Pokemon "Wranglers"?

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Raven Williams

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My friend and I were discussing the different classes of people in the games and we noted one thing, see, among our group of friends, and even on a few fan sites we are part of, we keep hearing the term of Pokemon Wranglers. Has anyone ever seen a "Wrangler" in a game, and what would a Wrangler do? A ranger keeps the peace among pokemon and humanity, trainers catch and train, and down the line we all know the general breakdown I hope. But all I personally know about these "Wranglers" is they usually start as Trainers and use primarily only two pokemon, there partners. Thats all I know, so if anyone has more info on this class of trainer could you tell me? Thanks a ton.

OH! and if you meet one in the games tell me which game and where so I can see, cause I dont know if their even in the games. Thanks guys!
 
The only "wrangler" I've ever heard of was in the Pokemon special of Raikou "Legend of Thunder!" episodes, Attila is described as a wrangler in the dub, but not in the original language.
 
So i did a little more looking into "Wranglers" in general, and some more into PKMN Wranglers. So far, the most i have is they generally choose 2 "Partners", that part seems to remain true in most places I look. Another part is something I just figured out from my friend a few hours ago. He won't tell me the site he's part of, something about "Invite only", But the Wranglers are a "select group of trainers that specialize in capturing pokemon, then trading them off for items or funds." He also said: "Wranglers may take jobs from trainers that are hunting a specific pokemon for their team, and the trainers will pay the Wrangler to go find, capture, and deliver the pokemon." Its starting to sound like this is more a real-life group rather than in-game or in-anime. If that's the case I really want to get some serious information on this group of "Select Trainers". Anyone with info please post, I REALLY want to know.
 
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