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* [[Jacob]] is a villain rather than a protagonist, though he is viewed more sympathetically by the show's fans. | * [[Jacob]] is a villain rather than a protagonist, though he is viewed more sympathetically by the show's fans. | ||
** [[Sam]] is working with [[Jacob]] to get rid of [[Herbert]] so Sam can have [[Carol]] to himself while Jacob gets to pursue [[Sakura]]. | ** [[Sam]] is working with [[Jacob]] to get rid of [[Herbert]] so Sam can have [[Carol]] to himself while Jacob gets to pursue [[Sakura]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:24, 12 April 2013
The J-Team TV Show is, as its name suggests, a show chronicling the adventures of the J-Team. It was produced without input from any of them, and has some inaccuracies.
Known Episodes
- Clash! The Final Match of the Pokéringer!
- Splash! Attack of the 50 Foot Vaporeon!
- Battle! Storming the Castle!
- Shadows! Into the Twilight of Snowpoint City!
- Romance! The Battle After the Movie!
Differences
- Katie is known as the "Red Ranger".
- Team Glacier is a major threat, and Pianis, as one of its admins, was a villain until he reformed at the end of the Hoenn arc.
- Mezzo actually is a witch.
- Shadow lost an ear.
- The show does not appear to know about the existence of the Alternate Timeline, but has been to the PMD-A universe.
- Jacob is a villain rather than a protagonist, though he is viewed more sympathetically by the show's fans.
