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Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Squirtle (SSBB), and Ivysaur (SSBB). Charizard (リザードン, Lizardon), stylized as CHARIZARD in Europe, is a playable character

individual hit, see: Charizard (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 1 Charizard (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 2 Charizard (SSBB)/Neutral attack/Hit 3

Squirtle in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Ivysaur (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB). Squirtle (ゼニガメ, Zenigame), stylized as SQUIRTLE in Europe

Ivysaur in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Squirtle (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB). Ivysaur (フシギソウ, Fushigisou), stylized as IVYSAUR in

reach the stage before Charizard can. Charizard remains weak in recovering horizontally, as its glide will not reset if Charizard is hit, forcing the use

[Arm] attack +14 Enguarde: [Body, Spin] attack +15 Funky Kong: [Leg] attack +13 Karate Kong: [Battering] resistance +25 Lanky Kong: [Throwing] attack +6 Party

select few including it. Charizard: [Arm, Leg] attack +10 Deoxys: [Slash] attack +10 Entei: [Flame] attack +20 Goldeen: [Leg] attack +4 Groudon: [Flame] resistance

point for every attack they attempt. Once a Pokémon's stamina drops below 40, its standing animation changes to look fatigued, and its attack damage is multiplied

play into many roles. He combines attacks well, can play up front with low lag smashes and multi-hit neutral attack moves (though his close up game is

[Leg] attack +4 Bowser (DDR:Mario Mix): [Throwing] attack +20 Bowser (Mario Kart 64): [Weapon] attack +13 Bowser (Super Paper Mario): [Arm] attack +23 Coin:

itself: Charizard: [Arm, Leg] Attack +10 Deoxys: [Slash] Attack +10 Entei: [Flame] Attack +20 Goldeen: [Leg] Attack + 4 Gulpin:[Electric] Attack +16 Jigglypuff:

[Specials: Direct] Attack +19 Gomar & Shioh: [Specials: Direct] Attack +10 Samurai Goroh: [Arm] Attack +18 Black Shadow (F-Zero GX):[Flame] Attack +25 In Classic

(tail attack +32) Blathers (tail attack +7) Bowser Jr. (tail attack +25) Chaos (arm/leg attack +10) Chihuahua (tail attack +12) Deoxys (slash attack +10)

hexagonal PK shocks from his fingers in the air in front of him. See also: Category:Lucas players (SSBB)  FAE - Known as a top Lucas main in the U.S.  Mekos

cybernetic eyepatch in Star Fox Assault. Wolf's supine floor attack is the only arm-based attack that involves him throwing a punch rather than using his

[Weapon] Attack +4 Bowser (Mario Power Tennis): [Darkness] Attack +21 Colin: [Specials: Direct] Attack +4 Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule: [Electric] Attack +31 Darknut:

Charizard performs a stomp with both of its feet which meteor smashes airborne opponents and deals 14% (assuming Charizard has stamina). It has the highest

projectiles can easily overwhelm R.O.B. from afar, and it isn't useful as an attack. Overall, with a very flexible ranged game, R.O.B. can be a dangerous foe

Contest without having to transform into Zelda. Neutral attack: The first hit of neutral attack deals less damage (4% → 3%). Both first and second hits

damage (10% → 5%) and sends opponents at the Sakurai angle. Dash attack: Dash attack has less reach (9.54u → 6u). Forward smash: Forward smash deals noticeably

Squirtle and Ivysaur. Charizard has a new side special move called Flare Blitz, a powerful attack, though it inflicts recoil damage on Charizard even if it doesn't

kind of attack but instead just sits wherever it was when the glitch occurred. Using a new attack will overwrite the hitbox with the new attack's properties

Navi flies out in front of him, then returns. Down Taunt: Performs a pose whereby he stands on one leg and holds his sword in an attack position. Similar

Dash attack has less startup lag (frame 6 → 5) and it's clean hit deals horizontal knockback making it better at KOing near the ledge. Dash attack has a

all five Super Smash Bros. games. Charizard, Electrode, and Moltres appear in some capacity in every game, with Charizard being playable since Brawl and Moltres

dodge the grab but Wolf can beat the spot dodge with an attack (ideally a charged smash attack) so the opponent is put into a 50-50 situation. There are

Bros. Ultimate where a character can use low knockback attacks to combo an opponent on the floor that is "prone"; aka "lying down". An animation of the

with Mewtwo's name) will always default to Squirtle prior to Charizard's capture and Charizard after its capture, and Pokémon Change does not exist in Project

this throw can also be charged by holding the attack button while pressing forward, similar to a smash attack. Charging increases its knockback, but because

This special attack is shared by Giga Bowser, both in his boss and playable appearances. There is no time limit to how long the attack can be held in

the third win animation. Glide attack deals more damage (12% → 13%) and has more base knockback (30 → 40). Glide attack no longer auto-cancels on landing

continues to pet it. During Charizard's victory poses, the Pokémon Trainer might say "You did it, Charizard!" ("リザードン, あなたは最高です！", Charizard, you're the best!)

followup into a dash attack, an up smash, a neutral aerial or a down aerial, with his most damaging followup being his gatling combo (dash attack into up smash)

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge

aerial · Glide attack Grab · Pummel · Forward throw · Back throw · Up throw · Down throw Floor attack (front) · Floor attack (back) · Floor attack (trip) · Edge