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* Kuroko gets a couple at the halftime of the match against Kirisaki Daiichi. [[HotBlooded Kagami]] is ranting about all the dirty plays the enemy team is going for, and happens to glance over at Kuroko as he's doing so...and the sheer TranquilFury on Kuroko's face ''shuts him up immediately.'' At the same time, Hanamiya crosses paths with Aomine, who tells him that he's going to lose to Seiren. When Hanamiya asks why he thinks that, Aomine says he has no idea how, but he knows it's going to happen, because [[BewareTheNiceOnes Hanamiya pissed Kuroko off.]]
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* Kagami uses a skill that even Murasakibara (in the Zone!) can't stop-- METEOR. JAM. The Meteor Jam... based on one of Blake Griffin's flashier dunks that's also been done by the likes of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0GYmWHmWxA Dwight Howard]]... is done by jumping at a higher trajectory above the rim of the basket and throwing the ball into it like a falling meteor. So it's like a mix between a shot and a dunk.
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* Kagami uses a skill that even Murasakibara (in the Zone!) can't stop-- METEOR. JAM. The Meteor Jam... based on one of Blake Griffin's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8vbdA0wGuI flashier dunks signature dunks]] that's also been done by the likes of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0GYmWHmWxA Dwight Howard]]... is done accomplished by jumping at a higher trajectory above the rim of the basket and throwing the ball into it like a falling meteor. So it's like a mix between a regular basketball shot and a dunk.
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* In the match against Rakuzan, Kuroko defeats Akashi's Emperor Eye. While the latter is IN THE ZONE. During Rakuzan's counterattack, Kuroko and Kagami double team Akashi who is headed for the basket. Akashi passes Kagami easily using his Emperor Eye, however, he notices that Kuroko is moving faster than himself. It was revealed that Kuroko had awakened his own Emperor Eye which can only predict the movements of his teammates. This allows him to steal the ball from an "In the Zone" Akashi.
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* In the match against Rakuzan, Kuroko defeats Akashi's Emperor Eye. While the latter is IN THE ZONE. During Rakuzan's counterattack, Kuroko and Kagami double team Akashi who is headed for the basket. Akashi passes Kagami easily using his Emperor Eye, however, he notices that Kuroko is moving faster than himself. It was revealed that Kuroko had awakened his own Emperor Eye which can only predict the movements of his teammates. This allows him to steal the ball from an overpowered "In the Zone" Akashi.
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* Kuroko's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_QrBUDGex0 Cyclone Pass]] during the first Shuutoku match. Thanks to this pass, he's able to counter Midorima's shooting because they can do fast breaks immediately after and get the point back immediately.
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* Kuroko's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_QrBUDGex0 Cyclone Pass]] during the first Shuutoku match. Thanks to this pass, he's able to counter Midorima's [[ImprobableAimingSkills unearthly shooting abilities]] because they can do fast breaks immediately after and get the point back immediately.
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* Izuki literally taking a level in badass in the Rakuzan match allowing him to ''stop one of the Uncrowned Generals''. While he's no superstar player himself and he mostly functions as a role player in his team, Izuki was able to stop Hayama's four-finger dribbling, which even Kagami or Miyaji (against three fingers) couldn't have done. Though failing to stop the five-finger dribbling all by himself, he successfully lured Hayama into Kagami's large sphere of defense with Kuroko's help because he knew that he wouldn't be able to match his speed. His intelligence led Hayama to label him as a top-tier player. His ability to think ahead was also a key factor in Seirin managing to cut the deficit against Rakuzan to 1 because of his correct prediction that led him to steal the ball.
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* Izuki literally taking a level in badass in the Rakuzan match allowing him to ''stop one of the Uncrowned Generals''.
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* Aomine's entire playstyle could count, especially considering all the [[RuleOfCool cool]] moves in it. Aomine incorporates Iverson-like street ball with all their unorthodox shots mixed with [=LeBron=]-like physicality and Kobe-like skillfulness, thus making him a total package like a Japanese Michael Jordan.
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* Aomine's entire playstyle could count, especially considering all the [[RuleOfCool cool]] moves in it. Aomine incorporates Iverson-like street ball with all their it unorthodox shots mixed with [=LeBron=]-like physicality and Kobe-like skillfulness, thus making him a total package like a Japanese Michael Jordan.
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* Aomine's entire playstyle could count, especially considering all the [[RuleOfCool cool]] moves in it. Aomine incorporates Iverson-like street ball with all their unorthodox shots mixed with LeBron-like physicality and Kobe-like skillfulness, thus making him a total package like a Japanese Michael Jordan.
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* Aomine's entire playstyle could count, especially considering all the [[RuleOfCool cool]] moves in it. Aomine incorporates Iverson-like street ball with all their unorthodox shots mixed with LeBron-like [=LeBron=]-like physicality and Kobe-like skillfulness, thus making him a total package like a Japanese Michael Jordan.
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* Kagami: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN22MpnWvdg "There is no evidence. However, in that moment, they all sensed it. They are the prodigies of the decade, the Generation of Miracles. No player is their equal. Even if one did appear, it would be in the distant future. Or so it seemed. They heard the sound of a door. The sound of the door to the room only such prodigies could enter being forced open."]], as Kagami did a slam dunk from the free throw line. Doubles as Crowning Moment of Funny as he slips and falls.
%%* Kise finally letting go of his issues and completing his Perfect Copy of Aomine.
* The climax of the Kaijou vs. Touou match is a huge one, especially the clashes between Kise, with his Perfect Copy, and Aomine, who is playing seriously for once.
%%* Kise finally letting go of his issues and completing his Perfect Copy of Aomine.
* The climax of the Kaijou vs. Touou match is a huge one, especially the clashes between Kise, with his Perfect Copy, and Aomine, who is playing seriously for once.
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* Kagami: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN22MpnWvdg "There is no evidence. ]] However, in that moment, they all sensed it. They are the prodigies of the decade, the Generation of Miracles. No player is their equal. Even if one did appear, it would be in the distant future. Or so it seemed. They heard the sound of a door. The sound of the door to the room only such prodigies could enter being forced open."]], open", as Kagami did a slam dunk from the free throw line. Doubles as Crowning Moment of Funny as he slips and falls.
%%* * Kise finally letting go of his issues and completing his Perfect Copy of Aomine.
* TheAomine. Actually, the climax of the Kaijou vs. Touou match is a huge one, especially the clashes between Kise, with his Perfect Copy, and Aomine, who is playing seriously for once. Kise had a great deal of respect for Aomine because up until he joined Teikou's basketball club, he felt quite bored of other sports due to him easily mastering them all. By letting go of that respect and treating Aomine like an enemy, he ended up forcing his former teammate to practically go against a shadow or mirror image of himself up until the final stanza of the game, with Kise doing an uncharacteristic team play in that last minute that Aomine countered.
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%%* Izuki literally taking a level in badass in the Rakuzan match allowing him to ''stop one of the Uncrowned Generals''.
%%* In the match against Rakuzan, Kuroko defeats Akashi's Emperor Eye. While the latter is IN THE ZONE.
%%* Izuki literally taking a level in badass in the Rakuzan match allowing him to ''stop one of the Uncrowned Generals''.
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%%* Kuroko's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_QrBUDGex0 Cyclone Pass]] during the first Shuutoku match.
* Midorima gets one when he reveals that he can score three pointers from the ''entire length'' of the court. And gives us an example to prove it!
* Kagami: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN22MpnWvdg "There is no evidence. However, in that moment, they all sensed it. They are the prodigies of the decade, the Generation of Miracles. No player is their equal. Even if one did appear, it would be in the distant future. Or so it seemed. They heard the sound of a door. The sound of the door to the room only such prodigies could enter being forced open."]], as Kagami did a slam dunk from the free throw line. Doubles as Crowning Moment of Funny as he slips and falls.
%%* Kise finally letting go of his issues and completing his Perfect Copy of Aomine.
* The climax of the Kaijou vs. Touou match is a huge one, especially the clashes between Kise, with his Perfect Copy, and Aomine, who is playing seriously for once.
* Kuroko's epic ShutUpHannibal to Hanamiya, all the while using Ignite Pass against him. One definitely should ''never'' piss off Kuroko.
%%* Aomine's entire playstyle could count, especially considering all the [[RuleOfCool cool]] moves in it.
%%* Seirin finding their HeroicSecondWind in the match against Touou.
%%* Aomine finally, finally giving 100% to the game and entering the [[LimitBreak Zone.]]
* Kuroko's Misdirection Overflow, which lets ''everybody else'' on the team use misdirection. He even uses it effectively to stop AOMINE from scoring!
* Kagami during the climax the Touou Winter Cup match. First, he manages to enter the [[LimitBreak Zone]], then he manages to beat Aomine one-on-one, and ''then'' he beats Aomine in an aerial duel with a skill he'd been practicing since the ''Summer'', allowing Seirin to win the game.
%%* Himuro Tatsuya. He's refined his skills to the point that he can make his shots ''disappear''.
%%* Murasakibara's Thor's Hammer.
%%* Kagami uses a skill that even Murasakibara (in the Zone!) can't stop-- METEOR. JAM.
* Kise's badass upgrade, the Perfect Copy. It [[HourOfPower operates on a time limit]] but for those few minutes, Kise is basically the culmination of the skills of the ''entire'' Generation of Miracles. Imagine Akashi's Emperor Eye+Midorima's crazy three-pointers+Aomine's insane skill set and agility+Murasakibara's blocks and defense skills+Kuroko's super fast passes and tricks combined into one guy, and you can see why Kise Ryouta is a complete monster.
** Then he loses the time limit. Yes, it's at the expense of his foot (or is it ankle?) but it's still pretty damn awesome.
* Kasamatsu figuring out the trick behind Kuroko's Phantom Shot: "You're completely visible."
* Kuroko scoring the buzzer beater in the Kaijou rematch. Props to Kagami for the amazing pass too!
%%* Chapter 245, Akashi does an alley-oop!
* Chapter 248: Kuroko has restored his lack of presence. Bad. Ass.
--> '''Kuroko:''' Sorry, but the title of "Phantom Sixth Man".....I don't feel like giving it up so easily.
%%* In chapter 249, Kagami steps up to the challenge and manages to make Akashi ''freeze'' in indecision.
%%* Izuki literally taking a level in badass in the Rakuzan match allowing him to ''stop one of the Uncrowned Generals''.
%%* In the match against Rakuzan, Kuroko defeats Akashi's Emperor Eye. While the latter is IN THE ZONE.
* The entire final attack sequence in the last seconds of the game for Seirin.
** With barely any time left, Rakuzan has the ball. As the rest of the team fires up, Izuki cools down and then Eagle Spears a pass, surprising even Akashi.
** Rakuzan covers Kagami, so Izuki passes to Hyuuga, and their bond lets him catch the pass perfectly enough that Mibuchi instinctively reacts. Hyuuga then ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard uses Earth Shot against Mibuchi himself]]'', cutting the deficit down to 1 with a free throw left.
** Seirin can't last in overtime, so Hyuuga intentionally flubs a free throw and Kiyoshi gives everything to get it, despite the fact that his knee's about to give.
** Rakuzan's covering everybody, and there's no time left. Kuroko uses misdirection to slip his mark and get the ball, preparing to shoot for the first time in the entire match.
** Akashi reads the play and jumps to block the shot. Kuroko shoots anyway, bypassing Akashi in time for Kagami to come soaring through the air and slams in a buzzer beater.
** [[CallBack Made more awesome in the anime when they play the first opening.]] May arouse tears of joy.
** [[CallBack Their first and last win against the Generation of Miracles ended with a buzzer beater slam dunk.]]
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%%* Kuroko's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_QrBUDGex0 Cyclone Pass]] during the first Shuutoku match.
* Midorima gets one when he reveals that he can score three pointers from the ''entire length'' of the court. And gives us an example to prove it!
* Kagami: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN22MpnWvdg "There is no evidence. However, in that moment, they all sensed it. They are the prodigies of the decade, the Generation of Miracles. No player is their equal. Even if one did appear, it would be in the distant future. Or so it seemed. They heard the sound of a door. The sound of the door to the room only such prodigies could enter being forced open."]], as Kagami did a slam dunk from the free throw line. Doubles as Crowning Moment of Funny as he slips and falls.
%%* Kise finally letting go of his issues and completing his Perfect Copy of Aomine.
* The climax of the Kaijou vs. Touou match is a huge one, especially the clashes between Kise, with his Perfect Copy, and Aomine, who is playing seriously for once.
* Kuroko's epic ShutUpHannibal to Hanamiya, all the while using Ignite Pass against him. One definitely should ''never'' piss off Kuroko.
%%* Aomine's entire playstyle could count, especially considering all the [[RuleOfCool cool]] moves in it.
%%* Seirin finding their HeroicSecondWind in the match against Touou.
%%* Aomine finally, finally giving 100% to the game and entering the [[LimitBreak Zone.]]
* Kuroko's Misdirection Overflow, which lets ''everybody else'' on the team use misdirection. He even uses it effectively to stop AOMINE from scoring!
* Kagami during the climax the Touou Winter Cup match. First, he manages to enter the [[LimitBreak Zone]], then he manages to beat Aomine one-on-one, and ''then'' he beats Aomine in an aerial duel with a skill he'd been practicing since the ''Summer'', allowing Seirin to win the game.
%%* Himuro Tatsuya. He's refined his skills to the point that he can make his shots ''disappear''.
%%* Murasakibara's Thor's Hammer.
%%* Kagami uses a skill that even Murasakibara (in the Zone!) can't stop-- METEOR. JAM.
* Kise's badass upgrade, the Perfect Copy. It [[HourOfPower operates on a time limit]] but for those few minutes, Kise is basically the culmination of the skills of the ''entire'' Generation of Miracles. Imagine Akashi's Emperor Eye+Midorima's crazy three-pointers+Aomine's insane skill set and agility+Murasakibara's blocks and defense skills+Kuroko's super fast passes and tricks combined into one guy, and you can see why Kise Ryouta is a complete monster.
** Then he loses the time limit. Yes, it's at the expense of his foot (or is it ankle?) but it's still pretty damn awesome.
* Kasamatsu figuring out the trick behind Kuroko's Phantom Shot: "You're completely visible."
* Kuroko scoring the buzzer beater in the Kaijou rematch. Props to Kagami for the amazing pass too!
%%* Chapter 245, Akashi does an alley-oop!
* Chapter 248: Kuroko has restored his lack of presence. Bad. Ass.
--> '''Kuroko:''' Sorry, but the title of "Phantom Sixth Man".....I don't feel like giving it up so easily.
%%* In chapter 249, Kagami steps up to the challenge and manages to make Akashi ''freeze'' in indecision.
%%* Izuki literally taking a level in badass in the Rakuzan match allowing him to ''stop one of the Uncrowned Generals''.
%%* In the match against Rakuzan, Kuroko defeats Akashi's Emperor Eye. While the latter is IN THE ZONE.
* The entire final attack sequence in the last seconds of the game for Seirin.
** With barely any time left, Rakuzan has the ball. As the rest of the team fires up, Izuki cools down and then Eagle Spears a pass, surprising even Akashi.
** Rakuzan covers Kagami, so Izuki passes to Hyuuga, and their bond lets him catch the pass perfectly enough that Mibuchi instinctively reacts. Hyuuga then ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard uses Earth Shot against Mibuchi himself]]'', cutting the deficit down to 1 with a free throw left.
** Seirin can't last in overtime, so Hyuuga intentionally flubs a free throw and Kiyoshi gives everything to get it, despite the fact that his knee's about to give.
** Rakuzan's covering everybody, and there's no time left. Kuroko uses misdirection to slip his mark and get the ball, preparing to shoot for the first time in the entire match.
** Akashi reads the play and jumps to block the shot. Kuroko shoots anyway, bypassing Akashi in time for Kagami to come soaring through the air and slams in a buzzer beater.
** [[CallBack Made more awesome in the anime when they play the first opening.]] May arouse tears of joy.
** [[CallBack Their first and last win against the Generation of Miracles ended with a buzzer beater slam dunk.]]
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