The strongest ability if it existed in reality.

I won’t enter the zone.

But this guy also took part in the bullying, right?

I sometimes wonder if the person in the picture has friends outside of their club activities…

I like being called Machin Taro.

In basketball, if you can make three-point shots, you’re the strongest!

Prejudice against women’s popularity.

They don’t seem like a bad person, but why are they disliked by Kuroko?

A thread that seems to be taken over by discussions about Kise’s personality.

Catch in the air and then a three-point shot…

There are worse characters among the enemies, but Kise gets mentioned a lot more than those.

Even if a support player has bad behavior, as long as they are sincere about basketball, it’s acceptable.
I’m not good at this ridiculous basketball where scoring three points is the strongest.

Wasn’t there another special move besides receiving the pass in shooting form and taking the shot?

If I have five people, that becomes the dream team.

A fadeaway from the full court is way more threatening than a shot while waiting for the bus.

The problem is that Kuroko’s own personality is naturally bad, so it doesn’t match the thread image.

Everyone has bad chemistry.

Red and green before the split personality.
It seems that the combination of blue, black, and yellow might differ quite a bit in terms of taste or atmosphere.

I don’t want to date anyone I usually do.
Simply too strange.

This guy’s direct 3-pointer is too insane.
When I saw it in this magazine, I was like, “Wow…”

Even without the fortune-telling, he’s the kind of guy who moves around in a handcart that makes his classmates cringe.

There’s also the mysterious routine of tying shoelaces starting from the right foot.

99-9 😊☺️😆🙂　🏀🤓…

102-9 😮😡😩😞　　 🤓…

Akashi is also doing okay, but being the scion of his class makes him stand out.

Isn’t Kise the best friend of Kuroko?

I like the episode where, when asked who they wanted in the NBA, everyone said green due to a miracle.

I watched the anime until the end, but I didn’t really understand why they were being carried on a cart.

If something like that happened in middle school, I would come to dislike those who haven’t made an effort.

It’s not just bad to completely acknowledge the three seniors who rely solely on effort without taking their talents into account; it’s far worse than that.
In the score game, I’m the only one who isn’t being swept away.

There’s no way I could fall in love with someone who suggested a game with a score of 111-11 against my friends!

That’s a violation of the Road Traffic Act, isn’t it?

He’s not a bad guy, but I think everyone except Akashi sees him as a boring guy.

Whether or not this guy was complicit in the point-scoring game and whether I want to be friends with him are completely different matters…

I think it’s not bad to just have a superficial relationship with Kise.

The guy who is confident that he will win every rock-paper-scissors game in the morning fortune-telling will bring up a rock-paper-scissors rickshaw conversation.
I wouldn’t call him a bad person, but he’s too much of an eccentric, and I don’t like it.

I like this guy the most among the miracles just because he was the only one who didn’t participate in 111-11.
I think they have a troublesome personality, but they are not a bad person.

The conversation about basketball and friendships are two different matters, so I’m not really fond of the eccentric Midorima-kun.

If I’m in tune with someone who’s into fortune-telling crazily, among those five people plus one, they are relatively moderate or good-natured… and if the yellow one mingles casually, it seems simply fun.

If we’re just talking about personality, the red before going insane is the most normal one.

Isn’t it the other person’s fault for not letting us enjoy basketball just because we don’t want to? lol
We are also victims, you know? lol

The fact that Kazuha-senpai gets hit by Kasamatsu is good because it doesn’t accumulate much hate.
Well, you probably hate Kuroko because you only know him from middle school.

I think it would become suffocating because I can’t tease or compete with this guy’s stoicism.

People who don’t joke around have a bad vibe and are hard to get along with.
A person with a good sense of humor tends to mess around in ways they shouldn’t.

Considering that, the Fire God has too good of a personality.

At first, I thought the red had a nice feeling of multiple personalities or a superpower battle! But when I saw the truth, it was just a regular illness…

It’s obvious that it’s stronger to keep shooting three-pointers from anywhere as much as possible, but every time I think, “Well, that’s true!” when it’s actually executed.

“I wasn’t the best at being a support player, but our relationship was good… or so they say the Yellow.”

The troublesome part of the thread image is that it’s not just specialized in 3P, which is unfair.
What is with that size and maneuverability?

At least let the height be a little more modest, such is the degree of brokenness.

Akashi (me) might be friendly on the surface, but it doesn’t seem like they actually consider me a friend deep down.
Aomine seems like he will engage without any pretense, for better or for worse.
Kise seems like he would be the most friendly and fun to hang out with, but he might look down on you in a deeper sense.
Murasakihara seems likely to show an attitude of looking down indiscriminately, for better or for worse.
Midorima treats everyone equally, regardless of the results, as long as they are making an effort.
The only person who seems like they could be friends without considering abilities or interests is actually pretty high on the list of who I don’t want to be friends with.

Akashi doesn’t seem like he would do that.
Midorima seems unlikely to do it.
Murasakihara doesn’t seem like they’ll do it.
Aomine doesn’t seem like he’ll do it.
The one being guided is Kise.

At least I won’t look down on those who are trying, Midorima.

Huh? If you don’t want to ride a bike, then you should do your best in terms of luck, you fool.

In high school, Takao was on a team that was beaten badly by Kiseki, including some screenshots, and he thought, “I’ll defeat them one day!” but ended up on the same team and wasn’t even remembered, which reveals the complicated feelings of love and hate lurking beneath.

Red is a benefactor, blue is a close friend, green is something I’m bad at, purple is liked as a person, yellow is disliked (was disliked).

It’s tough not to be looked down upon by Kise, unless you’re a real genius, even outside of basketball…

It would be quite tough for me if Takao weren’t around during high school life.

A man who leaves the Americans, who were thought to be completely superior, dumbfounded.

I often wonder how the girls in the class treat things like images from the internet.

Buy effort / Not buy effort
To question the presence or absence of results… / Not to question
Based on that, change/do not change your attitude.
From that perspective, the thread image should be pretty good… probably.

If I said that today’s lucky items for the morning show are lead pants and chainmail, I wonder if they’ll actually wear them.

After finishing, I watched both the original and the anime, and I was still creeped out by the moment when the character in the image first performs an all-court 3P.
I was like, “Wait, you’re going to shoot!?”

The image is of a tall, handsome, smart guy from whom you get lucky items, which seems kind of gross.

The突破力 of 1on is probably the weakest among the miracles (at the start of the story, yellow is probably weaker), but even so, it has enough突破力 that even two of the top five, who were trained in the best environment without a title, cannot stop it.

It’s really annoying how they come and say, “I guess I’ll take Kuroko after all,” even after everything that happened in middle school.

Is this a joke for elementary school students, Aoi?

Well, I guess if I became friends with someone in a miracle, it would be easygoing with Murasaki…

If you say being into gravure is appropriate for your age, then what about fishing for crayfish…? Are you a grade school boy?

The image in the thread is strong, but the surroundings…

Purple can be controlled with a single punch or by waving snacks, and they are competitive; once they set a goal to defeat other miracles, they will practice in various ways.

Kise is liked because he is appropriately teased and given rough treatment.

The character voiced by Suwabe is basically like that, isn’t it?
Ateme-sama also likes beetles.

I think Purple isn’t really a bad person, just someone who was saving because they were too strong.

I laughed at Midorima missing shots like it was nothing in that crappy game.

I can see that you’re at your limit and that you can’t hold on for the final struggle.
So I read it believing that I would win, halfway expecting it to break through forcefully (even though I lost).
I really love that scene because my own extreme stoicism allows me to gauge the potential of the other person breaking through their limits.

Aomine’s favorite gravure idol is Horikita Mai, which makes me feel the era.
In terms of naming sense.

Even though the fire god went through quite a tough time in middle school, I wonder why he is still so straightforward.

If Midori follows the fortune-telling, she’ll power up! But if she doesn’t, it would be a pitiful situation like Ryō-san’s birthday.

Even I can’t shoot infinitely, you know.
That aside, I have long since exceeded any limits.

In the anime version, it’s such a strange character that they even add a good image to it with a voice actor who has a nice voice.

What face do you have to say “give me a shadow”…?