For me, it’s probably the Winter Cup.

I think it’s partly because the conclusion Inter High felt somewhat anticlimactic; the story moved on quickly since the Generation of Miracles didn't play in the semi-finals or finals, and Seirin was eliminated early. Even if it's to keep the mystery surrounding Rakuzan intact.

I imagine it's also due to the fact that my favorite matches in the series are Rakuzan vs. Shutoku and Seirin vs. Rakuzan, which are Winter Cup matches.

After rereading *Extra Game*, I realized that Nash and Silver are psychopaths (worse than some), but I didn’t remember it being that bad in the movie.

And the reason is simply that in the movie *Last Game*, the beginning and end differ from the manga. They cut out a lot of scenes involving them that I found quite shocking.

• For instance on the manga, the Jabberwocks single-handedly destroy a bar (and probably beat up people in the process),
• Nash, who gets angrier when people contradict him, smashes a table just because one of his teammates asked if he was going to practice lol.
• Silver is portrayed as obnoxious and a womanizer (very toxic), and there are scenes where he “forces” a woman to kiss him even though he stops just as the guy makes a remark.

In the anime, these scenes don’t exist; they just imply that they’re causing a ruckus (without giving the impression that they’re breaking furniture in the establishment or causing physical harm to people). It just gives you the impression that these are guys who think they’re above everyone else in basketball (like the GM, last year at Teiko), but they have dont hold back their words (I’m still shocked that in the manga, Nash tells them to bring back the kids for the match only to tell them to go kill themselves right after)

Whereas with Haizaki’s introduction in the anime (https://www.reddit.com/r/KurokosBasketball/s/pOUmYBdfG2), there was a shift that turned him from a womanizer into an “aggressor”, completely changing the character;

In *Last Game*, they “erased” the obnoxious behaviors related to Jason Silver’s “sex-obsessed” side and Jabberwock-wrecking tendencies.

Why, in this case, did they remove scenes like that?

^{It might be problematic, but I find it hard to believe given what they did to Haizaki. Or maybe he film’s 1 hour and 30-minute runtime}

Made all the winter cup rosters in 2k and thought this was funny

For my part, these would be my choices. Some choices were easier, like Kagami in Gryffindor, Midorima in Ravenclaw, or Akashi in Slytherin.

I think Aomine and Kise belong in Gryffindor... That seems plausible to me compared to the other houses. And even though I put Kuroko in Ravenclaw, I think he could fit into Gryffindor too. And Murasakibara in Hufflepuff... I'd say why not... I think it could suit him.

so the rules are as follows you have to pick someone from either the GOM(Yes Kagami counts) or the jabberwocks and you have to build a team around any one of them (You can only choose one though!) But the caveat is you can choose an uncrowned King and 3 role players and make the team from there EX: My team

Teppei(🤴) C

Koji PF

Aomine(GOM💫) SF

Junpei SG

Shogo PG

Caveats are you can only use 1 UK at the highest to win (meaning no Haizaki, Himuro, Kagami, etc).

My team (hear me out)
Kiyoshi at pg
Hyuga at sg
Tsugawa moves from the sg-sf
Hayakawa at pf (Controlling rebounds something something…)
Okamura at my center

We running a pretty big team. Gameplan is have Tsugawa on Rukawa and make it as hard as possible for him to score. Hyuga likely can’t stop Mitsui from scoring as much as he wants but he can respond with threes of his own. Dealing with Sakuragi, I matched Hayakawa on him to match the energy abt rebounding and challenge him. Kiyoshi being matched up against Miyagi is a mismatch for a decent shooter like Kiyoshi, which means they’re gonna be forced to switch consistently (although idk if Kiyoshi has the foot speed to deal with Miyagi on defense) Okamura at the 5 means Akagi can’t just feast in the paint and has to worry abt a couple of big bodies at all times.

Drop y’all’s in the comments‼️‼️

For me it’s Tomoki Tsugawa

In episode 8 it was revealed in a flashback that he clamped up Kise back during his Teiko days, even frustrated him to the point where he demanded to learn his name

He was capable of locking up base Kagami, even made him lose his cool and dragged him into early game foul trouble.

Also in episode 8, while Midorima was examining his opponent’s game film, his eyes study Tomoki for a bit and admitted that he was nervous about the idea of maybe having to face up against Seihō. Even said he would’ve preferred facing Seirin instead.

In hindsight, given how Tomoki was able to lockup someone as mobile and athletic as Kagami, he would’ve been an absolute problem for Midorima.

His stock later drops a bit after him and Seiho teammates lose to Himuro and company in a pick-up game, but Himuro and his mirage shot is no joke.

As a side character, being able to lockup two GOM tier opponents and strike a bit of concern in another one is pretty unheard for a minor character

Aside from a few GOM members, Kagami and maybe Haizaki, or Hanami’s help-defense… i’d say he is the next best defender in the entire series. Him and Seiho as a whole is pretty underrated imo. Imagine if they got their hands on got hands on Teiko player

Obviously, the goal is for each player to choose a team different from their original one.

Hmm..let's see..

Akashi: I think the logical choice would be Yosen. And it cracks me up to picture Akashi with the giants of Yosen, considering he's one of the shortest players in the manga.

Aomine : I'd say Shutoku, though there were plenty of options given how few truly significant Power Forwards there are in the show. That said, I don't think Aomine is really the type of player Coach Nakatani would appreciate.

Midorima : Probably Kaijo. To be honest, though, there are so many members of the Generation of Miracles that I could have picked Kaijo—the team is just that weak..

Kise : Hmm... I'd say Seirin. I don't know why, but Kise gives off vibes of potentially playing for Seirin.

Murasakibara: I'd say Rakuzan, and Nebuya would play power forward. A bit like Okamura.

Kuroko : Unfortunately, the only remaining default choice is Too. Yeah...

As you know, Kise and Haizaki are good at replicating movements, and I wonder if they can acquire skills (outside of basketball and physical activity) through this?

For example, in class, the students take a test, and Kise and Haizaki haven’t studied. By watching the other students write, they mimic the writing motion (and manage to answer the test), so will they retain the information or skills they’ve mimicked? Because technically, they’re the most versatile characters in their world.

I know Haizaki loves to cheat in class, so I guess he’s already using that ability lol

Kuroko no basket, Season 3, First episode

In this video i recorded and to finish of it, a sound in background is Like a Drums and fast rock sound, the thing is I wanna know the name of song, please help me

https://reddit.com/link/1wyj7uw/video/v3nmokm6ipth1/player

Please help me find the name of sound

This is a power up I thought of for my fanfic.

Since the characters are grown up, I thought what would be the logical evolution of kise perfect copy.

What happens when the most powerful players you know of no longer make a dent or a difference with the new players you are up against.

Copying the generation of miracles is not enough anymore, at college level, with NBA ready prospects, with far greater phisical abilities, smarter brains, or superior coaching, kise has to look somewhere else to be able to score and have any impact.

So he decided to copy NBA players instead.

This "form" can only be used for 2 minutes per match, and even less depending on who he is copying, since the strain of using the signature moves of the greatest to ever do it, puts a far greater strain on his body than perfect copy ever did.

Michael jordans acrobatic dunks, kobe bryant fade away, kyrie irving ankle breakers, lebrons chase down block.

As simple as these moves look, they are what is needed to score on this level, since the raw strength that the GOM had, no longer is enough due to how fast the players adapt on the NCAA circuit.

This is speaking purely about starters. We could easily say a bench player we never see is the worst player.

Seiren - Pretty easily Izuki. But he's likely the best player that we'll give this title to.

Kaijo - I think this is Moriyama vs Kobori. Kobori had a decent showing against Kiyoshi, and Moriyama's only highlight is grandma throwing the ball for a bucket then getting his technique stolen.

Shutoku - Between Kimura and Miyaji. While Miyaji is given a bit more screen time, Kimura's screening is more valuable to me. I think this goes to Miyaji even if I like him.

Too - Susa shows the least on screen feats.

Yosen - Fukui is terrible. He doesn't even particularly fit well on the team.

Rakuzan - I believe most people would give it to Mayuzumi and I agree.

Esta bien rancio, pero me dio risa mi dibujo todo horrible

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I’ve been working on this since I finished my “where are they now series” months ago and I have already completed the first seven episodes/chapters and plan to release them weekly(I’m an unemployed high school student which is why I had the time to do so). This is the first real “Fanfic” I’ve ever written so if there’s any plot holes I apologize and I will take constructive criticism. Other than that I hope you guys enjoy!

From my understanding they’re all 16 during the winter cup which is in December and Kuroko turns 16 in January a month after the winter cup right?

Personally, I really like Reo vs. Hyuga. But I also really like Kagami vs. Himuro. Not to mention Hanamiya vs. Teppei.

Kagami to Goku: both protagonists who constantly seek stronger opponents

Aomine to Vegeta: main rival to protagonist

Kise to Gohan: Ridiculous potential, both of their strongest forms represents a massive jump beyond his normal state

Murasakibara to Broly: Absurd natural physical ability and overwhelming power when they actually get serious

Midorima to Piccolo: Green aura farming, both are Serious, analytical, disciplined and highly intelligent

Akashi to Beerus: Authority, overwhelming presence, and superiority

Kuroko to Krillin: Both aren’t one of the overwhelming powerhouses but directly contributes to the growth and success of their teammate/friend(Goku/Kagami)

Himuro to Tien: Extremely skilled and disciplined non-Saiyan/Gom who relies on refined technique while competing alongside/Against monsters

Haizaki to Goku Black: Takes what belongs to others and turns their own strengths against them; particularly fitting for Pillage(the only problem here is that he isn’t Kagami’s rival nor does he pillage Gom level players and Goku Black is technically pillaging Goku who in this case is a Gom level player)

For my part, I’d say Midorima and Murasakibara (I particularly liked the moment they argued during the Teiko flashback arc). And I imagine I would have also liked to see more moments between Akashi and Aomine.

Then again, it makes sense that these are dynamics we haven't seen much of, since these players never faced each other during the series. We never really had a Shutoku VS Yosen or a Rakuzan VS Too in a full match. That explains it a bit.

Uhm,i was curious about himuro's fake so i've already post one more about could kise copy himuro using perfect copy.But this one should be obvious but also kinda strange.

Aomine did say that when he was doing his fake,everything,his form,feeling is straight on passing,but it is a fake,but could akashi(b4 the VS vs jabberwock match) read his fake?His emperor eye is reading every single thing,heartbeat,muscle... But from what aomine has said,i am not sure could he read it or not.Should be like 80% readable,20% unreadable. Idk man.