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Kuroko-Kagami Alley-Oop Kuroko and Kagami's combination play A move that Kuroko and Kagami often execute. One of the opponents tries to pass, but Kuroko intercepts the ball. He smacks the ball onto the ground in the direction of the basket. Kagami jumps high in the sky, grabs the ball and dunks it in. They have first showed this in the match against Shinkyō Academy[23] and did it again in the game against Seihō High. [24] The comination started off from a missed
shot from Kuroko on a wide open layup attempt and Kagami followed it up. The alley-oop combo can also come from a Phantom Shot, as shown on the game-winning shot at Winter Cup. A wrinkle to this is that a shot directly from a pass still counts as an alley-oop, just like Midorima's Sky Direct 3P, so on the final shot against Kaijo, where Kagami bounced the ball of the corner of the backboard, and Kuroko beat the buzzer with a Phantom shot to win the game still counts as such instance. Steals and Playmaking Kuroko prevents Kise stealing the ball Kuroko is proficient to ball-stealing. capable of stealing from the opponents, especially against Hanamiya, Akashi and Kise, additionally saving the ball from them, with his mental will, trust, and bond with Seirin, he is also supporting/coordinating with his passes, alley-oops, steal defense, and pressure defence, using his Misdirection by reading his opponents/teammates alike, quick and agile enough while working with his team despite his below average physical ability, stamina, and, technique. Furthermore, at the Winter Cup, using his new individual skills to support the team, and with his Quasi-Emperor Eye, he is nearly impossible when it comes to teamplay, something that the Generation of MIracles aren't capable to do ever
since Teiko, his teamwork with Kagami is considered a core principle due to their style combined to beat them, able to catch up to him while in the Zone.
Chainsaw Man Cast & Staff Who May Return For Season 2 Close Related Chainsaw Man Director Waves Goodbye to
MAPPA With New Studio Announcement Chainsaw Man director Ryu Nakayama has officially announced an animation studio away from MAPPA, revealing his new company's first animated video. If Chainsaw Man Season 2 is indeed on the way and maintains the cast and staff of Season 1, anime fans can expect a handful of familiar faces to help make that season the best it can be.
Producer Keisuke Seshimo helped make Chainsaw Man's first anime season, and he is also associated with notable anime projects like Jujutsu Kaisen's first two seasons and movie, plus Yuri!!! On Ice, Banana Fish, and Dorohedoro. Those are all well-liked and high-quality anime series, giving fans faith that Seshimo can keep using his production talents to make another Chainsaw Man anime season a smash hit. Ryuu Nakayama, meanwhile, did work for Chainsaw Man's storyboards and key animation, along with directing certain episodes, and he is connected to major anime projects like One-Punch Man, Naruto Shippuden, the isekai anime No Game No Life, and the Jujutsu Kaisen movie, among others. As for the voice cast, fans can reasonably expect Season 1's talented cast to reprise their roles in Chainsaw Man Season 2 and the movie.
