ENSlam Dunk: The Tyrant
灌篮高手之暴君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Anime & ACG
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- 867 chapters
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1.4kRecommendations
167Fans
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Is this supposed to be a Slam Dunk anime? I can only get through the first chapter.
If it's in the bottom left half, you should be able to find another seed.
I forget who played in the original Hainan match, but it didn't seem easy. Near the end, Amu was sitting on the sidelines, drenched in sweat. That must have been incredibly strenuous exercise. In other words, without Amu, Hainan wouldn't have been able to completely dominate their opponents.
Many retired American football quarterbacks have gone on to dominate in the NBA, like the answer to the question.
What is a one-piece bikini?
Mitsui Hisashi seems to have only ever come on as a substitute; poor Mitsui. Kiyota also started a game, and Jin Soichiro did about the same.
This discrepancy seems to be intentional, suggesting the author deliberately increased the difficulty.
It's always the same few teams and endless matches; it gets boring after a while.
I have a question: why was the protagonist, who came from another era, able to suppress Rukawa Kaede before? In the original Slam Dunk manga, Rukawa Kaede was the only character.
Even professional bodybuilders only see their scores drop to around 7% during the few days leading up to a competition. Do you have any idea what that means?