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Squigly
Voiced by:	Lauren Landa, Liam O'Brien (EN), Miyuki Sawashiro (JP)
Age:	28 (14 at death)
Birthday:	November 2
Bloodtype:	Embalmed (formerly A-)
Height:	5'3"
Weight:	118 lbs
Measurements:	28B-21-38
Likes:	Leviathan, her family, tradition, reading up on current events, animals (particularly birds and snakes), music, singing, noodles, cream soda, cake, burgers, gardening, the smell of incense, bubble baths, not being dead
Dislikes:	The Medici, Black Dahlia, Double, the Skull Heart, rude people, dishonesty, not taking karaoke seriously, thunderstorms, being dead

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Story

Squigly is the last "surviving" member of the Contiello family, a long lineage of opera singers and among the Medicis' most valuable clients. Fourteen years ago, Squigly's mother Selene obtained the Skull Heart under strange circumstances, and as a result, Lorenzo Medici ordered an attack on the Contiello family. Fraught with despair, Selene became the Skullgirl and revived her family as an undead army. What spared Squigly from becoming a mindless minion was the intervention of the Parasite Leviathan, the Contiello family's friend and guardian.

The battle between the Skullgirl and Lorenzo threatened to spread across New Meridian if not for Squigly and the intervention of the ASG, resulting Selene's defeat. The power that animated Squigly faded, and hers were the only intact remains of the Contiellos found. Lorenzo generously paid for their funeral and has not had conflicts with the Medicis' other clients since.

Fourteen years later, the newest Skullgirl has revived this tragic songstress...

Basics

Squigly is a character whose special moves are executed through stances. The stances gives her great pressure game alongside her grounded overhead, and can be used to power up her special moves. Her most unique tool is Sing (236MP) which freezes the camera in place and creates a corner anywhere on the screen. The charged version creates a superflash, allowing Squigly to pause the action and react accordingly, such as with her Daisy Pusher super, which is cannot be jumped out of after the Sing flash.

• Her grounded special moves are executed by first entering a stance, then releasing the button. The button used determines the special move. Holding a button for a certain amount of time will have Squigly gain a charge for that stance - either a punch or kick charge. This makes entering the associated stance much quicker and powers up the special moves.

• Charged version of sing (236MP) brings the opponent in and causes a super flash which forces hitstop on the opponent. With the help of an anti-air grab assist, this can setup the game's only unblockable setup.

• Stances for pressure. Good buttons and grounded overhead

• Divekicks

• Super orb that is pinned on the screen regardless of camera

Important Moves

• j.LK - extremely fast air-to-air for its size
• c.LK - versatile low poke that makes squiglys hurtbox extremly small
• j.HP - controls large horizontal space in front of Squigly
• c.MK - long range low poke
• f.HP - grounded overhead option
• Divekicks (j236K)
• Seria Center Stage (with charge 236MP) - Brings the opponent to Squigly. With a charge, causes a super flash, and lets Squigly react to what the opponent is doing.

Assists

For assist info, see here.

Stats

Movement
Walk:	Slow
Jump:	Double jump
Dash or Run:	Squigly has a slow forward run and a slow, extendable back dash that will end after a set distance.
Air Dash:	No air dash
Weight:	Light
Chains
Standing:	3 Buttons: OR OR OR
Crouching:	3 Buttons: OR OR OR
Air:	5 Buttons: OR

Move List

Normals

Standing Normals

Lich Slap View hitbox (?)	s.LP Standing
	x1 Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Chains Into Self 200 2.5% +9 +6 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 6 2 10 20 17 7 (?)
	x2 Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 300 2.5% +7 +6 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 5 9 20 19 7 (?)
	The first hit is a common reset point for Squigly due to it being +9

Piercing Gaze View hitbox (?)	s.MP Standing
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 400, 450 3.75% x2 -1 -7 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 13 2, (2), 3 25 26 x2 20 x2 7, 9 (?)
	The first hit has shorter range and pulls the opponent towards Squigly while the second hit has the attack's full range. The vacuum effect of the first hit alone can be used for crossunder resets in the corner. It can also be used for midscreen crossunders from combos using certain assists. Squigly's most damaging medium normal, but mainly useful near the end of combos

Bune Knuckle View hitbox (?)	s.HP Standing
	x1 Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Chains Into Self 750 5.0% +5 -6 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 16 2 24 30 19 9 (?)
	x2 Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 800 5.0% +4 -6 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 14 2 25 30 20 9 (?)
	High hitstun and range, easy to convert from using stance cancels Optimal for combo damage until maximum damage scaling is reached, after which c.HP is slightly better

Croisé View hitbox (?)	s.LK Standing
	x1 Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Chains Into Self 200 2.5% -4 -5 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 2 23 20 19 7 (?)
	x2 Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 150 2.5% -5 -6 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 6 3 23 20 19 7 (?)
	Two hits makes it convenient for restanding a knocked down opponent Pushes Squigly slightly forward, making it useful for some specific resets.

Death Drop View hitbox (?)	s.MK Standing
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Launcher (vs air) 650 7.5% +3 OR 7 (vs air) -3 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 13 2 24 28 OR 32 (vs air) 22 11 (?)
	Against aerial or knocked down opponents, this move can be jump canceled, making it occasionally useful as an alternative launcher.

Dust to Dust View hitbox (?)	s.HK Standing
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Launcher 1000 10.0% -2 -10 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 18 4 28 29 21 12 (?)
	Squigly's launcher Can be seria canceled into itself on hit to catch people pressing buttons (and also beats some air supers)

Crouching Normals

Tail Light View hitbox (?)	c.LP Crouching
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 150 x3 .9% x3 +7 (1st hit), +8 (2nd hit), +6 (Last hit) +3 (1st hit), +4 (2nd hit), +2 (Last hit) Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 10 6 to 60 (4, 4, 4... if held) 8 20 x3 16 x3 6 x3 (?)
	Can be held before hitting, for anywhere between 6 and 60 frames Hits up to 3 times Useful for pressure since the opponent may have to guess when to pushblock Can be held at a distance to deter ground approaches, and easily converted after by buffering a medium normal while holding The first frame data graph shows tapping LP. The second frame data graph shows holding LP for the maximum possible time.

Serpent Spear View hitbox (?)	c.MP Crouching
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 500 7.5% +5 -3 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 12 4 18 26 18 8 (?)
	Has a low profile, making it useful for dodging some projectiles, jump ins, IADs or other high moves

Cremation View hitbox (?)	c.HP Crouching
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Low - 300 x3, 800 2.5% x4 +3 -9 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 18 6, 8 x2, 16 12 24 x4 17 x3, 18 11 x4 (5 x4 on block) (?)
	Does 4 hits Hits low for the first hit that connects with the opponent, any extra hits hit mid. Useful for pressure, mixups, and for damage late in combos

Écart View hitbox (?)	c.LK Crouching
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Low - 300 2.5% +7 +5 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 3 11 20 18 7 (?)
	A fast low that hits on both sides of Squigly Like c.MP, has a low profile, making it useful for dodging some projectiles or other high moves

En Pointe View hitbox (?)	c.MK Crouching
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Low - 650 7.5% +8 -4 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 14 2 19 28 16 9 (?)
	Squigly's best medium normal, a long range low that moves her slightly forward Useful in most situations

Dance of Salome View hitbox (?)	c.HK Crouching
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Low Sweep 1100 10.0% Soft KD (Invuln.) -11 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 15 4 26 15 18 11 (?)
	Squigly's sweep The knockdown this move creates can be used to build a charge. It is possible to combo after this move if it hits OTG.

Jumping Normals

Drake Bite View hitbox (?)	j.LP Jumping
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 250 2.5% +3 -2 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 7 2 16 20 15 8 (?)
	Can hit standing opponents if done immediately after jumping, making it useful for beating some ground moves or in a fuzzy guard mixup Hits as an instant overhead against crouching Eliza, Cerebella, and Beowulf (In addition to Big Band)

Conqueror Wyrm View hitbox (?)	j.MP Jumping
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 550 7.5% +2 -2 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 10 5 18 24 20 9 (?)
	Negates Squigly's air momentum and moves her slightly backwards and up Can be used to stay longer in the air, move less predictably, or fake a crossup

Dragon Strike View hitbox (?)	j.HP Jumping
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 250 x3, 750 2.5% x4 +4 -1 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 16 2, 2, 2, 6 17 19 x3, 26 21 x4 5 x3, 11 (?)
	Very long range multihit, good for controlling the air Mostly useful while falling, rather than at the start of a jump At close range vs air, can sometimes be converted from with dash jump j.LK Can often be converted from with Squigly Battle Opera, if in range Can convert with charged Silver Cord from afar https://twitter.com/Bigtonney/status/1089982174856732672

Coffin Nail View hitbox (?)	j.LK Jumping
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 200 2.5% +10 +4 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 7 8 24 18 8 (?)
	Fast, long range, and good hitbox makes it Squigly's main air-to-air move Easy to convert by chaining into j.MK

Ouroboros Circlet View hitbox (?)	j.MK Jumping
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 500, 300 x3 1.875% x4 +4 +2 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 12 6, (3), 4 x3 16 (21 on whiff) 20, 20 x2, 24 18 x4 9, 4 x3 (?)
	Keeps Squigly in the air for 3 additional hits after connecting Can be converted from in nearly any situation by canceling into HK Divekick By immediately chaining into j.HP or j.HK, Squigly can skip the final hits and land unexpectedly early The second frame data graph shows the move on hit/block.

Madame Dragonfly View hitbox (?)	j.HK Jumping
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 325 x3, 500 2.5% x4 -3 -4 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 15 2, 2, 2, 3 23 22 x4 21 x4 4 x3, 11 (?)
	Fast multihits can break armor, be difficult to pushblock, or sometimes catch incoming assists If Squigly is pushblocked away, dash jump j.HK can keep the opponent from jumping, making it useful for pressure

Command Normals

Ashes to Ashes View hitbox (?)	f.HP +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 300, 150 x2, 800 2.5% x4 +6 -8 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 22 6, 6, 6, 6 21 24 x3, 26 15 x3, 18 11 x4 (5 x4 on block) (?)
	Standing overhead, does 4 hits. Hits high for the first hit that connects with the opponent, any extra hits hit mid. Useful for pressure, mixups, and late in combos High hitstun on the final hit makes it slightly easier to combo after than Squigly's other heavy normals

Throws

Pass Away View hitbox (?)	Throw +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Throw 50% Damage Scaling 0, 1000 5%, 8% Wall Bounce N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 7 1 28 N/A N/A N/A (?)
	Average range ground throw with numerous followup options Range can be slightly extended with a kara cancel from the first 1-2 frames of s.LK Midscreen Can convert universally using charged Center Stage or charged Silver Chord Some assists enable conversion with non-charged Center Stage On Big Band, Double, and Beowulf, it is possible to convert with non-charged Silver Chord Without charge, Squigly can always capitalize by taking time to charge a stance, or by using center stage to keep up pressure Corner Can stance cancel for shorter recovery, enabling OTG-less conversions

Drake Fang View hitbox (?)	Air Throw + (in air)
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Air Throw 50% Damage Scaling 0, 1000 5%, 8% KD N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 7 3 25 N/A N/A N/A (?)
	Can convert with any version of Divekick Conversion might be interrupted by enemy assists

Team Moves

Rise From Your Grave View hitbox (?)	Tag + / + +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Tag 0, 500 x2 10% x3 Wall Bounce -32 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 37 6, (19), 4, (16), 6 36 24, 15 x2 27, 18 x2 55, 11 x2 (10, 14 x2 on block) (?)
	When tagged out, a tombstone stays on screen and follows the point character. When tagging in, Squigly emerges from under he tombstone in a coffin, breaking it open for her tag in attack. Does 3 hits in total, 2 in the front and 1 in the back. This causes it to cross up in some situations. Hitting an assist can make it hard to punish the tag, due to the assist wallbouncing.

Basso Buffo View hitbox (?)	Snapback + + / +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Snapback 0 -100% N/A -18 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 12 + 3 3 33 14 17 (9) 13 (?)

Specials

"Focus..."	Dragon’s Breath + [ ]
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block N/A - N/A 0% N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 12 N/A 7 N/A N/A N/A (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block N/A - N/A 0% N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 N/A 4 N/A N/A N/A (?)
	Squigly poses with her back towards the screen, holding the pose and charging the stance as Leviathan's head glows with flame. During the stance specific walk, Squigly holds her arms out and does the signature "Jiang Shi" hop. While walking in this stance, Squigly has a higher walk speed than she does from her normal walking, equivalent to a fast walk speed.

View hitbox (?)	Liver Mortis +
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Invuln. (Strike) (Frame 13) 1000 (100) (2.5%) 4.5% Sliding KD -8 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 20 2 32 26 25 16 (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Invuln. (Strike) (Frame 9) 1400 (250) (2.5%) 4.5% Wall Bounce -8 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 11 2 32 28 25 20 (?)
	Squigly and Leviathan throw an explosive one inch punch. The attack has invulnerability to hits, but is difficult to use as a reversal; the minimum start up animation for the stance is always vulnerable. The attack is too slow to combo without a charge, but the Seria version has a shortened the start up that allows Squigly to combo out of her heavier normals. The startup of the stance occurs before the startup of the move. The startup is omitted in the data, but can be seen in the graph. It is possible to combo into the uncharged version of this move using the stagger from silver cord or by using assists. The sliding knockdown gives Squigly enough time to get one of her stances charged.

	Center Stage +
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block N/A - N/A (2.5%) N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 20 N/A 40 N/A N/A N/A (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block N/A Invuln. (Full) (1 frame before and after flash) N/A (2.5%) N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 16 N/A 18 N/A N/A (4) (?)
	Squigly's signature singing special move, which forces the screen to center on her. The Seria version causes a mini-super flash, complete with a forced hit stop like a regular super flash. Canceling Center Stage to Daisy Pusher can use this effect to create an inescapable throw set up. The startup of the stance occurs before the startup of the move. The startup is omitted in the data, but can be seen in the graph.

"Bad Leviathan!" View hitbox (?)	Drag 'n' Bite +
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 350, 300 x2, 400 (100, 90 x3) (2.5%) 4.5% x4 +1 -11 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 7 2, (12), 2, (10), 2, (12), 2 30 28 x4 16 x4 9 x4 (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 350, 300 x5, 800 (100, 90 x6) (2.5%) 4.5% x7 +11 -7 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 7 2, (9), 2, (7), 2, (9), 2, (7), 2, (9), 2, (7), 2 25 28, 34, 28, 34, 28, 34 x2 16 x7 9 x7 (?)
	Leviathan pulls on Squigly like a disobedient dog on a leash, biting and chomping as he inches forward. Charging for the Seria version brings the attack adds hits, damage, and advantage on hit from the last bite. The startup of the stance occurs before the startup of the move. The startup is omitted in the data, but can be seen in the graph. The Seria version of this move can be linked after with a Light normal, allowing for some damaging combo routes.

View hitbox (?)	Draugen Punch +
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Invuln. (Full) (Frame 13) 900 (100) (2.5%) 7.5% -16 -27 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 6 15 35 33 22 12 (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Invuln. (Full) 1300, 175 x2 (100 x3) (2.5%) 7.5% x3 KD -27 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 6 2, 2, 15 35 40 x3 20 x2, 22 20, 10 x2 (?)
	A dragon punch with an actual dragon! Although this attack doesn't use a 236P command, it still puts Squigly into Dragon's Breath stance. The 623P input shares the same charge and can be cancelled the same way. Using HP to perform this move will automatically execute with the minimum stance start up (8f). The uncharged version has 1 hit and knocks the opponent off the ground to recover in the air without a knockdown. The charged version is completely invulnerable startup when used with HP (including the stance startup) and knocks down.

"One, and, two, and..."	Serpent’s Tail + [ ]
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block N/A - N/A 0% N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 12 N/A 7 N/A N/A N/A (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block N/A - N/A 0% N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 N/A 4 N/A N/A N/A (?)
	Squigly plants her feet firmly apart and starts spinning Leviathan's tail in a circle as she charges the stance. She uses the tail like a jump rope to skip forward or back during the stance specific walk. While walking in this stance, Squigly has a higher walk speed than she does from her normal walking, equivalent to a fast walk speed.

"Serpentine!" View hitbox (?)	Arpeggio +
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 133 x7, 300 (33 x8) (2.5%) 2.5% x8 +10 +1 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 13 24 x7, 26 18 x8 0 x7, 11 (1x7, 11 on block) (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 133 x7, 300, 1000 (33 x8, 150) (2.5%) 2.5% x8, 4.5% Sliding KD ±0 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, (13), 4 18 24 x7, 26 x2 18 x8, 21 0 x7, 11 x2 (1 x7, 11 x2 on block) (?)
	Leviathan attacks with several, rapid tail strikes. The Seria version of the move ends with a slower stab that causes the slide stun. The startup of the stance occurs before the startup of the move. The startup is omitted in the data, but can be seen in the graph.

View hitbox (?)	The Silver Chord +
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Hit Grab 600 (100) (2.5%) 2.5% Stagger OR +3 -13 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 12 20 65 N/A OR 15 18 9 (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Hit Grab 600 (100) (2.5%) 2.5% Stagger OR +17 -8 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 25 49 N/A OR 29 18 9 (?)
	Squigly tosses Leviathan's tail, which hooks the opponent and drags them in. The stagger gives Squigly a guaranteed Daisy Pusher or combo of her choice. The basic version reaches about half screen and the Seria version reaches nearly full screen. The charged version will also ignore assists and only grab enemy point characters. Like many other "Get over here!" style attacks, this is extremely unsafe on block and whiff. The startup of the stance occurs before the startup of the move. The startup is omitted in the data, but can be seen in the graph. The stagger of this move is once per combo. However, one can still combo off of the Seria version of the move even if stagger has already been used due to the generous hitstun.

"Hallowed ground!" View hitbox (?)	Tremolo +
	Uncharged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Projectile 350, 350, 550 (100 x3) (2.5%) 1.6364% x3 KD -3 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 16 3, (2), 4, (2), 4 27 26 x3 21 x3 4, 2, 11 (?)
	Charged Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Low Projectile 350 x5, 550 (100 x6) (2.5%) 1.6364% x6 KD -4 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 16 3, (2), 4, (2), 4, (2), 4, (2), 4, (2), 4 28 26 x6 21 x6 4, 2 x4, 17 (4, 2 x4, 11 on block) (?)
	Squigly drops down, allowing Leviathan to submerge his tail below the ground and attack from underneath the opponent. The multiple hits push the opponent back before the knockdown from the last hit, reaching half screen after 3 hits with no charge and ending at nearly full screen after 6 hits for the Seria version. The startup of the stance occurs before the startup of the move. The startup is omitted in the data, but can be seen in the graph. Has 1 frame of no super cancel period near the end, but only sometimes??? Not sure how to make it happen (pic)

"Grave... digger!" View hitbox (?)	Fallen Woman (Air Only) +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 300 (100) (0.5%) 7.5% +8 (at best) +11 (at best) Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 10 (until ground) 4 12 15 9 (?)
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid - 400 (100) (0.5%) 7.5% +15 (at best) +11 (at best) Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 12 (until ground) 4 19 15 9 (?)
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 400, 1000 (100) (0.5%) 7.5% x2 KD -11 (at best) Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 14 (until ground), (33), 6 32 58, 20 21 12, 16 (?)
	(Second use) Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block High - 400 (100) (0.5%) 7.5% +3 (at best) -11 (at best) Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 14 (until ground) 32 35 21 12 (?)
	Standard issue dive kick. It has a minimum height and additional start up for the move itself, making an instant dive kick comparable to a slower instant air dash attack. The LK version starts significantly faster than the other versions but does not cause enough hit stun to start a combo. The MP version is slower, can start a combo, and will always force an opponent to land standing when it hits air to air. The HK version is the slowest, actually hits high, and ends with a second hit that will launch the opponent for a knockdown once per combo. The second frame data graph for the HK version shows the move on hit. The frame data graph for the 2nd use of the HK version shows the move on hit. Commonly referred to as "Divekick"

Supers

View hitbox (?)	Squigly Battle Opera Level 1 + +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Invuln. (Full), Projectile 375 x5 (100 x5) -100% +64 OR KD (vs air) +60 Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 4 + 11 240 19 26 x5 22 x5 (9), 4 x5 (?)
	Creates a multi hit, floating note projectile. Commands with LK+MK, MK+HK, and LK+HK all place the fireball at different fixed positions. The fireball pins itself to the screen position, allowing Squigly to push it around relative to the stage as the camera moves. Hitstop will increase to 15 when used simultaneously with charged Center Stage.

"Time to bury you... six feet over!" View hitbox (?)	Daisy Pusher Level 1 + +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Command Grab Invuln. (Full) 0, 500, 2000 -100% Crumple N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 4 + 9 23 57 N/A N/A (9), N/A (?)
	Squigly opens a grave at her feet, buries the opponent, sprouts a randomly chosen flower on the mound, and poses for a moment before a casket crashes down from the top of the screen with the opponent inside again. Hitstop increases to 14 when used simultaneously with charged Center Stage.

"And now... The grand finale!" View hitbox (?)	Inferno of Leviathan Level 3 + +
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Mid Invuln. (Full), 45% Min. Scaling, Projectile 675 x8 (150 x8) -300% N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 8 + 6 -- (8, 8, 8...) 46 32 x8 22 x8 (9), 7 x8 (6 x8 on block) (?)
	Leviathan projects a massive fireball at an up forward angle. After it leaves the screen, the fireball returns to chase the opponent around from behind. The fireball will not disappear until it makes contact with all 8 hits. Hitstop increases to 12 when used simultaneously with charged Center Stage. If Squigly is hit by a snap while the fireball is on screen, then the fireball will disappear. Due to a bug, Solo Squigly vs non-solo opponents will not have the fireball disappear after being snapped. Beowulf's snapback from his grab stance can sometimes eliminate this fireball but it is not consistent.

"Arrogant fool..." View hitbox (?)	Rage of the Dragon Level 5 After Snake Charmer, with charged Dragon's Breath or Serpent's Tail, , , , ,
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block Command Grab Invuln. (Full), 64.3% Min. Scaling 7777 -500% Hard Knockdown N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop 3 + 4 40 13 N/A N/A (7) N/A (?)
	Squigly hovers across the ground and seeks an opponent. Upon contact, a scripted sequence occurs where Leviathan torches the opponent, inflicting heavily damage. Hitstop increases to 10 when used simultaneously with charged Center Stage.

Taunt

"Give up yet?"	Snake Charmer , , , ,
	Guard Properties Damage Meter On Hit On Block N/A - N/A 0% N/A N/A Startup Active Recovery Hit Stun Block Stun Hit Stop N/A N/A 84 N/A N/A N/A
	Performing her taunt is one of the two requirements for Squigly to have access to her level 5. The other requirement is having either charge available.

Combos

Beginner Combos

If the bread and butter combos are too daunting, try to become comfortable doing each of these combos. Start with the first, then move to the next one. When you play matches, it's good enough to use the one you can perform the most consistently. Once you can do all of them, try learning the combos in the following sections!

1.

c.LK > c.MK > c.HK

A basic ground chain combo ending in sweep. Unsafe on block.

2.

c.LK > c.MK > s.HP xx Silver Chord,

s.LPx2 > c.MK > c.HK

A basic combo that utilizes a special cancel.

3.

c.LK > c.MK > s.HP xx Silver Chord,

Daisy Pusher

A basic combo ending in a super.

4.

c.LK > c.MK > s.HK,

j.LP > j.MK > j.HK,

(restand) s.LPx2 > c.MK > c.HP xx SBO

A basic air chain combo that sets up a restand. After the restand, you can choose to go for a reset with f.HP or throw.

Bread and Butter Combos

While these combos may not be optimal, they contain the most common, effective combo routes and are a great place to start learning.

Midscreen (no Stance Cancels) - 6099 dmg (video)

Use this one as your bnb if you are not comfortable with stance cancels yet. It also has an easier H Divekick pickup than the following combo.

c.LK > c.MK > sHPx2 xx Silver Chord (optional xx Daisy Pusher),

(microdash) s.HK > j.MK(3) > j.HP,

(rejump) j.LK > j.MK(3) > j.HK xx H Divekick,

(rejump) j.LP > j.MK(4) > j.HK,

s.LP > c.MP > c.HP xx Drag 'n' Bite (optional xx SBO)

Midscreen - 7045 dmg (video)

Basic BNB that uses Stance Canceling. If the s.HPx2 xx c.LK link is too daunting, you can use s.HPx2 xx s.LP instead and replace s.LP in the last string with s.LK.

c.LK > c.MK > s.HPx2 xx Seria Cancel,

c.LK > s.HPx2 xx Silver Chord (optional xx Daisy Pusher)

(microdash) s.HK > j.MK(4) > j.HP,

(rejump) j.LP > j.MK(3) > j.HK xx H Divekick

(microwalk) s.LP > s.MP > c.HP xx Drag 'n' Bite (optional xx SBO)

Midscreen (Daisy Route) - 8303 dmg (video)

Difficult but worth learning for the damage. It also teaches you how to charge mid combo.

c.LK > c.MK > s.HPx2 xx Seria Cancel,

c.LK > s.HPx2 xx Silver Chord,

Charge Stance(hold) xx Daisy Pusher,

Charge Stance(hold while moving forward) xx Stance Cancel > c.MK > s.HK,

j.HK xx H Divekick,

(rejump) j.MK > j.HK,

Drag 'n' Bite > s.LP > c.MK > c.HP xx Drag 'n' Bite

Corner (Daisy Route) - 8344 dmg (video)

c.LK > c.MK > s.HPx2 xx Tremelo,

(OTG)s.HPx2 xx Silver Chord > Charge Stance(hold) xx Daisy Pusher,

Charge Stance (hold while moving forward) xx Stance Cancel > c.MK > s.HPx2 xx Stance Cancel,

s.MP > c.HP xx Drag 'n' Bite,

s.LKx2 > s.MP > s.HK,

j.LP > j.LK > j.MK > j.HK xx H Divekick

Midscreen (Daisy Route w/ charge) - 8766 dmg (video)

Charged version of the Daisy Route for extra damage.

c.LK > c.MK > s.HPx2 xx Seria Cancel,

c.MK > s.HPx2 xx Silver Chord > Charge Stance(hold) xx Daisy Pusher,

Charge Stance (hold while moving forward) xx Stance Cancel > c.MP > s.HPx2 xx Drag'n'Bite,

s.LKx2 > s.HK > j.HK > H Divekick,

(walk forward) s.LP > s.MP > c.HP xx Arpeggio

Corner (w/ P charge and 1 bar) - 9359 dmg (video)

Big damage but pulls your opponent out of the corner. The timing on (OTG) > s.HPx2 can be tricky.

c.LK > c.MK > s.HPx2 xx Liver Mortis,

(OTG) > s.HPx2 xx Silver Chord > Charge Stance (hold) xx Daisy Pusher,

Charge Stance (hold while moving forward) xx Stance Cancel > s.MK > s.HPx2 xx Stance Cancel,

s.MP > s.HPx2 xx Drag 'n' Bite,

s.LKx2 > s.MP > s.HK,

j.LP > j.LK > j.MK > j.HK xx H Divekick

(optional burstbait: (rejump) j.MP > j.HK)

Double Snap combo

c.MK > s.HK,

[(uncombo) s.MP s.HK xx Stance Cancel]

repeat

Charge Building Double Snap combo (video)

s.MK > s.HK xx Charge Stance(hold) xx Stance Cancel

repeat

General Combo Tips

If Squigly wants to spend a bar for damage it is better to use Daisy Pusher early in your combo, rather than ending it with SBO. I still put the SBO enders as optional into the combo notation, since you will have to use them if your combo isn't quite enough to kill. However, keep in mind that Squigly should only use meter in her combo if she can kill character with it or to get a charge.

Conversions

Throw starter combo

Midscreen - 5405 dmg (video)

SBO conversion that allows you to charge after the throw. Dashjump j.MK to pick up can be a bit tricky.

throw > LK+MK SBO > Charge Stance (hold while moving forward) xx Stance Cancel,

dashjump j.MK > j.HK > c.MK > s.HKx2 xx Stance Cancel,

s.MP > c.HP xx Drag'n'Bite,

s.LKx2 > s.MP > s.HK > j.LP > j.LK > j.MK > j.HK xx H Divekick

Air throw starter combo

Any other moves where modifications on the usual BnBs are needed

Resets and Setups

Resets

Squigly mostly makes use of rather basic resets. Her strength lies in being able to turn almost every part of her combos into a reset point.

s.LPx1 into f.HP/c.LK/throw is a common and effective reset. s.LPx1 is +9 on hit and prevents your opponent from hitting you with a jab inbetween.

Setups

Strategy

I hope you like resource managment.

Goals

Squigly has a surprisingly straightforward gameplan.

Get your punch charge.

Priortizing punch charge is extremely important since it gives you access to the charged version of her reversal and, even more importantly, charged Sing. However, you also need at least 1 bar to use your charged Sing in neutral. Therefore, having 1 bar and her punch charge is the foundation of Squigly's gameplan. You don't even need to hold the charge, just having access to this move will forcefully slow down the pace of the game and force your opponent to respect you. While you should focus on getting punch charge, kick charge serves some purpose too so get it when you have the chance to.

Having a charge makes your stance cancels faster which allows for high damaging combos, faster mix-ups and more advantage on stance cancelled normals. You also get access to more conversions.

Squigly is a character that can easily and effectively capitalize on her opponents mistakes. If they make a mistake in neutral, you can instantly punish them with charged Sing + SBO/Daisy Pusher. She doesn't have the most oppressive offense, but she has amazing pokes that allow her to check the opponent while staying mostly safe. Playing Squigly requires a bit patience. Sometimes it's better to hold back and react to whatever your opponent is doing. If you get a hit in, blow your opponent up with a few resets and high damaging combos. If you have a charge that is.

Having not only a plan for how to get a charge, but also how to get it back as quick as possible after you used it is vital. Meter is precious for Squigly. She needs it for charged Sing, various conversions, and setups. Don't just throw SBO's out in neutral or burn meter in a combo that is not going to kill.

Offense

Grounded Offense

s.LP > f.HP or c.LK (mid, high/low)

c.LK > f.HP (low, high)

f.HP xx stance cancel xx c.lk (high, low)

c.LK > c.MK (low, low)

c.MK xx stance cancel xx throw

These are a few basic mix-ups. Squigly can go from low to high and from high to low however she pleases. Blocked s.LP gives you good frame advantage and allows you to go for either an overhead or a low after it. Poke your opponents and go for a mixup. Thanks to Squigly's ability to stance cancel her normals she can make her standing overhead (f.HP) safe. Note that it is preferable to cancel f.HP on the 4th hit, since it will give you the most frame advantage. Canceling it too early might even leave you minus. You can also stance cancel any normal and just go for a throw reset. Having a charge makes your mix-ups even faster. high, low, low, high, high, low, throw - it doesn't matter, charged Squigly can just go ham.

Sadly, party time is over the moment the enemy pushblocks. Pushblocking will put your opponent out of the range of your standing overhead. Furthermore, these mix-ups are very vulnerable to reversals. Unless you have an assist to keep your opponent in blockstun, keep your blockstrings short. Be aware of the dangers of playing with purple fire.

Most people will be trying to pushblock Squigly as soon as possible for this exact reason. Your answer to pushblock? Frame traps. A simple and effective one is c.LK > c.HP. It not only works as a low mix-up, but c.HP will also hit the opponent if they tried to pushblock c.LK. Amazing.

Aerial Offense

j.LK isn't just an amazing air to air, as falling with it is a great way to close the distance. The move itself is fast, hits overhead and can even be linked into itself. It also provides great advantage on block against standing opponents which allows you to go for a ground mix-up. Air to air buffer it into j.MK for an easy conversion. Against grounded opponents use s.LP or c.LK to convert off a hit.

Dash-jump j.MK can cross up standing opponents and sometimes even in air to air situations. Convert off it with either j.HK or H Divekick. If you hit a grounded opponent, you can also convert off it with M Divekick.

Dash-jump j.HK is useful for keeping pressure against a pushblocking opponent and can catch them pressing buttons. It can also be used to keep pressure on incoming.

Rising j.LP is a very fast and universal overhead. It will naturally work on Band, Bella, Beo, and Eliza, but will whiff against all other crouching characters. To make it work against the rest of the cast, you'll either need to execute a perfect instant double jump overhead - which isn't recommended, since it requires basically frame-perfect timing - or use a fuzzy guard setup. A restand can lead to a fuzzy guard. j.HK (restand) into rising j.LP for example. You can also land it after hitting a grounded opponent with an aerial button. Examples are j.MK(1)/j.LP/j.LK then rejump j.LP. Use M Divekick or j.MK to convert against Big Band.

Divekicks are a great tool to maintain pressure. Use j.HK xx M Divekick to keep a pushblocking opponent in check. Divekick makes Squigly land faster which allows to follow up with a grounded mixup. You can end an airstring before the restand with M Divekick and perform a ground mixup after. Keep a opponent with M Divekick in check and pay attention to which direction they block it. If they blocked it high you can most likely catch them with c.LK and if they blocked it low you can throw them. Keep in mind that an experienced player will adapt to this, so put variety in your offense and stay unpredictable. If your opponent starts to punish M Divekick you can fake them out with j.MP xx M Divekick. H Divekick hits overhead but is punishable on block. You can cancel a falling air button into it j.LK xx H Divekick for example, to hit opponents who are conditioned to block low after j.LK. A risky surprise-overhead.

Neutral

Movement

Squigly's dash is rather slow. If you want to cover distance quickly, super-jumping and dash-jumping are better options. Having a double jump and j.LK also makes it more favorable for Squigly to move in the air. Don't be predictable with your jumps though; and remember that dashing is also an option. Holding charge gives you amazing walking speed and can be used to cover a short distance while charging.

Normal Pokes

j.LK is arguably Squigly's best normal. It's an amazing air to air that hardly any character can challenge. A good way to use it in neutral is after a dash-jump, giving it tremendous forward momentum and allowing you to close distance with ease. You can also use it rising or falling, depending on the situation. Buffer it into j.MK since it will give you a conversion on hit and keep you safe on block.

c.LK is Squigly's fastest low and her main ground poke. It not only makes Squigly's hurtbox extremely small, but it also hits on both sides. It can be used to low profile a variety of things, including other characters standing jabs. It can even work as an option against jump-ins and IADs since it makes some moves whiff and can catch your opponent on landing. Matchup-dependent.

s.LP is Squigly's fastest normal. Standard jab that leads into mixup. It's a decent poke but you are better off poking with c.LK in most situations.

j.HP amazing long range poke and a great way to interrupt whatever your opponent is doing. Use it falling to hit both airborne and grounded opponents. You can use it as air to air with the right spacing to discourage airdashers. Generally, you should only use this one at larger distances and j.LK for close combat. The whole thing has a hurtbox so it can be punished, even from longer distances. However, your opponent has to anticipate it so just don't be too predictable when throwing it out. You can convert off it with SBO or charged Silver Chord, if you land it in c.MK range you can even convert with that. If you hit an airborne opponent you can convert with j.LK, if close enough, otherwise just position yourself and/or get a charge.

c.MK hits low and has good reach. If you space it well enough you can cover a lot of grounded options. Its range might catch your opponent off-guard or catch them trying to jump. Covert off it with s.HP or c.HP, although c.HP can be more reliable(?). Converting off max range c.MK can be tricky since it pushes the opponent slightly back and can cause the first hit of s.HP to whiff. Converting off max range c.MK with c.HP can be just as awkward, since c.HP causes even more pushback and might push them out of the range of the last 2 hits. It can also just whiff completely.

Getting the Charge

Getting your punch charge in neutral has high priority. At best you have an assist that acts either as a meat shield or puts your opponent in blockstun for a little while, to give you time to charge safely. Don't worry, solo Squigly also has ways of getting her charge in neutral:

• Create enough distance to get a charge. Some characters can't chase you down quickly or don't have a fast enough projectile to interrupt your charge. Abuse that.
• The soft knockdown that throw or c.HK creates gives you enough time to get a charge. Uncharged Mortis or charged Arpeggio will create a sliding knockdown and give you time to get both charges or one charge and a mix-up.
• Poking your opponent with j.HP can discourage their chase and even launches them a bit in air to air situations. This can give you enough time to get a charge.
• Landing j.MP > j.HP against an airborne opponent will set you to fullscreen. While you can get a charge from that against most characters, it's not recommended against Peacock or Robo since it gives them huge advantage.
• You can deal with most moves opponents throw out to interrupt your charge by cancelling it on reaction. There are also ways to get a charge vs "projectile spam", but more on that in the MU section.

Using the Charge

Now that you have your punch charge, you have access to your most powerful neutral tool: the move that skips neutral, charged Sing. However, you also need 1 bar to make it threatening. If you are out of meter you can try building it quickly by whiffing s.HP xx Stance Cancel at a safe distance. Charged Sing causes hitstop and can be super cancelled.

Due to these properties, Squigly can use charged Sing xx Daisy Pusher without the opponent being able to jump post-flash. Make use of this if your opponent is on the ground in front of you or tries to press a button in Daisy range. It essentially acts as a 360. Note that while charged Sing pushes your opponent towards you, this distance alone is not enough to get them into the range of Daisy Pusher. Only use charged Sing xx Daisy Pusher if they are close enough. On a side note, opponents who are already in jump startup will be able to escape Sing xx Daisy. Pay attention to that.

The second use of charged Sing in neutral is charged Sing xx SBO. As seen here, raw SBO can be countered. However, charged Sing's hitstop properties will prevent that from happening. More importantly, this is where the screen focus of charged Sing comes into play. Let's say your opponent presses a button at fullscreen distance. You perform charged Sing xx SBO to instantly punish them. The 5 hits of SBO will give you enough time to start a full combo. This is what forces your opponent to respect charged Squigly: You are able to punish any mistakes they make from anywhere on the screen (with exceptions explained here), giving you unparalleled control over the pace of the match.

Having a kick charge gives you access to charged Chord and charged Tremolo. Both of them are good, albeit more gimmicky neutral tools.

Charged Chord has incredible range and is faster than uncharged Chord. It's not possible to punish charged Chord unless in point blank range since it is -8 on block, but it's very punishable on whiff so watch out. Charged Chord is a hitgrab, and therefore can be used to break armored moves. It can even catch airborne opponents if they are close enough to the ground. Use it to check grounded opponents in neutral and catch people dashing.

Charged Tremolo will track your opponents position and hit low for 5 hits. If you time it correctly, you can even catch an opponent who jumps a lot with it. Otherwise, it can be used to break some armored moves and catch your opponent pressing buttons fullscreen. Convert off it with charged Sing xx SBO (uses OTG).

On a side note, if you happen to find yourself sitting on a life lead you can just play defensively and wait for your opponent to make a mistake. Approaching charged Squigly is scary for all characters. Don't get too greedy and waste your charge right away, playing more patiently pays off.

Defense

Uncharged Squigly is very lacking when it comes to defensive options. She gets blown up quickly and doesn't have any reliable reversals. However, Squigly with a punch charge has a great DP that can be made safe on block for the cost of 1 bar.

Reversals

Charged Draugen Punch is Squigly's most reliable reversal. You can enter charge stance through the light and medium version. The heavy version can't be held but is the only version with a fully invulnerable startup, and this primarily is why you should use the heavy version as a reversal over the other two. Holding the medium or light version still has a use since you can release them when your opponent attempts to hit you out of your charge stance and punish them for it. Charged Draugen Punch has a good chance of autocorrecting, since stances always autocorrect. If your opponent crosses you up during the stance startup of charged Draugen Punch it will autocorrect. You can both make it safe on block and convert off it by cancelling it into MK+HK SBO. Converting with MK+HK SBO even allows you to get your charge back before picking up! If you miss the super cancel window you can still try to convert with Sing xx LK+MK SBO, but it's a pretty difficult conversion. If you have kick charge you can convert with charged Chord which is also a bit tricky.

SBO->DHC is depending on which DHC a great reversal and can even be safe, due to SBO keeping your opponent in blockstun. Raw SBO on the other hand is a bad reversal.

Raw Daisy Pusher is an option, but not a great one. It's very active and has a lot of invulnerable frames but can be jumped out of on reaction and punished. It will only work if your opponent is committing to a move, and even then some characters still have ways around it. It will actually catch falling air moves and some IADs, but again there are character specific counter-plays so be careful with it. That being said, it's uncharged solo Squigly's only reversal option outside of LVL3.

Inferno of Leviathan, aka LVL3, is an expensive reversal/anti air. It works wonders against jump-ins but can whiff on short characters and most crouching characters. While the orb can come back to give you advantage on whiff, your opponent can also freely whiff punish you into snapback to remove the orb entirely. Note that the orb doesn't always disappear when Squigly is being snapped due to a bug explained in here. Convert off it with a jumping button.

Anti Air Options

s.HK can work but is slow and unreliable. Convert with a jumping button.

c.MP works against airdashers who like to stick hurtboxes out. Especially effective against Filia and Eliza. Has to be spaced properly, though. Convert with s.HP or Silver Chord at longer ranges.

Liver Mortis, both charged and uncharged, can work due to their strike invulnerable frames, though it's hard to time properly since they have no startup invulnerability. Uncharged comes out slower but has more invul frames, charged comes out quicker but has less invul frames.

SBO works against characters who can't counter-super it in the air or are out of meter. Which version of SBO should be used depends on the situation. You have to take a guess.

Other techniques

Matchup Strategy

Beowulf

Beowulf's hopdash high profiles your c.LK. It's better to poke with s.LP against him.

It's possible to wall off ground Blitzer with f.HP. You can also punish Blitzer with SBO.

Squigly can low profile Chair Toss and Arm with c.LK. The timing is tight but it leads to resets that cover 2 of Beowulf's reversal options. (video)

You can punish Airwulf on reaction with LK+HK SBO.

Big Band (video)

As shown in the video, it is possible to get a charge by partly charging and jumping if Big Band spams Giant Step from fullscreen. It's pretty difficult and requires some practice though.

Cerebella

Bella can't really prevent Squigly from running away and charging.

You can punish Tumbling Run with Seria Sing xx Daisy Pusher, however Battle Butt and Pummel Horse are both considered airborne. If you see their active frames after Seria Sing you need to block and punish instead of cancelling into Daisy.

Bella can easily punish raw SBO with her Deflector.

Double

Eliza

It's easy to anti air Eliza with c.MP due to her large hurtboxes.

Crouching in front of Eliza makes Horus whiff. You can use this to your advantage to mess with her grounded blockstrings.

Filia

Another character that is easy to anti air with c.MP.

Filia is able to punish Seria Sing xx SBO with Gregor if the SBO doesn't connect immediately. Use with caution.

Fukua

Beats Squigly j.LK with her j.LP in most air to air situations.

Ms.Fortune

Her air normals can easily whiff on Squigly.

Robo-Fortune

SBO doesn't block her Beams.

Robo can prevent you from getting a charge with L Beam. You need to trick her into doing an air Beam to be able to charge.

Robo can reach the blindspot of Seria Sing xx SBO with her j.HK and fire L Beam from there. Very annoying.

Painwheel

Use rising j.HP against a flying Painwheel to shut her air buttons down.

Parasoul

You can punish her blockstrings by pushblocking and doing SBO afterwards. Don't do this if Parasoul has 3 bars since she can punish you for doing that with her LVL3.

c.LK low profiles L/H Napalm Shot and her jab. Great button to poke Parasoul.

It is possible to get a charge, even when Parasoul spams Napalm Shot from fullscreen. You need to low profile her tears with c.LK and partly charge between the shots. This isn't easy and requires some practice.

Peacock

If Peacock holds an Item or has H George on the screen, Seria Sing xx SBO will trade and put you back to neutral. You can use c.LK to dodge H George after the super flash, but it isn't reliable.

Placing LK+HK SBO above your head will protect you from Item Drop.

You can punish Peacock for doing a special if she is in LK+MK SBO range. Don't try to punish a normal because she can cancel it into M Bang to punish you instead.

It is possible to partly charge during her bomb tosses. Hold forward while charging to avoid H George and cancel before the ground bomb connects.

Squigly

Cursed MU

Valentine

Valentine can reach the deadzone of Seria Sing xx SBO and throw Crosses from there. Similarly annoying.

Counterplay

Resources

Match Videos

• Squigly match videos

Twitter Tech Hashtag

• #SG_SQU

Guides

• JediLink's Complete Squigly Tutorial

Discord Character Channel

• https://discord.gg/skullgirls - Read the #rules channel, then use #role-assignment to get the Squigly role

Skullheart

When browsing Skullheart, keep in mind it was most active when the game was on an older patch.

• Tech thread
• Combo thread
• General thread

Colors

Color 1 Default color palette.	Color 2 Original alternate color palette.	Color 3 Based on Lydia from the Bettelejuice animated series.	Color 4 Original alternate color palette.	Color 5 Based on Princess of the Crystal from Mawaru-Penguindrum.
Color 6 Original alternate color palette.	Color 7 Original color palette based on Squigly before her death.	Color 8 Original alternate color palette.	Color 9 Based on Dead Master from Black★Rock Shooter.	Color 10 Original alternate color palette.
Color 11 Original alternate color palette.	Color 12 Based on Lady Zozo from Code of Princess.	Color 13 Based on Emily from The Corpse Bride.	Color 14 Based on Litchi Faye-Ling from BlazBlue.	Color 15 Based on ZONE-tan.
Color 16 Original alternate color palette.	Color 17 Based on Sucy from Little Witch Academia.	Color 18 Based on Kyoko Sakura from Puella Magi Madoka Magica.	Color 19 Based on Gum from Jet Set Radio.	Color 20 Based on Yoshika Miyako from Touhou.
Color 21 Based on Alice from American McGee's Alice series. Crowdfunding request.	Color 22 Original alternate color palette.	Color 23 Based on Sable from Au Sable. Crowdfunding request.	Color 24 Based on Beetlejuice.	Color 25 Based on Nui Harime from Kill la Kill.

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