Breaking Dawn Part 2' Teaser Trailer: The Volturi Are Coming

One of the most anticipated moments of tonight’s MTV Video Music Awards is airing of the the brand-new Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 trailer. In order to get Twilight fans’ mouths drooling, a 14-second teaser has been released.

The teaser, which is the latest in the Twilight’s trailer-for-a-trailer trend, shows the Volturi making the battle charge to attack your beloved “Twilight” vampires and werewolves. The Volture are a very upset about the birth of Renesmee, Edward and Bella’s half-vampire baby, who was born, not bitten. Natural born vampire kids are forbidden by the powers that be and this law sets up  the conflict in Breaking Dawn Part 2.

“We’ve never been afraid of vampires,” Jacob says in anticipation of a Volturi attack. If he’s telling the truth, the battle involving Edward, Bela, Jacob and their gang of vampires and werewolves going up against the Volturi, ought to be an epic one.

Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 stars Robert Pattinson, his ex girlfriend Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Michael Sheen, Ashley Greene and newcomer Mackenzie Foy, The film arrives in theaters on November 16, 2012.

Watch the Breaking Dawn Part 2 teaser trailer below…

 

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