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:''This article is about Ivysaur's appearance in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]].  For other uses, see [[Ivysaur]].  Also, for information about Ivysaur in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see [[Pokémon Trainer]], [[Squirtle]], and [[Charizard]].''
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{{disambig2|Ivysaur's appearance in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''|other uses|Ivysaur}}
:''For information about Ivysaur in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see [[Pokémon Trainer (SSBB)]], [[Squirtle (SSBB)]], and [[Charizard (SSBB)]].''
{{Infobox Character
{{Infobox Character
|name         = Ivysaur
|name = Ivysaur
|image       = [[Image:BrawlIvysaur.png]]
|image = [[File:Ivysaur SSBB.jpg|250px]]
|caption      = [[Image:Pokémon_Icon.gif]]
|game = SSBB
|universe    = ''[[Pokémon (universe)|Pokémon]]''
|shareslot = {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}}<br>{{SSBB|Charizard}}<br>{{SSBB|Squirtle}}
|games        = ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|SSBB]]''
|ssbgame1 = SSBU
|firstgame    = ''[[Pokémon Red and Blue|Pokémon]]'' (1998, ''Red/Blue'')
(1999, ''Yellow'')
|availability = [[Starter character|Starter]]
|availability = [[Starter character|Starter]]
|tier         =  
|tier = E
|ranking     =  
|ranking = 29
}}
}}
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'''Ivysaur''', also known as Fushigisou ({{ja|フシギソウ}}, ''Fushigisō'') in Japan, is a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', as one of three Pokémon that can be played when [[Pokémon Trainer (SSBB)|Pokémon Trainer]] is selected from the game's character select screen, the other two being [[Squirtle (SSBB)|Squirtle]] and [[Charizard (SSBB)|Charizard]].  
'''Ivysaur''' ({{ja|フシギソウ|Fushigisō}}, ''Fushigisou''), stylized as '''IVYSAUR''' in Europe, is a playable character in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' in a sense; it is one of three Pokémon that are played through {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}}, the other two being {{SSBB|Squirtle}} and {{SSBB|Charizard}}. Ivysaur originated from the original ''Pokémon'' game for Game Boy as the first evolved form of {{pkmn|Bulbasaur}}, one of the initial Pokémon the player can start out with at the beginning of the adventure.
 
Unlike a majority of the characters, Ivysaur has different voice actors, which depend on the region and language. The voice actors respectively are as follows:
*In English: Craig Blair
*In French: Unknown
*In German: Achim Barrenstein
*In Japanese: Tomoko Kawakami
*In Korean: Cha Myung Hwa
 
==Attributes==
Ivysaur is perhaps the most difficult Pokémon to play out of the three. It cannot overpower its foes with deadly force like Charizard can, nor can it overwhelm foes with a high rate of attack like the nimble Squirtle. Furthermore, Ivysaur's major flaws prevent it from applying the same amount of pressure in a matchup as Pokémon Trainer's other Pokémon.
 
KOing is one of Ivysaur's big problems. Ivysaur's two most KO-capable smashes are powerful but slow. Its forward smash deals high knockback, but has rather high startup and ending lag, while its up smash, despite being the strongest up smash in the game, suffers from high startup lag and a difficult-to-land hitbox that doesn't cover much horizontal distance. Ivysaur's forward aerial, its other vertical finisher, only begins to KO at around 130%. A sweetspotted [[Vine Whip]] can make for a superb surprise KO, but its diagonal trajectory makes it difficult to land, and leaves it [[helpless]] and vulnerable to punishment in midair. Ivysaur can pop off a dash attack for a quick and rather powerful headbutt KO, but the dashing animation makes the attack highly predictable and is easily blocked by shielding. Getting KOs is worsened by the Pokémon Trainer stamina trait, should Ivysaur get tired, decreasing the knockback on all of its attacks.
 
Ivysaur's special moves are generally mediocre. [[Bullet Seed]] has the potential to deal upwards of 30% to an enemy, but to be knocked into the seeds, the opponent must be hit by a tiny hitbox on Ivysaur's sides at the start of the move, making it difficult to set up. The seeds are also easily [[SDI]]'ed out of, and the high ending lag leaves Ivysaur vulnerable to punishment if the move misses. [[Razor Leaf]] is Ivysaur's only ranged projectile, but its unpredictable flight path, low knockback, high startup and ending lag, and slow speed render it ineffective for purposes such as [[camping]] and harassing.
 
Ivysaur is burdened with its weakness to fire-based knockback. While Squirtle is the only character in the game to do water-based knockback (discounting Mario with his [[F.L.U.D.D.]]), there are many more characters than just Charizard who utilize fire-based knockback in their more powerful moves ({{SSBB|R.O.B.}}, {{SSBB|Ike}}, {{SSBB|Luigi}}, {{SSBB|Snake}}, {{SSBB|Mario}}, {{SSBB|Captain Falcon}}, {{SSBB|Mr. Game & Watch}}, etc.), and have an easier time KO'ing Ivysaur as a result (one of the most notorious examples of this is Luigi with his [[Fire Jump Punch]], who can KO Ivysaur at as low as 40%. Snake can also KO Ivysaur with a fully-charged side smash at 5% at the ledge.) It also has quite a long rolling dodge animation, making it vulnerable to punishment by an opponent.
 
Ivysaur's worst weaknesses, though, are its atrocious air game and recovery. Ivysaur has a tough time using aerials against opponents offensively, and is frequently at risk to being pushed to the edge while airborne. Its back aerial deals extremely low damage and poor knockback, and its neutral aerial has very short range and can easily be SDI'ed out of. His up and down aerial have small vertical hitboxes; combined with the fact that using these moves midair causes a change in Ivysaur's momentum, these moves are very difficult to land. While his up aerial delivers powerful vertical knockback, his down aerial is an extremely weak [[meteor smash]] that doesn't deal meaningful knockback until very high percents, making it generally ineffective as an edgeguarding tool. Ivysaur's best aerial, his forward aerial, only covers the area directly in front of it, leaving it with few meaningful options while in the air. Its poor aerials, combined with its very slow air speed, severely cripple its aerial game. Furthermore, Ivysaur's recovery is considered among the worst in ''Brawl''. While its midair jump is decent, Ivysaur relies on its [[tether recovery]], [[Vine Whip]] to return to the stage and this move can easily be [[edgehog]]ged by opponents simply grabbing the ledge. This leaves Ivysaur with perhaps the shortest recovery in the game, and completely devastates its ability to recover safely from offstage, often dying to quick [[gimp]]s; A launch offstage is usually enough to nearly guarantee a successful edgeguard on the Pokémon.


Ivysaur is a rare sight as a fighter, because it is a specifically quadrupedal character, even in comparison to [[Pikachu]], [[Pichu]], and [[Squirtle]] which alternate between bipedal and quadrupedal action. To make up for its lack of arms, it prominently uses its vines as substitutes. Most people feel that Ivysaur is the most balanced of the three Pokémon. Ivysaur excels at long-range attacking, projectiles, and racking up damage. In Adventure Mode, [[Pokémon Trainer]] cannot use Ivysaur until the player progresses far enough into the story of ''The [[Subspace Emissary]]'' as with [[Charizard (SSBB)|Charizard]].  
It does have a good grab game, however; Ivysaur's vines give it one of the best [[pivot grab]]s along with {{SSBB|Yoshi}}, and its running grab sports decent range as well (the standing grab, however, has surprisingly low range and a laggy "miss" animation). Once having grabbed, Ivysaur can use either a down or forward throw to maintain stage control.


==Pros and Cons==
In summary, Ivysaur's difficulties KO'ing opponents, poor air game, laggy attacks, short reach, and atrocious recovery leave it as the clear runt of the litter among the three Generation I starter Pokémon. Competitive players argue that if Ivysaur was a standalone fighter, due to its lack of prominent strengths and debilitating flaws, it would be a contender for the worst character in the game, competing with bottom-tier characters such as {{SSBB|Link}}, {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}, {{SSBB|Zelda}}, and {{SSBB|Ganondorf}} with some players putting it as the single worst character in the game.
===Pros:===
 
*[[Bullet Seed]] can rack up 30-50% damage (Seed Locking), even with good [[DI]] and can possibly turn into a combo if followed by up tilt/smash.
==Moveset==
*Vines based attacks are a huge disjointed [[hitbox]].
''For a gallery of Ivysaur's hitboxes, see [[Ivysaur (SSBB)/Hitboxes|here]].''
*[[Down aerial]] can spike if the opponent is hit near the bud.
{{MovesetTable
*[[Razor Leaf]] can go through multiple opponents and its damage will not weaken from fatigue.
|game=SSBB
*[[Back aerial]] has long range and is great for spacing.  
|neutralcount=2
*[[Up aerial]], [[Down aerial]], and [[Up smash]] are all powerful finishers.
|neutralinf=y
*Dash Attack is capable of finishing an opponent at around 100% and is very quick.
|neutralname=&nbsp;
*Can change to two other Pokémon if necessary.
|neutral1dmg=3%
*Can [[Crawl]], although given Ivysaur's low position to the ground, its usefulness is questionable.
|neutral2dmg=2%
*[[Vine Whip]] is a [[Tether Recovery]] and has a [[sweetspot]] at the tip of the vine with good knockback.
|neutralinfdmg=2% (hit 1), 1% (hit 2)
*Up smash does serious damage and [[knockback]].
|neutraldesc=Ivysaur whips a vine, then another, then extends the range for repeated vine slaps.
*Jab combo near edge can edge guard.
|ftiltname=&nbsp;
*All tilts have good range, damage, and spacing properties.
|ftiltdmg=1-2% (hits 1-6), 2% (hit 7)
*Many attacks have excellent range.
|ftiltdesc=Ivysaur leans forward and spins the leaves around the main bulb like a helicopter blade, hitting multiple times.
*Ivysaur is capable of attacking in all directions. Bullet Seed and U-tilt hits above, Razor Leaf at distances, Vine Whip diagonally above, and D-Smash, standard attack, and D-Tilt all hit at its feet.
|utiltname=&nbsp;
*Razor Leaf can be used in situational cases to prevent edgehoggers.
|utiltdmg=7%
*Ivysaur's up aerial propels itself downward, which can be used to strategically evade opponents or to cancel upward momentum.
|utiltdesc=Ivysaur plants its vines on the ground and launches itself into the air.
*Long range grabs.
|dtiltname=&nbsp;
*Water Attacks such as Squirtle's [[Up smash]] have less knockback.
|dtiltdmg=2% (hit 1), 5% (hit 2)
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|dtiltdesc=Ivysaur whips two vines quickly along the ground, hitting twice with good range.
REMEMBER: Ivysaur, like all Pokémon in Brawl, has no gender. Be sure to use "it" instead of "he".
|dashname=&nbsp;
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|dashdmg=12% (clean), 10% (late)
|dashdesc=Ivysaur slides along the ground, headbutting foes.
|fsmashname=&nbsp;
|fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|16}}
|fsmashdesc=Ivysaur plants its vines on the ground and launches its body forward. Can be angled.
|usmashname=Exploding Flower ({{ja|ばくれつフラワー|Bakuretsu Furawā}})
|usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|17}}
|usmashdesc=Ivysaur launches a burst of spores from its bulb. It is the strongest up smash in terms of knockback and has decent range.
|dsmashname=&nbsp;
|dsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|8}}
|dsmashdesc=Ivysaur quickly whips out vines across the ground simultaneously on both sides. Deals horribly low damage and knockback for a smash attack. Can cause opponents to sometimes trip.
|nairname=&nbsp;
|nairdmg=2% (hits 1-7)
|nairdesc=Ivysaur spins while facing diagonally downwards. Hits multiple times with the last hit dealing minor knockback. The first 6 hits deal set knockback, which helps connect into the final hit. Has mild spike properties underneath its hind legs.
|fairname=&nbsp;
|fairdmg=12% (vine), 10% (tip)
|fairdesc=Ivysaur slaps forward with a vine. Deals vertical knockback.
|bairname=&nbsp;
|bairdmg=2% (hit 1), 3% (hit 2 tip), 2% (hit 2 base)
|bairdesc=Ivysaur spins around vertically and hits behind itself with two vines. Low damage with very low knockback, but has excellent range.
|uairname=&nbsp;
|uairdmg=16%
|uairdesc=Ivysaur shoots a burst of gas out of the bulb with high knockback. The move causes Ivysaur to [[fast fall]], which is often used for [[momentum cancelling]].
|dairname=&nbsp;
|dairdmg=10% (sourspot), 8% (sweetspot)
|dairdesc=Turns upside-down and shoots a burst of gas out of its bulb that's similar to its up aerial but deals slightly less knockback. There is a sweetspot at the bulb that [[meteor smash]]es opponents. Using the move halts Ivysaur's momentum in the air.
|grabname=&nbsp;
|grabdesc=Stretches its vines and binds the opponent.
|pummelname=&nbsp;
|pummeldmg=3%
|pummeldesc=Squeezes opponent.
|fthrowname=&nbsp;
|fthrowdmg=8%
|fthrowdesc=Grabs opponent with vines and tosses them forward.
|bthrowname=&nbsp;
|bthrowdmg=10%
|bthrowdesc=Grabs opponents with vines, does a full spin, and tosses them back.
|uthrowname=&nbsp;
|uthrowdmg=10%
|uthrowdesc=Grabs opponent with vines and bounces them into the air with the bud on its back. Good for Bullet Seed combos.
|dthrowname=&nbsp;
|dthrowdmg=10%
|dthrowdesc=Grabs opponent with vines, does a flip, and smashes them to the ground. Good for follow-ups.
|floorfname=&nbsp;
|floorfdmg=6%
|floorfdesc=Get up with an horizontal spin, swinging its vines.
|floorbname=&nbsp;
|floorbdmg=6%
|floorbdesc=Gets up and hits both sides with its vines.
|floortname=&nbsp;
|floortdmg=5%
|floortdesc=Stands up and hits both sides with its vines.
|edgefname=&nbsp;
|edgefdmg=8% (vine), 6% (body)
|edgefdesc=Climbs onto the edge and swings a vine.
|edgesname=&nbsp;
|edgesdmg=10%
|edgesdesc=Slowly gets up and headbutts onto the stage.
|nsname=Bullet Seed
|nsdmg=4% (startup), 1-2% (seeds)
|nsdesc=Ivysaur sends a barrage of seeds ascending from its bulb. Can be used to rack up damage to opponents who are above Ivysaur.
|ssname=Razor Leaf
|ssdmg=8% (clean), 6% (mid), 4% (late)
|ssdesc=Ivysaur shoots a large single leaf, which can hit multiple foes. The leaf can travel faster if the [[control stick]] is tapped.
|usname=Vine Whip
|usdmg=Ground: 7% (nearest), 8% (near), 9% (mid), 10% (far), 13% (tip)<br>Air: 11% (sourspot), 13% (sweetspot)
|usdesc=Ivysaur shoots a vine diagonally upwards, which works as a [[tether recovery]]. Ivysaur will gain a slight boost upwards when the move is used in the air.
|dsname=Pokémon Change
|dsdmg=0%
|dsdesc=The {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}} calls Ivysaur back by throwing a Poké Ball and then sends out {{SSBB|Charizard}}.
|fsname=Triple Finish
|fsdmg=1% (SolarBeam)
|fsdesc=The {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}} sends out both {{SSBB|Charizard}} and {{SSBB|Squirtle}} and all three Pokémon perform a combination attack.
}}
 
===Stats===
{{technical data|Needs short hop and double jump heights}}
{{Attributes
|cast      = 39
|weight    = 100
|rweight    = 15-16
|dash      = 1.4
|rdash      = 22-27
|run        = 1.5
|rrun      = 17-20
|walk      = 1.05
|rwalk      = 21-22
|trac      = 0.0532
|rtrac      = 27
|airfric    = 0.014
|rairfric  = 13-14
|air        = 0.752
|rair      = 36-37
|baseaccel  = 0.01
|rbaseaccel = 7-36
|addaccel  = 0.085
|raddaccel  = 8-9
|gravity    = 0.07
|rgravity  = 28-29
|fall      = 1.35
|rfall      = 22-23
|ff        = 1.89
|rff        = 25-26
|jumpsquat  = 5
|rjumpsquat = 11-26
|jumpheight = 32.25446429
|rjumpheight= 23
|shorthop  = ?
|rshorthop  = ?
|djump      = ?
|rdjump    = ?
}}
 
===[[Announcer]] call===
{{audio|Needs announcer calls from other languages.}}
<gallery>
Ivysaur English Announcer SSBB.wav|English
</gallery>
 
===[[Wii Remote selection sound]]===
{{SelectSound|char=Pokémon Trainer|desc=The Trainer releases a Poké Ball and says "Go for it!".}}
 
===[[On-screen appearance]]===
{{Appearance
|desc=The Pokémon Trainer releases Ivysaur from a Poké Ball and yells "Go Ivysaur!"
|char=Ivysaur
|game=SSBB}}
 
===[[Taunt]]s===
{{Taunt/SSBB
|char=Ivysaur
|desc-up=Spins its bud, and shakes off some leaves.
|desc-side=Stands on its front legs and walks around while saying "Saur, Ivysaur".
|desc-down=Spins around and extends its vines doing a dance, it throws around some leaves while saying "Ivy, Ivy".}}
 
===[[Idle pose]]s===
{{Idle
|desc-1=Stomps from side to side.
|desc-2=Looks around then shakes its body.
|image-1=Ivysaur Idle Pose 2 Brawl.png
|image-2=Ivysaur Idle Pose 1 Brawl.png}}
 
===[[Crowd cheer]]===
{{Crowd
|char=Pokemon Trainer
|game=Brawl
|desc-us=Po-ké-mon!
|desc-jp=Po-ké-mon!
|pitch-us=Group chant
|pitch-jp=Group chant}}


===Cons:===
===[[Victory pose]]s===
*Tether-only recovery is easily edge-hogged.
''Note: The Pokémon Trainer says "Way to go, Ivysaur!" in all three victory poses.''
*Difficult to pick up for some due to extremely defensive style of play.
{{Victory/SSBB
*Vine Whip's distorted hitbox makes it hard to accurately hit opponents.
|victory-theme=PokemonUniverseTheme.ogg
*Short jumps combined with the tether-only recovery makes Ivysaur easily [[edge-guard]]ed.
|victory-desc=An excerpt from the main theme of the ''Pokémon'' series. It is shared with {{SSBB|Pikachu}}, {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}, and {{SSBB|Lucario}}.
*KO moves are fairly slow.
|desc-up=Jumps and lands on its belly.
*Poor air speed (third slowest along with [[Ice Climbers (SSBB)|Ice Climbers]])
|desc-left=Stands in a battle-ready pose.
*Easy to [[juggle]].
|desc-right=Pokémon Trainer pets it, and Ivysaur jumps on him, but Pokémon Trainer puts it down and continues to pet him.
*Razor Leaf is an unreliable projectile at long range; it has a random trajectory.
|char=Ivysaur}}
*Gets knocked back further from fire based moves, like Lucas' PK Fire, Falcon Punch, Fire Pikmin attacks, etc.


==Standard Moves==
==Role in [[The Subspace Emissary]]==
===Ground Attacks===
[[File:Ivysaur Subspace Emissary.png|thumb|300px|Ivysaur as a trophy in ''[[SSE]]''.]]
*Dash - Charges and does a headbutt. Very quick and powerful.
{{main|Pokémon Trainer (SSBB)#Role in The Subspace Emissary|l1=Pokémon Trainer}}
*Neutral - Whips a vine forward. The more the player presses/holds the normal attack button, the more times it does this, and it actually gets longer after the first few hits, maintaining the combo even if they get knocked away a little.
While in [[The Ruins]], {{SSBB|Lucas}} and {{SSBB|Pokémon Trainer}} discover Ivysaur in [[trophy]] form at the end of a torch-lit hallway. Pokémon Trainer then throws a [[Poké Ball]] at the trophy to capture Ivysaur, adding it to his team alongside {{SSBB|Squirtle}}. It is unknown why Ivysaur is a trophy, and why it is in the ruins.{{clr}}
*Up Tilt - Plants vines on the ground and launches body in to the air, hitting a fair distance above the ground. This also allows Ivysaur to dodge moves at the ground level.
*Down Tilt - Whips a vine along the ground. Similar in range to [[Marth (SSBB)|Marth]]'s down tilt. Two hits.
*Forward Tilt - Spins the leaves around the main bulb like a helicopter blade and leans forward, hitting multiple times. After attacking, Ivysaur returns to where it was before it leaned over, making it difficult to counterattack.
*Up Smash - Launches a burst of gas from the bulb. Incredible knockback, decent range, and a disjointed hitbox. The hitbox also covers Ivysaur's sides, to an extent. However, it is incredibly slow.
*Down Smash - Quickly whips out vines from both sides along the ground. Very good range, but low damage and knockback.
*Forward Smash - Plants vines on the ground and launches the body forward. Good range, decent knockback, and returns to starting position afterwards.
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REMEMBER: Ivysaur, like all Pokémon in Brawl, has no gender. Be sure to use "it" instead of "he".
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===Aerial Attacks===
==In Solo Modes==
*Neutral Aerial - Points head diagonally downwards and flattens leaves against body, spinning. Hits multiple times, the last hit having moderate knockback.
==={{SSBB|Classic Mode}}===
*Forward Aerial - Slaps forward with a vine, with decent damage and knockback. Hits opponent either forward or upwards depending on where the vines strike. Auto canceled.
In Classic Mode, Pokémon Trainer can appear as an opponent or ally in Stage 3 along with {{SSBB|Pikachu}}, {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}, and {{SSBB|Lucario}} on [[Pokémon Stadium 2]] or [[Spear Pillar]] (with the latter available if it has been unlocked). Pokémon Trainer can also appear as an opponent in Stage 11, but only if he hasn't appeared in Stage 3.
*Back Aerial - Turns its top towards the front of the screen, extends two vines far behind it, and spins. Very long range, but very low damage and knockback.
*Up Aerial - Similar to up smash, but slightly lower range. Shoots a burst of gas out of the bulb with high knockback. Shoots Ivysaur downwards.
*Down Aerial - Turns upside-down and uses the Up Aerial, shooting a burst of gas out of the bulb with high knockback. It cancels aerial momentum entirely, and spikes if the opponent is touching the bulb.


===Grabs and Throws===
===[[All-Star Mode]]===
*Pummel - Vines squeeze opponent
In All-Star Mode, Pokémon Trainer is fought in Stage 18 alongside {{SSBB|Pikachu}}, {{SSBB|Jigglypuff}}, and {{SSBB|Lucario}} on [[Pokémon Stadium 2]] or [[Spear Pillar]] (with the latter available if it has been unlocked). Uniquely, the player must KO Pokémon Trainer three times to progress.
*Down Throw - Grabs opponent with vines, does a flip, and smashes them to the ground.
*Back Throw - Grabs opponents with vines, does a full spin, and tosses them back.
*Up Throw - Grabs opponent with vines and bounces them into the air with the bud on its back.
*Forward Throw - Grabs opponent with vines and tosses them forward.
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REMEMBER: Ivysaur, like all Pokémon in Brawl, has no gender. Be sure to use "it" instead of "he".
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==Special Moves==
{{Ivysaur Special Moves}}
{{Pokémon Trainer Special Moves}}


== Special Movements ==
===[[Event Match]]es===
===[[Taunt|Taunts]]===
''Note: Ivysaur is only featured in one event that does not include the Pokémon Trainer.''


'''Up:''' Spins its flower, and shakes off some leaves.
====Solo Events====
*'''[[Event 8: Go! Triple Finish!]]''': The player controls Pikachu, who must defeat {{SSBB|Squirtle}}, Ivysaur, and {{SSBB|Charizard}} on [[Pokémon Stadium]].


'''Side:''' Hand stands and walks around while saying "Saur, Ivysaur".
===[[Congratulations_screen#Super_Smash_Bros._Brawl|Congratulations Screens]]===
<center>
<gallery>
Pokemon Trainer Congratulations Screen Classic Mode Brawl.png|Classic Mode
Pokemon Trainer Congratulations Screen All-Star Brawl.png|All-Star Mode
</gallery>
</center>


'''Down:''' It spins around and extends its vines doing a dance, and it throws around some leaves.
==[[Trophy]]==
Ivysaur's trophy is obtained by clearing {{SSBB|Classic Mode}} with the Pokémon Trainer and must deliver the final hit to {{SSBB|Master Hand}} with Ivysaur.


===[[On-Screen Appearance]]===
{{Trophy/Fighter
Appears from a Poké Ball.
|name=Ivysaur
|image=Ivysaur - Brawl Trophy.png
|mode=Classic
|desc=A Seed Pokémon that is the evolved form of Bulbasaur. It has a flower bulb on its back, the weight of which has made it develop strong legs and hips. If the bud gets too big, the Pokémon can't stand on two legs alone. At a certain level, it evolves into Venusaur. When this happens, the bulb absorbs nutrients and blossoms into a large-petaled flower.
|gamelist={{Trophy games|console1=GB|game1=Pokémon Red/Blue|console2=GBA|game2=Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen}}
|game=Brawl
}}
{{clrl}}


===[[Victory Pose]]===
==[[Alternate costume (SSBB)#Pokémon Trainer|Alternate costumes]]==
'''[[Victory Theme]]''': ''[[Victory Theme#Pokemon Red/Blue Main Theme|Pokémon Red/Blue Main Theme]]''
{|style="margin:1em auto 1em auto;text-align:center"
*Pokémon Trainer pets it, and Ivysaur jumps on him, but Pokémon Trainer puts Ivysaur back down and continues to pet it.
|-
*Jumps and lands on its belly, saying, "Ivysaur, saur saur saur!"
|colspan=5|[[File:Pokémon Trainer Palette (SSBB).png]]
*Stands in a battle-ready pose.
|-
|{{Head|Ivysaur|g=SSBB|s=25px}}
|{{Head|Ivysaur|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Red}}
|{{Head|Ivysaur|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Green}}
|{{Head|Ivysaur|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=Blue}}
|{{Head|Ivysaur|g=SSBB|s=25px|cl=White}}
|}


===[[Wii Remote|Wii Remote Choice]]===
==Gallery==
A Poké Ball release sound is heard, and the Pokémon Trainer says "Go for it!"
<gallery>
<!--
Ivysaur in Skyworld.jpg|Ivysaur in [[Skyworld]].
REMEMBER: Ivysaur, like all Pokémon in Brawl, has no gender. Be sure to use "it" instead of "he".
Bullet Seed.jpg|Ivysaur using Bullet Seed.
-->
IvysaurRazorLeaf.png|Ivysaur using Razor Leaf.
===[[Classic Mode|Credits Music]]===
vinewhip.jpg|Vine Whip used as a tether recovery.
*''Road to Viridian City (From Pallet Town/Pewter City)''
Vinewhip0.jpg|Ivysaur landing the [[Sweet spot (hitbox)|sweetspot]] with Vine Whip.
Triple Finish Dialogue Box.jpg|Triple Finish dialogue box.
Triple Finish.jpg|Pokemon Trainer using Triple Finish.
</gallery>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Oddly enough, the ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl Prima Official Strategy Guide'' states that for unknown reasons, Ivysaur is actually lightweight, while Squirtle is midweight. Ivysaur should be 13.5 lbs heavier.
*When Ivysaur moves, it sheds very small leaves, similar to {{SSBB|Pit}}'s feathers shedding when he jumps.
*Ivysaur is the only character that is not seen outside of its trophy form during cutscenes in ''The Subspace Emissary'' (not counting the credits).
*Unlike other characters, when Ivysaur crouches repetitively, the animation doesn't completely finish; the bud on its back will stand up straight.
*Ivysaur is sixteenth heaviest and fastest (tied with Mario, Bowser, R.O.B., and Lucas).
*If characters try to grab Ivysaur, they will be grabbing its bud even when grabbing in front of it.
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*Ivysaur is one of the only characters who never uses any of their frontal limbs (or any of their limbs) for any attack (including grabs), the other being {{SSBB|Yoshi}} (though Yoshi still uses items with his hands and throws eggs in his [[Egg Throw]] with his left hand).
REMEMBER: Ivysaur, like all Pokémon in Brawl, has no determined gender. Be sure to use "it" instead of "(s)he".
*In The Subspace Emissary, Ivysaur is in trophy form in its only cutscene appearance. This makes it the only character that is not seen outside of their trophy form during cutscenes in this mode (not counting the credits).
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**Ivysaur also has an open mouth in its trophy appearance, unlike the official render or in-game trophy.
 
*According to the Pokédex, Ivysaur is supposed to weigh a mere 28.7 pounds (13 kilograms). Despite this, Ivysaur is one of the heavier characters in ''Brawl'', with a weight value of 100, which is as heavy as {{SSBB|Lucario}}, a Pokémon that is supposed to weigh more than four times as much as Ivysaur.
==External Links==
*Unlike Charizard and Squirtle, none of Ivysaur's special moves are HMs in the ''Pokémon'' games.


*[http://www.smashbros.com/en_us/characters/pokemon_trainer.html Pokémon Trainer's page at ''Smash Bros DOJO!!'']
==External links==
*[https://www.smashbros.com/wii/en_us/characters/pokemon_trainer.html Pokémon Trainer's page at ''Smash Bros DOJO!!'']


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Latest revision as of 22:05, November 9, 2024

This article is about Ivysaur's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. For other uses, see Ivysaur.
For information about Ivysaur in regards to Pokémon Trainer, see Pokémon Trainer (SSBB), Squirtle (SSBB), and Charizard (SSBB).
Ivysaur
in Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Ivysaur SSBB.jpg
PokemonSymbol.svg
Universe Pokémon
Shares character slot with Pokémon Trainer
Charizard
Squirtle
Other playable appearance in Ultimate


Availability Starter
Final Smash Triple Finish
Tier E (29)
Ivysaur (SSBB)

Ivysaur (フシギソウ, Fushigisou), stylized as IVYSAUR in Europe, is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Brawl in a sense; it is one of three Pokémon that are played through Pokémon Trainer, the other two being Squirtle and Charizard. Ivysaur originated from the original Pokémon game for Game Boy as the first evolved form of Bulbasaur, one of the initial Pokémon the player can start out with at the beginning of the adventure.

Unlike a majority of the characters, Ivysaur has different voice actors, which depend on the region and language. The voice actors respectively are as follows:

  • In English: Craig Blair
  • In French: Unknown
  • In German: Achim Barrenstein
  • In Japanese: Tomoko Kawakami
  • In Korean: Cha Myung Hwa

Attributes[edit]

Ivysaur is perhaps the most difficult Pokémon to play out of the three. It cannot overpower its foes with deadly force like Charizard can, nor can it overwhelm foes with a high rate of attack like the nimble Squirtle. Furthermore, Ivysaur's major flaws prevent it from applying the same amount of pressure in a matchup as Pokémon Trainer's other Pokémon.

KOing is one of Ivysaur's big problems. Ivysaur's two most KO-capable smashes are powerful but slow. Its forward smash deals high knockback, but has rather high startup and ending lag, while its up smash, despite being the strongest up smash in the game, suffers from high startup lag and a difficult-to-land hitbox that doesn't cover much horizontal distance. Ivysaur's forward aerial, its other vertical finisher, only begins to KO at around 130%. A sweetspotted Vine Whip can make for a superb surprise KO, but its diagonal trajectory makes it difficult to land, and leaves it helpless and vulnerable to punishment in midair. Ivysaur can pop off a dash attack for a quick and rather powerful headbutt KO, but the dashing animation makes the attack highly predictable and is easily blocked by shielding. Getting KOs is worsened by the Pokémon Trainer stamina trait, should Ivysaur get tired, decreasing the knockback on all of its attacks.

Ivysaur's special moves are generally mediocre. Bullet Seed has the potential to deal upwards of 30% to an enemy, but to be knocked into the seeds, the opponent must be hit by a tiny hitbox on Ivysaur's sides at the start of the move, making it difficult to set up. The seeds are also easily SDI'ed out of, and the high ending lag leaves Ivysaur vulnerable to punishment if the move misses. Razor Leaf is Ivysaur's only ranged projectile, but its unpredictable flight path, low knockback, high startup and ending lag, and slow speed render it ineffective for purposes such as camping and harassing.

Ivysaur is burdened with its weakness to fire-based knockback. While Squirtle is the only character in the game to do water-based knockback (discounting Mario with his F.L.U.D.D.), there are many more characters than just Charizard who utilize fire-based knockback in their more powerful moves (R.O.B., Ike, Luigi, Snake, Mario, Captain Falcon, Mr. Game & Watch, etc.), and have an easier time KO'ing Ivysaur as a result (one of the most notorious examples of this is Luigi with his Fire Jump Punch, who can KO Ivysaur at as low as 40%. Snake can also KO Ivysaur with a fully-charged side smash at 5% at the ledge.) It also has quite a long rolling dodge animation, making it vulnerable to punishment by an opponent.

Ivysaur's worst weaknesses, though, are its atrocious air game and recovery. Ivysaur has a tough time using aerials against opponents offensively, and is frequently at risk to being pushed to the edge while airborne. Its back aerial deals extremely low damage and poor knockback, and its neutral aerial has very short range and can easily be SDI'ed out of. His up and down aerial have small vertical hitboxes; combined with the fact that using these moves midair causes a change in Ivysaur's momentum, these moves are very difficult to land. While his up aerial delivers powerful vertical knockback, his down aerial is an extremely weak meteor smash that doesn't deal meaningful knockback until very high percents, making it generally ineffective as an edgeguarding tool. Ivysaur's best aerial, his forward aerial, only covers the area directly in front of it, leaving it with few meaningful options while in the air. Its poor aerials, combined with its very slow air speed, severely cripple its aerial game. Furthermore, Ivysaur's recovery is considered among the worst in Brawl. While its midair jump is decent, Ivysaur relies on its tether recovery, Vine Whip to return to the stage and this move can easily be edgehogged by opponents simply grabbing the ledge. This leaves Ivysaur with perhaps the shortest recovery in the game, and completely devastates its ability to recover safely from offstage, often dying to quick gimps; A launch offstage is usually enough to nearly guarantee a successful edgeguard on the Pokémon.

It does have a good grab game, however; Ivysaur's vines give it one of the best pivot grabs along with Yoshi, and its running grab sports decent range as well (the standing grab, however, has surprisingly low range and a laggy "miss" animation). Once having grabbed, Ivysaur can use either a down or forward throw to maintain stage control.

In summary, Ivysaur's difficulties KO'ing opponents, poor air game, laggy attacks, short reach, and atrocious recovery leave it as the clear runt of the litter among the three Generation I starter Pokémon. Competitive players argue that if Ivysaur was a standalone fighter, due to its lack of prominent strengths and debilitating flaws, it would be a contender for the worst character in the game, competing with bottom-tier characters such as Link, Jigglypuff, Zelda, and Ganondorf with some players putting it as the single worst character in the game.

Moveset[edit]

For a gallery of Ivysaur's hitboxes, see here.

  Name Damage Description
Neutral attack   3% Ivysaur whips a vine, then another, then extends the range for repeated vine slaps.
2%
2% (hit 1), 1% (hit 2)
Forward tilt   1-2% (hits 1-6), 2% (hit 7) Ivysaur leans forward and spins the leaves around the main bulb like a helicopter blade, hitting multiple times.
Up tilt   7% Ivysaur plants its vines on the ground and launches itself into the air.
Down tilt   2% (hit 1), 5% (hit 2) Ivysaur whips two vines quickly along the ground, hitting twice with good range.
Dash attack   12% (clean), 10% (late) Ivysaur slides along the ground, headbutting foes.
Forward smash   16% Ivysaur plants its vines on the ground and launches its body forward. Can be angled.
Up smash Exploding Flower (ばくれつフラワー) 17% Ivysaur launches a burst of spores from its bulb. It is the strongest up smash in terms of knockback and has decent range.
Down smash   8% Ivysaur quickly whips out vines across the ground simultaneously on both sides. Deals horribly low damage and knockback for a smash attack. Can cause opponents to sometimes trip.
Neutral aerial   2% (hits 1-7) Ivysaur spins while facing diagonally downwards. Hits multiple times with the last hit dealing minor knockback. The first 6 hits deal set knockback, which helps connect into the final hit. Has mild spike properties underneath its hind legs.
Forward aerial   12% (vine), 10% (tip) Ivysaur slaps forward with a vine. Deals vertical knockback.
Back aerial   2% (hit 1), 3% (hit 2 tip), 2% (hit 2 base) Ivysaur spins around vertically and hits behind itself with two vines. Low damage with very low knockback, but has excellent range.
Up aerial   16% Ivysaur shoots a burst of gas out of the bulb with high knockback. The move causes Ivysaur to fast fall, which is often used for momentum cancelling.
Down aerial   10% (sourspot), 8% (sweetspot) Turns upside-down and shoots a burst of gas out of its bulb that's similar to its up aerial but deals slightly less knockback. There is a sweetspot at the bulb that meteor smashes opponents. Using the move halts Ivysaur's momentum in the air.
Grab   — Stretches its vines and binds the opponent.
Pummel   3% Squeezes opponent.
Forward throw   8% Grabs opponent with vines and tosses them forward.
Back throw   10% Grabs opponents with vines, does a full spin, and tosses them back.
Up throw   10% Grabs opponent with vines and bounces them into the air with the bud on its back. Good for Bullet Seed combos.
Down throw   10% Grabs opponent with vines, does a flip, and smashes them to the ground. Good for follow-ups.
Forward roll
Back roll
Spot dodge
Air dodge 		— —
Techs — —
Floor attack (front)
Floor getups (front) 		  6% Get up with an horizontal spin, swinging its vines.
Floor attack (back)
Floor getups (back) 		  6% Gets up and hits both sides with its vines.
Floor attack (trip)
Floor getups (trip) 		  5% Stands up and hits both sides with its vines.
Edge attack (fast)
Edge getups (fast) 		  8% (vine), 6% (body) Climbs onto the edge and swings a vine.
Edge attack (slow)
Edge getups (slow) 		  10% Slowly gets up and headbutts onto the stage.
Neutral special Bullet Seed 4% (startup), 1-2% (seeds) Ivysaur sends a barrage of seeds ascending from its bulb. Can be used to rack up damage to opponents who are above Ivysaur.
Side special Razor Leaf 8% (clean), 6% (mid), 4% (late) Ivysaur shoots a large single leaf, which can hit multiple foes. The leaf can travel faster if the control stick is tapped.
Up special Vine Whip Ground: 7% (nearest), 8% (near), 9% (mid), 10% (far), 13% (tip)
Air: 11% (sourspot), 13% (sweetspot)		 Ivysaur shoots a vine diagonally upwards, which works as a tether recovery. Ivysaur will gain a slight boost upwards when the move is used in the air.
Down special Pokémon Change 0% The Pokémon Trainer calls Ivysaur back by throwing a Poké Ball and then sends out Charizard.
Final Smash Triple Finish 1% (SolarBeam) The Pokémon Trainer sends out both Charizard and Squirtle and all three Pokémon perform a combination attack.

Stats[edit]

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Stats Weight Dash speed Walk speed Traction Air friction Air speed Air acceleration Gravity Falling speed Jumpsquat Jump Height Double jump Height
Value 100 1.4 – Initial dash
1.5 – Run		 1.05 0.0532 0.014 0.752 0.01 – Base
0.085 – Additional		 0.07 1.35 – Base
1.89 – Fast-fall		 5 32.25446429 - Base
? - Short hop		 ?

Announcer call[edit]

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  • English

Wii Remote selection sound[edit]

  • The Trainer releases a Poké Ball and says "Go for it!".
Pokémon Trainer's selection sound

On-screen appearance[edit]

  • The Pokémon Trainer releases Ivysaur from a Poké Ball and yells "Go Ivysaur!"
IvysaurOnScreenAppearanceSSBB.gif

Taunts[edit]

  • Up taunt: Spins its bud, and shakes off some leaves.
  • Side taunt: Stands on its front legs and walks around while saying "Saur, Ivysaur".
  • Down taunt: Spins around and extends its vines doing a dance, it throws around some leaves while saying "Ivy, Ivy".
Up taunt Side taunt Down taunt
IvysaurUpTauntBrawl.gif IvysaurSideTauntBrawl.gif IvysaurDownTauntBrawl.gif

Idle poses[edit]

  • Stomps from side to side.
  • Looks around then shakes its body.
Ivysaur Idle Pose 2 Brawl.png Ivysaur Idle Pose 1 Brawl.png

Crowd cheer[edit]

English Japanese
Cheer
Description Po-ké-mon! Po-ké-mon!
Pitch Group chant Group chant

Victory poses[edit]

Note: The Pokémon Trainer says "Way to go, Ivysaur!" in all three victory poses.

An excerpt from the main theme of the Pokémon series. It is shared with Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Lucario.
  • Up: Jumps and lands on its belly.
  • Left: Stands in a battle-ready pose.
  • Right: Pokémon Trainer pets it, and Ivysaur jumps on him, but Pokémon Trainer puts it down and continues to pet him.
Up Left Right
Ivysaur-VictoryUp-SSBB.gif Ivysaur-VictoryLeft-SSBB.gif Ivysaur-VictoryRight-SSBB.gif

Role in The Subspace Emissary[edit]

Ivysaur as a trophy in SSE.
Main article: Pokémon Trainer

While in The Ruins, Lucas and Pokémon Trainer discover Ivysaur in trophy form at the end of a torch-lit hallway. Pokémon Trainer then throws a Poké Ball at the trophy to capture Ivysaur, adding it to his team alongside Squirtle. It is unknown why Ivysaur is a trophy, and why it is in the ruins.

In Solo Modes[edit]

Classic Mode[edit]

In Classic Mode, Pokémon Trainer can appear as an opponent or ally in Stage 3 along with Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Lucario on Pokémon Stadium 2 or Spear Pillar (with the latter available if it has been unlocked). Pokémon Trainer can also appear as an opponent in Stage 11, but only if he hasn't appeared in Stage 3.

All-Star Mode[edit]

In All-Star Mode, Pokémon Trainer is fought in Stage 18 alongside Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Lucario on Pokémon Stadium 2 or Spear Pillar (with the latter available if it has been unlocked). Uniquely, the player must KO Pokémon Trainer three times to progress.

Event Matches[edit]

Note: Ivysaur is only featured in one event that does not include the Pokémon Trainer.

Solo Events[edit]

Congratulations Screens[edit]

  • Classic Mode

    Classic Mode

  • All-Star Mode

    All-Star Mode

Trophy[edit]

Ivysaur's trophy is obtained by clearing Classic Mode with the Pokémon Trainer and must deliver the final hit to Master Hand with Ivysaur.

Classic Mode trophy
Ivysaur
A Seed Pokémon that is the evolved form of Bulbasaur. It has a flower bulb on its back, the weight of which has made it develop strong legs and hips. If the bud gets too big, the Pokémon can't stand on two legs alone. At a certain level, it evolves into Venusaur. When this happens, the bulb absorbs nutrients and blossoms into a large-petaled flower.
Game Boy: Pokémon Red/Blue
GB Advance: Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen

Alternate costumes[edit]

Pokémon Trainer Palette (SSBB).png
Ivysaur (SSBB) Ivysaur (SSBB) Ivysaur (SSBB) Ivysaur (SSBB) Ivysaur (SSBB)

Gallery[edit]

  • Ivysaur in Skyworld.

    Ivysaur in Skyworld.

  • Ivysaur using Bullet Seed.

    Ivysaur using Bullet Seed.

  • Ivysaur using Razor Leaf.

    Ivysaur using Razor Leaf.

  • Vine Whip used as a tether recovery.

    Vine Whip used as a tether recovery.

  • Ivysaur landing the sweetspot with Vine Whip.

    Ivysaur landing the sweetspot with Vine Whip.

  • Triple Finish dialogue box.

    Triple Finish dialogue box.

  • Pokemon Trainer using Triple Finish.

    Pokemon Trainer using Triple Finish.

Trivia[edit]

  • When Ivysaur moves, it sheds very small leaves, similar to Pit's feathers shedding when he jumps.
  • Unlike other characters, when Ivysaur crouches repetitively, the animation doesn't completely finish; the bud on its back will stand up straight.
  • If characters try to grab Ivysaur, they will be grabbing its bud even when grabbing in front of it.
  • Ivysaur is one of the only characters who never uses any of their frontal limbs (or any of their limbs) for any attack (including grabs), the other being Yoshi (though Yoshi still uses items with his hands and throws eggs in his Egg Throw with his left hand).
  • In The Subspace Emissary, Ivysaur is in trophy form in its only cutscene appearance. This makes it the only character that is not seen outside of their trophy form during cutscenes in this mode (not counting the credits).
    • Ivysaur also has an open mouth in its trophy appearance, unlike the official render or in-game trophy.
  • According to the Pokédex, Ivysaur is supposed to weigh a mere 28.7 pounds (13 kilograms). Despite this, Ivysaur is one of the heavier characters in Brawl, with a weight value of 100, which is as heavy as Lucario, a Pokémon that is supposed to weigh more than four times as much as Ivysaur.
  • Unlike Charizard and Squirtle, none of Ivysaur's special moves are HMs in the Pokémon games.

External links[edit]


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