What episode does Kuroko shoot?

What episode does Kuroko shoot?

First Score!! First Score!! (初得点！！, Hatsutokuten!!) is the forty-sixth episode and the twenty-first episode of the 2nd season of the Kuroko no Basuke anime.

Does Kuroko ever shoot ball?

The match is quickly decided, as Kuroko is so weak in comparison to Kagami. Kuroko tries to shoot, but misses or gets blocked, fumbles the ball and is much slower then Kagami.

Who is the strongest in Kuroko?

Seijuro Akashi 1 Seijuro Akashi Is The Perfect Point Guard The former captain of the Generation of Miracles and the current captain of Rakuzan High, Seijuro Akashi is the strongest basketball player in Kuroko's Basketball.

Will Kuroko ever enter the zone?

According to Aomine and Kise, in terms of ability, he meets the talent required to enter the Zone, but unfortunately, he would never be able to because he was assumed to not have the most basic term needed: the love for basketball.

Can the skills shown in Kuroko no Basuke be achieved?

• The misdirection or 'phantom pass' used in Kuroko no Basuke, is most achieved naturally. It's not something easily taught, I can naturally use it. It's as simple as a fake, maybe even easier. Stay invisible until you know you have a chance to score, call for a pass earlier to who you plan to pass to you.

How does Kuroko's Phantom shot work in basketball?

• When one attempts to block, one would look up and go for the block, but Kuroko's shooting form is such that it is placed low at his chest, so that the defender looks downwards instead, and when the shot goes, it temporarily leaves the defender's side of view.

How did Kuroko score the first point in the match?

• Kagami then, while in mid-air, passes to Kuroko, who then makes his Phantom Shot over the quick Murasakibara to score the first points for Seirin in the match. Match progresses on, and Kagami is having difficulties defending Okamura, and Seirin continued to make points.

What makes Tetsuya Kuroko such a good player?

• 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.