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Misty カスミ Kasumi | |
"The Tomboyish Mermaid" | |
Misty in the early animé. | |
Age | 15-17 |
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Gender | female |
Eye color | blue |
Hair color | red |
Hometown | Cerulean City |
Region | Kanto |
Relatives | Lily, Violet, and Daisy (animé-exclusive) |
Trainer class | Gym Leader |
Generation | 1 |
Games | Pokémon Red and Green (Japan)
Pokémon Red and Blue (international) |
Leader of | Cerulean Gym |
Badge | Cascade Badge |
Specializes in | Water |
Hailing from the very first generation of Pokémon, Misty is the Gym Leader of Cerulean City, and is typically the second Gym Leader you encounter in Kanto. Her type specialty is Water, which makes the game very easy if you picked Bulbasaur as your Starter; since the previous Leader specialized in Rock, that's two Gyms in a row weak to Grass.
Her badge is the Cascade Badge. Her prize TM is:
The youngest of four sisters, Misty absolutely hates being thought of as a "beach bum" like Lily, Violet, and Daisy, and is ridiculously competitive as well as short-tempered.
Fanon appearances[]
Police Academy series[]
Police Acadamy: Racer X[]
Misty first appeared as a playable character in Police Acadamy: Racer X, where she was a lightweight character available from the start. Her karts were Staryu and Tentacool and her bikes were Horsea and Psyduck.
Canonically, this series is set before her Gym Leader career in Pokémon. In this continuity, Nurse Joy is one of her cousins. She is also friends with Amber and Lostelle.
Nursing School series[]
Pokémon[]
Staryu[]
First appearing in Nursing School: The story of Joy. Misty's Staryu is a strong fighter who is often a hoverer to attack foes high up. Staryu returned in Nursing School: Island Breeze and once again in Nursing School: The Lost Island, the Staryu is one of Misty's strongest fighters. A Staryu also appears as part of her team in PokeSmash which is a non-canon appearance.
Tentacool[]
Tentacool first appeared as a kart on Police Acadamy: Racer X but then appeared as one of her actual Pokémon in Nursing School: Island Breeze where she appeared in the kayaking levels with Misty. The Tentacool returns in Nursing School: The Lost Island as a member of Misty's permanent team.
Horsea[]
Horsea first appeared in Nursing School: The story of Joy as one of Misty's Pokémon and it then appeared as one of her bikes in Police Acadamy: Racer X. Horsea returned as a Pokémon for Misty in Nursing School: Island Breeze and again in Nursing School: The Lost Island. A Horsea also appears as part of her team in PokeSmash which is a non-canon appearance.
Psyduck[]
Psyduck first appeared in Police Acadamy: Racer X as one of her bikes. He made his first appearance as an actual Pokémon in Nursing School: Island Breeze who frustrated Misty a lot, she often yelled at him. However when she was asked if she even likes Psyduck Misty replied by saying "Of course I love Psyduck!". Psyduck returns again in Nursing School: The Lost Island where it is revealed that when she ascends the throne as the priestess Aquania she will have a Psyduck with her. A Psyduck also appears as part of her team in PokeSmash which is a non-canon appearance.
Nursing School: The story of Joy[]
Misty's first appearance was in Nursing School: The story of Joy where she like Joy had come to spend the summer with their aunt Paige. Misty became fast friends with her cousin and they embarked on a journey together with their friends Amber and Lostelle.
Nursing School: Island Breeze[]
Misty returned in Nursing School: Island Breeze where she wanted to visit the islands again. This was the most dangerous mission for Misty as she was almost killed twice once by Bryan and once by Darrin.
Nursing School: The Lost Island[]
Misty again returns in Nursing School: The Lost Island here we find out that she has three older sisters who have all come down before Misty to see their new baby cousin. Misty and the girls discover they are destined for marvelous things and Misty is the descendant of "Aquania" a priestess who is to help return Princess Justis to the throne. Misty is the first to accidently use her magical rod correctly as she soon discovers her rod allows her the abilities of any water Pokémon.
Misty and her friends decide to leave the islands as they are without a ruler, although Misty admits she won't be sad when they finally do have to own up to their destiny. As Misty celebrates the arrival of her new cousins she is enthralled to hear that she has been accepted as the new gym leader at Cerluean City Gym.
PokeSmash[]
Misty appears a secret game in an earlier Vined Inc. title PokeSmash she is unlocked by defeating her on the Abandoned Ship with Dawn and Pearl. Her team consistents of Staryu, Psyduck and Horsea and when she is unlocked her gym, Cerulean Gym, is unlocked as a stage.
St. Clair Publications universe[]
Misty appeared in The World of Nintendo, functioning mostly like she did in the animé. She was initially a traveling companion with Ash, but left him right around the time the Advanced Generation series premiered in the U.S..
Misty appears in Tropes vs. Women in Pokémon Training, as a Trainer you can fight on the Battle Turnpike. While her portrayal here sticks mostly to her portrayals in the games, she does sneak in a few animé references; the fact that Lily, Violet, and Daisy are Gym Leaders in this game helps her case.
Her team in this game is as follows:
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Pokémon Red, Blue, and Green: VC Edition[]
Misty is the gym leader of Cerulean City. She specializes on Water type Pokémon.
Pokémon | Level | Moves |
Psyduck | 17 | Scratch, Bubble Beam |
Starmie | 19 | Tackle, Harden, Thunder Wave, Bubble Beam |
Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal: VC Edition[]
In the Generation II games, Misty resumes her role as the gym leader of Cerulean City.
Pokémon | Level | Item | Moves |
Golduck | 51 | None | Surf, Confusion, Ice Punch, Dig |
Quagsire | 51 | None | Surf, Earthquake, Sludge Bomb, Amnesia |
Lapras | 52 | None | Surf, Ice Beam, Body Slam, Thunder |
Politoed | 52 | None | Surf, Earthquake, Body Slam, Ice Punch |
Starmie | 54 | Gold Berry | Surf, Psychic, Confuse Ray, Ice Beam |
- Items: Full Restore (x2), X Defend (x4)
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen: VC Edition[]
In the Generation III games, Misty resumes her role as the gym leader of Cerulean City.
Pokémon | Level | Ability | Item | Moves |
Psyduck | 17 | Damp | None | Water Pulse, Scratch, Disable, Confusion |
Starmie | 19 | Natural Cure | None | Water Pulse, Harden, Swift, Recover |
- Items: Super Potion (x2), X Defend (x4), Full Heal (x4)
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver: VC Edition[]
In the Generation III games, Misty resumes her role as the gym leader of Cerulean City. You can also have a rematch with her at the Saffron City fighting dojo.
Initial battle
Pokémon | Level | Ability | Item | Moves |
Golduck | 51 | Damp | None | Water Pulse, Shadow Claw, Brick Break, Zen Headbutt |
Quagsire | 51 | Water Absorb | None | Water Pulse, Earthquake, Rock Tomb, Amnesia |
Lapras | 52 | Shell Armor | None | Water Pulse, Ice Beam, Confuse Ray, Thunderbolt |
Politoed | 52 | Damp | None | Water Pulse, Ice Beam, Perish Song, Focus Blast |
Starmie | 54 | Natural Cure | Sitrus Berry | Water Pulse, Power Gem, Psychic, Cosmic Power |
- Items: Full Restore (x2)
Rematch
Pokémon | Level | Ability | Item | Moves |
Golduck | 63 | Damp | None | Waterfall, Cross Chop, Shadow Claw, Aerial Ace |
Quagsire | 63 | Water Absorb | None | Waterfall, Earthquake, Ice Punch, Stone Edge |
Lapras | 63 | Shell Armor | None | Surf, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Ancient Power |
Floatzel | 63 | Swift Swim | None | Waterfall, Ice Fang, Brick Break, Crunch |
Milotic | 63 | Marvel Scale | Flame Orb | Surf, Dragon Pulse, Confuse Ray, Recover |
Starmie | 65 | Natural Cure | Sitrus Berry | Surf, Psychic, Power Gem, Signal Beam |
- Items: Full Restore (x3)
Pokémon Black 2 and White 2: VC Edition[]
In Generation V, Misty can be battled at the Pokémon World Tournament in Black 2 and White 2. She can be battled in the Kanto Leader Tournament, the Water-type special tournament, and the World Leaders Tournament. During the tournament, all Pokémon will be set at Level 50. You can battle in a single, double, triple, or rotation battle.
Pokémon | Nature | Ability | Item | Moves |
Starmie | Timid | Natural Cure | Expert Belt | Scald, Psychic, Power Gem, Signal Beam |
Politoed | Timid | Drizzle | Bright Powder | Scald, Hidden Power (Dark), Focus Blast, Mud Bomb |
Golduck | Jolly | Damp | Scope Lens | Waterfall, Cross Chop, Aerial Ace, Shadow Claw |
Lapras | Timid | Shell Armor | Leftovers | Water Pulse, Ice Beam, Hidden Power (Dark), Thunderbolt |
Quagsire | Careful | Water Absorb | Rindo Berry | Waterfall, Ice Punch, Stone Edge, Curse |
Seaking | Jolly | Swift Swim | Muscle Band | Waterfall, Bounce, Drill Run, Megahorn |
Star Team Heroes[]
She's one of survivors of the Kirthar's Snap Finger.
Gallery[]
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