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Seirin High’s greatest basketball superstar was the one no one literally saw coming—the invisible Kuroko! Tetsuya Kuroko doesn’t stand out much. In fact, he’s so plain that people hardly ever notice when he’s around. Though he’s just as unremarkable on the basketball court, that’s where his plainness gives him an unexpected edge—one that lets him execute awesome moves without others noticing! When incoming first-year student Taiga Kagami joins the Seirin High basketball team, he meets Tetsuya Kuroko, a mysterious boy who’s plain beyond words. But Kagami’s in for the shock of his life when he learns that the practically invisible Kuroko was once a member of “the Miracle Generation”— the undefeated legendary team—and he wants Kagami’s help taking down each of his old teammates! Review: Cool Manga - Great product for individuals that watch the anime show. But I brought this book for my younger brother and he really liked it. The book came in good condition. Review: Used book!! - came just as described!! love it
| Best Sellers Rank | #77,533 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #15 in Teen & Young Adult Basketball Fiction #84 in Sports Manga (Books) #196 in Comedic Dramas & Plays (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 398 Reviews |
S**N
Cool Manga
Great product for individuals that watch the anime show. But I brought this book for my younger brother and he really liked it. The book came in good condition.
A**☆
Used book!!
came just as described!! love it
C**E
very easy to understand
loved this book a ton, first ever sport book I've bought and it's was very simple to understand, watched the show and I decided to buy it and didn't regret it
A**R
YAY
I'm a huge fan of the anime and am so happy that this series is being published in English. I think this series demonstrates a lot of what makes shonen manga great (e.g., friendship, effort, victory! comedy and action without pointless interpersonal drama) without being just like every other Jump series out there. I find a quietly hilarious and unexpectedly skilled protagonist like Kuroko so refreshing and I think this series nicely balances games with practice and other school activities. I do wish the art in these first two volumes was as good as it becomes later on, but really that's just because I think this series (eventually) has the best art of any Jump sports series and I just can't wait for more volumes to come out.
S**O
Taking one amazing series and putting it into book form!
I bought this right after I had been informed of and had finished watching the anime version of this series. Being able to have one of my favorite series of all time turned into a book is a blessing. Would definitely recommend this to all who enjoyed the anime or who are new to the series and prefer to read manga over watching anime.
A**R
Great to have it translated to English and even getting ...
Great to have it translated to English and even getting 2 in 1! You can't do wrong with this product!
E**N
Good Condition
It was in excellent condition when it arrived. It was handled professionally with care.
M**A
Perfect
Thanks
C**T
Good story
Love this series
H**U
Sehr toller Sportmanga, aber auch für alle Shounen-Fan geeignet
Das folgende Review bezieht sich zum großen Teil auch auf die gesamte Reihe von Kurokos Basketball und nicht nur den ersten Band. Im Gegensatz zu unseren Verlegern, hat es VIZ Media geschafft hier einen ziemlich guten Sportmanga ans Land zu ziehen. Kurokos Basketball, auch bekannt als Kuroko no Basket lief schon wie Slam Dunk in der Shounen Jump und inspirierte wohl Fujimaki Tadatoshi zu dieser Serie. Allerdings ist Kurokos Basketball doch in vielen Dingen sehr eigen und die meisten Dialoge handeln eher um die Wundergeneration, einer Horde von jungen Burschen die zur Zeit ihrer Mittelschule sehr begabte Spieler waren. Doch aus diesem Team gab es auch einen leicht zu übersehenden jungen Mann namens Kuroko, der seine unscheinbare Gestalt dafür nutzt den stärkeren Spielern die Pässe zu kommen zu lassen. Es geht um Leidenschaft für den Sport, gelegentlich alltägliche Probleme im Schulalltag, Freundschaft und gerade um dieses umstrittene Wort das sich Talent schimpft. Für mich als absoluter Sportmuffel hat sich hier auf jeden Fall gezeigt, dass Sportmanga auch anders können. Viele Witze und auch ein wenig Drama finden in der Reihe gelegentlich Platz und die Dialoge sind wirklich sehr gut geschrieben. Das unterscheidet diese Reihe noch mal von seinem Anime, wo viele Dialoge zum Teil rausgestrichen worden sind. Für mich hat der Manga sein Herz einfach am rechten Fleck und entwickelt sich über die Zeit sehr stark weiter. Die Zeichnungen werden von Band zu Band immer besser und ab der Hälfte erkennt man echt nicht mehr, dass Fujimaki mal so unterdurchschnittlich gezeichnet hat wie am Anfang der Serie. Außerdem ist die Serie in einem 2-in-1 Format erschienen, wodurch es insgesamt wohl 15 Bände werden. Bei einer abgeschlossenen Serie wie Kuroko no Basket macht das auch ziemlich Sinn, wie ich finde. Da der Manga allerdings in englischer Sprache gehalten ist, sollte man vielleicht zumindest Grundkenntnisse in dieser Sprache beherrschen. Sprachlich ist Kuroko ziemlich simpel gehalten und wenn wirklich mal ein komisches Wort drin ist, kann man das relativ schnell googlen oder nachschlagen. Sehr zu empfehlen, also probiert euch ruhig mal daran aus.
S**A
Good anime
Good anime
C**E
chegou certinho
chegou tudo certinho! só senti falta de uma embalagem melhor, não veio nem embalado/plástico bolha/em caixa, veio num envelope normal de papel, mas sem avarias
A**R
So good. Some more details
Just... So good. Some more details: It is in English and is well translated. It is has a traditional manga layout (Right to left that is. I was worried it wasn't). Nice cover and has that new book smell. Can't wait for next volumes (shamelessly pre-ordered..)
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