Modern basketball fans travel through the world of Slam Dunk, Shigehiro Mori, and awaken the fusion talents of Zion and Malone. From winning the championship at Kanagawa Middle School to dominating Japanese high schools with Fujima, then going to the United States and sweeping the NCAA with Allen Iverson, and finally landing in the NBA to join the Lakers, he and Kobe O'Neal went through hardships to build a dynasty and write a basketball legend that transcends borders.
1. Fujima Kenji (No. 4, PG): 178cm 2. Flower shape transparent (No. 5, C): 197cm 3. Kazushi Hasegawa (No. 6, F): 190cm 4. Nagano Mitsuru (No. 7, F): 191cm 5. Takano Shoichi (No. 8, PF/C): 193cm 6. Taku Ito (No. 9, Substitute defender): 180cm 2. The starting five (Fujima's complete starting lineup after coming on the court) Fujima 178 + Hanagata 197 + Hasegawa 190 + Nagano 191 + Takano 193 Average starting height: 189.8Cm
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A unique basketball novel