Squirtle, one of the fictional character monsters that appeared in the handheld game series "Pokémon" (commonly called "Pokemon" in China) released by Nintendo of Japan and the animation "Pokémon" adapted from it, first appeared in The first generation game "Pokémon: Red/Green."

The tortoiseshell, which takes a while to harden after birth, is very elastic. Even if you press it with your fingers, it will return to its original shape immediately after releasing it. The Squirtle's shell is not only used to protect itself, its round shell and surface ravines reduce its resistance in the water, allowing this Pokémon to swim at high speed.

Appearance: The Squirtle looks like a tortoise, with a blue body and a round head, which can increase the speed of Squirtle swimming. The eyes are purple. The back of the shell is brown, and the inside is white. Its tortoiseshell is very useful and can be used to resist attacks. The tail is like a small wave. Both fore and hind limbs are three-toed and very short.

Unique ability: Squirtle can spray water. They are natural swimmers, but they are only suitable for transporting small items due to their small size. Although its chin looks very inconspicuous, it can learn to bite. Its head is small, but it can use rocket head mallets. Squirtle's shell allows it to use high-speed rotation, hold, iron wall, shrink cover, and other skills. Its tail is small and resembles a squirrel, but it can learn skills such as water column tail and iron tail. As a beginner Pokémon, it can learn the oath of water.

Temperament: They are gentle, easy to raise, and can be friends with other Pokémon friends. Loyal to the trainer and the group.

Habitat: Wild Squirtle is rare. Sometimes, they live in the ocean, river canyons, deep and secluded islands, but their primary habitat seems to be small freshwater ponds and lakes. They often live in cities with their trainers. Live in Guandu.

Diet: They are omnivorous Pokémon, but some squirts that live in lakes may feed on aquatic plants.