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Rate This. Ash has sex with Misty in this Pokemon parody short film. Director: Eric Jover. Writer: Satoshi Tajiri characters.

This might not be a surprise, but Misty has actually been on the most adventures with Ash well except for Brock, but you can never get rid of that guy.

Only Dawn comes fairly close with her , which explains why she might just be the second most popular female companion. The only other one is Serena, and that's because fashion is a big part of Kalos.

Misty in the games is actually a lot different than Misty in the anime. She also doesn't have sisters, and confidently runs the Cerulean Gym by herself.

Finally, game Misty is more successful in romance. Unlike her cartoon counterpart, game Misty is often found on dates with random dudes from Cerulean.

It's often the case that the trainer who wishes to challenge her must track her down and break up her date first. To summarize, game Misty is older, stronger, and more adept at using her feminine wiles.

Psyduck needs no introduction, because his derpy exploits are legend. But Togepi is more of a special case. Fans will remember that she was kind of forced into the role, because Togepi imprinted itself on her.

She has a reason besides Togepi being her baby. The little guy comes through in a pinch, but he's not winning any beauty contests.

It must suck to be Psyduck sometimes. Naturally, a beach setting is probably where the most fan art of Misty takes place.

What makes this one different is that Misty herself is looking a lot more dainty. Also, Ash is finally, actually noticing her in that certain way.

The Pikachu is also a nice touch. Unfortunately for Misty, Ash isn't the only one to enjoy her in a swimsuit. One episode had Misty competing in a beach beauty contest, where she caught the attention of a very creepy old man.

This new fan happily expressed that he wanted to have fun with her in eight year's time. There, he says that he wishes Misty was his granddaughter.

Which is by no means less creepy. No wonder Misty tends to hide her more appealing side This picture really draws out the more cute, youthful aspect of Misty.

It's nice to see a less fiery, more soft expression on her face from time to time. But whatever expression she has, Misty seems to be quite confident in her looks.

I'm actually not sure what that says about how she sees herself. They must work, though, because she's made multiple incarnations.

She even gave one to Ash as a keepsake. Because, you know, nothing says "I love you and will never forget you" like custom fishing equipment.

Another example here of fan art tackling a more rare Misty, this time in formal wear. It's always nice to see her dress up for special occasions.

One might imagine her wearing something like this to the annual Christmas party. When she does, he conveniently runs away to the snack table.

The mermaid outfit is probably my favorite of her alternate looks. She had to take a hit for Gyarados to get it to trust her, and she was almost ended by Ash's Squirtle.

Oh yeah, remember that? Back when it was part of the Squirtle Squad, it held Misty and Brock hostage as Ash was let go to get medicine for Pikachu.

They gave him the ultimatum to come back in time or see Misty's hair died purple. Or as Japanese viewers might remember, see her life be taken. Of course, they all became friends in the end.

But do you think Misty ever sees Ash's Squirtle and gets traumatic flashbacks to it almost taking her out?

A nice version of the classic Misty here. When it comes to classic Misty, fans know it all. But did you know that she actually got her bike back?

Which is some kind of magic, because that bike was a burnt husk when they left it. Yet this Nurse Joy was somehow able to restore it to working condition.

Forget nursing. That Joy needs to open up a bike repair shop. Another very nice picture of Misty with Ash finally seeming to actually notice that she is, in fact, a girl.

Meanwhile, Pikachu takes advantage of the moment to steal Ash's watermelon. Pikachu is actually a little prankster when the mood suits him.

Then, of course, there's Ash himself, who gets zapped multiple times. After a while, you have to start wondering if it really is an accident.

Despite seeming so friendly, Pikachu might just be even more sinister than Team Rocket. This is definitely the best take on an older Misty.

Judging by the fact that she looks older and is referred to as a Gym Leader, I'm going to guess that this is game Misty.

And it's nice to see the older, more mature version get some love. If nothing else, it makes a lot more sense to turn her into fan service than her pre-teen counterpart.

I mentioned before that the game Misty is known for using Starmie as her main fighter. But what is Starmie? Apparently, its appearance bears a strong resemblance to a symbol of the Mesopotamian goddess Inanna , which might explain its mystic powers.

Many things about Misty are embedded into the minds of '90s kids. Yet we must remember that some of these things were exclusive to the English version of the show.

Certain things, like Misty's voice, are a lot different in Japanese. But to the fans in that part of the world, that is Misty.

In fact, Misty's Japanese voice actress, Mayumi Iizuka, is considered to be quite perfectly cast. As a result, she considers Misty to be the one character she has voiced who most represents herself.

Now for something a little different. This Misty seems to be drawn in a more American style. In fact, she sort of reminds me of the old Batman animated series of the '90s.

And yet, Misty has been tampered with by American companies before. For instance, her crush on Ash was largely the creation of the English dub.

In the Japanese version, the relationship is more implied but not outright stated like in the dub. But the song, however legendary, is not considered canon by the Japanese writers.

So yeah, how's that for dubs ruining things? We've already mentioned that Misty is a very well-traveled trainer. She's seen Kanto, Johto, and even the totally made-up Orange Islands.