Editing Misty

| voiced by=Rachael Lillis (2000)

| debut=[[Pokémon: Red, Green and Blue Versions|Pokémon: Red Version/Pokemon: Green Version]]

In ''[[Pokémon: Red, Green and Blue Versions|Pokémon Red, Green, Blue]]'' and ''[[Pokémon: Yellow Version|Yellow]]'' (as well as ''[[Pokémon: FireRed and LeafGreen Versions]]''), Misty was the second gym trainer [[Red]] battled in his journey. She was defeated and gave Red a Cascadebadge as well as TM 11: Bubblebeam (or TM 03: Water Pulse in ''FireRed'' and ''LeafGreen''). IN ''[[Pokémon: Let's Go!|Let's Go, Pikachu!'' and ''Let's Go, Eevee!]]'', she was instead challenged by [[Chase/Elaine]]  and gave TM 29: Scald upon defeat. She could also be challenged to rematches after beating the Elite Four in those versions.

In ''Black 2'' and ''White 2'', he roster for tournament fights consists of Starmie, Lapras and [[Blastoise]] as well as three other Pokémon depending on the type of tournament: Golduck, [[Seaking]] and [[Slowbro]] in the Kanto Leaders Tournament, or Lanturn, Quagsire and [[Jellicent]] in the Type Expert and World Leaders Tournament. For "Gathered! Gym Leader!", she instead uses Starmie, Jellicent, [[Swanna]] and [[Carracosta]] in a double battle.

In ''Let's Go!'', she had [[Psyduck]] and Starmie for the initial battle (in reference to her Psyduck from the anime). For rematches, she had Golduck, [[Dewgoing]], [[Vaporeon]], Starmie and Gyarados.

=Other Games=

In ''[[Pokémon Stadium]]'', Misty was the second gym leader featured in the Gym Leader Castle. Her roster in this game, containing a mix of her roster from the first generation games and anime, consisted of Starmie, [[Horsea]], [[Psyduck]], [[Blastoise]], Staryu and [[Seel]] in the first round. She has Starmie, [[Exeggutor]], [[Seadra]], [[Dugtrio]], [[Blastoise]] and [[Dewgong]] in the second round.

Misty appeared as the second enemy of the Kanto Gym Leader Castle in ''[[Pokémon Stadium 2]]''. She used Golduck, [[Poliwhirl]], Starmie, [[Togetic]] (likely an homage to her [[Togepi]] from the anime), [[Sunflora]] and [[Quagsire]] in Round 1. Misty instead used [[Nidoqueen]], [[Wigglytuff]], Starmie, [[Dragonair]], [[Ampharos]] and [[Politoed]] in Round 2.

*Misty appeared as a supporting character in the Pokémon anime series. She appeared in the first episode, where [[Red#Other Media|Ash Ketchum]] accidentally broke her bicycle. Afterwards she forced Ash to let her accompany him and became one of his travelling companions until he could repay her for the bike (and he eventually did). She did not have to worry about the Cerulean gym, as her three older sisters ran it instead. Misty also had a great temper in the show, especially towards her Psyduck, but also showed a nuturing side when raising a young [[Togepi]]. Misty accompanied Ash in [[Kanto]], the Orange Islands and [[Johto]], then departed afterwards to return to Cerulean Gym (now running the gym completely, with her sisters away on a cruise). She has made several small appearances since then, including her and Brock having a reunion with Ash in a two-part episode of the ''Sun and Moon'' series.

*In the manga series ''The Electric Tale of Pikachu'', Misty appears in a role that is primarily based on her appearance in the first series of the anime, including acting as a traveling companion for Ash and having three sisters. In this version, for her gym challenge she steals Ash's hat and challenges him to retrieve it from her.

*Misty appears in the ''Pokémon Adventures'' manga, where she is initially one of the only "good" gym leaders operating in Kanto, and she often works in conjunction with [[Brock]] and [[Erika]] (as well as later [[Blaine]]) against Team Rocket. She first meets Red by Mt. Moon when he is able to defeat her [[Gyarados]] that was captured and brainwashed by Team Rocket. She reveals herself as a gym leader and initially defeats Red at the Cerulean gym, but she then trains him to prepare for Team Rocket and gives him the Cascade Badge. She appears several more times in the ''Red''/''Green''/''Blue'' arc, and saves Red from drowning as well as trading her Gyarados to him for his [[Krabby]] so that he could use Surf. She later also helps Yellow in the ''Yellow'' arc. In the ''Gold''/''Silver''/''Crystal'' arc, she and Brock help Red to prepare for his gym leader examination. During the competition against the Johto gym leaders she defeats [[Whitney]] with ease. [[Suicune]] chooses her as its temporary master and she battles [[Pryce|the Mask of Ice]] with Blaine and [[Lieutenant Surge]], though they ultimately fail to defeat him. Throughout this arc she is also shown to have a crush on Red and struggles to admit her feelings to him, as well as feeling jealousy of his closeness with Yellow, who is secretly a girl, and the love triangle is ultimately unresolved.