Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON
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EP 1First years play street basketball; Seiho loses to Yosen featuring Kagami's former friend Himuro Tatsuya.
Oct 6, 2013First-year students enter a street basketball tournament where Kiyoshi replaces Kawahara. They encounter Seiho, who learns only the top eight Inter-High teams qualify for the Winter Cup. Seiho loses to a squad containing Himuro Tatsuya from Yosen, whom Kagami knows from America. Tatsuya introduced Kagami to the sport, and they were close friends who called each other brothers and wore matching rings. A rivalry caused a misunderstanding, leading Tatsuya to bet his ring on their next match. Meanwhile, Riko informs the second years of the Inter-High results: Rakuzan first, Touou second, and Yosen third. The Generation of Miracles members were benched during the semi-finals and finals. As the game between Tatsuya's team and Seirin begins, Murasakibara Atsushi, another Generation of Miracles member from Yosen High, appears.
EP 2Murasakibara's Finals Absence and Kuroko's New Technique Revealed
Oct 13, 2013Murasakibara reveals Akashi Seijuro ordered him out of the finals. Kagami challenges him to street ball, but rain stops the game after Tatsuya assigns Murasakibara to defense. Kuroko notes Murasakibara plays only to win. Momoi visits Seirin during second-year practice, explaining Aomine missed Interhigh finals due to injuries from the Kaijo-Touou match. She also clarifies why Akashi and Murasakibara did not play. The first years and Kiyoshi return to Seirin. Momoi shares these details with the team. Kuroko then demonstrates his new unstoppable drive technique to Momoi. This episode covers the reasons behind key players' absences and introduces Kuroko's updated skills while Momoi observes the team's training session.
EP 3Seirin defeats Josei High in Winter Cup preliminaries with Kagami's breakthrough
Oct 20, 2013The Winter Cup preliminaries commence as Seirin faces Josei High, where a Josei player identifies Kiyoshi as "The Iron Heart," one of five potential prodigies overshadowed by the Generation of Miracles. Kagami initially struggles against a double-team defense, but Kiyoshi utilizes his "Right of postponement" and rebounding prowess to stabilize both Seirin's offense and defense, allowing the team to dominate the match. Channeling his accumulated energy, Kagami breaks through his defenders to score the final basket with a powerful jump that symbolically cracks open the "door" to the level of the Generation of Miracles. Seirin secures a decisive victory with a final score of 108-61.
EP 4Seirin advances past Senshinkan and prepares for a strategic clash with Shutoku in the championship league.
Oct 27, 2013Seirin joins Shutoku High, Senshinkan High, and Kirisaki Dai Ichi High in the championship league. Seirin defeats Senshinkan, the "King of the West," with a score of 78-61. Kirisaki Dai Ichi intentionally loses to Shutoku, who win 123-51, allowing their first-string players to observe Seirin. Kiyoshi encounters Makoto Hanamiya of Kirisaki Dai Ichi, an "Uncrowned King" recognized for dishonest play. Seirin’s next opponent is Shutoku. Riko anticipates that Midorima has a limit to his super-long three-pointers, but Midorima has completed endurance training to outlast Kagami’s jumping ability during the upcoming match.
EP 5Seirin struggles against Shutoku as Kagami tires and Midorima dominates the court
Nov 3, 2013Seirin holds a 23-16 lead against Shutoku entering the second quarter, but Kagami’s fatigue and Takao’s hawk eye challenge Kuroko’s Misdirection. Midorima’s faking and passing force Kagami to expend more energy per shot. Kiyoshi and Kagami double team Midorima, opening the interior, while Kuroko is replaced by Mitobe. Despite Seirin’s fast-paced offense, the quarter ends with a narrow 45-43 advantage. Shutoku takes control in the third quarter, leading 68-76 with one minute remaining. Kagami’s physical limits are reached, prompting Kuroko to request a return to the court to utilize his new drive.
EP 6Kuroko and Kagami lead Seirin to a tie against Shutoku in a dramatic final quarter clash.
Nov 10, 2013Kuroko returns to the court and uses his Vanishing Drive to pass Midorima, allowing Seirin to tie Shutoku by the end of the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, Midorima claims he surpassed his limits long ago as both teams trade baskets. With under 30 seconds remaining, Otsubo scores to give Shutoku a 104–103 lead. Kiyoshi attempts a dunk but is fouled by Midorima. Kiyoshi makes the first free throw to tie the game but misses the second. Kagami secures the rebound and attempts a final dunk as the buzzer sounds.
EP 7Kiyoshi insists on playing despite injury while Hyuga learns of his determination
Nov 17, 2013Kagami and Midorima miss a shot due to a buzzer error, resulting in a tie since overtime is prohibited. Kirisaki Daiichi defeats Senshinkan with a score of 108–70. Hyuga urges an injured Kiyoshi to sit out the upcoming match against Kirisaki Daiichi, but Kiyoshi refuses, willing to risk his knees. Kagami overhears this and questions Hyuga, who reveals that Kiyoshi founded the basketball team last summer. Hyuga had previously quit after middle school losses, leading Izuki, Koga, and Mitobi to recruit manager Riko Aida. Riko initially rejected them, citing their lack of ambition compared to the Teiko team. Kiyoshi eventually convinced Hyuga to return by winning a one-on-one challenge against him.
EP 8Seirin declares national ambitions as Hyuga coerces Riko into coaching
Nov 24, 2013The new Seirin team announces their national tournament goal before morning assembly, prompting Hyuga to threaten a naked confession until Riko agrees to coach them. Kiyoshi remains captain despite founding the team. In the preliminary finals against Kirisaki Dai Ichi, Kiyoshi’s leg injury worsens with under four minutes remaining. Hanamiya Makoto enters and intentionally injures Kiyoshi to prevent Seirin’s victory. Seirin wins 84–83. At the hospital, Kiyoshi hides the severity of his knee damage, claiming it is a sprain. Hyuga forces the truth: surgery and rehabilitation are required for a high school graduation recovery, or continued play risks permanent damage. Hyuga vows to reach the national stage next year. Without Kiyoshi, Seirin is eliminated from the championship league by the three kings.
EP 9Seirin faces Kirisaki Daiichi while Kiyoshi endures physical abuse to protect his team.
Dec 1, 2013The basketball match between Seirin and Kirisaki Daiichi commences, with first-year players motivated by Kiyoshi’s past to support their seniors. Kuroko employs Vanishing Drive early, allowing Kiyoshi to score the initial points. Kirisaki Daiichi utilizes dirty tactics within the referee’s blind spots, prompting Kuroko to stop Kagami from retaliating physically. After Hanamiya taunts Kiyoshi, the injured senior assumes full offensive and defensive responsibilities inside the court, refusing substitution despite Riko’s concerns. Hyuga struggles to relieve pressure with outside shots, and Kagami commits a foul. Kiyoshi calms the team, but Hanamiya’s continued provocation leads to a deliberate elbow strike to Kiyoshi’s face. Kiyoshi rises, reaffirming his vow to protect Seirin despite the severe physical toll.
EP 10Seirin faces Kirisaki Dai Ichi's dirty tactics and Kuroko's strategic withdrawal
Dec 8, 2013Seirin leads 45–40 at the end of the second quarter when Kuroko confronts Hanamiya about his malicious playstyle. Aomine warns Hanamiya that his actions have angered Kuroko. During the third quarter, Kirisaki Dai Ichi attempts to exploit Kuroko’s vanishing drive by timing their blinks, but Kuroko still passes them and Kagami scores. Kuroko is substituted out to conserve energy, and Hanamiya brings in Kentaro Seto. The opposing duo neutralizes Izuki’s vision, causing Seirin to score no further points. Kirisaki Dai Ichi leads 47–58. Kuroko proposes a strategy where he stops playing with the team. In the fourth quarter, Kuroko intercepts his own team's passes before Hanamiya can. With Kirisaki Dai Ichi leading 54–60 and under six minutes remaining, Riko substitutes the injured Kiyoshi after a timeout. The remaining players resolve to win for him.
EP 11Seirin secures Winter Cup qualification with a dramatic buzzer-beater victory over Kirisaki Dai Ichi.
Dec 15, 2013Hyuga struggles with missed shots until Kiyoshi retrieves the ball, reminding Hyuga of their promise to become Japan's best and their lack of a hi-five. Composed, Hyuga sinks a three-pointer, followed by Izuki. Hanamiya attempts to elbow Kuroko but dodges, instead showcasing skill by passing Kuroko and scoring a teardrop shot. With 45 seconds remaining, Kirisaki Dai Ichi leads 69–70. Kuroko uses an ignite pass to Kagami, who dunks. Seirin retains possession, and Hyuga hits the final three before the buzzer, winning 78–70 and qualifying for the Winter Cup. Hyuga hi-fives Kiyoshi, who remains unfazed by Hanamiya’s vow of vengeance. Meanwhile, Shutoku defeats Senshinkan 112–81, also qualifying. Consequently, all Generation of Miracles members will participate in the tournament.
EP 12Seirin and Touou meet at a hot spring before the Winter Cup begins
Dec 22, 2013Following their victory over Kirisaki Daiichi, the Seirin team travels to a hot spring to recover. They encounter the Touou Academy team, who reveal they defeated Josei High by a score of 170–39 and will face Seirin in the first round of the Winter Cup. The next morning, Kagami disappears, but Riko remains calm and begins training immediately. Her father, Kagetora, commits to improving individual skills to prepare for the upcoming tournament. It is revealed that Kagami has returned to America for his own training regimen. With less than a month remaining until the Winter Cup, Seirin must determine if they can reach the level required to compete against their first opponent, Touou Academy.
EP 13Kagetora doubts Kuroko's potential while Kagami arrives late and meets Akashi.
Jan 5, 2014Kagetora asserts that Seirin second-years can enhance their skills within a month, yet he admits uncertainty regarding Kuroko’s training and suggests he may encounter a significant obstacle. Meanwhile, Kagami misses the Winter Cup opening because he overlooked the time difference between California and Japan. Kuroko is summoned by Akashi Seijuro, the Generation of Miracles captain. Kagami interrupts their gathering and encounters Akashi for the first time. The interaction turns dangerous when Akashi takes scissors from Midorima and nearly stabs Kagami in the cheek. The match between Seirin and Touou begins with fierce competition for the initial score. The outcome hinges on whether Kuroko’s enhanced Ignite Pass can dictate the rhythm of this highly anticipated rematch.
EP 14Kuroko faces Aomine's defense while Hyuga engages Sakurai in a three-point duel during the first quarter.
Jan 12, 2014Seirin scores initially via Kuroko’s enhanced Ignite Pass Kai and Kiyoshi’s assist to Kagami. Touou adapts, prompting Hyuga to attack from outside. Hyuga’s confidence surprises the freshmen, leading to a three-point contest with Sakurai. The first quarter ends tied at 22 after Kuroko’s Vanishing Drive through Suso sets up Hyuga. In the second quarter, Kuroko attempts to bypass Aomine using the same move, but Aomine anticipates it by closing his eyes and relying on their history. He easily blocks Kuroko’s Ignite Pass Kai with one hand. Facing this insurmountable defense, Kuroko is substituted out. The narrative questions how Kagami will demonstrate that effort is never useless against such overwhelming odds.
EP 15Kagami blocks Aomine as Kuroko returns to court and Seirin takes the lead
Jan 19, 2014Kagami raises his game to lift Kuroko’s spirits, blocking Aomine’s backhand alley-oop and signature Formless Shot, which shocks the Generation of Miracles. Kagami attempts his own Formless Shot but misses due to Aomine’s interference. The first half ends with Seirin trailing 46–48. Aomine celebrates finding a worthy opponent, while Kuroko hopes Kagami helps Aomine rediscover his love for basketball. In the second half, Kuroko enters the court, surprising the crowd. Aomine speeds past Kagami but commits a charging foul against Kuroko, who predicted his move using their past. Kuroko uses an Ignite Pass to Hyuga, who scores a three-pointer to take the lead. Imayoshi then fakes a pass to Wakamatsu to score. Momoi directs Imayoshi to guard Kuroko, raising questions about how this change will impact Seirin.
EP 16Imayoshi and Sakurai defend against Kuroko and Hyuga while Aomine dunks
Jan 26, 2014Momoi instructs Imayoshi to immobilize Kuroko and Sakurai to stop Hyuga’s Barrier Jumper. Aomine passes Kagami for a 360 spin dunk, allowing all five Touou players to see Kuroko. This setup triggers Kuroko’s trap: Izuki uses a Vanishing Drive to bypass Imayoshi and score, followed by Hyuga doing the same against Sakurai. The Misdirection Overflow revelation reduces Seirin’s deficit to single digits. Imayoshi then hits a buzzer-beating three-pointer, extending Touou’s lead to 11 and ending the third quarter. Aomine ignores the timeout as the fourth quarter begins. Seirin starts with Hyuga combining his Barrier Jumper and Kuroko’s Misdirection Overflow to evade Sakurai’s defense and score a three-pointer, narrowing the gap to 8. The narrative questions how Seirin will handle the emerging real Aomine, who appears stronger than his first-half counterpart.
EP 17Kagami and Aomine both enter the Zone in a high-stakes Winter Cup clash.
Feb 2, 2014Seirin trails by 10 points as Aomine’s speed overwhelms Kagami. Hyuga attempts a three-point strategy, successfully converting one shot despite tight defense from Sakurai. After Kuroko steals an inbound pass, Hyuga draws a foul and sinks three free throws, narrowing the gap to 3 points. However, Aomine enters the Zone, doubling his speed and leaving Kagami unable to react. Down by 13, Kagami refuses to watch Seirin lose again. He finally blocks Aomine’s drive, sending the ball out of bounds. This moment triggers Kagami’s own entry into the Zone. With both aces now in the Zone, the match intensifies into a direct confrontation between Aomine and Kagami as they battle for advancement to the next round of the Winter Cup.
EP 18Aomine and Kagami clash in the Zone as Seirin secures a dramatic one-point victory.
Feb 9, 2014The intense duel between Aces Aomine and Kagami reaches its peak as both players operate at maximum speed within the Zone. Kagami drives past Aomine to cut the deficit to three points, but Aomine responds with a difficult shot. Kagami blocks the subsequent attempt as the Zone time expires, allowing Hyuga to narrow the gap to one point. Aomine scores again with a Formless Shot, leaving only fifteen seconds remaining. Kagami overcomes Aomine’s block by utilizing improved mid-air mobility and left-handed handling to pass to Kiyoshi, who draws a foul. Seirin intentionally misses the free throw to secure a rebound for a final play. Kuroko delivers an Ignite Pass, enabling Kagami to slam the ball home as time expires, winning the game 101–100. Aomine accepts his first loss and reconnects with Kuroko, while Touou’s third-years retire and Wakamatsu becomes captain.
EP 19Seirin rests after Touou victory and meets Alex Garcia before Nakamiya South match
Feb 16, 2014Following a hard-fought win against Touou, the Seirin basketball team seeks accommodation and accepts Kagami’s invitation to his home. There, they discover Alexandra Garcia, Kagami’s mentor, sleeping in the house. The group then attends a Winter Cup match where Shutoku defeats Onita, drawing Midorima’s attention from Alex. Subsequently, Seirin analyzes their upcoming opponent, Nakamiya South, while Alex trains Kagami and Kuroko seeks shooting instruction from Aomine. As the game against Nakamiya South approaches, Seirin benches Kuroko and Kagami, opting for a starting lineup composed entirely of second-year players to determine their progress in the tournament.
EP 20Seirin advances after tough wins while facing Yosen in the top 8
Feb 23, 2014During the match between Seirin and Nakamiya South, Imayoshi and Susa analyze Seirin's potential victory at Touou Academy's library. They note that Seirin must overcome overconfidence from defeating Touou to succeed. Without Kuroko and Kagami, Seirin secures an 83–77 win. Kaijo, Shutoku, and Rakuzan also win their games. In the third round, Kuroko and Kagami return to defeat Morizono North 87–82 in the final 10 minutes. Meanwhile, Yosen, featuring Murasakibara and Himuro, wins 81–0 against their opponent. The top 8 matchup pits Seirin against Yosen, with both teams studying each other's strategies. Murasakibara wins the tip-off but commits a jumper violation, allowing Seirin to start. Hyuga attempts a three-pointer but is blocked by Murasakibara. Kuroko redirects a pass to Kagami, whose shot is also blocked by the tall and quick defender.
EP 21Yosen leads 18–0 early as Seirin struggles against Murasakibara and Himuro
Mar 2, 2014Yosen establishes an 18–0 lead before the end of the 1st quarter. Fukui attempts the final basket, but Kagami touches the ball, causing a miss. At the start of the 2nd quarter, Kiyoshi executes a post play against Murasakibara and lob passes to Kagami for a dunk attempt to score Seirin's first points. Murasakibara uses his reflexes to block the shot. Kagami faces difficulties defending Okamura as the match continues. Himuro begins playing his ball, altering the game's dynamic.
EP 22Seirin adjusts tactics against Himuro and Murasakibara while Kagami learns to counter the Mirage Shot.
Mar 9, 2014Himuro dominates with a fake and Mirage Shot, leaving Seirin down 20–35. Kagami is replaced by Tsuchida due to emotional issues. Kiyoshi scores a rare three-pointer after Izuki rebounds, prompting Seirin to use Kiyoshi as point guard to draw Murasakibara out. After a timeout where Kagami discards his ring, he blocks Himuro but fails to stop Murasakibara’s dunk. Kagami eventually grazes Himuro’s shot, realizing how to defend it. Despite missed attempts by Izuki and Kiyoshi, Kiyoshi secures a rebound over Murasakibara. Seirin closes the gap to 37–30. A 3-vs-1 play results in a putback dunk by Kagami, making it 37–35. Murasakibara then leaves defense to join Yosen’s offense, shocking Seirin.
EP 23Seirin struggles against Yosen as Murasakibara dominates and Kiyoshi faces benching
Mar 16, 2014Seirin loses hope against Yosen when Murasakibara dunks the ball, breaking the hoop. Kuroko marks Murasakibara, causing a charging foul that enrages the opponent. During a break, Kiyoshi expresses gratitude for being on the team, angering his teammates for his late realization. He cites the belief that mutual support creates a team. As the final quarter begins, Kiyoshi is benched, raising questions about the game's outcome and a favor he requests from Riko.
EP 24Seirin fights back as Kagami enters the Zone to close the gap against Yosen.
Mar 23, 2014Yosen maintains its lead in the fourth quarter with Kiyoshi sidelined, forcing Seirin to struggle offensively. Seirin attempts a 2–3 man-to-man defense, but Himuro and Murasakibara easily bypass it. Kagami fails to re-enter the Zone, as Aomine notes the difficulty of doing so twice. Kaijo spectators arrive, and Kise taunts Kagami, prompting him to realize his reliance on external factors. Kagami then fully commits to the game, successfully entering the Zone. He scores points with help from Kuroko and blocks both Himuro’s Mirage Shot and Murasakibara’s Thor Hammer, shocking Yosen. Aomine explains Murasakibara’s lack of love for basketball prevents him from entering the Zone. The score stands at 64–60, with Seirin trailing by four. Murasakibara refuses to play during timeout but is convinced by Himuro. With three minutes left, both teams intensify their efforts, and Kiyoshi plans to return within the final two minutes.
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- How many episodes does Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON have?
- Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON has 25 episodes.
- When did Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON come out?
- Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON came out in 2013.
- Which studio made Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON?
- Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON was produced by Production I.G.
- Who directed Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON?
- Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON was directed by Shunsuke Tada.
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- Current status of Kuroko no Basket 2nd SEASON: Finished.