Down tilt, while slow compared to its other moves (coming out at frame 8), has comparably better range and can be useful in 2-framing opponents. Up tilt can combo into itself and set up aerial combos. Forward tilt is one of its most useful tools the move's low end lag makes it safe on shields, can lead into grabs at lower percentages, and can set up jab locks or tech chases at higher percentages. Starting with its normal ground moves, the first hit of its neutral attack comes out on frame 2 making it useful as a "get off me" option. One of Squirtle's strengths is its excellent frame data, as all of its attacks outside of its smash attacks come out before frame 10 and generally have low ending lag, also giving it a very strong combo game when combined with the low knockback on some of its moves. Squirtle also has the ability to crawl and wall cling. Squirtle has decent mobility overall, with average dashing and air speeds, a fast walking speed, very high air acceleration (the eighth highest), high gravity and high jump height, but a below-average falling speed and low traction. Squirtle's small size makes it a hard target to hit, but also gives its attacks (with the exception of its smash attacks) poor range. If Charizard is KOd, Squirtle will always appear on the next revival platform. In relation to Pokémon change, the order is Squirtle- Ivysaur- Charizard. Squirtle will automatically be the first Pokémon on-screen if Pokémon Trainer is selected, though this can be manually changed by pressing the Y button on the character select screen.
Game & Watch for the 3rd-lightest character in the game. Squirtle is the smallest and lightest out of the Pokémon Trainer's Pokémon, with it being tied with Mr.
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