Tl:dr: I would get one of each, based on the different features of the original and the sequel. However, if you buy one of Black/White and one of Black 2/White 2 and play them sequentially (one of the originals, then the sequels), there will be flashbacks within the sequel that mention the character's name in the Black/White game. You start off in a different starting point in Black 2/White 2 and a different journey compared to Black/White, unlike, say, Red/Blue -> FireRed/LeafGreen or Gold/Silver -> HeartGold/SoulSilver.Īlso, Black 2/White 2 has the Pokemon World Tournament - it's a location (I think unlocked in the post-game?) where you battle, tournament-style, against other Elite Four Members and Gym Leaders from other regions, like Brock and Lance from the Kanto region, in different formats - single/double/triple/rotation battles mono-type single/double/triple/rotation battles.etc. Also, Black/White was strictly only Generation 5 Pokemon, while Black 2/White 2 had a mix of all five generations of Pokemon littered throughout the games. Each action and inactions prompts obvious changes to buildings, flora and fauna, all morphing to reflect your personality. Every choice you make will have an impact.
What is the difference between the two series of games, you ask? Well, for starters, Black 2/White 2 follow the storyline of Black/White, but set two years later - you notice this as some places, like the desert, are built into cities. Black & White 2 includes other new elements, such as improved graphics and miracle effects such as rivers of fire and earthquakes that yield massive destruction.
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