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[[File:SS003.png|thumb|250px|Old film starring Team Righteous]] | [[File:SS003.png|thumb|250px|Old film starring Team Righteous]] | ||
'''Team Righteous''' (Japanese: '''スケット団''' ''Suketto-dan''; lit. Helper Gang) are [[Character of the day|characters of the day]] in the [[Pokémon anime]], who appeared in the episode ''[[SS003|We're No Angels]]'' in a TV clip. They bear a remarkable resemblance to the [[Team Rocket trio | '''Team Righteous''' (Japanese: '''スケット団''' ''Suketto-dan''; lit. Helper Gang) are [[Character of the day|characters of the day]] in the [[Pokémon anime]], who appeared in the episode ''[[SS003|We're No Angels]]'' in a TV clip. They bear a remarkable resemblance to the [[Team Rocket trio]] (to the point where one of their members wears a {{p|Meowth}} costume), but fight for good instead of evil. | ||
They do not actually exist, being characters from a TV show that the local townspeople believed were real. They are the archetypal heroes, and are always doing what is right to an exaggerated degree. They have strong moral compasses, and are powerful enough to take on all evil they face. | They do not actually exist, being characters from a TV show that the local townspeople believed were real. They are the archetypal heroes, and are always doing what is right to an exaggerated degree. They have strong moral compasses, and are powerful enough to take on all evil they face. | ||