Slam Dunk: The Center's Glory

I'm just a little surprised. It stands to reason that Takehiko Inoue didn't know James at all when Slam Dunk was broadcast. Why is it that Mu Shinichi's characteristics are so similar to James? He has strong physical confrontation, and his style of play is mainly about breaking through and attacking the frame. He drives the team by passing the ball. He has poor mid-range shooting. He is young and looks like a middle-aged man at the key points. One of them is nicknamed Little Emperor and the other is Emperor Mu. This is so fucking awesome. Do you think Takehiko Inoue is a time traveler?

I found that the author is a bit deliberately suppressing the protagonist. If the protagonist really wants to play in the NBA in the future, he must be dominant in his sophomore year of high school, and he must be the kind to dominate the country, and then his talent is so strong that everyone in the country knows it. For example, Yao Ming has no opponent in the country. His talent is overflowing, and when foreigners see it, they feel that this talent is no worse than that of the old black men in the United States. Only then were they willing to choose him. The protagonist was still in the 1990s, and yellow people were looked down upon in that era, not to mention that many famous European players were not popular in the United States. So there is no need to overpower the protagonist's talent. The talent of the protagonist must be brought out of the circle, and then attract the attention of foreigners, let them know that there is a talent monster in Japan, otherwise if you want to play in American universities in the first year, you will probably have to sit on the bench. Honors and other things are not related at all. Racial discrimination is not a joke, especially the Japanese who were not popular in the United States at that time.

The author will write another one about beast control. Demon pets are really good.

It's been more than 300 chapters, and the protagonist Rukawa Kaede Sakuragi Hanamichi hasn't appeared yet.

Gorilla

I just watched James play Zion. He is almost 40 years old. Confrontation, post-up, dribbling, speed, disguise, shooting, breakthrough, are still top-notch. This is talent. The protagonist can only be a role player when he joins the NBA.

If the protagonist wants to land in the NBA, even if he is a bench player, he should be able to win against all teams in high school, right?

The biggest problem with slam dunk fan fiction is actually not the restoration of the character's personality but that the original author doesn't know much about basketball tactics. . . Realistic fan authors will be particularly uncomfortable For example, when Sanno played in Shohoku, he faced defender Fukatsu Kazunari, who was 20 centimeters taller than him, and played the entire game without any singles tactics. . . There are four players in Shohoku who can play fast breaks and fast pace, but they have to follow Akagi in positional battles Slam Dunk is a basketball enlightenment book for many young people of that era, including me, and it is an absolutely qualified masterpiece. Its function is to promote the influence of basketball, but it is very difficult to use it to write fan fiction.

The heroine must not be Haruko. Without mentioning other things, it is impossible to make sense logically. It is impossible for them to let the handsome Rukawa and the handsome Sakuragi go. Finding a monkey boss will also have a strong sense of violation.

You are quite honest.