That's a +4 restand, yeah. And it's a legit restand, as in it will put the opponent into a standing state from a juggle state. However, when referring to her restand, most of the time they are referring to her db4. This isn't a true restand, in that if the opponent is airborne then the db4 will knock them down. But as long as they are grounded, it won't launch them and will keep D'Vorah +13.
@Second Saint @Under_The_Mayo I just discovered a new Strepsiptera setup. If you drop down an amplified db3, you can immediately go into b34, which will juggle the opponent into the bugs and allow for a kombo. This even works mid-screen, though you seem to have to delay the b34 a little.
Sadly, that is known, but good job finding it independently. Here's a couple setups for you, not all of them viable, but they can be pretty swaggy.
Midscreen if you setup with [starter], amp db1, micro dash, 21~amp df3
Against large characters, you can combo off of f22u1+3, and it becomes safe because the strep bugs hit right after the u1+3. You can also throw from the same setup, making for some high damaging mix potential. Smaller hurtbox characters are sadly just out of range for this to work.
In the corner, if you read an u3 wakeup after an amp df3 setup, you can nj3, d2, 4~ender for another setup or over 300 damage. The strep keeps them from hitting the ground long enough to continue the combo. Typically, the setup I use to start this is amp db1, 1,1, 4~amp df3. How much hit advantage you have changes how this works.
Not super useful, but pretty cool is that you can combo off a raw d2 from the aforementioned setup, even with reg strep, for a good amount of damage.
If you do a raw db4 from a strep setup, it actually becomes plus on block. How plus depends on the size of the character, ranging from +3 to >+20, depending on if the bugs get time to orbit or explode on their feet.
The interesting part is what happens on hit, provided they don't jump. 2 things can happen, depending on hurtbox size. The strep bug hits right at the end of db4 hit advantage and links or does not. If it links, you're +30 something. Enough that they have to hold a neutral jump.
If it doesn't link, it is one of the few scenarios where they well and truly must block after db4 on hit. It hits before the end of the hit advantage and starts a combo clean. If you hit confirm it from amp df3, you can launch with nj3 or d2. If you just commit from a reg df3, you can launch with nj3.
