Synopsis
Lacking what is considered the most important asset in basketball, Sora Kurumatani has struggled with his short height since the inception of his love for the game. Despite missing this beneficial aspect, Sora's unwavering drive never allowed his small stature to dictate his ability to play, believing strongly in trying his hardest and persistently practicing to prove his capability. In hopes of satisfying his mother's wishes, Sora enters Kuzuryuu High School to become a member of the basketbal...
Background
The airing time was Wednesdays 18:25 between October 2, 2019 - March 25, 2020. The airing time is changed to 17:55 beginning April 1, 2020.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 13+
mild
ViolenceBasketball games feature aggressive physical play and occasional shoving; a few episodes show brief fistfights between delinquents off the court.
mild
LanguageOccasional coarse insults and trash-talk during games and arguments (e.g., "bastard," "damn").
mild
Disturbing themesThemes of parental pressure, burnout, and past bullying are explored; one character's mother is hospitalized, adding emotional weight.
A determined short-statured freshman tries to revive a high school basketball team filled with delinquents, blending intense sports action with character-driven drama about second chances. Expect competitive games, mild roughhousing, and emotional backstories rather than graphic content.
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Ahiru no Sora has 50 episodes.
Ahiru no Sora is currently finished airing.
Ahiru no Sora was produced by Diomedéa.
Ahiru no Sora aired Oct 2, 2019 to Sep 30, 2020.
Ahiru no Sora is based on a Manga.
A determined short-statured freshman tries to revive a high school basketball team filled with delinquents, blending intense sports action with character-driven drama about second chances. Expect competitive games, mild roughhousing, and emotional backstories rather than graphic content.
