Kuroko's Basketball

Seventy nine episodes, one real film and three that are only the series cut up again.

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Where to start with Kuroko's Basketball

Three seasons of twenty five, then the film. The one thing to get right on this page is which films are real: three of the four are the broadcast episodes cut together again, and only Last Game has anything new in it.

  1. 1
    Season one, twenty five episodes Kuroko's Basketball

    Seirin's first year with Kuroko and Kagami, up to the Interhigh.

  2. 2
    Season two, twenty five episodes Kuroko's Basketball

    Continues straight on. Episodes twenty six to fifty.

  3. 3
    Season three, twenty five episodes Kuroko's Basketball

    The Winter Cup, and the end of the main story at episode seventy five.

  4. 4
    Last Game, the film Kuroko's Basketball The Movie: Last Game

    The only film with new animation, set after season three with the characters a year older. It adapts the sequel manga, so it belongs at the end and nowhere else.

Then what? SKIP THE THREE WINTER CUP HIGHLIGHTS FILMS unless you want a condensed rewatch: they are season three cut into three features with nothing added. The four OVAs are short side stories that fit near the seasons they are numbered against, and the bloopers and fan disc chats are not story at all.

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The Series

  • Kuroko's Basketball 2012, 3 seasons, 75 episodes

The OVAs

  • The Kuroko's Basketball OVAs 2013, 1 season, 4 episodes

The Films

  • Kuroko's Basketball The Movie: Last Game 2017
  • The Winter Cup Highlights films 2016

The Extras

  • The bloopers and the fan disc chats 2012

The Manga

  • The Kuroko's Basketball manga 2008

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