It seemed to end in mid story, but the quality of the story and the humor was enjoyable. His intentions are go This was surprisingly good. N leads team Plasma for the liberation of Pokemon.
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The villain, N, is a little more gray then the Team Rocket of old. Black and White introduces a host of new Pokemon and a new set of leading characters. I was surprised to find this in the Children's section of the library instead of the Young Adult Section, where the other Pokemon Graphic Novels are located. I will see what the next volume has to offer.more Especially since at first glance what Team Plasma says seems pretty reasonable, albeit their speaker's outfit is really silly, I simply cannot see it as any different. Albeit the other characters from the last volume are completely missing now and I wonder why that is.Īlthough I guess I know how the current conflict here will probably be resolved, at least in part, I do wonder how they will reach that solution. Black still has his analytic talent and we finally have met White and via her have gotten a wider glimpse into this universe.
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The slight shift in mood to a darker story was done nicely and didn't feel forced or anything.
#POKEGEN BLACK AND WHITE 2 SERIES#
Although I guess I know how the current conflict here will probably be resolved, at least in part, I do wonder how they will reach that solut The series continues to interest me. Albeit the other characters from the last volume are completely missing now and I wonder why that is. Ghetisis introduction here was far better than in the games in my opinion as he seems more like someone decepting everyone rather than someone who'll blow his fuse at any moment.more The major focus is Team Plasma though and you kind of want to still be focusing on Black and White's relationship even though the direction shifts. Now as far as introducing White and her joining Black the volume was cool. Black disagrees with Team Plasma when trainers begin releasing their Pokemon and later gets into a battle with N who believes Black to be wrong ending the volume. What is interesting to note here is how Ghetsis makes more of an effort to hide his true intentions rather than in the game where he almost blurts out his ture plans early on he has a calm demeanor and speaks to the crowd like a charismatic speaker making the act more believable. Later on Black and White encounter Team Plasma led by the mysterious Ghetsis. Black though figures out that a Galvantula destroyed the set and captures it before having White join him on his journey- Black caused some damage to the set and owes White since she paid for everything he destroyed making her "his boss". Though most choose to blame Black (since they do not know who he is) White defends him as he has a male Tepig needed for another commercial with Gigi. The director and the crew greatly respect White for her talented Pokemon but run into a problem when their equipment is destroyed. Unlike Black she isn't a Pokemon Trainer and has never battled before and is a contrast to Black's hot blooded nature with her level headedness and girlish nature.īlack and White meet while White's Pokemon are used for the shooting of a commercial. Now we are familiar with White in the games as the female protagonist but here White takes a different role as head of the BW Agency with her goal focused on making her female Tepig nicknamed "Gigi" a star. Unlike Black she isn't a Pokemon Trainer and has never battled before Like Black and White Vol 1 in which we are introduced to the protagonist Black here we are introduced to White, the head of the BW Agency (A Talent Agency dedicated to making Pokemon stars for Television and Commercialism). Like Black and White Vol 1 in which we are introduced to the protagonist Black here we are introduced to White, the head of the BW Agency (A Talent Agency dedicated to making Pokemon stars for Television and Commercialism).