SPOILER ALERT. You're going to have a rival...and fight a bunch of gym leaders..and catch a lot of Pokemon.

Surprises aside, this new trailer for Pokemon Black 2 and Pokemon White 2 looks pretty nice. We get to see what the protagonists look like, the professor, your rival and a few gym leaders.

The female protagonist looks an awful lot like Princess Leia...and it looks as if the rival has no nose..I'll never understand Japanese animation.

There's also small gameplay teasers as well and this Pokemon game looks a lot better than previous ones.

Pokemon Black and White 2 will release in Japan June 23rd, and in America in the Fall. 

During a hit Japanese TV show entitled Pokemon Smash, the director of Gamefreak, Junichi Masuda, announced officially that Pokemon Black and White 2 is coming to Japan in June of this year. Interestingly enough, the sequel will be released as a Nintendo DS title, as opposed to the 3DS.

"So wait....there's a part two?" 

Apparently Gamefreak has run out of colors or something. I'm not entirely sure, to be honest, and there's no definite assurance that it will come to the states under the same guise. We'll keep you posted as we get more news in weeks to come. 

Here's the extremely Japanese source of this announcement. Get your Google translate ready...We'll keep our eyes peeled for more news on this...intriguing story.

UPDATE: 

Nintendo has announced via press release that Pokemon Black and White 2 will be coming to America in the fall of this year. Let's see if it's any good. I'm personally confused as to why there's even a part two. Guess we'll find out in days to come.

Nintendo has revealed all the titles that have sold more than a million units so far in its fiscal year (April-December 2011). Super Mario 3D Land sold over 5 million units and The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword sold more than 3 million copies. If Nintendo hadn't revealed its losses, then some would assume that everything is going great financially, even if it isn't. This high number of software sales indicates a profitable Nintendo in the future. Click below the break to see all the titles selling more than one million. The first number indicates the amount sold so far this fiscal year, and the number in parentheses indicates the amount of units sold over the game's lifetime.