As with any great series, there are villains to compliment the heroes and heroines, and these villains are no different.
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Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik
The main baddie of this universe, bar none!
The famous arch rival to Sonic the Hedgehog who is also a robotics genius and dreams of a planet wide Eggman Empire where everyone praises him and his visage though his dreams are constantly shattered by the aforementioned hedgehog and his friends as well as various Pokémon Trainers who also oppose him.
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Eggman:
- Affably Evil: While some of his plans are indeed cunning and He comes dangerously close to killing his nephew as well as Sonic in "The Ideal Hero", Eggman mainly wants to establish Eggmanland worldwide by beating Sonic in battle and proving he's better than him.
- Arch-Enemy: To practically everyone in this universe, but especially to Sonic, N (Once N defects from the Eggman Empire.), Hilbert, Coco, Hilda, Shizuku, Shiori and Pastel.
- Evil Uncle: This version of the doctor is this to this universe's N, despite only warping N's ideals at first, but becomes this to an extent after N's defection from the Eggman Empire.
- Strange Minds Think Alike: While N wants the best for Pokémon, Eggman believes that humanity would be better off if he ruled over everyone.
Natural "N" Harmonia Robotnik
For details, see the ''Boy's Side Characters" page.
Team Rocket TRio (Jessie, James and Meowth)
The TRio are a group of Team Rocket members who are mostly known for being a few of Ash Ketchum's arch rivals who work for Giovanni, but in this universe, they play the same role for both Risa Selden and Emma Verde while also being under Eggman's wing. A woman named Jessie, a man named James and a talking Meowth make up this team.
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of the TRio:
- Canon Immigrant: In "Risa's and Emma's Double Trouble!", Jessie states that they came from the version of Pokémon World that Hilda, Bianca, Hilbert and N originally came from, thus making their PokéLive! counterparts similar to their game counterparts, though with some traits from their anime versions.
- Catchphrase:
- Like in the main Pokémon anime, "Prepare for Trouble!" & "Make it double!"
- Also like the anime, they call Hilda and her friends "Twerps".
- Composite Character: The TRio in this universe have elements from their anime versions such as Meowth being able to talk as well as the fact he doesn't participate in battles while they were also originally from the Pokémon World of the main games.
- Defeat Catchphrase:"Team Rocket's blasting off again!" as always.
- Funetik Aksent: Meowth's Joisey accent is retained for this version of him.
- In the Name of the Moon: Their now-famous motto.
- Terrible Trio: They are Eggman's minions and they antagonize the heroines, especially Risa and Emma on occasion, after all! In addition, they're just as incompetent as all of Eggman's badniks minus Metal Sonic and N (Back when the latter was still part of the Eggman Empire).
Mia Taylor
A Third Year Japanese/English bilingual student at Nijigasaki who originally hails from America (Just like Yoko and Beverly in the Hinagiku stories.). Like her canon counterpart in ALL STARS, Mia is foul-mouthed and anti-social and seems to be a Pokémon Trainer more brutal than those common to Earth/Shizuku's World.
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Mia:
- Adaptational Karma: In Season 2 of ALL STARS, Mia wasn't tackled by an Eevee and she also wasn't frozen by a Samurott! Her Canon counterpart isn't actually a villain at all, surprisingly enough.
- Adaptational Villainy: This version of Mia comes off as more villainous than her canon counterpart.
- Brooklyn Rage: Fitting since she was originally from New York. A more villainous version of the trope compared to Hilda.
- The Dragon: Mia is this to Lanzhu.
- Evil Counterpart: To Hilda, who is also a very competent Pokémon Trainer and a promising School Idol just like her. Unfournately, Mia uses her Hydreigon to blast people outside of buildings who are opposed to the School Idol Association-to-be.
- Harmless Freezing: In "Karma is a Treat Best Served Cold!", Mia is frozen by Hilda's Samurott using Ice Beam on her. Thankfully, she thaws out some minutes after the battle is over and is no worse for wear.
- Jerkass: Possibly the biggest example in PokéLive! (Excluding Infinite).
- Knight of Cerebus: Mia's threat to Hilda at the end of "Big Trouble in Little Odaiba! (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love my Asshole "Friends!)" shows that she isn't your average Pokémon Trainer and even if she doesn't want to take over the world, that she is even more of a threat than even Eggman!
- The Rival: She's shaping up to become this to Hilda and Shizuku, at least at Pokémon Training.
- Signature Mon: Hydreigon, which may be an Expy of Ghetsis's Hydreigon from the original Pokémon Black and White games in terms of it's moveset and the fact it has perfect IVs though she replaces Dragon Pulse with Hyper Voice, thanks to it's Draconize ability which turns Normal type moves into Dragon type ones and boosts their power by 50%.
- Sir Swears-a-Lot: Like her canon counterpart.
- Teens Are Monsters: She's only 14 years old, but that doesn't stop her from having a mean streak.
Dr. Warumon
A villain from the Twinbee games, Light and Pastel have fought and defeated this kooky villain before, but his only on-screen appearance in a PokéLive! story so far is as a Phantom Ruby illusion/clone in the Special Story "Gemstone of Illusion!".
A villain from another dimension (MASSIVE SPOILERS)
Infinite the Jackal
A mysterious jackal that came from another dimension, recently having been defeated by an alternate version of Sonic the Hedgehog along with his friend "Gadget", a red furred wolf, with an alternate Ivo Robotnik exiling the jackal due to multiple failures in defeating the Resistance once and for all.
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Infinite:
- Continuity Nod: He mentions his recent "final" defeat by Sonic and Gadget in "Way of the Naganadel!".
- The Dreaded: Despite having his personality back after being sent to Mio's and Yoshio's world, he is still extrememly dangerous and as unhinged as they come!
- Olympus Mons: Summons a Naganadel, one of the Ultra Beasts, from a portal using the Phantom Ruby to battle Shizuku's Ampharos.
