

劇場版 黒子のバスケ LAST GAME
Hailing from America, Jabberwock—a street basketball team with skills comparable to those of the NBA—has come to Japan to play an exhibition match against Strky, a team of former third-year students who once played in the Interhigh and Winter Cup. However, due to the vast difference in skill, Jabberwock easily wins. Their captain, Nash Gold Jr., mocks the basketball style of all players in Japan by comparing them to monkeys. Infuriated by the nasty comment, Kagetora Aida challenges them to a r...
An American street legend mocks Japan, and the reborn Miracles rise for a redemption showdown.
When the American street crew Jabberwock lands in Japan, their raw power and show‑off style turn a friendly exhibition into a humiliating blowout. The Japanese side, represented by the once‑legendary third‑year squad Strky, can’t keep up, and the Jabberwock captain Nash Gold Jr. taunts the entire Japanese basketball scene, likening its players to “monkeys” on a playground. The insult ignites a fire in Kagetora Aida, a former Strky ace who refuses to let his country’s basketball pride be trampled. Determined to prove that Japanese teamwork can still stand against the flash‑and‑bang of NBA‑level talent, Aida reassembles the Generation of Miracles—now dubbed the Vorpal Swords—including the invisible playmaker Kuroko and the unstoppable dunker Kagami. Together they must blend their unique, almost supernatural synergy with hard‑earned grit to challenge a team that seems unbeatable on every front. As the final showdown looms, old rivalries resurface, strategies clash, and the true meaning of “basketball spirit” is put to the ultimate test.
A high-stakes basketball movie where the series' superpowered teen prodigies face off against an arrogant American streetball team. Expect hyper-stylized sports action, competitive trash talk, and themes of redemption through teamwork, all wrapped in standard shounen sports anime energy.
Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game has 1 episodes.
Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game is currently finished airing.
Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game was produced by Production I.G.
Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game aired Mar 18, 2017.
Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game is based on a Manga.
A high-stakes basketball movie where the series' superpowered teen prodigies face off against an arrogant American streetball team. Expect hyper-stylized sports action, competitive trash talk, and themes of redemption through teamwork, all wrapped in standard shounen sports anime energy.
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Akashi, Seijuurou
Main
CV: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Aomine, Daiki
Main
CV: Suwabe, Junichi

Kagami, Taiga
Main
CV: Ono, Yuuki

Kise, Ryouta
Main
CV: Kimura, Ryouhei

Kuroko, Tetsuya
Main
CV: Ono, Kensho

Midorima, Shintarou
Main
CV: Ono, Daisuke

Murasakibara, Atsushi
Main
CV: Suzumura, Kenichi

Aida, Riko
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Chiwa

Aida, Kagetora
Supporting
CV: Miki, Shinichiro

Allen
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Tooru

Fukuda, Hiroshi
Supporting
CV: Sasaki, Hiroo

Fukui, Kensuke
Supporting
CV: Ishikawa, Kaito

Furihata, Kouki
Supporting
CV: Mizutani, Naoki

Garcia, Alexandra
Supporting

Gold Jr., Nash
Supporting
CV: Midorikawa, Hikaru

Hayakawa, Mitsuhiro
Supporting
CV: Nomata, Kazunori

Hayama, Kotarou
Supporting
CV: Masuda, Toshiki

Higuchi, Shouta
Supporting

Himuro, Tatsuya
Supporting
CV: Taniyama, Kishou

Hyuuga, Junpei
Supporting
CV: Hosoya, Yoshimasa

Imayoshi, Shoichi
Supporting
CV: Nakai, Kazuya

Izuki, Shun
Supporting
CV: Nojima, Hirofumi

Kasamatsu, Yukio
Supporting
CV: Hoshi, Souichirou

Kawahara, Kouichi
Supporting
CV: Yoshimoto, Yasuhiro
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