Which Villains team to you feel were handled best by the Writers? (not counting TR)

[MetroLSD]

I know some of you think writers have screwed over the anime appearances of Team Magma, Aqua, Galactic and Plasma, but i still which team do you think was handled better in the anime than the others?

 

[Supreme Leader Palpitoad]

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They handled Galactic very good. I loved those episodes.

 

[Necrozma]

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Team Galactic without doubt, they actually planned stuff beforehand and executed it beautifully.

 

[Pokémon Master Ash]

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I didn't even like the Sinnoh Seasons, but I have to say Team Galactic.

As for the worst? They aren't on here, but Team Rocket. Not the bumbling TRio we know and love, the organization as a whole.

I do think they were actually handled decently with the Red Gyarados subplot in Johto. Besides that, not really. XD.

 

[Almonds]

to you feel were handled best by the Writers? (not counting TR)

Overall, Team Galactic. Team Plasma is right behind - nicely climax'd, but rushed at the end.

 

[SlimeStack]

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Team Galactic was definitely done the best.

Team Plasma were characterised well, but I found it a bit unnecessary to change them into mind control villains. Maybe it's because they had less time to get the full BW story out, but it was a bit irking.

Team Rocket (as an organisation, not TRio's personal story) were done the worst. Their gen 1 and 2 stories were pretty much non-existent, and their pre-League BW stories were all terrible. The only ones that showed any promise were cancelled, and we don't even know if they were any good.

 

[Kairyu]

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Galactic. As others have said, it was planned and executed well with good, intriguing setup episodes and a breath-taking climax with ace animation.

 

[Winterdaze]

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I don't think any of the villainous teams have been handled particularly well so far.

Wait no, scratch that. Screw the above options, I'm going with Team J the one woman army. Better than all the others combined.

 

[SammyW27]

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TEAM HUNTER J!

But since she's not an option, TG for sure.

Heck, why is Aqua/Magma even on there? To say they were poorly handled would be an understatement...

 

[Cybersai]

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Hunter J. I am still impressed they had a character like that in the anime.

 

[DracoMan]

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Galactic. They had a long-term plan that tied in with Team Ash's journey, and they actually succeeded in opening their alternate universe before Our Gang shut it down.

Putting Plasma's arc after Ash league challenge almost makes them an afterthought.

 

[Team Gaara]

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I agree with everyone else that it was Galactic. They were really drawn out and always in the background doing their clever plotting and got a really climactic ending. These guys actually get stuff done.

In comparison, the other teams didn't really seem that significant.

 

[Sneazy Sneasel]

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Team galactic was the only thing the anime handled perfectly, after that trainwreak that is Episode N im fearful for the Gen 6 villainous team.

 

[Kb77]

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Is it just me or all teams' goal is to capture the whole world?

It feels a little weird to me, First it was team magma/aqua racing each other to capture the world, Ofcourse twerps came and stopped them..
Then it was galactic. Where were they when magma/aqua almost succeeded in their mission? I suppose the whole world includes sinnoh too? And plasma?

My point is, they don't acknowledge other teams' plans/works but as soon as the older team failed, the new team decides to execute their plan.
Now let's say there weren't anyone to stop magma/aqua. If they succeeded, wouldn't it make other teams' plans irrelevant because they got the legendary power first?
So shouldn't the other teams try to stop them or at least race to capture their home region's power first?
Sure, sinnoh didn't exist in hoenn's time, But it didn't just *pop* in gen IV did it? It existed in character, So all other villains existed. All Gen IV did was to show us the region and it's people. It didn't create them.

And team galactic's goal was to create a new world. Wouldn't they die themselves too if they did that? What was the point in that? It's like suicide but bringing everyone along with you..

I think the only villain who actually had a reasonable goal was Team Hunter J... Money.
And she was actually professional and knew exactly what she was doing.
So i think Hunter J was handled best.

 

[CrackFox]

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I hated all those arks but the one that springs to mind as the longest and most annoying is definitely Team Galatic. They were given real status, not just a nuisance threat that cropped up every now and then.

 

[WatcherMark]

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Team Galactic. The whole thing was planned from episode one of DP with Emrit's appearance with precision and perfecting and gave us the best-handled team in the anime. It was like the writers learned from the mistakes they made with Aqua/Magma.