Kuroko's Basketball: I Bring My Talent to Kanagawa

I'm curious why the author chose to combine the themes instead of simply writing fanfiction of Slam Dunk or Kuroko's Basketball. Although they are both basketball anime, Slam Dunk is closer to reality, while Kuroko's Basketball is about superpowers. Combining the two, whether it's giving the characters in Slam Dunk superpowers or cutting out the superpowers from Kuroko's Basketball, would make fans of the anime feel uncomfortable.

I have a question. When I watched Slam Dunk, I couldn't watch the part with Mitsui Hisashi. I kept thinking that Coach Anzai, as the team's coach, seemed to disappear when Mitsui was injured. He didn't notice the problem or stop Mitsui from coming back to training before he was fully recovered.

First, stack armor: I've watched the anime "Slam Dunk" (hereinafter referred to as SD) twice, and I've read the manga four times so far. I watched the anime "Kuroko's Basketball" a long time ago, and after deciding to write this, I watched it again at three times the speed. I've read the manga three times so far.

To be honest, the writing style of this book is very good, and the plot flows smoothly. The only flaw is the forced comparison between Slam Dunk and Kuroko's Basketball, without properly adjusting the power levels. It's like putting Ip Man and Huang Yaoshi together and insisting that Ip Man could beat Huang Yaoshi with some tactics—it's ridiculous. Their levels are completely different.

An original female lead! A thankless task! Giving too much screen time to an original female lead is just padding! The amount of screen time given to the main character makes her lack depth!

I think it should be either pure Black Basketball or pure Slam Dunk; mixing the two will likely result in a flop.

The main characters are from the Platinum Generation and the Generation of Miracles. Their ultimate move is Za Warudo, which takes them to Shonan. Maki Shinichi is designed to be only slightly weaker than the Generation of Miracles, with strength similar to Kagami Kaede's level, while Rukawa Kaede is the uncrowned type.

Can these two worlds merge? Kuroko's Basketball is full of superpowers!

These comics portray middle school students as incredibly powerful, yet there are still very few Japanese players in the NBA. How do they play basketball in the NBA? Are they all flying in the sky?

Actually, there's a lot to write about Slam Dunk on its own, but adding superpowers to basketball makes it less interesting.