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It's handy if you find yourself using super finishers often to have one usable from a standing front position or similar instead of one from sitting on the top turnbuckle which never happens naturally and leaves you open to several reversals just to set up.
But WHY? It's just the same move he did 10 minutes ago. What makes this one so much more devastating that the last time he did it?
It makes no sense even within the game.
Or like, an Ultra Mushroom that makes you grow twice as big and tough as the regular Super Mushroom. Except like the poison mushrooms from Super Mario for Super Players, they're indistinguishable from regular Super Mushrooms.
And I have to add, it's not "the same move", it's the "super finisher" version of the same move. TOTALLY different!