Misty
Misty (Japanese:カスミKasumi) is theGym Leader ofCerulean City'sGym, known officially as theCerulean Gym. She gives theCascade Badge toTrainers who defeat her inbattle. Shespecializes inWater-typePokémon.
In the core series games
Misty appears inPokémon Red, Blue,Yellow,FireRed, and LeafGreen andLet's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! as theGym Leader of theCerulean Gym, which is the secondGym that theplayer challenges on theirjourney. Her strategy is an all-out attack withWater-type Pokémon, and she is constantly looking for ways to improve her technique. A swimmer herself, she trains at theSeafoam Islands. She admiresLorelei of theElite Four. It is said that she has high hopes forCerulean Cape, a romantic date spot. She also expresses a desire to travel one day once she has become stronger. In addition to theCascade Badge, Misty gives outTM11 (BubbleBeam) in Red, Blue, and Yellow,TM03 (Water Pulse) in FireRed and LeafGreen, andTM29 (Scald) in Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.
In Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, Misty appears inVermilion City after the player has defeatedLt. Surge, offering to show them the way to theDiglett's Cave entrance onRoute 11. She also reveals that she sometimes visits Vermilion to swim in the sea.
Three years later, inPokémon Gold, Silver,Crystal,HeartGold, and SoulSilver, Misty remains the Gym Leader of the Cerulean Gym, which can be challenged once theTeam Rocket Grunt who stole theMachine Part from theKanto Power Plant is encountered at the Gym. Initially, she cannot be found in the Gym. Instead, she can be seen at Cerulean Cape on a date with her boyfriend. When the player arrives, her boyfriend is scared away, prompting her to grow angry with the player and refer to them as a pest. Upon noticing their eightJohtoBadges, however, she accepts the player's challenge and returns to the Gym. While she doesn't give out a TM in Gold, Silver, and Crystal, she gives out TM03 (Water Pulse) in HeartGold and SoulSilver.
In HeartGold and SoulSilver, once all 16 Badges have been obtained andSuicune has been captured or defeated, Misty can be found on Route 25 on any day between 4 PM and 6 PM. If spoken to, she will offer herPokégear number to the player. If she is called onWednesdaymornings, she will be up for arematch at theFighting Dojo inSaffron City. After her Pokégear number has been obtained, she will also appear on Route 25 every day between 2 PM and 4 PM. Upon speaking to her, the player can have aphotograph taken with her if the first Pokémon in their party is a Water-type.
InPokémon Black 2 and White 2, Misty appears alongside the other Gym Leaders ofKanto as an opponent in theKanto Leaders Tournament at thePokémon World Tournament. She also participates alongside the Gym Leaders of Kanto,Johto,Hoenn,Sinnoh, andUnova in theWorld Leaders Tournament, and other Water-type experts in the WaterType Expert Tournament.
Fame Checker
This is a list of theFame Checker’s information on Misty inPokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
- Cerulean City - Sign
- What does this person do?
- "Cerulean City Pokémon Gym
- Leader: Misty
- The Tomboyish Mermaid!"
- Cerulean Gym - Misty
- Favorite kind ofPokémon?
- "My policy is an all-out offensive withWater-typePokémon!"
- Cerulean Gym -Swimmer♂ Luis
- What is this person like?
- "Misty is aTrainer who’s going to keep improving.
- She won’t lose to someone like you!"
- Seafoam Islands - Young Man
- There’s a rumor...
- "StrongTrainers andWater Pokémon are common sights in these parts.
- They say thatMisty of theCerulean Gym trains here."
- Cerulean Cape - Dame
- There’s a rumor...
- "This cape is a famous date spot.
- Misty, theGym Leader, has high hopes about this place."
- Cerulean City -Pokémon Journal*
- There’s a rumor...
- "Misty is said to worshipLorelei of theElite Four."
- Message fromMisty
- From:Misty
- To: <player>
- I’m going to keep training here at thisGym.
- When I get better, I’d love to hit the road and travel."
Pokémon
Pokémon Red and Blue
Misty has oneX Defend per Pokémon, using it randomly 25% of the time.
Pokémon Yellow
Misty has oneX Defend per Pokémon, using it randomly 25% of the time.
Pokémon Gold, Silver, andCrystal
Misty has aFull Heal.
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen
Misty has aSuper Potion.
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
Gym battle
Misty has threeFull Restores.
Rematch
Misty has threeFull Restores.
Pokémon Black 2 and White 2
Pokémon World Tournament
Misty uses three of these Pokémon inSingle Battles, four inDouble andRotation Battles, and all six inTriple Battles. Misty will always lead with her signature Pokémon,Starmie.
Kanto Leaders Tournament
Type Expert/World Leaders Tournament
Gathered! Gym Leader!
Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!
Gym battle
Rematch
In the side series games
Pokémon Stadium
Misty appears inPokémon Stadium as the second Gym Leader the player faces during theGym Leader Castle challenge. As usual for Trainers in this game, she also uses Pokémon outside her specialty type.
Pokémon
Round 1
Round 2
Pokémon Stadium 2
Misty returns inPokémon Stadium 2 as part of the Kanto Gym Leader Castle. One of herparty members in this game is aTogetic, areference to theTogepi heranimated series counterpart owned at the time of the game's release.
During the game's end credits, Misty is seen having a battle withWhitney at theGoldenrod Gym.
Pokémon
Round 1
Round 2
In the spin-off games
Pokémon Puzzle League
- Main article:Misty (anime) → Pokémon Puzzle League
Theanimated series version ofMisty appears inPokémon Puzzle League as one of the opponentsAsh must defeat in the Puzzle League.
Pokémon Zany Cards
- Main article:Misty (anime) → Pokémon Zany Cards
Misty andBrock, based on their animated series incarnations, appear as the second opponents inWild Match mode.
Pokémon Masters EX
- Main article:Misty (Masters)
Misty, in herPokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! design, forms async pair withStarmie,Psyduck, andVaporeon inPokémon Masters EX. Misty became a playable sync pair since the game's release, with her joining theplayer at the beginning of the game.
| Dex | Trainer | NDex | Pokémon | Type | Weakness | Role | EX role | Base potential | Availability | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #003 |  | Misty | #0121 |  | Starmie | Water | Electric |  | ★★★☆☆☆EX | Story Start | |
| #003 |  | Swimsuit Misty | #0054 |  | Psyduck♂ | Water | Grass | | ★★★★☆☆EX | Sync Pair-Up Event | |
| #003 |  | Sygna Suit Misty | #0134 |  | Vaporeon♀ | Water | Electric |  | ★★★★★☆EX | Sync Pair Scout | |
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket
- Main article:Misty (Genetic Apex 220)
Misty makes an appearance as aSupporter card inPokémon Trading Card Game Pocket's first expansion,Genetic Apex. When the player plays this card, they pick one of theirWater Pokémon in play and flip acoin until they get tails; for each heads flipped, they take aWaterEnergy from the Energy Zone and attach it to the selected Pokémon.
| Cards featuring Misty | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Card | Type | Expansion | Rarity | # | |
| Misty |  | Genetic Apex |  | 220/226 | |
| Genetic Apex |  | 267/226 | ||
Quotes
- Main article:Misty/Quotes
In animation
Pokémon the Series
- Main article:Misty (anime)
Misty is afriend and former traveling partner of the main character ofPokémon the Series,Ash Ketchum. After he stole herbike and proceeded to accidentally destroy it inPokémon - I Choose You!, Misty followed him around theKantoregion, theOrange Islands, and theJohto region, using the time she spent with him to further her goal of becoming the greatest Water Pokémon Master.
At the end ofPokémon the Series: Gold and Silver, Misty's bike was returned and repaired by theNurse Joy ofViridian City, and asher sisters were leaving on a world tour, Misty stayed at the Cerulean Gym as its leader in order to keep it open.
Despite this, she still visits Ash from time to time, meeting up with him during theMirage Kingdom andBattle Frontier arcs ofPokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire. More recently, she reappeared inPokémon the Series: Sun & Moon for two small arcs set in Kanto andAlola, respectively. InPokémon Journeys: The Series, Misty was inspired to travel again after seeing theMasters Eight Tournament and reunited with Ash to travel with him for a while, before eventually returning to the Gym.
Pokémon Origins
Misty appeared briefly inFile 2: Cubone. She was shown being challenged to aGymbattle byRed, who later defeated her off-screen, earning the youngPokémon Trainer theCascade Badge.
Pokémon
GOTCHA!
Misty briefly appeared inGOTCHA!.
In the manga
Ash & Pikachu
- Main article:Misty (anime) → In the Ash and Pikachu manga
Misty appears inAsh & Pikachu, amanga based on theJohto,Hoenn, andBattle Frontier seasons ofPokémon the Series. Like in the animated series, she is a traveling companion ofAsh alongsideBrock.
The Electric Tale of Pikachu
Misty appears inThe Electric Tale of Pikachu, a manga adaptation ofPokémon the Series: The Beginning.
Unlike in the animated series, she does not travel withAsh andBrock constantly, though she does make many appearances.
Magical Pokémon Journey
- Main article:Misty (anime) → In the Magical Pokémon Journey manga
Misty, along withAsh andBrock, make cameo appearances in bonus chapters ofMagical Pokémon Journey.
Pokémon Adventures
History
Red, Green & Blue arc
Misty debuts inGyarados Splashes In!, whereRed saves her from her enragedGyarados, which has been experimented on byTeam Rocket. After they recapture the Pokémon, Red and Misty join forces to defeat Team Rocket and find theMoon Stone atMt. Moon. During the battle, Misty is knocked out by aTeam Rocket Grunt'sRhydon.
As is shown inSuddenly Starmie, she lives in a large mansion and has a horde of maids that look after her. Here she defeats Red in theCerulean Gym and trains with him for a couple of days to make them both stronger. At the end of this chapter, she gives Red theCascade Badge.
Later, Red wants to teach his PokémonSurf, but theHM he tries to acquire is destroyed in a battle with a wildDragonite. Misty saves Red from drowning; he at first, mistakes her for a mermaid. As Red's one hope of teaching his Pokémon Surf has been utterly demolished, Mistytrades Red her Gyarados for his Krabby. They have each other's Pokémon in their respectiveparties to this day.
Yellow arc
She is seen talking withProfessor Oak about Red's disappearance and worries about him, especially after hearing that Oak gave Red's Pokédex andPika toYellow, who she considered a random stranger. She was then seen teaming up with the other 'good' Gym Leaders of Kanto to thwartSuper NerdMiles, then possessed by Agatha's Gastly and attempting to retrieve Pika. After the event, she meets Yellow for the first time and gives her anOmanyte. She was also seen being stalled by Agatha, who forced Cerulean under attack by a group of Gastly and Haunter. They finally retrieve what they were after all along, her Gym Badge. Misty had her Starmie go toCerise Island and give the message to the others.
Gold, Silver & Crystal arc
Unlike in the animated series, Misty has changed her hairstyle later on to match the one worn by her inPokémon Gold and Silver. During the second Team Rocket crisis,Suicune lured Misty into a battle underneathTohjo Falls and later offered to be her partner. The recruitment somehow gave her strength and confidence, as she was able to easily defeatWhitney in herexhibition match at the Indigo Plateau. However, she later becomes injured in the battle with theMasked Man, and Suicune goes on to takeCrystal as its second partner for the battle's climax.
InThe Last Battle XIV, Misty decides to report toErika via herPokégear. Since Erika lent her Pokégear earlier to Red, Red ends up being the one who receives the call. Misty's feelings for Red couple with Yellow noticing that Red is talking to Misty creates an awkward tension in the air. Green, fully aware of the tension between them, smugly declares that the three should simply all live together, much to their embarrassment.
Pokémon
On hand
This listing is of Misty's Pokémon in the Pokémon Adventures manga.
| Debut | Suddenly Starmie |
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- Main article:Misty's Starmie
Starmie is one of Misty's main Pokémon. It was first seen when Misty trained withRed to become stronger so that they could fight againstTeam Rocket more easily. In theYellow arc, it was used to defend Cerulean City from theElite Four'sGhost-type Pokémon army. Starmie was also used in theGym Leader tournament in theGold, Silver & Crystal arc, where it easily defeatedWhitney's Miltank, Mil Mil. It can use an ancient star language to write messages in mid-air, which comes in handy when Misty needs to send a message across a long-distance or when a Pokémon needs to tell Misty something.
| Debut | A Tale of Ninetales |
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Krabby (Japanese:クラちゃんKura-chan) was originally owned byRed but Misty traded herGyarados for her inYou Know...Articuno!. Krabby was used often by Misty, most notably when she was fighting to defendCerulean City from theElite Four'sGhost-type Pokémon army.
Krabby's known moves areVise Grip,Crabhammer, andGuillotine.
| Debut | Punching Poliwrath |
|---|
- Main article:Misty's Goldeen
Goldeen was only seen during theElite Four's attack onKanto. It was used by Misty to defend her city fromAgatha's Ghost Pokémon army.
| Debut | Chinchou in Charge |
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Chinchou (Japanese:チーちゃんCho-chan) was used by Misty to light up theTohjo Falls when she fell into a cave while saving a wild Krabby.
Chinchou's only known move isFlash, and her Ability isIlluminate.
| Debut | Lovely Lanturn |
|---|
Lanturn (Japanese:ランちゃんLan-chan) was used by Misty to fightSuicune at theTohjo Falls. Her quick movements and powerful attacks allowed her to do well against theLegendary Pokémon.
Lanturn's known moves areHydro Pump andWaterfall.
Formerly owned
This listing is of Misty's previously owned Pokémon in the Pokémon Adventures manga.
Traded away
- Main article:Gyara
Gyarados was given to Misty after Red recaught him when he was very fierce followingTeam Rocket's experiments on him. Later, Misty traded him for Red's Krabby when he could not teach any of his PokémonSurf to get to theSeafoam Islands.
Given away
| Debut | As Gastly as Before |
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- Main article:Omny
Omanyte was one of the Pokémon given to Yellow along withBrock's Graveler as a parting gift for their training session. Yellow then nicknamed him Omny, and he has since evolved into anOmastar. He has a Docile nature.
Released
- Main article:Legendary beasts (Adventures) → Suicune
Misty successfully caught thisSuicune with the help of her Lanturn, as it longed for a Trainer that would help combat theMasked Man. However, it wasn't long until Misty's injuries from the fight with the mastermind forced it to partner withCrystal and leave her.
Pocket Monsters HGSS Jō's Big Adventure
Misty appeared as a silhouette inJBA5 alongside herStarmie and the other Kanto Gym Leaders.
Pokémon
This is a listing of Misty's known Pokémon in the Pocket Monsters HGSS Jō's Big Adventure manga:
| Debut | JBA5 |
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- Main article:Misty's Starmie
Starmie is Misty's only known Pokémon. It only appeared as a silhouette.
Pokémon Pocket Monsters
Red meets Misty while seeking aMoon Stone along with his Pikachu and his Clefairy. During the meeting, Clefairy notices that she is wearing a Moon Stone as a necklace. She declares that they battle her if they wish to have it. While the Clefairy is initially pumped up to battle, he quickly changes his mind when he sees that his opponent is a massiveBlastoise. After a while, the battle is won when Clefairy sucks up all the water in a nearby river and releases the water onto Misty's Pokémon, sending it flying into the sky. Just when Misty is about to reward Red's group with the prize they sought, it gets stolen by someone else.
She is seen again when Red participates in the No. 1 Pokémon contest acting as a judge and when he went to a swimming pool.
Misty lent him herTogepi while in the Pokémon League as Red needed extra support to defeat Green.
Misty reappears in a cameo inClefairy, Form Teacher Of Class 1P!!, where she is seen wearing her outfit fromPokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
Pokémon
Jigglypuff is another known Pokémon of Misty's that was first seen with her when Red went to the swimming pool.
None of Jigglypuff's moves are known.
- Main article:Misty's Togepi
Misty gave Togepi to Red temporarily and he returned it back to her later on.
Pokémon Zensho
WhenSatoshi arrives at theCerulean Gym inPZ03, he is given a pair of swimming trunks as that is all that is allowed inside the pool arena. Misty appears soon after,prompting a blush from him. Soon after, during the battle, he sends out hisCharmander, which is afraid of going near the water since the flame on its tail might go out. His Pikachu is sent next, but having no idea of what to do around the water, it falls in. As he attempts to save his Pokémon, Satoshi gets a cramp and nearly drowns, but Misty manages to rescue him.
Later on, as Satoshi and Pikachu dry themselves off, Misty suggests that she teach them how to properly move around in the water, so they can stand a better chance next time. He trains along with Pikachu, who floats on a lifesaver. Misty attempts to take the device away from the mouse, only to see that it is clinging to it. Eventually, Satoshi and Pikachu end up improving. As Satoshi sits around with aSeel, Misty relays a story over how aDewgong rescued her once when a large wave swept her underwater at the beach. Due to that experience, she feels gratitude toward the Pokémon.
After Satoshi thwarts an attack by aTeam Rocket Grunt, she awards him with theCascade Badge and her Seel, telling him that she hopes to meet the Dewgong that rescued her someday.
Pokémon
On hand
| Debut | Cerulean City |
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- Main article:Misty's Starmie
Starmie was sent out for Satoshi's second Gym battle challenge. However, it could not battle as Satoshi had trouble dealing with water and the battle was officially called off.
In the Gym
Given away
| Debut | Cerulean City |
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Seel was given to Satoshi as a gift for mastering his swim lessons. This Seel reminded her of a Dewgong that rescued her once when a large wave swept her underwater at the beach. As a result, she wanted to see that Dewgong again.
None of Seel's moves are known.
In the TCG
Cards
For the full list of cards featuring Misty or her Pokémon, seeCategory:Misty (TCG)
Misty first appeared in thePokémon Trading Card Game with the release of the JapaneseHanada City Gym deck on April 26, 1998. The deck is built around Misty andher Pokémon, including the eponymousMisty,Misty's Wrath,Misty's Duel, andMisty's Tears Trainer cards. TheLeaders' Stadium expansion released shortly afterwards would add more of Misty's Pokémon and another Trainer card,Misty's Wish. These cards would see international release in theGym Heroes andGym Challenge expansions, with the former including aMistyTheme Deck.
TheRiding on Lapras CD released August 21, 1999 included a special promo card ofMisty's Treatment, as Misty's voice actor performed the song. Misty would next be featured in the TCG with two more of her Pokémon being released in thePokémon VS expansion. TheTheater Limited VS Pack includingMisty's Politoed andMisty's Corsola would be Misty's last appearance in the TCG for 13 years.
Misty would return to the TCG during the XY Series in theBREAKpoint expansion (theGolduck BREAK + Palkia-EX Combo Deck in Japan) in a cameo inLapras's artwork and theMisty's DeterminationSupporter card. A print ofGym Badge featuring Misty and theCascade Badge would also be a prize at official tournaments near the end of the XY Series.
The Sun & Moon Series added another Supporter card,Misty's Favor, in the internationalUnified Minds and JapaneseMiracle Twin expansions. Another Japanese deck was then built around Misty: theMisty of Cerulean City Gym Trainer Battle Deck. While the Pokémon within lacked her name from their titles, Misty was named in two new cards,Misty's Water Command andMisty's Cerulean City Gym. These cards saw international release in theHidden Fates expansion. At the end of the Series, Misty was featured alongsideLorelei in theTAG TEAM Supporter cardMisty & Lorelei in theCosmic Eclipse andTag All Stars expansions.
Misty's next appearance was in the artwork forAstral RadianceStarmie
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Merchandise
TheHanada City Gym andMisty Theme Decks prominently featured her on the box.
In Japan, a set of card sleeves featuring Misty and herPsyduck were released alongside the specialPokémon 20th Anniversary set, theExpansion Pack 20th Anniversary.
Like the first deck, the Misty of Cerulean City Gym Trainer Battle Deck features Misty on the box, as well as the card sleeves, deckbox,coin, and playmat. A rubber playmat sold separately also uses this artwork, along with herStarmie.
A set of card sleeves featuring Misty, her Starmie, and herPolitoed was available in Japan the same day as the Battle Region subset.
In the TFG
Misty appears as a rareTrainer figure in the launch set,Next Quest, of thePokémon Trading Figure Game.
Other appearances
Super Smash Bros. Melee
Misty appears as a random trophy, wearing her outfit fromPokémon the Series.
Trophy information
Misty's the gym leader of Cerulean City and a real tomboy. She loves swimming and all things aquatic, so she makes a point of collecting Starmie, Staryu, and other Water-type Pokémon. This is common among gym leaders: typically, the Pokémon kept by Trainers tend to reflect that person's personality and preferences.
Gallery
Artwork
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| Headshot from Red and Green | Artwork from Red and Blue | Artwork from Yellow byKen Sugimori[5] | Artwork from FireRed and LeafGreen | Artwork from HeartGold and SoulSilver byKen Sugimori[6] | |
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| Artwork from theGame Freak website | Artwork from theGame Freak website | Artwork from theGame Freak website | Artwork from theGame Freak website | Artwork from a TCG Card Sleeve byNaoki Saito | |
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| Concept art from Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! | Artwork ofMisty fromTCG Pocket bySanosuke Sakuma | ||||
Sprites and models
In thecore series
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| Sprite from Red and Blue | Sprite from Yellow | Sprite from Generation II | Sprite from FireRed and LeafGreen | Sprite from HeartGold and SoulSilver | VS sprite from HeartGold and SoulSilver | Sprite from Black 2 and White 2 | VS model from Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! |
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| Overworld sprite from Generation I | Overworld sprite from Generation II | Overworld sprite from FireRed and LeafGreen | Overworld sprite from HeartGold and SoulSilver | Overworld sprite from Black 2 and White 2 | Overworld model from Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! | ||
In other games
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| Portrait from Stadium | Portraits from Stadium 2 | Unused sprite fromRanger |
TCG Artwork
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| Misty and the Cascade Badge | Misty and the Cascade Badge | Misty andher Horsea | Misty showing affection |
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| Misty andher Psyduck | Misty andher Staryu | Sabrina controls Misty and her Psyduck | Misty's updatedVS art |
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| Lapras from theBREAKpoint expansion bykirisAki | Misty's Water Command from theHidden Fates expansion by TOKIYA | Misty's Favor from theUnified Minds expansion byHideki Ishikawa | |
Trivia
- Misty's JapaneseLeader title is おてんば人魚The Tomboyish Mermaid.
- InPokémon Yellow, Misty callsRed a "sweetie" right before thebattle, in the sentence "Are you ready, sweetie?". In the original Japanese version, she uses her catchphrase from theanimated series instead (いくわよ！マーイステディ！Go! My Steady!).
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | カスミKasumi | From 霞草kasumi-sō (baby's breath), 霞kasumi (mist),[7] and possibly 海umi (sea) |
| English, German, European Spanish, Latin American Spanish, Italian, Catalan, Hindi, Malay, Dutch, Norwegian, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Tamil, Telugu, Turkish | Misty | Frommist[7] |
| French | Ondine | Fromondine (undine), elemental beings associated with water in European folklore |
| Korean | 이슬Iseul | From 이슬iseul (dew) |
| 최이슬Choi Iseul[n 1] | From 이슬iseul (dew) and the surname 최 (崔)Choi | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 小霞Xiǎo Xiá /Síu Hàh | From an orthographic borrowing of Japanese 霞kasumi (mist), 霞xiá / hàh (rosy clouds), and thediminutive prefix 小xiǎo / síu |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 小霞Xiǎo Xiá | |
| Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian | МистиMisti | Transcription of her English name |
| Croatian | Misti | From her English name |
| Indonesian | Kasumi[n 2] Misty[n 3] | Transcription of her Japanese name Same as her English name |
| Thai | คาสึมิKhasuemi | Transcription of her Japanese name |
| Vietnamese | Kasumi | Transcription of her Japanese name |
Misty's Pokémon
- Main article:Misty's Staryu → Names
- Main article:Misty's Starmie → Names
Krabby
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | クラちゃんKura-chan | From クラブCrab (Krabby) |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Krabbinho[n 4] Krabinho[n 5] Krab[n 6] | FromKrabby and the diminutive suffix-inho |
| Vietnamese | Bé Kura | From the transcription of its Japanese name and the diminutive prefixbé |
Chinchou
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | チーちゃんChie-chan | From チョンチーChonchie (Chinchou) |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Chinzinho | FromChinchou and the diminutive suffix-zinho |
| Vietnamese | Bé Chii | From the transcription of its Japanese name and the diminutive prefixbé |
Lanturn
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ランちゃんLan-chan | From ランターンLantern (Lanturn) |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Lantinha | FromLanturn and the feminine diminutive suffix-inha |
| Vietnamese | Bé Ran | From the transcription of its Japanese name and the diminutive prefixbé |
Notes
- ↑Pokémon animated series
- ↑Pokémon TCG, Pokémon animated series (Pokémon the Series: Gold and Silver onwards)
- ↑Pokémon animated series (Pokémon the Series: The Beginning)
- ↑Pokémon Adventures (PS077)
- ↑Pokémon Adventures (PS025)
- ↑Pokémon Adventures (PS019)
External links
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