Kuroko's Basketball: I Bring My Talent to Kanagawa

I'm curious as to why the author chose to fuse themes instead of just writing about Slam Dunk or Black and Blue fanfics. Although they are both basketball anime, Slam Dunk is close to reality, and Black Basket is a superpower. The fusion of the two, whether it is to give the character of Slam Dunk superpowers, or to cut off the black and blue abilities, will make fans who like this animation feel confused.

I have a question. I used to watch Slam Dunk, and every time I saw Mitsui Hisashi's part, I couldn't stand it. The main reason is that I have been thinking that Coach Anzai, as the team coach, seemed to disappear when Mitsui Hisashi was injured. When Mitsui Hisashi had to return to training before he recovered from the injury, he did not find the problem and stop it in time. Does this mean that the coach did not understand Mitsui Hisashi's injury at all and communicated with the doctor, which caused Mitsui Hisashi to be injured again and miss the game. What's even more outrageous is that Mitsui Hisashi was so upset that he quit the team for three years. Didn't Coach Anzai get in touch with Mitsui Hisashi in the past three years? Do you understand the physical and mental state of your team members? If he could have intervened early, given Coach Anzai's position in Mitsui Hisashi's heart, it wouldn't have been delayed for three years. To be honest, in my opinion, a coach should do more than just work on the field. Paying attention to the physical and mental health of each team member is also part of the job, right? What's more, Hisashi Mitsui came in with the reputation of being a genius. Shouldn't we focus on such a talented player? Can someone tell me something? Every time I see this I can't stand it

First: "Slam Dunk" (hereinafter referred to as SD) I have read the anime twice and the manga four times so far. I watched the anime "Kuroko no Basketball" a long time ago. After I decided to write this content, I read it again at triple speed. I have read the manga three times now. Every time I write about the plots of relevant characters, I will try to watch their plots again and again before writing, maybe once, maybe ten times. So, if what you are discussing is well-founded, then I think it is completely ok; but if it is a direct personal attack, then I will most likely ignore you. Stacked Armor 2: A thousand readers have a thousand Hamlets. There are sensory differences between the character in my eyes and the character in your eyes. This should be normal. I can only promise to try not to be OOC, but it is impossible to satisfy everyone. At a certain point in the character's actions, I thought he would do it, so I wrote it; you thought he wouldn't do it, and you were right too. Everyone's subjectivity is the only criterion for judgment at this time. Text: The basis for dividing strength is really complicated. First of all, even in the black basket, Teikou and the others have been arguing about who is the strongest. For example: Aomine is invincible in single combat, Kise can copy all moves, zone Akashi > zone Kagami = zone Aomine, Murasakibara has the strongest talent... In SD, Sawabei is the first, and the ones who are more controversial are Rukawa Kaede and Sendō. In the original plot, Rukawa Kaede defeated Sendō in a one-on-one match before the national competition, but his organizational skills were obviously not as good as Sendō's. To put it more simply, after the two changed teams, it would be easier for Sendō to lead Shohoku and beat Rukawa Kaede's Lingnan. Each character has different characteristics. Just like if you compare Jordan and Curry with three points, it makes no sense to say that Jordan is not as good as Curry. After all, it is not simply 2>1 (in fact, there are people who know how to do this). The world view of Black Basketball is that of star players alone, with few tactics. No matter how other characters describe their performance in real games, their performance is lagging behind. No matter how strong SD's personal abilities are, he must rely on the team to play the game, so organization, tactics, movement, and blocking are particularly important. From this aspect, there are many internal contradictions in the Black Basket plot - things that cannot be explained based on one's own world view (for example, Kuroko can block Murasakibara, you can force an explanation. As I said before, subjectivity is always right). The same is true for SD. For example, Hainan's scoring leader Kamizouichiro actually performed poorly in the game against Shohoku. Shohoku defeated Sanno (super cool) but all members exploded... So in terms of strength, the respective national levels are at the same level. For example, Yangquan and Sanno are similar in strength, and Shohoku and Seirin are similar in strength. For the black basketball role, retain the characteristics of the character and remove the superpower link. For example: Midorima Shintaro's 100% three-pointer in the whole game will turn into an explosive Curry. He can hit long-range three-pointers, but not 100%. Of course, his physical fitness is still strong. Explosion... (In fact, the matches in the original Midorima were all bugs, and Fujimaki showed that this ability was rarely shown in the match) In addition, comparing the protagonists of the two works, Sakuragi Hanamichi and Kagami Taiga are both characterized by superhuman jumping and outrageous air lag. But as shown in the game, one is rebounding + blocking + fixed-point mid-range shots, and the other is the core ball-holding point of the team, with all-round offense (weak shooting ability, mainly breakthrough dunks). Well, there is actually a lot more I want to say, but I have already written a thousand words, and I feel like I won't read much of it, and I won't be able to finish it if I ramble... In short, I am just writing the story I want to see, and witness it with like-minded readers. If you think... Don't think about it, you are right. But avoid personal attacks and avoid starting fights. If you have anything you want to say above, you can discuss it in this post.

To be honest, the writing style of this book is very good, and the plot is also very smooth. The only failure is that the slam dunk and the black basket are forcibly combined, and the combat power has not been adjusted properly. It's like bringing Ip Man and Huang Laoxie together, and saying that Ip Man can beat Huang Laoxie with some tactics is outrageous. The level of the two is not at the same level. The author also forced Sakuragi Hanamichi and Kagami Taiga to compete. Sakuragi Hanamichi is just a layman who has learned basketball for a few months and can barely play in the prefectural basketball team. Kagami Taiga is not only talented but has also played basketball since he was a child. There is no comparison at all.

Original heroine! Thankless! Most of the space given to the original heroine is just water! The female protagonist given the space is not three-dimensional enough!

I think it's either a pure black basket or a pure slam dunk. If I mix the two, I think it will be better.

The protagonist is Platinum and also from the Age of Miracles. His ultimate move is to hit Varudo and go to Shonan. In it, Mu Shenyi is designed to be only a little weaker than Miracle and has a strength similar to that of Vulcan Senior Brother, while Rukawa Kaede is the one without a crown.

Can these two worlds be merged? Kuroko's basketball is full of super powers.

In these comics, middle school students are so awesome, but in the end there are still no Japanese players in the NBA. So how do they play in the NBA? Are they all flying in the sky?

In fact, there is a lot to write about Slam Dunk alone, but adding superpowers to Basketball doesn't make it look good.