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 Despite Misty's best efforts to convince Ash to pass by [[Cerulean City]] when they do make it, Misty's sister {{an|Daisy}} questions if the pair of them have become a couple which embarrasses Misty. However, when the group does make it to [[Pokémon Tech]], Misty gets frustrated when Ash and Brock become infatuated with [[Giselle]].
-At the end of ''[[EP020|The Ghost of Maiden's Peak]]'', during the festival, Ash first seeing Misty is viewed from his perspective, and common romantic tropes occur, such as a bubbly background and romantic harp strings. Misty then invites Ash to dance, which he happily accepts by taking her hand. The pair are shown holding hands again during ''[[EP023|The Tower of Terror]]'' while traversing the mist on their way to [[Lavender Town]]. When Ash decides to investigate the [[Pokémon Tower|tower]] alone, he is knocked out by a falling chandelier. Outside, Misty voices her concerns to Brock about letting Ash and Pikachu enter the tower alone. When the pair go inside to find Ash, they find his body and Misty is shown upset, holding Ash in her arms before he regains consciousness. Misty and Ash continue to remain very protective of each other, always showing concern at any risk of injury, and supporting each other through their hardships and battles throughout the series.
+At the end of ''[[EP020|The Ghost of Maiden's Peak]]'', during the festival, Ash first sees Misty from his perspective, and common romantic tropes occur, such as a bubbly background and romantic harp strings. Misty then invites Ash to dance, which he happily accepts by taking her hand. The pair are shown holding hands again during ''[[EP023|The Tower of Terror]]'' while traversing the mist on their way to [[Lavender Town]]. When Ash decides to investigate the [[Pokémon Tower|tower]] alone, he is knocked out by a falling chandelier. Outside, Misty voices her concerns to Brock about letting Ash and Pikachu enter the tower alone. When the pair go inside to find Ash, they find his body, and Misty is shown upset, holding Ash in her arms before he regains consciousness. Misty and Ash continue to remain very protective of each other, always showing concern at any risk of injury, and supporting each other through their hardships and battles throughout the series.
-During one scene from [[EP036|The Bridge Bike Gang!]], Brock unknowingly pins Ash to his seat at the Pokémon Center, and Misty has a frightened look on her face. Later on, in the same scene, Misty is seen trying to free Ash, with Pikachu helping.
+During one scene from ''[[EP036|The Bridge Bike Gang]]'', Brock unknowingly pins Ash to his seat at the Pokémon Center, and Misty has a frightened look on her face. Later on, in the same scene, Misty is seen trying to free Ash, with Pikachu helping.
 By the time Ash, Misty and Brock have reached [[Cinnabar Island]], she'd even forgotten that she had started following Ash due to her bike's destruction, cementing that the two had developed a strong friendship. Misty continues supporting Ash as he battles through the [[Indigo Plateau Conference]], and when he loses to [[Ritchie]], attempts to cheer him up.
 [[Image:PokeShipping 3.png|thumb|325px|right|Misty is annoyed as Melody flirts with Ash]]
 ===Orange League===
 Ash, Misty, and Brock travel onwards to the [[Orange Archipelago]] with Brock leaving them early on to help at [[Professor Ivy]]'s laboratory. During ''[[EP083|Poké Ball Peril]]'', [[Team Rocket]] comment that they've caught "a pair of very romantic creatures" and how Misty and Ash are "lovebirds," which they both deny. A sub-theme during this arc is their relationship, which culminates in Misty admitting her feelings for Ash to herself in the [[M02|second movie]]. Other characters also comment on their closeness, including [[Danny]], the [[Navel Island]] [[Gym Leader]], {{Tracey}} and {{OBP|Melody|M02}}.