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** The North American English release of the TV series was dubbed at Toronto's Kaleidoscope Entertainment. For ''The First Slam Dunk'', it was instead dubbed at Creator/NYAVPost in New York.

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** The North American English release of the TV series was dubbed at Toronto's Kaleidoscope Entertainment. For ''The First Slam Dunk'', it was instead dubbed at Creator/NYAVPost in New York.York and Los Angeles.
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* SelfAdaptation: Takehiko Inoue wrote and directed ''The First Slam Dunk''.
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** As of 2023, the Website/{{Crunchyroll}} streams are the only way to watch all 101 subtitled episodes in North America.

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** As of 2023, At present, the Website/{{Crunchyroll}} streams are the only official way to watch all 101 subtitled episodes in North America.



* PosthumousCredit: Despite dying of oral cancer three days after episode 57 aired on TV Asahi, Yoshifumi Hatano is still credited as a producer for episodes 58 through 61.

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* PosthumousCredit: Despite dying of oral cancer three days after episode 57 aired on TV Asahi, producer Yoshifumi Hatano is still credited as a producer for his work on episodes 58 through 61.



* RoleReprise: Creator/ReneGarcia has been confirmed to voice Hanamichi Sakuragi for the Latin American Spanish dub of ''The First Slam Dunk''.

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* RoleReprise: Creator/ReneGarcia has been confirmed to voice reprises his role as Hanamichi Sakuragi for the Latin American Spanish dub of ''The First Slam Dunk''.



* WordOfSaintPaul: According to Jay T. Schramek, who voiced Satoru Kakuta and Shoichi Takano in the short-lived North American dub of ''Slam Dunk'', over 100 episodes were recorded in Toronto before it was cancelled.

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* WordOfSaintPaul: According to Jay T. Schramek, who voiced Satoru Kakuta and Shoichi Takano in the short-lived North American dub of ''Slam Dunk'', over 100 episodes were recorded dubbed in Toronto before it was cancelled.
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** Most of the series remains unavailable on home video in North America. Toei Animation and Creator/GeneonEntertainment USA released the first 20 episodes across four volumes in 2005, but are now out of print. Two more uncut volumes were scheduled to be released later that year but were cancelled. Cinedigm later released the first 14 episodes on DVD in May 2015, but they are likewise out of print.

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** Most of the series remains unavailable on home video in North America. Toei Animation and Creator/GeneonEntertainment USA released the first 20 episodes across four volumes in 2005, but are now out of print. Two more uncut volumes were scheduled to be released later that year but were cancelled.cancelled after Toei Animation and Geneon ended their deal. Cinedigm later released the first 14 episodes on DVD in May 2015, but they are likewise out of print.

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