

黒子のバスケ
For the last three years, Teikou Middle School has dominated the national basketball scene with its legendary lineup: the "Generation of Miracles." It consisted of five prodigies who excelled at the sport, but a "Phantom Sixth Man" lurked in the shadows and helped earn the team their revered status. Eventually, their monstrous growth jaded them from the sport they loved and made them go their separate ways in high school. In search of new members, the Seirin High School basketball team recruits...
Kuroko no Basket also has a series of light novels, audio CDs, and several games for the Nintendo 3DS. Kuroko also appears in the crossover fighting game J-Stars Victory VS.
A phantom playmaker and a fire‑brand rookie team up to rewrite high‑school basketball destiny.
When the legendary "Generation of Miracles" shattered after dominating middle‑school basketball, their secret weapon—the invisible playmaker known as the Phantom Sixth Man—vanished into obscurity. Years later, Seirin High, a fledgling program with big ambitions, lands two unlikely freshmen: Taiga Kagami, a fire‑brand talent fresh from the United States with raw power and an unquenchable love for the game, and Tetsuya Kuroko, a wisp of a boy whose lack of height and presence hides a mastery of misdirection honed at Teikou. Kagami’s explosive drives and Kuroko’s ghost‑like passing form a symbiotic duo—light and shadow—that revitalizes Seirin’s battered roster. Together with a ragtag crew of misfits, they set their sights on the Interhigh tournament, where old rivals from the Generation of Miracles now lead powerhouse schools. Each match becomes a chessboard of flash and finesse, as Kuroko’s subtle art of “vanishing” clashes with his former teammates’ evolved techniques. The series blends high‑octane court action with the gritty grind of teenage camaraderie, exploring how talent, teamwork, and sheer will can rewrite destiny on the hardwood.
Same studio (Production I.G.), identical sports anime craftsmanship — kinetic animation, strategic depth, team chemistry, and emotional investment in every match point.
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A high-energy sports anime following a high school basketball team chasing a national title, featuring stylized "super moves" and a cast of prodigies with intense rivalries. Expect competitive trash-talk, emotional pressure arcs, and hard-fought games, but no graphic content or mature themes beyond typical shounen drama.
Kuroko's Basketball has 25 episodes.
Kuroko's Basketball is currently finished airing.
Kuroko's Basketball was produced by Production I.G.
Kuroko's Basketball aired Apr 8, 2012 to Sep 22, 2012.
Kuroko's Basketball is based on a Manga.
A high-energy sports anime following a high school basketball team chasing a national title, featuring stylized "super moves" and a cast of prodigies with intense rivalries. Expect competitive trash-talk, emotional pressure arcs, and hard-fought games, but no graphic content or mature themes beyond typical shounen drama.
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Kagami, Taiga
Main
CV: Ono, Yuuki

Kuroko, Tetsuya
Main
CV: Ono, Kensho

Aida, Kagetora
Supporting
CV: Miki, Shinichiro

Aida, Riko
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Chiwa

Akashi, Seijuurou
Supporting
CV: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Aomine, Daiki
Supporting
CV: Suwabe, Junichi

Fukuda, Hiroshi
Supporting
CV: Sasaki, Hiroo

Furihata, Kouki
Supporting
CV: Mizutani, Naoki

Harasawa, Katsunori
Supporting
CV: Hoshino, Takanori

Hayakawa, Mitsuhiro
Supporting
CV: Nomata, Kazunori
Hiraiwa, Kouji
Supporting
CV: Endou, Daichi

Hyuuga, Junpei
Supporting
CV: Hosoya, Yoshimasa

Imayoshi, Shoichi
Supporting
CV: Nakai, Kazuya

Iwamura, Tsutomu
Supporting
CV: Yoshikai, Kiyohito

Izuki, Shun
Supporting
CV: Nojima, Hirofumi

Kasamatsu, Yukio
Supporting
CV: Hoshi, Souichirou

Kasuga, Ryuuhei
Supporting
CV: Hayashi, Yuuki

Kawahara, Kouichi
Supporting
CV: Yoshimoto, Yasuhiro

Kimura, Shinsuke
Supporting
CV: Sato, Biichi

Kise, Ryouta
Supporting
CV: Kimura, Ryouhei

Kiyoshi, Teppei
Supporting
CV: Hamada, Kenji

Kobori, Kouji
Supporting
CV: Sasaki, Yoshihito

Koganei, Akane
Supporting
CV: Shimoda, Rei

Koganei, Shinji
Supporting
CV: Eguchi, Takuya
25 episodes · 3 cours
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2003 SpringRanked higher than 97% of all anime on AniTome (out of 19,551)
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