Editing Ash Ketchum/Relationships (section)

===[[Jane Darling]]:===
Ash initially had a rocky start with Jane when he met her in the midst of a war in London. He and his friends bumped into her while they were running from the Blitz's incoming bombs. Luckily, Jane led them safely to a bomb shelter where her mother, Wendy, and her little brother Daniel are taking refuge. But when the bombing ceased and after witnessing a heated argument between her mother and little brother Daniel, Ash decided to speak with Jane alone. She calmly explained to him that because of the pressures of the war, she tried to change herself by growing up at a fast pace to show her mother that she's old enough to take care of herself. With that, she never had the time for fun, games, or listen to her mother's Peter Pan stories. Seeing that she's making the same mistakes her grandfather made, he told her the story about how practical, disbelieving, and strict her grandfather was. He then ended the conversation with if she really wanted what's best for her family, she should listen to her heart, or she'll lose them forever. Later that night Ash witnessed Jane being abducted by Captain Hook through the reflection in the bathroom mirror and alerted his friends before stowing away on Hook’s ship back to Neverland. With Peter Pan's help, they saved Jane just in time. While helping Jane to fly, Ash told her to always stay away from Captain Hook and to never fall for any of his trickery. However, Jane foolishly thought Ash's warning was one of her mother's nonsensical Peter Pan stories. Soon, she slowly began to warm up during her stay. However, due to her strict no-nonsense attitude she got from the war, things went from bad to worse when she was unable to fly and angrily blurted out that she didn't believe in magic. After spending a night on her own she bumped into Captain Hook and was tricked into making a deal to find his treasure in exchange for a ride back home to London. The next day, she slowly started to warm up to Peter Pan and the Lost Boys when they played a game of treasure hunt. After finding the treasure, she threw the whistle away and decided not to honor Hook's request. Peter and the boys praised Jane for finding the treasure and named her as the very first Lost Girl. However, Tootles found the whistle and blew it, inexplicably setting Hook's trap and getting Peter and the boys captured. Peter believed that Jane was a liar, a traitor, and that due to her not believing in fairies Tinker Bell's light was going out. Upon hearing this, she rushed to Hangman's Tree as fast as she could, but she seemingly arrived too late to save her. Ash somberly told her that Tinker Bell's light went out, but Jane's newfound belief in magic miraculously brought Tinker Bell back to life. Jane then told Ash and his friends about Peter Pan and the Lost Boys getting captured by Captain Hook, and that she unintentionally made them fall into Hook's trap after encountering him. Hearing this, Ash, along with his teammates, were appalled with what happened. In retaliation, Ash gave Jane the punishment she deserved when he angrily and rightfully scolded her for deliberately disobeying him, not heeding his warnings, and letting Hook take advantage of her no-nonsense personality so he can destroy Peter Pan. Jane remorsefully and tearfully apologizes to everyone for causing so much trouble and begged them to help her save Peter Pan. Ash, upon seeing how remorseful she is and how much she missed her family, reluctantly forgave her and said that they'd help her rescue Peter Pan on one condition; to promise to loosen up, have fun, never be too practical and strict, and never grow up too fast. Jane swore to this promise with a pinky swear. After remarkable planning and excellent bravery, Ash, Misty, Brock, Pikachu, Tinker Bell, Jane and the entire adventure team rescued Peter Pan and the Lost Boys while also defeating Captain Hook for good. Upon celebrating their victory, Jane finally showed her kind and gentle nature she'd kept bottled up for a long time when she tended Ash's cut on his shoulder he'd gotten from his fight with Hook. Afterwards, Peter escorted everyone back to London. Jane, rejuvenated and changed for the better, happily started telling Danny stories about her adventures in Neverland. Jane then took her brother to the window to see Peter Pan and Tinker Bell fly away, and then she told Peter that she'd always believe in him. She then asks Ash about the story he told her, and then she finally understood what he was talking about. He was talking about her grandfather, George Darling, and asked how'd he knew about him. Ash simply replied that it was a gift and tells her that he was there and witnessed it all with his friends. He then tells her that the reason he told her about her grandfather was that he didn't want her life to end up like her grandfather's when he lost his childhood. She then embraced him with a hug and thanked him for changing her. Jane then asked Ash if he could tell her his stories about his first encounter with Peter Pan and the adventures he had with him, to which he was very much obliged to since he knew she'd tell his story to the next generation one day. Moments later, Jane's father, Edward Darling, returned home from the war, and Jane joyfully decided to introduce Ash and his friends to him.