Legions of fans have always believed that Misty and Ash are in love with each other, with many going as far as to say that they are end game. While the two clash on multiple occasions, they also understand each other very well and it's strongly implied that the two are attracted to each other. Misty's rage at Ash is also considered by many to be her way of coping with her feelings for him. Fans of the Misty and Ash relationship have adopted the song as their shipping anthem.
Aside from the play, there have been fanfics devoted to the relationship between the two characters. And, to this date, it is one of the most shipped relationships from the show. So the Squirtles kidnap Ash, Brock and Misty. Trying to fight for their survival, Pikachu ends up getting hurt. The Squirtles agree, but state that if he doesn't come back by noon, they will eliminate Misty. Considering Squirtles are shown to be lovable creatures, this is certainly very jarring. So it makes sense that the English dubbing would change that to the Squirtles threatening to dye Misty's hair a different color rather than killing her if Ash came late.
Fans of the show know that Misty is never one to back away from a challenge. While she is extremely smart and mature in the way she approaches things, Misty's competitive streak allows her to feel insecure and even jealous of other people at times.
Often times she is seen getting angry when Ash starts mooning after some girl. Misty and Jessie have never been on the best of terms. With Team Rocket trying to thwart Ash and his friends at every possible turn, it's impossible for the two to be anything but enemies. But a little known fact about Misty is that she and Jessie are both voiced by the same person in the anime. Rachel Lillis voiced both characters for almost eight years, starting from the first episode of the show to Season 8's "Pasta La Vista" episode.
Considering most of us didn't spot a difference, it wasn't too bad of a decision to make. While Misty is seen taking control of the Gym from her sisters in Season 5's season finale, it isn't made clear whether or not she has become the Gym Leader. However much later, in the episode "Cerulean Blues," the answer to this perplexing question is finally given. The original anime explained that while Misty was in control of a lot of aspects of the Gym, she wasn't the leader yet.
However the English dubbed version that aired in the US and internationally, changed Misty's fate, giving her the much deserved role of Gym Leader. Her smarts and rationality separates her from other characters on the show.
Still, it's important to keep in mind the character's young age. While both cards were a hit with fans, there were some Japanese cards that didn't see the light of day because of them being not kid-friendly in the US. A few Misty related cards in particular even went far as showing her nearly nude, which is pretty sick if you think about her age.
As we've previously established, Ash and Misty may not have ever been declared as a couple but their relationship to each other may not be strictly platonic. Megumi Hayashibara. Tara Jayne. Rikako Aikawa. Rachael Lillis. Misty befriends a Golduck which lives on Kinnow Island who she mistakes for thinking that her Psyduck had evolved.
He was first seen under Misty's backpack and after Misty had found him she used him in a battle against Marina and her Psyduck. He was used with Marina's Starmie to get them back and Golduck throws Team Rocket's sub onto the beach. Bye Bye Psyduck. Tracey Gets Bugged. Eric Stuart. The Crystal Onix. Mika Kanai.
Kayzie Rogers. Ash , Brock and Misty borrowed Hoothoot from Hagatha in order to navigate the haunted forest. It was returned to her sister, Nagatha after they were able to get to the exit. Illusion Confusion. Misty hooked a big Seaking using her special lure for the Seaking Catching Competition. It weighed 55kg which placed Misty equal first with Andreas. Under contest rules, the Seaking was released back into the lake. None of Seaking's moves are known. Hook, Line, and Stinker.
None of Mantine's moves are known. Alola, Alola! Misty rode Dragonair alongside Lana in Heart of Fire! A Mission of Ultra Urgency! Language Voice actor Japanese. Mandarin Chinese. Marlies Somers Unknown voice actor M05 - M Latin America. Official artwork from the original series. Alternative artwork from the original series. Play Misty For Me. Misty threw Shellder at Ash after he was constantly staring at her in her swimsuit.
None of Shellder's moves are known. Lapras is Misty's mode of water transportation. None of Lapras's moves are known. Clefairy Tale.
Main article: Misty's Psyduck Psyduck was seen as a cameo where it was floating in the flood of tears created by Ash. Pikachu's Excellent Adventure. Main article: Misty's Starmie Misty's Starmie was used to rehydrate Ash after he cried too much while Pikachu was gone. Misty's Goldeen. Misty's Psyduck. Misty's Starmie. Misty's Horsea. Misty's Staryu. Unnumbered Promotional cards.
Misty's Politoed. Considering that the Water-type is the most commonly occurring type in the series, with the most number of sub-types, she probably doesn't need to branch out too much. It's fairly common for the anime counterpart of a video game or manga character to have quite a different team to their original versions, though Misty is something of an exception.
Rachael Lillis played the part while under 4Kids, which was her journeys from the first episode up until the Battle Frontier arc where she made a guest appearance. In all of her returning parts, she was played by Michele Knotz. Funnily enough, both of these actors also voiced Jesse, though Michele now also voices May and Nurse Joy.
Callum Archer is a freelance writer based in Perth, Western Australia. He is an avid gamer, Nintendo fanboy and lover of weird sci-fi novels, who also dabbles in manga from time to time, usually dark and twisted work like Uzumaki and Death Note.
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