Summary
Awesome Pokémon adventures inspired by the best-selling Pokémon Black 2 & White 2 video games!
Two years have passed since Team Plasma was defeated and Trainer Black was sucked into the Light Stone along with Legendary Pokémon Reshiram... Now Team Plasma is back to its wicked ways, controlling other people's Pokémon and even wild Pokémon with technology. Luckily, a new young hero and Looker of the International Police are on their trail...
Colress, the new leader of Team Plasma, is attacking the Unova region. His machines control Pokémon, wielding their powers for evil instead of good. Fortunately, a way to jam the signals is stored on a memory card. But who has the card...? A girl at the Pokémon Trainers' School! Maybe that's why our hero is such a flirt--he's just doing his job gathering intel. But he'd better stop playing the field and find that card fast before someone beats him to it!
Hidenori Kusaka is the writer for VIZ Media's Pokémon Adventures . Running continuously for over 20 years, Pokémon Adventures is the only manga series to completely cover all the Pokémon games and has become one of the most popular series of all time. Kusaka is currently working on the 14th story arc, Pokémon: Sun & Moon . In addition to writing manga, he also edits children's books and plans mixed-media projects for Shogakukan's children's magazines. He uses the Pokémon Electrode as his author portrait.
Satoshi Yamamoto is the artist for VIZ Media's Pokémon Adventures , which he began working on in 2001, starting with volume 10. Yamamoto launched his manga career in 1993 with the horror-action title Kimen Senshi , which ran in Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine, followed by the series Kaze no Denshosha . He is currently working on the 14th story arc in the Pokémon series, Pokémon: Sun & Moon . Yamamoto's favorite manga creators/artists include Fujiko Fujio ( Doraemon) , Yukinobu Hoshino ( 2001 Nights ) and Katsuhiro Otomo ( Akira ). He loves films, monsters, mysteries, punk rock music and livin' the good life. He uses the Pokémon Swalot as his artist portrait.
