Misty (Pokémon)

Misty (Japanese: カスミ Kasumi) is a character of the Pokémon Video Game series. She is the leader of the Cerulean Gym.
In Pokémon Masters EX, she is voiced by Ayane Sakura in the Japanese version and by Reba Buhr in the English version.
==Appearance==
Misty is a slender girl with a fit build and spiky hair. Unlike most other characters, her appearance has a tendency to fluctuate.
===Pokémon Red and Blue and FireRed and LeafGreen===
Misty has blonde hair and light skin. She wears a strapless two-piece blue swimsuit (with the bottoms being shorts) that leaves her arms, legs, midriffs, and belly button bare. A pair of sandals completes the outfit.
===Pokémon Gold and Silver and HeartGold and SoulSilver===
Misty appears to be older and taller. Her hair is now honey-orange instead of blonde and she styles it differently. Clothing-wise, she wears a blue and white one-piece swimsuit and a white jacket, leaving only her legs bare.
===Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!===
Misty resembles her anime counterpart. She has orange hair held in a spiky ponytail and is garbed in a new outfit that is similar to what her anime counterpart wears. She wears a white and blue sleeveless shirt, blue denim shorts, and red, blue, and white sneakers. Underneath her clothes, she wears a red bikini top with a blue gem in the middle and matching red bikini bottoms that resemble boyshorts. Like her Red and Blue outfit, her midriffs and belly button are shown.
==Biography==
Misty lives in Cerulean City, and she is the gym leader of this city. In all Kanto and/or Johto Games (Red, Blue/Green, Japanese Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, FireRed, LeafGreen, HeartGold and SoulSilver), she gives the Cascade Badge to any trainer who defeats her (such as Red, Blue, Leaf, Ethan, Kris or Lyra).
== Gallery ==
File:Misty 4.png|Misty's anime counterpart
File:Misty manga.png|Misty's manga counterpart, as she appears in Pokémon Adventures
==Trivia==
*Misty goes through a dramatic appearance change in the games, where, in Generation I and III, she looked like she did in the anime, but in Generation II and IV, she has noticeably aged by two years.
*She is the first female Gym Leader from the games to appear in the Anime.
**She is also the first Gym Leader in general to appear in the Anime, as Brock appeared four episodes after her debut.
*Misty was the only female Water-type Gym Leader until Nessa.
*Misty's signature Pokémon appears to be Starmie, as she uses it in every battle.
==External links==
*Misty on the Pokemon Wiki
*Misty at Bulbapedia
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