Rachael Lillis, the voice actress known for her work in the popular animated series 'Pokémon,' has passed away at the age of 46.

"Pokémon" voice actress Rachael Lillis has died. She was 46.

Laurie Orr, Lillis' sister, confirmed the news of Rachael's passing to Planet Chronicle Digital on Monday. "It is indeed a tough time right now," Orr began. "My sweet little sister, Rachael ('Rae') did pass away, the evening of August 10th."

She appreciated all the love and concern from friends and fans worldwide, as she had a kind heart.

Veronica Taylor, Lillis' co-star, paid tribute to the actress on X, formerly known as Twitter, stating that she was fighting cancer. Taylor voiced the character Ash in "Pokémon."

Rachael Lillis, a beloved voice actress known for her iconic performances as Pokémon's Misty and Jessie, passed away on Saturday evening, 10 August 2024. Taylor shared the news with a heavy heart, mourning the loss of the extraordinary talent who shone through her voice.

"She had a kind heart, and truly appreciated all the outpouring of love and concern from friends and fans worldwide!" — Laurie Orr

Rachael was grateful for the love and support she received while battling cancer. It positively impacted her. Her family also wants to express their gratitude as they mourn privately. A memorial is being planned for a later date.

Orr launched a GoFund Me page in honor of her sister on Monday.

Rachael has passed away peacefully Saturday night, without pain. She is now with God, the angels, and the family that has passed before her, surrounded by infinite love. Orr wrote this in the fundraising description, expressing his regret.

Lillis, born in July 1978 in Niagra Falls, New York, portrayed Misty and Jessie in "Pokémon" for 423 episodes from 1997 to 2015, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Lillis voiced characters in "Your Lie in April," "Hunter x Hunter," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," "Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn," and "Guardian of Darkness."