I haven’t quit basketball either.

That’s because it was Director Shirogane who died…

Well, I think my heart has temporarily died…

Being weak is bad.

I almost want you to apologize to me.

Honestly, I just lost because I was played with, and I wonder if it’s foolish to be broken by that?
It’s bad to be weak.

I wonder what Kuroko would have done if Kageyama hadn’t been at the same school…

The nameless peaks have gathered.

It’s amazing how strong their mental state is; that smile after just a year is really something.
You’re too nice.

There’s no way I could become a foundation pro; it’s just one of the colorful aspects of my youth in the basketball club.
I wonder if being toyed with by a group of superhumans who clearly represent humanity would break my spirit that much.

It’s a bit off-putting that someone could casually mention Kuroko’s best friend or Tetsu’s girlfriend after this incident.

It’s not me.
It’s his fault for being weak.
I don’t care about weak ones I don’t know.
Past events

It might be a shock, but most people who play sports experience a terrible loss at some point.

Wait, isn’t Momoko not that bad!?
Yellow is, well…

It would have been fine if it was just a normal crushing defeat…

I think that adjusting the scores is just a marginal error compared to the fact that there’s a 100-point difference.

I wanted you to give it your all…
Get strong enough to make me give it my all before you say that.

Isn’t Kuroko cold to Kise? → No, this guy is just annoying… → I was thrown off by the change from the old evaluation that Kuroko isn’t nice to Kise.

I like how Red properly mentions in the story, “You used to overlook it, but now you’re telling me to do my best just because it’s my best friend?”

I think he’s the kind of scumbag who would forget that he used to bully others if he were real.

That’s just how middle and high school students are.

The face of Tetsu here was really great… it makes you feel that way.

If it’s just getting beaten up, my heart isn’t broken at all.

Well, about seventy percent of it is yellow that’s bad.

By the time you’re reaching the national finals, you’ve put in a considerable amount of effort.

I was shocked and thought I couldn’t go on anymore, but it’s nice that Shigehiro-kun, who said that Kuroko would be able to stand up again, also stood up.

Looking back, I laugh at how Kuroko probably thought that Kagami could be used for revenge in the first episode…

Honestly, I think anyone who scores 111 points should be ashamed.

I’m seriously shocked, and just as I’m about to graduate, I’m transferring schools, which has completely messed up my mental state, but I’ll recover in about six months, like the image in the thread.

After this matter, I feel that her self-proclaimed status is somewhat lacking in delicacy, but Momoi herself is not bad…
Yellow is indefensible…

Isn’t there a lot of replies from the generation of “Nameless Sekki”?

Well, I don’t know if Kise suggested it or not…

Seriously, there’s no need to exert unnecessary energy by going all out against an opponent that you can easily win against.
Putting aside the score game…

It’s only natural that weak players, not just in basketball, can’t choose how to lose.

I’ve experienced getting a 100-point game while playing basketball.
I don’t really think much of it even if I play with matching numbers.

The final was probably a fierce battle… It seems like Midori is going to make a 3-point shot ignoring the flow.

Even if I was played with and lost badly, this is the national finals!

During my student days, I thought to myself, “Why should I respect someone just because they’re a few years older?” I have a memory of reading Jump and clashing with the episode featuring Senpai Kasamatsu and Kise.

Isn’t it strange to only speak up when an acquaintance is being disrespected? There really are no words to respond to that.

I think what shocked me more was that the 11 points weren’t achieved on my own.

When I was doing well, I was playing sports at a level where I could get the second seed, but in the first match, the opponent was too inferior for it to be a contest, so I thought I was just focusing on practicing aiming for the four corners, and because of that, I ended up being toyed with and lost; I didn’t understand the feeling of having my heart broken.

What’s going on that they’re not putting in the bench players even though there’s a point difference in basketball?

The Miracle Generation, everyone has won the senior gacha too big.

It’s hard to understand, but there probably are some without titles.
Well, being unacclaimed isn’t a big deal.

It’s not that bad if you only lose.
I was playing with repeated numbers.

I feel like many people forget that even at the point of clearly losing, my spirit wasn’t broken.
I just died knowing that I was played with in the end.

Isn’t it the senior’s fault for only having that level of talent despite putting in effort?

I thought everyone in Kiseki’s past was mentally affected, but it was only Red and Blue.

It’s not just about following your seniors for the first year; you should respect those who contribute here, and it’s strong to properly teach that.

I lost badly to that miracle, but I scored 11 points! Being crushed by that joy can damage your mental health.

Just obey your senior’s orders! If Kise, who is now in his second or third year, does that, it’ll definitely turn into a serious situation…

They didn’t break even with 15 seconds left at 111:9.
That’s why I broke down in the thread but was able to recover normally.

If there were someone as strong and respected as Niji, it could all be brought together.

It’s a manga that features a bunch of unpleasant characters.
With good looks, just barely avoiding getting into hot water.

It’s not hard to imagine that they were just playing basketball normally, ignoring the green.

Losing by a large margin is one thing, but having an own goal scored just for the sake of a flashy score in the national finals would definitely tear your mental state to shreds.

The green is also green, but it was frustrating around, so it’s a terrible environment.

What the hell is that completely unrestrained green?

Red is dissociative identity disorder, so it’s a serious illness.

It’s tough that both the former coach and Niji-san passed away in succession.

But Aomine was really happy with Tetsu, who never gave up until the end of the match against Seirin, and he was seriously angry at his teammates who mocked Seirin, right?

Huh? That guy was an acquaintance of Kuroko’s?
If you had just said that…

I think the biggest issue was that there was no one to teach me about the essence of being human or spiritual values during my middle school years.

You scored 11 points against the Kisekio All-Stars, that’s impressive.

In other words, like this.

It’s a bit late to say this, but it’s a shame that the finals that will take place after this story aren’t of very high quality.
We couldn’t have won without Akashi and Midorima’s self-destruction.

It’s because you guys abandoned the national sport.

Aomine is honestly really pitiful.

In the finals, they gradually closed the point gap and smoothly regained it through the collapse of Akashi.

I thought the structure of the Teikou arc was nice, as the past scenes that were gradually revealed were beautifully intertwined.

Red is seriously affecting my mental state! It’s not at a level where we can talk about personality.

Red is a victim of a toxic parent, so… I will even kill my parent.

As long as you don’t stand out, it’s fine if the shadows have high specs as long as the surrounding light is strong.
What is this mysterious system called “overwrite”…?

Can violence stop Murasaki…?

Seirin’s heart breaks completely with the first reveal of the Aomine zone.
It got really exciting in the Fire God Zone…
I wanted the final to have the same development with the “Kuroko Zone.”
I can’t imagine what kind of ability it is, but…

Since the unchampioned攻略 part was long, Akashi has been somewhat in the background for a while.
Well, it’s probably a flow where the pale one who had been glaring all along is amazing.

I think the response from the leaders at the Green Magic School is among the worst.
I’m managing because my teammates are decent.

The name “Nijimura” itself sounds strong in that world, doesn’t it?

I can’t help but think that it would have been better if they had just brought out a regular Rakuzan first-string player instead of Matsuda…

I think that even someone like Chige doesn’t have enough talent, so if Kuroko enters the zone, it would seriously distort the foundation of the work.

I like the character of Mayuzumi itself, though.

The fire god in the finals was in the zone for about half of the match, and it’s intense.
As a result, it was nerfed for matches against overseas teams.

There is a monkey that has intelligence almost identical to humans and says let’s wrestle sumo.
It’s scary, isn’t it?

It was a year of full defense, and while holding back with the zone fire god, it became a flow of the crownless battle.

It’s funny how peaches seem to struggle more with red and purple than with green.

It’s impressive how black was guiding to make the dark blue stand out, showing a bad personality.

Isn’t it that Ruby-chan likes chocolate mint?
I wish you would apologize instead.

Thanks to Mayuzumi becoming a visual guidance device, the pass was successfully made in front of Zone Fire God, so the other substitutes would have the opposite effect and be taken out instead.

I really like the style of the yaksha; it’s incredibly cool.
I don’t remember other rakuzan.

Those who change their dribbling speed with their fingers think it’s really careless if there’s no pressure.

Somehow, it’s a fast dribbler, a flamboyant person, and a gorilla.

Honestly, it’s not like I’m in a position to feel despair over the talent gap against the miracle generation.

In the drama CD, it was tough to see Leo-nee down because she felt like she lost because of herself, but I can’t deny it, so it’s troubling.

People who are amazing at dribbling should always show amazing dribbling.

After Mayuzumi rode high for a while, I couldn’t help but smirk when the sound of Rakuzan’s number 5 echoed from the audience!

Leo-nee has a similar skill level to our glasses captain when she’s in good form, so if she gets a lucky break, it’ll be evenly matched, right?

In basketball, when there’s a dramatic comeback, the last play tends to be a 4-point play, so it can’t be helped.
It feels like it’s thanks to the other person’s mistake…

It’s pretty discouraging when the goal in the sport you’re doing is to become strong, and the strong ones are complete trash.

Every time, only Leo-nee gets praised, which makes me laugh.

The thread image shows that they were not despairing over the differences in ability or talent, but played until the end without giving up, regardless of the difference in skill.

Leo-ne ended up getting wrinkled in the end, but honestly, it had been falling apart before that…

Unlike others, isn’t it that Momo hasn’t done anything bad?

Seirin had a lot of strong members from the beginning, for whatever reason.

In the end, losing because of a foul, that guy who messed up more on the blue team than Leo-nee…

Leo-sister contributed so much that one mistake didn’t matter at all.

The pinch starts when Itzuki gets stolen.
This one tends to get an image of being useless.

The essence of the mythical sixth role or strategy is something like a super buff that significantly boosts the entire team.
In a team like Kiseki or Rakuzan, where each individual is at a high level and stronger than their opponents, the situations where one can shine become limited.

In terms of pure performance, it falls far behind machines, but I love its charm in a different direction; I really like it, Yasha.

The crownless gorilla is strong, but it has no particularly outstanding traits.

The thunder beast should have gone all out from the start, and the gorilla isn’t impressive compared to the fire god… Sister Leo is strong.

Gorillas are a gag in themselves.

Kuroko~
Let’s play basketball again!

It seems like there won’t be many moments for Kuroko to be able to play in the game after the promotion of the miracle begins…

I can’t remember what Kiyoshi and the gorilla were doing in the final.

In Seirin, it’s the scariest that Koganei, who has been playing basketball since high school, is somehow keeping up with that lineup.

If Kise can switch between Midorima’s 3-point shot and Leo’s shooting, he would be strong.

People without crowns shouldn’t be stronger than Kiseki, so if they perform too well, that’s not good.

I think it’s amazing that Midorima has a peak but still showcased a variety of shooter characters.

Throughout, Leo-nee was serious, but in the end, she was completely outsmarted by her opponent, so it didn’t feel like she messed up that much…
If anything, it was the worst when Akashi got his zone broken right after the atmosphere became terrible and he played with no motivation, which made everyone go “Whoa!” back then.

People in the same position as Midorima need to have a unique talent, or they’ll get overshadowed.

I like the theory that if I had known from the beginning that they were Kuroko’s friends, I would have adjusted it to 96-5 instead of 111-11.

I thought there might be disadvantages to reducing the number of fingers on the thunder beast, but there really aren’t any…

Is it wrong to play with a weak opponent…?

The blue’s shapeless shot showcases incredible physical ability and sense, but it still only results in 2 points, which shows that the presence of green isn’t good enough.

It’s like the Lightning Shadow’s penetrating hand.