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**[[Charizard]] and [[Incineroar]] are Fire-type Pokémon and are thus weak to Water-type moves. However, on multiple occasions in ''Pokémon'' media, Charizard have been shown to be capable of swimming and keeping their tail lit even when underwater. | **[[Charizard]] and [[Incineroar]] are Fire-type Pokémon and are thus weak to Water-type moves. However, on multiple occasions in ''Pokémon'' media, Charizard have been shown to be capable of swimming and keeping their tail lit even when underwater. | ||
**[[Sonic]] cannot swim in his own series (except in ''{{s|wikipedia|Sonic Colors}}'', in which he can double jump infinitely in water, and in the ''Mario & Sonic in the Olympic Games'' series, he wears waterwings to compete in aquatic events), but he can in his ''Smash Bros.'' appearances. However, he is notably more frantic than other characters when he enters his drowning animation, and in ''Ultimate'', his swimming animation is similar to his drowning animation, albeit slowed down and a differing expression. | **[[Sonic]] cannot swim in his own series (except in ''{{s|wikipedia|Sonic Colors}}'', in which he can double jump infinitely in water, and in the ''Mario & Sonic in the Olympic Games'' series, he wears waterwings to compete in aquatic events), but he can in his ''Smash Bros.'' appearances. However, he is notably more frantic than other characters when he enters his drowning animation, and in ''Ultimate'', his swimming animation is similar to his drowning animation, albeit slowed down and a differing expression. | ||
**[[Inkling]]s cannot swim in their own series due to having bodies consisting mostly of ink, which would cause them to dissolve and die upon contact with water. This phenomenon does not happen in ''Ultimate'', instead taking gradual damage. A similar situation occurs in the Inklings' playable appearance in ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe'', where they were able to drive underwater without any negative effect, which goes unexplained in universe. | **[[Inkling]]s cannot swim in their own series due to having bodies consisting mostly of ink, which would cause them to dissolve and die upon contact with water. This phenomenon does not happen in ''Ultimate'', instead taking gradual damage. A similar situation occurs in the Inklings' playable appearance in ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe'', where they were able to drive underwater without any negative effect, which goes unexplained in universe logic. | ||
*In {{uv|Minecraft}}, an [[Enderman]] cannot swim and takes damage when in contact with water, and a submerged [[Zombie]] turns into a [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Drowned Drowned] starting with a 2018 update. Neither of these behaviors occur in ''Ultimate'' due to both characters being alternate costumes for [[Steve]], who swims normally. | *In {{uv|Minecraft}}, an [[Enderman]] cannot swim and takes damage when in contact with water, and a submerged [[Zombie]] turns into a [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Drowned Drowned] starting with a 2018 update. Neither of these behaviors occur in ''Ultimate'' due to both characters being alternate costumes for [[Steve]], who swims normally. | ||
*Ironically, even though Squirtle and Greninja are both Water-type Pokemon, they are still capable of drowning when in the water long enough. | *Ironically, even though Squirtle and Greninja are both Water-type Pokemon, they are still capable of drowning when in the water long enough. | ||
