Just in case you felt incredibly dissatisfied with the end of "Tokyo Ghoul" season two, there's a now a possibility to see what happens afterward.

Unfortunately, you may have to speak Japanese.

Today a new trailer for the upcoming "Tokyo Ghoul Jail" PS Vita game began streaming on the official YouTube channel for Bandai Namco Entertainment. The new trailer, although very short, features the game's new original character named Rio, as well as everyone's favorite ghoul, Kaneki.

Fans can check out the new trailer below.

As for why you might have to speak Japanese, currently there is only a Japanese release date, which is set for Oct. 1. Fans on Crunchyroll however are hoping for a wider release.

"I'm really hoping for a U.S. release, but I'd be surprised," said YepYepSyk.

Original creator Sui Ishida is responsible for the character design of new original character Rio. Rio will be voiced by Kensho Ono. Meanwhile, Natsuki Hanae will reprise his role as the voice of Ken Kaneki.

First editions of the game will include a product code for an original custom theme and a serial code for a SSR Kaneki card that can be used in the "Tokyo Ghoul Carnaval" mobile game.

Anime News Network reports the following description of the "Tokyo Ghoul Jail" PS Vita game:

"The game takes place after the battle of the Aogiri Tree in the 11th ward. Rio works with Kaneki to accomplish a certain goal. Based on dialogues and the relationships built with other characters from the manga series such as Ken Kaneki, Tōka Kirishima, Kōtaro Amon, and Jūzō Suzuya, the game's ending will change."

"Tokyo Ghoul" is originally a manga series by Sui Ishida. Funimation, who licensed the second season TV anime series for streaming outside of Japan, is also releasing a collector's edition Blu-ray of the first season.

"Tokyo Ghoul" was also previously adapted into a mobile game entitled "Tokyo Ghoul Carnaval." The game is now available for iOS and Android platforms.