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The series was later acquired by Hobby Japan, which has published fourteen volumes since September 2017 under its HJ Novels imprint. A manga adaptation with art by Ranran has been serialized online via Square Enix's Manga UP! website since November 2017 and has been collected in twelve tankōbon volumes. The light novel is licensed in North America by J-Novel Club, while the manga is licensed by Square Enix. An anime television series adaptation by Maho Film aired from October to December 2020. A second season aired from January to March 2023. Plot[edit] Ryoma Takebayashi is a lonely man who led a life filled with hardships until he dies from an unfortunate accident during his sleep. In the afterlife, he is greeted by three gods who grew fond of him and send him to another world as a child, where he makes use of his innate knowledge and abilities, combined with the gods' blessings, to live a new life filled with
challenges and happy meetings. Characters[edit] Main characters[edit] Ryoma Takebayashi (竹林竜馬, Takebayashi Ryoma) Voiced by: Azusa Tadokoro (child),[2] Hiroki Yasumoto (adult)[3] (Japanese); Emily Neves (child),[4] Chris Rager (adult)[4] (English) Ryoma lived an uneventful life as an office worker/salaryman in Japan before dying in his sleep. Due to his diligent and
kind behavior, Ryoma earns the grace of three gods from Seilfall who bring him to their world as an 8-year-old boy where he lives in a forest for three years while polishing his skills and taming hundreds of slimes, making use of their multiple abilities in various tasks from combat and hunting to cleaning and crafting, until meeting the Jamil family who warmly welcomes him among them. Determined to live independently, he refuses to overindulge on their hospitality and looks for ways to make ends meet by himself. It was later revealed that Ryoma's harsh life on Earth was caused by the God of Earth who intended to torment him enough for him to turn into a murderer, just for his amusement.
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Not only that but the new skills he has
learned such as the "Vanishing Drive" and "Phantom Shot" has made his "lack of presence" wear out. This is simply because these skills require a hold to the
ball and the crowd starts to notice him because of this. This is the main reason Akashi didn't teach him how to shoot. Kuroko diverts the attention away from him, to another player and to the ballKuroko stealing Kasamatsu's ball using his misdirectionKuroko must make eye-contact in order to use Misdirection Invisible Pass Kuroko's Invisible Pass Following from his misdirection, Kuroko uses himself as a relay for passes and redirects the ball to another player by just gently touching it. He receives the ball from another player and immediately changes its course to a free player. This pass is very hard to predict and almost always leads to a basket.
