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I am a supporting actor, a shadow. But a shadow will become darker if the light is stronger and it will make the white of the light stand out. As the shadow of the main actor, I will make you, the light, the number one in Japan.

—Tetsuya Kuroko, to Taiga Kagami

Tetsuya Kuroko (黒子 テツヤ Kuroko Tetsuya) is the main protagonist of the manga, Kuroko no Basuke. He was the Phantom Sixth Player of the Generation of Miracles at Teikō Junior High who specialises in misdirection and passes. He now plays as a regular at Seirin High with the goal of bringing the team and Taiga Kagami to the top of Japan.

Appearance

Kuroko has a fragile outlook and a very small build for a basketball player which is why he is usually seen passing. He has light blue hair that he styles to his left. His eyes are blue, and he has a blank gaze. His skin is fairly pale. He wears the white, black, and red Seirin High jersey with the number 11. He also sometimes wears black sweatbands. His basketball shoes are white with a blue streak. He wore no. 15 jersey when he was in junior high. He also wears it in practices. He also wore the no. 8 jersey as a recruit, and no. 16 when he was still a 3rd stringer.

When out of training or matches, he wears his school uniform: the standard Japanese gakuran. The top piece of a gakuran is black, long-sleeved and has a standing collar which buttons from the bottom up to his chin. It has blue trimming on the sleeves and vertically in the middle. He also wears regular black pants. It has been noted that his bed-head is especially atrocious.[1]

Personality

Angry Kuroko

Furious Kuroko; a rare sight

Kuroko has a deadpan and straightforward personality. He is very hard working and always tries to satisfy the needs of the team above his own. He has no presence and is quite unnoticeable, a trait that goes well with his misdirection. He has also displayed much respect towards fellow passionate basketball players and thinks that while senpais have to have pride, kōhais need to have respect.[2] Despite his initial kind personality, Kuroko gets extremely furious at dirty play, such as when his teammates were threatened and injured by foul methods in the Kirisaki Daīchi game. His aura changes so drastically, that even Kagami gets scared when he sees him like that.[3] When Kuroko gets angry, it gets very hard to beat him, as he is filled up with fighting spirit. When the situation worsens, he seems to turn talkative.[4]

Prior in his days in Teiko, he used to have more emotion, determination, and compassion for basketball at the 5th grade when he watched, he seems exasperated as he struggles for joining, when he is now a regular, he is somehow happy and smiling that he could die, however when Akashi, Aomine, and the rest of the Miracles where becoming distant, Kuroko was fed up due to his team's arrogance, cold-hearted play, and lack of joy for basketball, in the match between Meiko, he couldn't bear watching as he is now filled with sorrow, and grief, as a result, he quits the team and becoming antisocial, however, Ogiwara notes that Kuroko's eyes were just like the Miracles, but filled with warmth, he says to Kuroko to never stop playing basketball,through Mochida, because of this Kuroko is now determined to proved his style of basketball, as he chose Seirin due to their teamplay is filled with fun, encouraging him to join their team.

He has metaphorically referred to himself as a "shadow."[5] He means that he is playing for someone else, and that he becomes stronger when the "light" is stronger. The "light" would be the player he supports during a basketball game. During his Junior High school basketball career, his "light" was Aomine, and now it is Kagami.

His philosophy in teamplay somehow had a point, but after the first Too match, he learns from Kiyoshi and Kagami that its not just teamplay to achieve victory, but also individual skills, leading to his training to improve himself. His mental will proves to be extremely high and somehow "reckless" when Kuroko faces the enemies when it comes to basketball as he did it twice with the bullies of certain school, and Jabberwock, as Kagami pointing his stupidity, even Midorima remarks the unbelievable thing that Kuroko done, and surprising Akashi as he noted himself to Kuroko's straightforward confrontation against Jabberwock.

Outside the court, despite his unnoticeable personality, Kuroko is very gentlemanly when dealing with women. Amongst his friends, Kagami, Aomine and Kise are really shocked to see how easily Kuroko can cheer up Momoi and even knows what to do on a date.[6] Kuroko also lectures Kagami that he should deal with women more delicately.

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Kuroko and Tetsuya #2

Overall, he is a very calm, rational person, but it is shown that he also has his silly moments. In one omake he says that he can also become noticeable and does so by pulling his jacket over his head, making people automatically see him and laugh. There are times where he uses his misdirection ability to run away, and also a time where he was late for a game but pretended to have been there from the start [7] (until Kagami pointed out the sweat on his brow, indicating that he was actually late and had run all the way to school). While initially antisocial towards his teammates, he gradually warms up and starts to openly express himself more. It has been shown that he has a soft spot for cute animals, like kittens and dogs (Tetsuya #2).

Abilities & Skills

This guy's strength is completely different from the rest of us. It belongs in a different world.

Shintarō Midorima, comparing Kuroko to the Generation of Miracles

Physical Ability
 
3/10 Kuroko chart
Technique
 
5/10
Stamina
 
5/10
Mental Strength
 
10/10
Special Ability
 
10/10

Though Kuroko is fairly weak overall, his highly specialized talents allow him to play a central role in any team. Possessing a superbly observant eye in addition to his ability to blend in invisibly to any environment, Kuroko can perform imperceptible passes and virtually unstoppable steals, getting the ball to and between his teammates faster than opponents can react. His near-invisibility makes him highly susceptible to on-court injuries however. Further, his talent is not effective indefinitely. If he is left in play too long, opponents grow used to his misdirection tactics; as such, he must be placed on the bench at varying points in any match to prevent this.

Taiga Kagami notes that Kuroko's abilities is somehow unknown due to his smell being odorless, neither he is weak or strong, out of all the Miracles who played alone with their abilities, Kuroko is the only Miracle who is a "prodigy" when it comes to teamwork, which is above Akashi's teamplay and strategies, as he help Kagami defeating all the Miracles, technically Kuroko also defeated them as well because of his trust and bond to his teammates, he is also the only one who is capable of stopping a player while in the Zone with the help from his teammates.

He mostly plays on the position of small forward based on defensive matchups and substitution strategies, but in recent chapters his stats list his position as a question mark. This is because Kuroko is difficult to place in one of the five set basketball positions, his role in the team applies to none of those, but mostly as a pass-first point guard based on size, passing, and stealing abilities.

Misdirection

Kuroko diverts other players gaze

The gaze of the players is misdirected

Kuroko is naturally hard to notice so he developed a playing technique using that "invisibility". He simply behaves as if another player will get the ball and not him. Plus, he tries as much as possible to not showing emotions to reduce his already weak presence.[8] He pushes the opponents to focus their attention to someone else and then steps in unexpectedly. When the opponent can't see him, it is much easier to steal the ball. Misdirection is a technique that fools the opponent's senses.

Kuroko uses his misdirection in function of his teammates. He must make eye-contact with the passer while doing his misdirection and so the eyefield of the other players becomes a "mirror" for Kuroko's position. This also marks the key to disabling Kuroko's misdirection. The player guarding him must simply stop looking at Kuroko, but look at the passer and derive Kuroko's position from him.[9] So far, the only person capable of doing that is Imayoshi. 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.

Invisible Pass

Kuroko 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.

The true form of this pass, according to Midorima, is a tap pass, which allows Kuroko to change direction of the ball without touching the ball for a long period. This is the only type of pass that works well with his misdirection because of minimum contact with the ball.

Ignite Pass

Ignite pass

Kuroko's Ignite Pass

As an extension of his regular pass, Kuroko can also move the ball even quicker. He only does this if his imperceptible pass can be intercepted at some point. When he receives the ball, he punches it directly to a free player. This way, the force behind the pass will increase greatly and the ball will move much faster. This pass is also called the Acceleration Pass.

But because this pass is very powerful, only some players can catch it successfully, in Junior High school only the Generation of Miracles were capable of receiving this pass. In Seirin, Kuroko only passes this way to Kagami and occasionally to Teppei Kiyoshi.[10] After their harsh training in Summer, according to Aida Riko all second years now are capable to receive it however it's painful for them as Hyuga said. Teppei Kiyoshi also noted when the first time he received this pass in street basketball tournament he could catch it but not continuously.

Ignite Pass Kai
Ignite Pass Kai

Ignite Pass Kai

A new, upgraded version of the Ignite Pass. Instead of simply thrusting the ball using the palm of his hand, he also puts a strong spin on it. He spins his arm and wrist round and round and creates a rotation around the ball. By doing this, like a gunshot, Kuroko puts more acceleration and power behind the pass by transferring the rotation of his arm to the ball. The ball is so strong that it can even pass the Generation's ace, Aomine. He learned this in the winter training camp, under the training of Kagetora.

Cyclone Pass

Cyclone pass

Kuroko spins and passes the ball across the court

When the opponents score, Kuroko takes the ball, spins very fast and releases the ball to fly across the whole court. The pass is very fast and powerful, and flies in a straight line from the start to the end of the course, which is perfect for fast-break. Someone remarks it as Ichiro's laser beam (Ichiro is a famous Japanese baseball outfielder). He first showed this in the game against Shūtoku High, in a fast-break with Kagami against Midorima.[11] In their second match, Kuroko showed his full court pass without spinning first.[12]

Vanishing Drive

Kuroko's move

Vanishing Drive

Secrets of the Vanishing Drive

Secrets of the Vanishing Drive

After being soundly defeated by Daiki Aomine, Kuroko trains himself to evolve his play style. Given the absolute presence and importance of the ball in play, it had been previously thought impossible for Kuroko to maintain his misdirection while in possession of the ball; as such the time he spends handling the ball on court is extremely minimal. He has overcome this previous limitation, and has developed the ability to imperceptibly move past players while dribbling the ball, creating his own 'vanishing' drive. The ability is effective enough to pass through the defenses of Shintarō Midorima, a member of the Generation of Miracles, and can also pass Takao's Hawk's Eye.[13] Kazuya Hara has speculated that Kuroko uses blinking to bypass the defense, but this has been proven wrong.

The real explanation of this skill was given by Midorima, in Seirin's second match against Tōō. The skill is basically a cross-diagonal move (a duck-in) to where the opponent's eye field can't see. Kuroko bends over in a specific angle at drives following a specific route, that the opponent has it very difficult to follow.[14] But the real Vanishing Drive is a collaboration with Kagami. Similar to Kuroko's misdirection, Kagami draws the attention of the opponent to him, just for a second, and that makes it possible for Kuroko to pass his opponent successfully.
The only one so far to have beaten the Vanishing Drive, is Aomine. He countered it and stole the ball by closing his eyes, making Kagami's misdirection ineffective. Because of the two's mutual understanding about basketball, and by following Kuroko's breath, Aomine was able to crush down the Vanishing Drive.[15]

Misdirection Overflow

Misdirection Overflow effects

Misdirection Overflow

Effects of Misdirection Overflow

Kuroko diverts Sakurai's attention on him

A skill Kuroko developed after completing his Vanishing Drive. He realized that if he can activate his regular misdirection and divert the attention away from him, that the opposite is also true. This is that when his misdirection has run out and his presence on the court is beginning to show. The sudden appearance of a tenth player will attract the attention of the other players. By deliberately running out of misdirection, he is giving his teammates the ability of the Vanishing Drive. The effects are clear: Kuroko has run out of his regular moves, but his teammates can now use the Vanishing Drive freely, it is also designed to counter Aomine's high-speed shots by directing it gazes in fast movements, making his shots miss.[16][17]

There is, however, also a grave downside to the use of this technique. The first is that it must only be used at the very end of the match. It's the same with his regular misdirection, he can't keep fooling the opponents for too long. The second is that while he is using this ability, he is also showing the secret behind it. In other words, misdirection would never work against the same opponent thus rendering the rematch an inevitable loss in the future with this.[18]

Phantom Shot

Because Kuroko won't be such a threat anymore now that the data of his inability to shoot is known amongst the Yōsen High team. Because of this reason, Kuroko began training on his shot, but only with failing attempts to score. Kuroko brought Aomine in to train him and he told him that while normal players pass with the palm of their hands, Kuroko passes like a normal player shoots, with his wrist and fingertips. In his shot, he tries to do the same, but a pass and a shot are totally different, so Kuroko has trouble with gauging the distance to the hoop.[19]

Phantom Shot

Phantom Shot against Murasakibara

Phantom shot explained

The Phantom Shot is Explained

Because of this, Aomine pushed Kuroko to learn a new shot by himself, the Phantom Shot. The essence is to use the palm of his hand to thrust the ball forward, although that will mess up the shooting posture.[20] Further more, because of the shooting position, the ball is lower than a usual shot. Instead of shooting the ball over one's head, the Phantom Shot releases from the chest. The opponent naturally looks lower because of the ball's position, so his view is limited. By a fast release, Kuroko can shoot the ball through the opponents field of vision, like a floater with less arc.[21] Using the Phantom Shot, Kuroko made the first basket in front of Murasakibara, the tallest player in all of Japan, thus scored the first point against Yōsen in the whole tournament. Kuroko used his Phantom Shot in the whole Yōsen match, and Murasakibara could not block any of them, though Kuroko missed some himself. However, as explained by Akashi, if he were to keep using this move, like his vanishing drive, it would diminish his weak presence, causing him to stand out and be noticed by the crowd, disallowing him to become a shadow ever again, since the Phantom Shot requires Kuroko to hold the ball.

The secret to stopping this shot however, is backing off and keeping distance to Kuroko. That way, the field of vision will not be limited downwards and the ball is visible. Kasamatsu is the first one to figure this out, after which he successfully closed in on Kuroko and blocked the shot.

Quasi-Emperor Eye

Kuroko Quasi-Emperor Eye

Kuroko's Quasi-Emperor Eye

To use his misdirection Kuroko, needs to analyze and predict the movements of his opponents. This allows him to observe the behavior and habits of others but mostly his teammates. Kuroko acquired his version of the Emperor Eye from the deep trust and bond he has forged with his teammates backed by his observation skills. His Emperor Eye cannot predict the movements of his opponents (unless he has played with them before) but rather the teammates who he is familiar with.[22] Kuroko also uses this to change his passing routes and to change the direction of his teammates passes if he sees the ball will be stolen with that pass.

With his own Emperor Eye, Kuroko has filled the only gap that separates Kagami and Akashi. By looking only at Kagami, Kuroko predicted the future even faster than Akashi and caught up to him. He even prevented a potential steal by taking the ball from Kagami and made an alley-oop to the latter, taking down Akashi and forcing him out of his zone. This also became the key to realizing the condition for opening the door to the true Zone.

Kuroko-Kagami Alley-Oop

Kuroko Kagami Combination

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 saving the ball from Kise

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. With his stealing ability, he managed to steal the ball from Nash Gold Jr. when Akashi was unable to during the last ten seconds of Vorpal Sword match against Jabberwock.

Quotes

  • "I am a supporting actor, a shadow. But a shadow will become darker if the light is stronger and it will make the white of the light stand out. As the shadow of the main actor, I will make you, the light, the number one in Japan."[25]
  • "When you come to hate something you liked, it is incredibly painful."[26] (to Taiga Kagami)
  • "But there's no meaning if you win alone! You said you wanted to defeat the Generation of Miracles - but you think just like them! And even if we defeat Shūtoku "your way", no one will be happy! (...) In that case, what's "victory"? Even if you have a higher score than your opponent when the final whistle blows... If there's no one happy, is it "victory"?"[27] (lecturing Taiga Kagami)
  • "The possibility of victory is only 0% when all the players give up. I refused to make it 0% myself. It's not over" (to Aomine Daiki)
  • "… Stop messing around. I chose to fight because I believed the basketball of Generation of Miracles was wrong. But they would never do anything as dirty as what you've done… !! Using such methods, don't you dare ruin our- our senpai's- everyone's dreams!!"[28] (to Makoto Hanamiya)
  • "Not next time... We'll win now!!"[29]
  • "The ace shouldering everyone's feelings, never looses.. I believe in Kagami-kun...!"[30] (to Daiki Aomine)
  • "I definitely won't lose to someone like you, who rejects other people's hard work."[31] (to Atsushi Murasakibara)
  • "Basketball's not so simple, that you can win just by being big, Murasakibara-kun."[32](to Atsushi Murasakibara)
  • "The title of Phantom Sixth Man. I'm sorry but... I don't feel like surrendering it yet."[33] (to Chihiro Mayuzumi)

Etymology

  • Tetsuya's surname Kuroko means "beauty spot, prompter, black figures, stagehand, face mole/dark mole, mite" (黒子).
    • Kuroko is an actual Japanese term. It stands for "stagehands" in Japanese theater.[34] The stagehands are the roles of animals, puppets, objects,... fullfilled by the hands of a regular actor. But only his hands are seen, the actor himself is dressed in black and is supposed to be "invisible". This is a clear reference to Kuroko's playing style.
    • The kanji "黒" (Kuro) in his name means black, hinting to him being the "shadow" towards Taiga Kagami.

Trivia

Kuroko early concept

Kuroko's early concept from Kuroko no Basuke one-shot

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Kuroko's earliest concept as seen in Characters Bible

  • On the first character poll, Kuroko ranked first, with 2625 votes. He won again on the second poll, this time with 2242 votes.
  • In the fanbook CHARACTERS BIBLE, an early character concept of Kuroko is seen. Not much of his appearance has changed, though he seemed less gloomy and invisible than in the finished concept.
  • Kuroko is the 'gatekeeper' in front of the second door of the Zone.
  • Punching the ball with your fist is a violation of the rules. Because Kuroko did this to accelerate the ball when first showing his Ignite Pass, when volume 4 was published, this was changed to his palm instead of his fist. The second time he did an Ignite Pass, it was shown with the palm of his hand.[35] His Ignite Pass Kai is also executed with the palm of his hand.
  • In school, Kuroko's best courses are humanities, history and geography.[36]
  • Kuroko is a member of the school's Library Committee.[37]
  • Most characters call him Kuroko, which is his surname, sometimes with suffix -kun. There are few exceptions:
  • According to the CHARACTERS BIBLE:
    • Kuroko's type of girl is a gentle person.
      KnBCBibleTKuroko

      Characters Bible, "What IF Kuroko was a kindergarten teacher!?"

    • If Kuroko had an alternate job it would be a kindergarten teacher.
    • His favorite food is vanilla shake.
    • His hobbies are reading (mainly literature works) and human observation.
    • His specialty is simple magic tricks.
    • He is quite skilled in basic handicrafts.
    • His motto is "Once-in-a-lifetime encounter".[38]
  • According to KUROFES:
    • The player has his eyes on is Ogiwara.
    • Akashi and Kuroko were originally planned to be siblings until Fujimaki cancelled the idea. Their similar hairstyle is due to them supposedly being related.
      Kurokosensei

      Kuroko as Ancient Literature Teacher

    • Kuroko was depicted as ancient literature teacher with glasses.
  • Kuroko can use his Misdirection for entertainment, for example disappearing during a magic trick.[39]
  • Kuroko's Student ID number is 102153.[40]
  • His bedhair has shocked a number of characters, often accompanied by a "Comb your hair!" from one of his teammates. There have also been Super Saiyan jokes about his bed hair.
  • In a Q&A section in the manga, it is revealed that:
    • Kuroko was 155 cm tall upon entering Teikō.
    • Kuroko lives in a small home with his father, his mother, and his grandmother.
    • Kuroko's best subjects are Classical Japanese and Modern Japanese.
    • He dislikes cola.
    • He inherited his mother by looks and her invisibility, while he got the characteristics from his father.
  • In the extra story Momoi's Presentation, Once Again! in the 6th Replace Plus volume it's revealed that:
    • His favorite basketball player is Kobe Brant.
    • He doesn't have a favorite actress.
  • In the end credits of Season 3, there are photos of Kuroko's life before High School that depict him as a fat, happy giggling baby. He also appears to be able to ski.
  • Kuroko is rarely seen scoring, his first made basket was only in Chapter 145 and his first basket in an official match was in the Winter Cup quarter-finals, against Yōsen High.[41]
  • Kuroko has a habit of pulling or adjusting his wristband just before his match starts.
  • During his time in Teikō, Kuroko had perfect attendance.[42]
  • Kuroko's technique Misdirection is inspired from the book "The Art of Manipulating the Gaze" and developed because of his unique observation skills.
  • Kuroko appears as a support character in the Jump crossover fighting game J-Stars Victory Vs.
  • Kenshō Ono, the voice of Kuroko, also sings the second ending of the second season "FANTASTIC TUNE" as well as the second opening of the third season "ZERO".
  • Murasakibara believes Kuroko has really good luck when it comes to winning free stuff from snacks. He eats snacks all the time and never wins anything. However, Kuroko doesn’t want to use his luck on something like that. [43]
  • Murasakibara and Kuroko get along really well, except when Kuroko starts talking about basketball. Then Murasakibara just gets annoyed. [44]
  • Kuroko is the youngest member of the Generation of Miracles, according to the Japanese schooling system.
  • According to Seirin High’s basketball team’s members, Kuroko’s grades are average. [45]
  • Kuroko made an appearance in a separate anime series named Assassination Classroom, in which he was seen in the 32nd episode lining up at Class 3E's restaurant along with Saiki Kusuo from The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. and Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo from Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo.
  • Kuroko's Ignite Kai Pass technique has been used by notable NBA players such as Manu Ginobili.[46]
  • Kuroko's passing skill is also similar to a notable NBA star, Jason Williams.

References

  1. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 60, page
  2. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 24, page 3
  3. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 103, page 7
  4. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 5, page 17
  5. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 1, page 30
  6. Kuroko no Basuke Extra 2
  7. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 81, page 11
  8. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 209, page 17
  9. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 126, page 13
  10. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 78, page 16
  11. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 26, page 16&17
  12. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 87, page 12
  13. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 91, page 18
  14. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 119, page 5
  15. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 119, page 14
  16. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 128, page 15
  17. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 129, page 4
  18. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 129, page 11
  19. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 149, page 5
  20. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 150, page 5
  21. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 191, page 12
  22. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 263, page 14
  23. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 15, page 4, 5 & 6
  24. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 22, page 7 & 8
  25. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 1, page 55
  26. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 19, page 15
  27. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 32, page 18
  28. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 107, page 12
  29. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 128, page 12
  30. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 135, page 12
  31. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 158, page 9
  32. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 159, page 9
  33. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 248, page 19
  34. Kuroko on Wikipedia
  35. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 78, page 16
  36. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 37, page 13
  37. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 114, page 18
  38. CHARACTERS BIBLE
  39. Kuroko no Basuke Extra 1
  40. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 1, page 10
  41. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 148, page 14-15
  42. Kuroko no Basuke chapter 227, page 9
  43. Duet Series Vol. 9’s Mini Drama
  44. Duet Series Vol. 9’s Mini Drama
  45. Kuroko no Basuke Special CD Vol. 5 featuring Kagami Taiga
  46. Manu Ginobili Ignite Kai Pass

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