"Cheating Villain?"

Anyone think that a cheater villain in Pokemon would be a good idea? Ghetsis seemed to be an attempt, but not much was done with him. (TLDR: Attempted to attack your character in BW2 and Lillie in USUM. 7th pokemon kyurem.)Other than that, there doesn't seem to be any cheating villains or cheating characters in the entire Pokemon franchise. Klara toxic spikes seems very tame and anime Tobias competed in a league that allowed Legendary pokemon. (Also in the anime, other trainers also used legendaries and mythicals such as Gen 3 Anime Noland, Brandon, and later on even Ash himself with gen 7 Melmetal. There don't seem to be rules against legendaries in the anime tournaments). (Games) Lance in gen 2 had illegal moves for that generation + underleveled Dragonite, but isn't really considered a cheater.Gen 7 Totem pokemon get stat buffs pre-included, and summon allies, but this just appears to be unconventional battle rather than straight cheating. (Some other gen 7 fights, Lusamine Motherbeast and Ultra Necrozma also buff stats before battle, but again, may not count?)Would an actual villain character who cheats be a good inclusion to the Pokemon franchise. A character who's already a villain, so does not care about fighting fair? via /r/pokemon https://ift.tt/3i48SUt