attacks#Spinning back fist|spinning backfists]] before assuming a [[wikipedia:Spreadeagle (position)|spread-eagle position]] to launch them. Possesses a rather low startup and ending lag, making the move reasonably safe to use barring its short range and lack of disjointed hitboxes. It also has a landing hitbox that combos reliably into tilts or a grab. However, opponents will occasionally break out of the move before the final hit, especially when Mario is moving quickly through the air. Useful as a combo finisher, combo breaker, and general damage-racking option, and can KO opponents deceptively well at high percentages. Resembles the {{s|mariowiki|Spin Jump}}, a technique that first appeared in ''Super Mario World | |dairdesc=Rapidly spins around, trapping opponents and damaging them with a series of [[Wikipedia:Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline|discus clotheslines]] and [[Wikipedia:Professional wrestling attacks#Spinning back fist|spinning backfists]] before assuming a [[wikipedia:Spreadeagle (position)|spread-eagle position]] to launch them. Possesses a rather low startup and ending lag, making the move reasonably safe to use barring its short range and lack of disjointed hitboxes. It also has a landing hitbox that combos reliably into tilts or a grab. However, opponents will occasionally break out of the move before the final hit, especially when Mario is moving quickly through the air. Useful as a combo finisher, combo breaker, and general damage-racking option, and can KO opponents deceptively well at high percentages. Resembles the {{s|mariowiki|Spin Jump}}, a technique that first appeared in ''Super Mario World''. | ||
|grabname=Grab ({{ja|つかみ|Tsukami}}) | |grabname=Grab ({{ja|つかみ|Tsukami}}) | ||
|grabdesc=Reaches out. Mario's overall grab range is average, but tied for the fastest in the game. | |grabdesc=Reaches out. Mario's overall grab range is average, but tied for the fastest in the game. | ||
