Brooklyn Rage: Being based in Pokéverse's New York City makes Team Plasma this trope in spades.They are of the "hypocritical" flavor, as detailed below. Anti-Magical Faction: Replace "magical" with "Pokémon training" and you've got Team Plasma in a nutshell.Literally the first thing you see an Plasma grunts do after their initial campaign in Striaton City is kick the snot out of a Munna to get its Dream Mist.
Animal Wrongs Group: In spite of their whole "we want to liberate Pokémon" thing, they're total tools. Tropes that apply to the organization as a whole: This group, "officially" led by the mysterious scientist Colress, has dropped all pretenses and seeks nothing less than total domination, and to do so, they've acquired Kyurem - a third Dragon Pokémon created when Zekrom and Reshiram split apart. Two years later, and the team has split into two factions one that has pulled a Heel≯ace Turn and remains loyal to N and his ideals, and another that stands by the will of Ghetsis - one of the Seven Sages, N's father, and the true mastermind behind Team Plasma. all-encompassing, and under the guidance of the Seven Sages and their king, N, the group seeks to convince all of Unova to release their Pokémon through speeches, criminal acts, and the revival of the Legendary Dragon Pokémon used by the founders of the region. However, their definition of "cruel Trainer" is rather. 
In Pokémon Black and White, it seems at first glance that their cause is noble liberate Pokémon from cruel Trainers, by force if necessary. The fifth villainous team in the franchise, Team Plasma acts as the antagonists of the Unova games.
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