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NillyPC
Kuroko No Basket S3 not only pushed past what the last season has done; it tripled it. The excitement of the matches, the pain of almost or complete defeat, but also the power of teamwork shown in full display. Every team we've seen so far is ready. Pumped and excited to win. The animation is great and if not amazing in certain sections. The soundtrack has bangers that get you into the spirit of what the show is really all about: exaggerated, but hyped-up basketball. This may not be the end of the journey just yet as there are some things ahead, but we see Seirin in the peak of their era.
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English.
You will think that because it is the last season it will be the best but I think that in that aspect it was one of the weakest in the series, already in case the previous season was boring me because the players had powers and at the same time because the games lasted so long For no reason, but this one is much worse than that, to give an example, in the final game it lasts more than 7 episodes, or well, that's what I calculate.
This last season is good, that is a yes, but it is not the best, I think that the one that will last the 25 episodes was a blunder, that makes them difficult to watch and even tedious, in addition to that of the powers and most of the last of the generation of Miracles are silly, I think that adding that effect that they are almost almost superheroes was…
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I'm surprised that this season stepped it up compared to the previous two. A lot of that has to do with the "origin" stories of the series' central characters. To be honest, I think the series as a whole could've been improved if the origins arc was the starting point for the anime. The character motivations would all be there, most notably Kuroko's, which would be very compelling for how the rest of the tournaments go (compared to the almost 2-season absence of any tangible motivation/development for the phantom MC). Anyway, I'm here to review what there is rather than what could've been. The animation seems a bit better, kind of highlighting also what could've been if the show gave more scenes with continuous frames. And the final match was... ok, I've complained about a lot in this show…
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S3 of Kuroko no Basket manages to maintain well the hype and balance that the previous two seasons gave us. One thing Kuroko does very well is the matches built against each opponent of the miracle generation.
Some of my points
"Miraculous Generation": All the matches involving one of the 5 antagonists are epic and tense matches, well constructed with emotion until the end.
"The Zone": I didn't like so much this "power" inside the plot I thought it could be well worked out, as in the matches against Yosei the anime gives the idea that whoever possesses the power to enter in the case the player is already one step ahead or almost certain victory, but this ahead is kind of doubtful because what happens in the final game is pure madness.
"Secondary characters":
Unfortunately in Kuroko yo…
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Kuroko no Basket 3
It's actually a shame since the second season did it exceptionally satisfactorily, I thought that the third season would now get the curve. Unfortunately no, the atmosphere has sunk again, the games had little dynamism and the same mistakes were repeated. You had at least a few background stories for the respective characters, even if they were mostly mediocre.
The third season and thus the grand finale against the generation of miracles. But the only thing that is really capitalized here is the soundtracks, animations, and the fact that Akashi is a badass and has Chuunibyou.
I have to give the series at least one thing, after all, after the first season, it has become somewhat "cool". Not only do some characters have a diverse badass atmosphere, but also suitable sou…
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If you wanted a mediocre anime to play in the background that doesn't have an impact on you, this is the anime for you. Mediocracy is all it has managed to achieve, but I felt like finishing it, so there's that. To be honest, the only reason I didn't just put 'Haikyuu but worse' is because of the minimum word count for a review, that's essentially all you need to know. It's the textbook structure of an anime that hasn't been developed or reshaped in the slightest.
Story: It's structured like a video game, if you were actually there it would be fine, but you're not, you're watching someone make all the decisions for you.
Characters: I have forgotten the purple-red haired guy's name, and I finished it two minutes ago if that doesn't tell you anything... Anyway, his actions are completely…
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*I'ts a review of season 3, of course it has spoilers*
Welcome to the 3rd season of Kuroko no Basketball. I heard amazing things about this season. Like about how its the best one, or about how its one of the best sports anime seasons ever. Lets see if it held up to the hype in my opinion.
STORY: 7/10
The story doesn't really deviate from the 2nd season. And that is really good because that's what i came to watch, Seirin trying to win the winter cup or whatever the name was.
The 1st 2 games are there to just scream at us about how good Kise is, which i liked because i didn't really expect him to be so strong. I didn't really enjoy the 5-6 episode flashback because i really didn't care (and also it feels added in to justify the "winning with the power of friendship" trope they pull of at…
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I haven't read the manga, but maybe soon. I finished the three-season of Kuroko No Basket, including the last game. Throughout the anime, we had this concept that the story is supposed to focus on Kuroko Tetsuya. Taiga Kagami entered the scene, which annoys or confuses the viewers and the readers - like why Kagami became the highlighted character in the anime.
At first, that is what I thought that this story supposes to focus on Kuroko's character - we forgot the influence of Kuroko in every character in the story. That is what the viewers and the readers overlook. There is the direct and indirect influence or distribution of Kuroko toward his teammates and his rivals. We even thought that we did not see any development of Kuroko; there is a development in his character - you have to look…
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You know when you bit off of a sweet delicious cake and think that it couldn't get any better, but then you sip from an even more composed and delicious fruit punch and feel like you're drowning in flavor heaven? That's exactly what this third season was for the entire series.
I've uttered the expression “That's it?” at the end of some of the seasons, but this one tries up the loose ends so well that when it wraps up and leaves nothing else to be desired. Of course, more season would be fantastic, but for what the first season set out to be, you can't ask for a better conclusion of Kuroko's coming of age Basketball themed story.
- Story (8/10):
In the previous season, the plotline always felt like it was focusing on every other side character of Generation of Miracle member while always h…
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Kuroko no Basket has been an incredible ride thus far and the ride just keeps getting better each season.
Season 3 has exceeded my expectations and was no doubt an emotional and spectacular season.
We have a few of the most majorly foreshadowed moments that have been hyped for since the first season.
Namely, a face-off rematch between Seirin and Kaijō since their practice match in season one, the heavily anticipated Akashi Seijuro and Rakuzan High also, for me, snippets of Teiko Junior High and the Generation of Miracles’ past including Kuroko.
For those that want more Teiko Junior High school days, there’s a manga called Kuroko no Basket: Replace for that.
Back to my review, this season featured the most highly anticipated matches and characters. The plot was more or less expected, w…
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When basketball and "super powers" meet:
I Also Dont Like Sports Anime But I After Watching I Was Deeply Inspired To Play Basketball. So If you Like Shonen Watch It You Will Love it.
Just Give It A Damn Shot
After 15 Minutes Of 1st Episode You Will Fall In Love With Kuroko No Basket.
And after Watching 1st Episode I Watch 10 Episode A Day And Completed it in
1.5 Weeks. Kuroko no basuke tells the story of a young man named Kuroko who has a unique talent and decide to join the basketball team of his Highschool. I found this anime very interesting and really really good even if Basketball isn't my favourite sport. It is so good that I watched it a second time not too long ago. A unique anime that contains a lot of action and suspense all grouped up together to make an anime who will make…
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Okay here's the thing. Yes , KnB is the stereotypical anime of all time and the most predictable thing I've ever watched. HOWEVER it's a fun anime about basketball that I've enjoyed more than any other anime I've watched in a long time.
Story 4/10:
Ok yes the story is mid and predictable and very very shonen. However that isn't always a bad thing. Story's can be complex and still not be good. The story serves its purpose and clearly isn't the main focus of the series
Art 10/10:
Stylistic choices and colour choices made in this series are top notch and bring so much hype to the show. It's pretty simple , it just looks good
Sound 8/10:
The music is pretty good , nothing too amazing . It has a very "sportsy" feel to the ost which doesn't make any sense until you watch it
Character 9/10:
T…
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Kuroko No Basket Season 1 2 3
The story focuses on students who have passion on playing basketball. Different skills will be displayed, along with different belief because of the talent they have. Among those students, five stand out and was called Generations of Miracles. They are the prodigies in basketball on their place, and was scattered on different school after they graduated. One student, respected by the five members, entered a newly created school and is destined to meet another guy whom will help him to make the five prodigies realize that the way of their basketball is wrong. The series will show different plays, struggles to improve, and how the team with the combination of two students win the battle they prepared to take.
Kuroko No Basket Anime Review
By: Tadatoshi Fujima…
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(First time writing a review so this review may not be that good or as detailed as some of the others I have read.)
Kuroko no Basket, a fun, engaging and sometimes adrenaline thrilling show.
Considering this is my first ever sports anime that I have watched, I really enjoyed it. As soon as I watched the first episode of season 1 I was already pulled in, even though this show doesn't have a complicated plot line the anime was still entertaining and fulfilling. I loved all the characters from the ones well developed and the ones that we don't know too well, they all play a special part in the anime.
Even though I highlighted the parts of the anime that I liked there were a few things that made me not enjoy the show. Being completely honest I really enjoyed season 1 and 2, due to giving th…
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Out of the hundreds of anime I've seen, this was the first sports anime. I usually watch superpower/adventure/isekai etc. and thats probably why I enjoyed watching this. There were a lot of players who had unique abilities/techniques that made them great basketball players. Every episode had something to look forward to in the next. The way the creators handled the way the players act on and off the court was flawless. With the games, they didn't make everything the same, they made every game different in their own unique way. Some of the games have a lot of meaning behind them that it will get you emotional and maybe tear up. The very last episode certainly got my emotions riled up. It was though as my heart was breaking because of how well they executed it and maybe a little because the…
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Alright, now that I've finished all seasons I'll let my honest opinions on the series as a whole and individually as a season:
Overall, Kuroko's Basketball is a nice Anime. It's not particularly outstanding in any field and very generic in every way a shonen Anime can be, but if you watched season 1 and got hooked like I did you have a chance of being entertained for all three seasons.
This will 100% rely on whether or not you like the characters and their struggles. The characters are likable to me, each with their own hurdles to face and enough entertainment value that I didn't feel any particular disappointment when any of them switched out during a game. However, many - especially the enemies - can come off one-dimensional with lackluster personalities that start to blend as the cre…
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I think I burned calories while watching this season. Seriously, that's how fast my heart was beating the whole time.
The first thing on my mind to mention with this season is the stellar change of pace it brought in the beginning. It's hard to explain, but up til now, Seirin had been playing against fearsome opponents, all of which caused a certain amount of rage to bubble up within the team--especially Kagami. However, in their battle with Kaijo, that was lacking for the most part. The absence of this hostility wasn't bad, though--in fact, it was refreshing. Since Seirin had already played Kise and Kaijo once before in the first season, they were actually able to play a normal game against them, and also have some fun with it. That probably mostly stemmed from the fact that the two team…
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I never really gave the sports anime a chance, but after watching the first
I couldn't help but watch the second. Of course, that lead to the third season.
Now, this anime isn't what I would call a realistic anime, but the story and art was amazing, along with the music and humor. The characters, each, has their own unique person and abilities, and especially the main characters have.
But the third season seriously took my breath away, the last episode was worth waiting for.
What I liked the most was the brotherhood and abilities of the main characters.
The hitstory between the GOM was very interesting.
Like a bit of drama, competition, hot main characters, this is something I recommend.
Amazing work.
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Spoilers incoming.
Story: 7/10. The story isn't something unseen of or profound, it's the typical narrative of most sports anime: win the tournament while beating X amount of overpowered teams. But this is to be expected, sports anime are definitely the type of shows where its more about the journey than it is the destination.
Art: 10/10. The art and animation in KnB is phenomenal. Everything is vibrant and full of color, and matches are well-animated and full of intensity and vigor. Everything moves fluidly and every match captures your attention to the fullest, whether it be the first match of the season or the final, deciding battle.
Sound: 9/10. The music in Kuroko has always been great. The voice actors are also phenomenal, the cast is a versatile one known for doing many other gre…
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Alright, Kuroko no Basket, you got me. I didn't think I'd be writing this review, but here I am.
I think my stance on the series is a fair bit unlike most others -- as I've sat through this show, I've constantly felt like it's just a bit away from *actually* being a very solid show. I wanted to watch something like Haikyuu!! and all the fans of KnB sent me here, telling me it's at least as good as Haikyuu is, or something like that. I was skeptical, but excited, and so I kept an open mind, hoping they were right.
But, for the first two seasons, I was thoroughly unimpressed.
Look, KnB isn't a *bad* show at all, but it falls flat in a lot of areas. It really is easiest to see that when you've seen an excellent show like Haikyuu to compare it with. The characters are flat, the backstories…
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