Slam Dunk: I Drew Akashi and Shocked Sendoh

After transmigrating into the world of Slam Dunk, he becomes Rouran Koro, a first-year student at Ryonan High. Weak body? No talent? On his very first day at practice, head coach Moichi Taoka gives him a cold look and tells him to quit: “You’d be better off as the team manager.”

Facing the nonchalant genius Akira Sendoh and his teammates’ laughter, Rouran Koro does just one thing: pick up a basketball and issue a challenge to a fight to the death, one-on-one.

“Ding! The Kuroko’s Basketball Card-Drawing System has awakened. Drawing the template [First Personality: Seijuro Akashi]!”

As the whistle blows, the Emperor Eye opens.

Amid the piercing squeal of shoes, the much-lauded genius Akira Sendoh slides to the ground in dismay, staring up at the godlike boy.

Looking down at him, the boy’s eyes are cold and utterly unyielding: “On this court, I’m the only one who gets to give orders.”

From that day on, Kanagawa’s basketball scene is torn apart.

Kaede Rukawa’s breakthrough at the limits? Under the Emperor Eye, it’s like watching slow motion, riddled with openings. Eiji Sawakita, Japan’s best one-on-one player? He’s faked out and left trembling helplessly on the ground.

Aomine’s formless shots, Midorima’s full-court threes, Murasakibara’s absolute defense, and the ultimate door known as the “Zone”...

Watching the invincible battleship led by a demon, Sannoh Industry trembles on its throne. This is the age of the tyrant: submit, or be destroyed!