Ash’s Squirtle

The first of the Turtle-Pokemon that Ash has trained in his long history, and the first turtle Pokémon that has appeared on the screen for a longer time (because the first time when Squirtle was shown was in the very first episode, in Ash’s mind). When we first see him on screen, he is the leader of a group of troublemakers called Squirtle Squad, they are Squirtle which have been abandoned by their trainers. A characteristic feature of the entire team are glasses, the leader (who joined Ash) wears a slightly triangular shape that forms an asymmetrical figure with 6 sides, and the other four turtles have glasses with round lenses. After joining Ash’s team, he helped him in significant fights more than once, but later, with Ash’s consent and encouragement, he rejoined the Squirtle Squad, which had problems with self-organization without their leader. However, the officer Jenny was ready to deliver Ash’s Squirtle whenever Ash needed it. What is not typical is fact, that wile Ash’s other Pokémon ended up on Professor Oak’s farm, Squirtle found his home elsewhere.

Below is a list of the episodes in which this Pokemon appears – the first number is the overall episode number, the second is the episode number within the sub-series, DP is Diamond & Pearl, SM is Sun & Moon, PK is a special episode (focusing on Pikachu) . Episode numbers according to the Bulbapedia.
012 – Here Comes the Squirtle Squad – Debut of Ash’s Squirtle and Squirtle Squad.
013 – Mystery at the Lighthouse – Only in the “presentation” at the beginning, when the pictures of Ash’s pokemon are shown.
016 – Pokémon Shipwreck
017 – Island of the Giant Pokémon – The huge robo-Blastoise also appears in this episode.
018 – Beauty and the Beach
019 – Tentacool & Tentacruel
020 – The Ghost of Maiden’s Peak – Additionally, this episode features vision of Blastoise, along with a fusion of Blastoise and Venusaur!
024 – Haunter versus Kadabra
025 – Primeape Goes Bananas
026 – Pokémon Scent-sation!
031 – Dig Those Diglett!
033 – The Flame Pokémon-athon!
034 – The Kangaskhan Kid
Holiday Hi-Jynx – This and the following episode have been “banned” and have never been dubbed, they are only available in Japanese.
Snow Way Out!
040 – The Battling Eevee Brothers
043 – The March of the Exeggutor Squad
044 – The Problem with Paras – Small part.
046 – Attack of the Prehistoric Pokémon
047 – A Chansey Operation
053 – The Purr-fect Hero
055 – Pokémon Paparazzi –
057 – The Breeding Center Secret – Small part.
058 – Riddle Me This
059 – Volcanic Panic
060 – Beach Blank-Out Blastoise – This episode features a huge number of other Squirtle, Wartortle, and one Blastoise.
061 – The Misty Mermaid
063 – The Battle Of The Badge
071 – To Master the Onixpected!
074 – All Fired Up!
076 – Fire and Ice
079 – Friend and Foe Alike
080 – Friends to the End
081 – Pallet Party Panic
082 – A Scare in the Air
085 – Fit To Be Tide
089 – Shell Shock!
090 – Stage Fight!
091 – Bye Bye Psyduck
092 – The Joy of Pokémon
093 – Navel Maneuvers
094 – Snack Attack
096 – Meowth Rules!
098 – A Way Off Day Off
099 – The Mandarin Island Miss Match
103 – Misty Meets Her Match
105 – Charizard Chills – Flashback (Charmander focused, but Squirtle can be seen too).
106 – The Pokémon Water War – In addition to Ash’s Squirtle, there are also a lot of other turtles, there is a theme of firefighters with Squirtle, Wartortle and Blastoise squads.
107 – Pokémon Food Fight! – Small part.
111 – Hello, Pummelo!
112 – Enter The Dragonite
113 – Viva Las Lapras
117 – Don’t Touch That ‘dile
118 – The Double Trouble Header
123 – Spinarak Attack
127 – Once in a Blue Moon
129 – Ignorance is Blissey
130 – A Bout With Sprout
133 – Tanks a Lot!
134 – Charizard’s Burning Ambitions – He appears only in James’s mind.
136 – Chikorita’s Big Upset – Small part.
140 – Wired for Battle! – Squirtle only shown on-screen, when Ash’s “stats” are shown.
142 – A Shadow of a Drought – Small part.
145 – A Farfetch’d Tale
147 – The Fire-ing Squad! – The Squirtle Squad is back, competing against the Wartortle team that made their debut in episode 106.
267 – Love, Pokémon Style
268 – Tie One On!
272 – Johto Photo Finish
463 – AG 189 – Gathering the Gang of Four! – Ash’s Squirtle meets May’s Squirtle.
464 – AG190 – Pace – The Final Frontier!
619 – DP153 – The Treasure Is All Mine! – Meowth has glasses similar to those of Squirtle.
773 – BW116 – The Fires of a Red-Hot Reunion! – Flashback (focused on Ash’s Charmander but Squirtle also can be seen)
904 – XY105 – Party Dancecapades! – In one scene you can see an “exhibition” of various accessories, including glasses similar to the ones that Squirtle was wearing.
981 – SM042 – Alola, Kanto! – The heroes visit Kanto in this episode, RotomDex visits and takes photos on Professor Oak’s estate, at one point he takes a picture of a characteristically dressed group of Squirtle, i.e. Ash’s Squirtle and his companions.
1217 – JN132 – Partners in Time! – Ash’s Torkoal and Kiawe’s Turtonator appears in person and Ash’s Squirtle and Torterra appears in fantasy/vision.
1220 – JN135 – Heroes Unite! – Ash’s Torkoal and Torterra appears. The Squirtle he trained also appears in Ash’s thoughts.
1226 – JN141 – A Squad’s Worth of Passion! – The episode is entirely dedicated to the Squirtle Squad, so Ash’s Squirtle also appears. Squirtle is also in the “Who is that Pokemon” section.
1231 – JN146 – Ash and Latios – In flashbacks, when Latios shows how he watched Ash we can see Ash’s Squirtle and Torterra.

PK01 – Pikachu’s Vacation
PK02 – Christmas Night
PK03 – Kanga Games
PK04 – Pikachu’s Rescue Adventure
PK05 – Winter Games
PK06 – Stantler’s Little Helpers
SS006 – Of Meowth and Pokémon
SS007 – Of Meowth and Pokémon