Pokémon Trainer (SSBU)

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As more players began learning how to utilize all three Pokémon, Pokémon Trainer saw an exponential increase in representation. This positive trend culminated in an explosion of results during the summer of 2019 thanks to the efforts of players such as {{Sm|Puppeh}}, {{Sm|moxi}}, and most notably {{Sm|Tweek}}, who placed top 3 at several major tournaments including {{Trn|EVO 2019}}, {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2019}}, and {{Trn|Low Tier City 7}}. This led many to consider Pokémon Trainer to be top 10, if not top 5 in the game at the time.

During and following the pandemic, however, Pokémon Trainer would then see a decline in tourney success, due to multiple factors such as buffs to other characters, a lack of viability online, [[downloadable content]] bringing forth a number of "more" viable characters, as well as several of Pokémon Trainer's best players such as Tweek, Moxi, and Ned dropping them. Despite this, new Pokémon Trainer players such as {{Sm|Quidd}} and {{Sm|Atelier}} rose to take their place, with the former winning Trainer's second major at {{Trn|Let's Make Big Moves}}. As a result of this continued success, Pokémon Trainer is still widely considered to be at least an upper-high tier character, with him ranking 23rd on the first and current tier list, thanks to above-average tournament representation and overall positive community reception.

During and following the [[COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on competitive Smash|COVID-19 pandemic]], however, Pokémon Trainer would then see a decline in tourney success, due to multiple factors such as buffs to other characters, a lack of viability online, [[downloadable content]] bringing forth a number of "more" viable characters, as well as several of Pokémon Trainer's best players such as Tweek, Moxi, and Ned dropping them. Despite this, new Pokémon Trainer players such as {{Sm|Quidd}} and {{Sm|Atelier}} rose to take their place, with the former winning Trainer's second major at {{Trn|Let's Make Big Moves}}. As a result of this continued success, Pokémon Trainer is still widely considered to be at least an upper-high tier character, with him ranking 23rd on the first and current tier list, thanks to above-average tournament representation and overall positive community reception.

===Most historically significant players===

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 As more players began learning how to utilize all three Pokémon, Pokémon Trainer saw an exponential increase in representation. This positive trend culminated in an explosion of results during the summer of 2019 thanks to the efforts of players such as {{Sm|Puppeh}}, {{Sm|moxi}}, and most notably {{Sm|Tweek}}, who placed top 3 at several major tournaments including {{Trn|EVO 2019}}, {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2019}}, and {{Trn|Low Tier City 7}}. This led many to consider Pokémon Trainer to be top 10, if not top 5 in the game at the time.
-During and following the pandemic, however, Pokémon Trainer would then see a decline in tourney success, due to multiple factors such as buffs to other characters, a lack of viability online, [[downloadable content]] bringing forth a number of "more" viable characters, as well as several of Pokémon Trainer's best players such as Tweek, Moxi, and Ned dropping them. Despite this, new Pokémon Trainer players such as {{Sm|Quidd}} and {{Sm|Atelier}} rose to take their place, with the former winning Trainer's second major at {{Trn|Let's Make Big Moves}}. As a result of this continued success, Pokémon Trainer is still widely considered to be at least an upper-high tier character, with him ranking 23rd on the first and current tier list, thanks to above-average tournament representation and overall positive community reception.
+During and following the [[COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on competitive Smash|COVID-19 pandemic]], however, Pokémon Trainer would then see a decline in tourney success, due to multiple factors such as buffs to other characters, a lack of viability online, [[downloadable content]] bringing forth a number of "more" viable characters, as well as several of Pokémon Trainer's best players such as Tweek, Moxi, and Ned dropping them. Despite this, new Pokémon Trainer players such as {{Sm|Quidd}} and {{Sm|Atelier}} rose to take their place, with the former winning Trainer's second major at {{Trn|Let's Make Big Moves}}. As a result of this continued success, Pokémon Trainer is still widely considered to be at least an upper-high tier character, with him ranking 23rd on the first and current tier list, thanks to above-average tournament representation and overall positive community reception.
 ===Most historically significant players===