Shermie is a Grappler Character. Compared to other characters of her archetype, however, such as Goro Daimon or Tizoc, she's a much more agile and lighter grappler, having average to fast overall movement.
As a result of her much more agile movement, Shermie's normals are also quicker than that of the average grappler's. Her buttons often have excellent reach and can be used as pokes at range, being able to fish out for any opportunities to sneak in a Shermie Whip or Shermie Shoot should the situation arise.
Additionally, compared to other grapplers, Shermie is much more accessible - due to her low (or rather, non-existent, especially in KOF XV) execution barrier coupled with her solid normals, she can make for a very quick and simple point character on any given team.
Like all grapplers, however, Shermie lacks a viable means of safe defense. She has no meterless reversals, which means that she has to commit to throwing out a Shermie Clutch, which can be dangerously risky for Shermie since the alternative is her crouching or Blowback, neither of which can be used on wakeup as easily. Additionally, her conversions are on the lackluster side, forcing you to get more aggressive or creative to enforce pressure with her.
Overall, if you're interested in dipping your toes into the grappler archetype, but don't want to contend with an execution barrier or painfully slow mobility, you can't go wrong with Shermie.
Shermie quickly handstands, then flips forward to a standing position while doing a stamping kick with each leg. The second hit of which hits overhead.
Shermie rushes at the opponent with a Diamond Dust. If it connects, she performs an RKO followed by a Shermie Whip into a series of Suplexes, then tosses them away with a Clothesline and finishes them off with a flying knee kick.
Shermie strikes a pose then intercepts the opponent while they're airborne with a rather intimate hug. Then she brings them down into the ground, kicks them up, gets behind them and invades their personal space again, and finally brings them down with a brutal Muscle Buster.
Shermie quickly handstands, then flips forward to a standing position while doing a stamping kick with each leg. The second hit of which hits overhead.
or Blowback, neither of which can be used on wakeup as easily. Additionally, her conversions are on the lackluster side, forcing you to get more aggressive or creative to enforce pressure with her.
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during Shermie Spiral, Shermie Clutch, F-Captured or Shermie Whip