Ash's Top Pokemon League Records

Ash's first Pokémon League competition was in the Kanto region, where he finished in the Top 16. His most notable battle was against Ritchie in the Indigo Plateau, where he narrowly lost in the quarterfinals.

In the Johto region, Ash finished in the Top 8 of the Silver Conference. His most memorable battle was against Harrison in the quarterfinals, where he lost in a close match.

In the Hoenn region, Ash finished in the Top 8 of the Ever Grande Conference. His most memorable battle was against Tyson in the quarterfinals, where he lost in a close and intense match.

In the Sinnoh region, Ash reached the Top 4 of the Lily of the Valley Conference. One of his most memorable battles was against Paul in the quarterfinals, where he fought in a thrilling and closely contested match,narrowly winning. His last opponent was Tobias, and the battle was heavily lopsided. Tobias only used two of his Pokémon: Darkrai and Latios.

In the Unova region, Ash finished in the Top 8 of the Vertress Conference. His most notable battle was against Cameron in the quarterfinals, where he lost in a close match. During this intense battle, Cameron's Riolu evolved into Lucario at the last minute, giving Cameron the lead and ultimately securing his victory over Ash.

In the Kalos region, Ash finished as the runner-up in the Lumiose Conference. His most notable battle was against Alain in the finals, where he lost in a close match. During this intense battle, both trainers utilized powerful Pokémon—Ash with his Greninja and Alain with his Mega Charizard X. Despite a valiant effort from Ash's Greninja, Alain's Mega Charizard X ultimately secured the victory, leaving Ash as the runner-up.

In the Alola region, Ash emerged as the Champion of the Manalo Conference. His most notable battle was against Gladion in the finals, where he secured a hard-fought victory. During this intense battle, both trainers utilized legendary Pokémon—Ash with his Melmetal and Gladion with his Silvally—but it was Ash's Lycanroc (Dusk Form) that ultimately defeated Gladion's Lycanroc (Midnight Form), marking Ash's first official Pokémon League Championship title.