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Kuroko's Basketball

2012–2015 · Animation, Comedy, Drama · 3 seasons · ★ 8.4

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Synopsis of Kuroko's Basketball

Kuroko Tetsuya starts his first year at Seirin High School and joins the school's basketball team. Previously, he played at Teikō Middle School, which won the tournament three years in a row with a group of prodigy players known as the "Generation of Miracles." After graduating, each of them went on to a different high school with a strong basketball team. Together with his new teammate, Kagami Taiga, Kuroko sets an ambitious goal: to make Seirin the best team in the championship. The series, aired by MBS, follows this goal from the very first practices.

3seasons
78episodes
24 minper episode
8.4audience scoreTMDB · 636 votes
8.2IMDb rating16,804 votes

Seasons of Kuroko's Basketball

Cast by Kuroko's Basketball

Junichi SuwabeJunichi SuwabeDaiki Aomine (voice)78 episodes
Ryohei KimuraRyohei KimuraRyota Kise (voice)78 episodes
Hiroshi KamiyaHiroshi KamiyaSeijuro Akashi (voice)78 episodes
Kenichi SuzumuraKenichi SuzumuraAtsushi Murasakibara (voice)78 episodes
Kenji HamadaKenji HamadaTeppei Kiyoshi (voice)78 episodes
Soichiro HoshiSoichiro HoshiYukio Kasamatsu (voice)78 episodes
Naoki MizutaniNaoki MizutaniKouki Furihata (voice)78 episodes
Go InoueGo InoueSatoshi Tsuchida (voice)78 episodes
Masakazu MoritaMasakazu MoritaShōgo Haizaki (voice)3 episodes

Technical Details

Address
Kouji Komurakata, Yoshiyuki Ichihashi, Yukina Hiiro, Yutaka Hirata, Kenichi Matsuzawa
Writing
Noboru Takagi, Shingo Irie, Daishiro Tanimura
Music
Yoshihiro Ike, Ryousuke Nakanishi, Ryuta Iida
Photography
Eiji Arai
Original Comic
Tadatoshi Fujimaki
Production
Kazuhiro Aso, Tomoyuki Ohwada, Takashi Takano
Production companies
Production I.G
Network or Platform
MBS
Country
Japan
Original Language
Japanese
Original title
黒子のバスケ
Premiere
April 8, 2012
Last Episode
July 1, 2015 (3x25)
Status
Ended
Type
Fiction
Awards
2 awards and 2 nominations in total.
Links
IMDb · TMDB · Official Website

Trivia about Kuroko's Basketball

The manga was the third best-selling manga series of 2013, with 8,761,081 copies sold in one year.
In 2014, volume 24 of the manga had an initial print run of one million copies.
Several locations linked to the series, including a convenience store chain and a TV network that aired the anime, received threatening letters containing a powdery substance or liquid.
After the series' dōjinshi were lost due to the threats, an event called Kuroket, dedicated to this type of publication, was held during Comiket Special 6 - Otaku Summit 2015.
After the anime premiered, the series became popular in dōjinshi circles, especially yaoi, even though the series contains no yaoi.
The anime won the 2013 Tokyo Anime Award for Television, with Shunsuke Tada credited as the winner.
The third season won the Anime Trending award for Favorite Sequel or New Season in 2015.
The story continued with the spin-off manga Kuroko's Basketball: Extra Game, published between December 2014 and March 2016, and later adapted into the movie Last Game, released in March 2017.

Sources: Wikipedia (English)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Kuroko's Basketball have?

Kuroko's Basketball has 3 seasons and 78 episodes in total.

Where can I watch Kuroko's Basketball in Spain?

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Has Kuroko's Basketball ended?

Yes. Kuroko's Basketball has ended, and its final episode aired on July 1, 2015.

Who is in Kuroko's Basketball?

The main cast includes Kensho Ono (Tetsuya Kuroko (voice)), Yuki Ono (Taiga Kagami (voice)), Junichi Suwabe (Daiki Aomine (voice)) and Daisuke Ono (Shintaro Midorima (voice)).

How long does it take to watch all of Kuroko's Basketball?

With episodes of about 24 minutes, watching all 78 episodes takes approximately 31 hours.

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