Editing Fire

|universe={{uv|Game & Watch}}

In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', Mr. Game & Watch becomes [[helpless]] at the peak of the jump. Since ''Brawl'', he instead opens a parachute to slow down his descent, allowing for much greater horizontal coverage for recoveries. The parachute can be canceled at any time by using any other move and will not cause him to become helpless, but it won't be able to used again until after landing. The combination of this and his down aerial, which makes him plummet at a very high speed in contrast, gives him a unique movement option. If the parachute is canceled as soon as it opens at the peak of the ascent, he will [[fast-fall]], allowing for [[mindgame]]s.

In ''Ultimate'', the move has been heavily buffed, as the initial windbox has been replaced with a frame 3 damaging hitbox (now giving it the fastest startup out of all of Mr. Game & Watch's attacks). Combined with the move granting [[intangibility]] during its ascent and the ability to cancel the descent into any action, Fire is frequently considered the best [[out of shield]] option in the entire game: it has immense overall utility, such as granting an incredibly safe escape option, combo potential at a range of percents, and [[edgeguarding]] recovering opponents.

|ssbmtrophychar=Mr. Game & Watch

|ssbmtrophydesc=When he's in danger of falling, Fire calls out a rescue brigade to send him skyward once more.

{{CustomSet|GameWatch|Up|name1=Fire|desc1=Launch into the air and open a parachute, allowing you to glide down.|name2=Heavy Trampoline|desc2=Lower vertical distance, but you do more damage on the way up.|name3=Trampoline Launch|desc3=Launches you and any foes next to you into the air. No parachute included.}}

''Fire'' is a ''[[Game & Watch]]'' game that released on December 4, 1981 as part of the Wide Screen series. The player takes the role of two firefighters trying to save people from a burning building. Various people jump out of various floors at various speeds, with the player's job being to use a trampoline to bounce them into the awaiting Ambulance on the other side of the screen.

The parachute introduced in ''Brawl'' as part of the move (also used in ''Melee'' as a neutral aerial) comes from the game ''Parachute'', released on June 19, 1981 also as part of the Wide Screen series, in which person in a rowboat tries to catch skydiving paratroopers from a helicopter to prevent them from falling into water.{{clr}}

Game and Watch Fire 2.png|Mr. Game & Watch before being launched in ''Brawl''.

Game and Watch Fire 1.png|Mr. Game & Watch is launched into the air.

Game and Watch Fire 3.png|Mr. Game & Watch slowly floats down after performing the move.

*Although the move has changed in ''Brawl'' onward to include the parachute from the game of the same name, it keeps the name of only the first action of the move even though a parachute does not appear in ''Fire''.

*In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', Fire is tied for the fastest attack in the game, with the first hitbox starting on frame one. The only other moves in ''Melee'' that are frame one are Jigglypuff's [[Rest]] and [[Reflector (Fox)|Fox]] and [[Reflector (Falco)|Falco's Reflector]].