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The first of three Kuroko's Basketball compilation films—based on the TV anime adaptation's Winter Cup arc—will screen at 31 theaters in Japan for two weeks starting September 3. The second part is set to follow on October 8, and the third will wrap the compilation …Read more »
Get pumped, because there's more Kuroko's Basketball anime on the way. According to the latest issue of Jump Next magazine, Tadatoshi Fujimaki's followup manga Kuroko's Basketball: Extra Game will be getting the anime adaptation treatment in the form of a 2017 anime film. The Jump …Read more »
When volume 9 of the Japanese Blu-ray/DVD release of the third Kuroko's Basketball anime season, it will come packing a special bonus OVA episode called "Saikou no Present-desu" ("This is the Best Present"). Set one month after the Winter Cup on protagonist Tetsuya Kuroko's birthday, …Read more »
When dressing up as your favorite anime and manga characters just doesn't cut it, sometimes you gotta go the extra mile and smell like them. Or at least protect yourself from smells like them… or something. That's what Premium Bandai seems to be aiming for …Read more »
Bandai Namco Games is bringing Kuroko's Basketball: Ties to the Future to Nintendo 3DS in Japan on March 26, 2015, with promises of a "miraculous basketball action game." While we still have a few months wait ahead of us, the first promotional video recently popped …Read more »
A date has been set for the return of the Kuroko's Basketball anime, based on the manga by Tadatoshi Fujimaki. The third season—which was first confirmed back in May —will officially premiere on January 10, 2015 (technically 2:58am on January 11) on Japanese TV station …Read more »
Two unrelated pieces of news about Kuroko's Basketball out today. The first is a bit of sad news for fans of the most popular basketball manga since Slam Dunk : Kuroko's will be coming to an end in the next issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, …Read more »
You've likely read about the threats issued at pretty much anything having to do with Kuroko's Basketball , but thankfully that isn't stopping the anime adaptation of Tadatoshi Fujimaki's manga from continuing. The next issue of Shonen Jump Next confirms that the series is preparing …Read more »
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