Famous 'Pokemon' star dies of breast cancer, Misty-Jessie's voice will no longer be heard | News India

Misty and Jessie will no longer voice the famous cartoon Pokemon. Actress Rachel Lillis, who voiced these characters, has gone silent forever. Rachel was battling breast cancer for a long time. At the age of 46, she lost the battle with the disease and said goodbye to this world.

The news of her death was given by her friend Veronica Taylor on social media. As soon as this sad news came, the entertainment world was once again shocked. People are paying tribute to Rachel Lillis. Pokemon: The First Movie has characters like Brock, Ash Ketchum, Pikachu and Misty. Misty and Jessie are voiced by Rachel Lillis. Now after her death, information about who will voice these characters has not been revealed yet.

A friend shared an emotional post

Actress Rachel Lillis' friend Veronica Taylor shared the information on social media and wrote, 'We all know Rachel Lillis for the wonderful characters she played. She filled our Saturday mornings and hours with her beautiful voice, her wonderful comic timing and her amazing acting skills. We also remember the bright light that shone from Rachel's voice when she spoke or sang.

Remembered for animated roles

Veronica Taylor has paid tribute to Rachel Lillis for her many animated roles. She wrote, 'Rachel was very grateful for the generous love and support she received while battling a life-threatening disease like cancer. Her negative journey has turned into a positive one through love and support. Her family would also like to thank her fans. They are currently grieving privately.

Fans paid tribute

On the other hand, the news of Rachel Lillis' death has broken the hearts of her fans. Her friends and fans are paying tribute to her on social media. Meanwhile, a user wrote, 'Goodbye and thank you Rachel Lillis for the childhood memories.' We are sorry. Our condolences to your family.' It is worth noting that Rachel Lillis played more than 120 characters in her 20-year career. She has lent her voice to shows like Pokemon, Hunter x Hunter, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Berserk, Sonic X and Super Smash Bros.