deliaketchum
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Except Team Yell, all other evil teams had their arc in the anime. Which one of these you find most and least interesting and why?
I personally wasn't fond of how the Skull-dan grunts were portrayed since they were basically a zanier version of the Rocket-dan trio. It's a shame that they never got a chance to really be seen as threats given that Guzma was the only truly competent trainer among them, and even he didn't do much until later in SM.Team Skull and Team Galactic are my favorite evil teams. Team Skull because they were funny and Team Galactic because I loved Mars and Saturn.
So you're saying that the show ruined Team Galactic because of one instance of them using creative freedom with Cyrus' plans? The show is supposed to adapt things from the games in ways that work in the context of the show and I thought them changing that part of Cyrus' character was more creative than what happened in the gamesDang, anyone thinking Galactic was anywhere close to their game selves needs to play the game again. They were NOTHING like their game selves and it was a disaster that very strongly indicated to me that the writers never finished the actual games. Cyrus's entire plan on the show, to be the only thing that existed, goes entirely against what he said in the games he would NEVER do, when Cynthia asks him why he doesn't just "go off somewhere alone". The idea angers him that she would even suggest that he do so, because then he could never "bring justice".
And the anime just took a big dump all over that. It was sad.
Anyway I vote Rocket. That's how you adapt a paper-thin team to have some *interest* to them!
You can change your voteIgnore my vote, I thought this was in the game section.
Pretend I voted for Team Rocket. Jessie and James are incredibly ENDEARING, so they win.
At what point does it become an entirely different character though?So you're saying that the show ruined Team Galactic because of one instance of them using creative freedom with Cyrus' plans? The show is supposed to adapt things from the games in ways that work in the context of the show and I thought them changing that part of Cyrus' character was more creative than what happened in the games