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Just use existing trainer classes that would be employed by the corporation. Have the only clue be the fact the only other place you see that exact combination of classes is inside the corporation itself.

The leader of Team Rocket, Giovanni, was also a Gym Leader. And Malva of the Kalos Elite Four was part of Team Flare.

Er... well... it doesn't target mainstream religions in most settings... Anyway, yeah, it's a topic best avoided for the games. I'm comfortable with religion in fanfics, but those are not official works.

Well, the religion of evil trope is pretty common to DnD, so I can see it a possibility that's why so many get a pass.

Make the Big Boss be the Pokemon Professor who gives you your first Pokemon and generally acts kind and supporting to you. Give you reason to feel conflicted.

We already had four teams that wanted to destroy humanity to come capacity: Teams Aqua and Magma in their remake (which I found annoying; the original version was better), Team Galactic, and Team Flare. And religion of evil kinda sounds off for Pokemon, given how that world treats their gods...

I think the problem with villains that can put up a fight is they would curbstomp an eleven-year-old. If we're going to keep having child protagonists, the children need at least a chance to win rather than being used a mop every time they meet the enemy. And countering an army would definitely...

Huh. This would be a nice take on Team Skull. Or another, unique villainous team. This described Teams Magma, Aqua, Galactic (at least half of Galactic, anyway), Plasma, and Flare. Stealing pokemon as a primary goal has been pretty much limited to the mafia/yakuza (Team Rocket) and street...

I'm all for teams, mainly because they have represented aspects of reality that can be interesting. Team Rocket was one of the best. They were obviously a mafia group that decided to theme things. My personal opinion is that the whole team theming was just to make it harder for police to...