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EP 73Rukawa Kaede Takes a Gamble During the Second Half of the Match
Jul 8, 1995The second half of the game begins, marking a shift in the ongoing competition. During this period, Sendo observes a distinct change in Rukawa Kaede's playing style. He realizes that Rukawa is no longer employing his usual aggressive tactics. This deviation from his standard approach suggests a strategic adjustment or a different mindset for this portion of the match. The narrative focuses on Sendo's perception of these changes as the game progresses into its latter stages.
EP 74Rukawa unleashes his full power after conserving energy during the first half
Jul 15, 1995Rukawa, who was saving his energy in the first half, explodes in the second half.
EP 75Rukawa and Sendo engage in a back-and-forth game with Rukawa playing perfectly
Jul 22, 1995During the second half of the match, Rukawa maintains a flawless performance while competing against Sendo. The contest features a back-and-forth dynamic between the two players as they continue their intense battle on the court. Rukawa's execution remains perfect throughout this segment of the game, showcasing his skill against his opponent. The narrative focuses strictly on the ongoing interaction between these two characters during this specific portion of the match.
EP 76Hanamichi demonstrates his skills against Uozumi in the final ten minutes of the second half.
Aug 5, 1995The narrative focuses on the concluding ten minutes of the second half of the match. During this critical period, Hanamichi successfully defeats Uozumi. This victory serves as a platform for Hanamichi to display his athletic abilities and prove his worth on the court. The sequence highlights his physical prowess and determination as he overcomes his opponent. The scene captures the intensity of the game's final moments, emphasizing Hanamichi's contribution to the team's performance through his individual effort and skill execution against Uozumi.
EP 77Shohoku maintains a seven-point lead with under nine minutes remaining in the match.
Aug 12, 1995With less than nine minutes left on the clock, the Shohoku team holds a 53 to 46 advantage over their opponents. The narrative highlights the critical time constraint facing the players as they attempt to secure their lead. This segment focuses on the immediate score differential and the urgency of the final minutes of the game, emphasizing the competitive tension without revealing the ultimate outcome of the contest.
EP 78Uozumi Jun Revives Ryonan During Critical Match Crisis
Aug 19, 1995Ryonan faces imminent defeat as the match reaches a critical juncture. The team is trapped in a desperate situation due to the severe physical limitations of their players. Specifically, Sendo has reached the peak of his exhaustion, leaving the squad vulnerable and struggling to maintain their performance levels. This pivotal moment highlights the intense pressure on the team as they attempt to overcome their physical deficits and avoid losing the game against their opponents.
EP 79Blue Waves: Ryonan Fights Back!
Aug 26, 1995Uozumi demonstrates intense focus, which gradually shifts the momentum of the match. This development alters the previously one-sided nature of the game between Shohoku and their opponents. The narrative highlights how individual determination can influence the broader dynamics of the competition, marking a turning point in the ongoing contest.
EP 80Shohoku Faces Intense Pressure From Ryonan
Sep 2, 1995The Shohoku team finds itself under significant strain as they contend with the aggressive tactics and overwhelming pressure exerted by the Ryonan squad. This matchup highlights the difficulties Shohoku encounters when facing a formidable opponent that challenges their defensive capabilities and mental resilience. The narrative focuses on the immediate struggle Shohoku experiences against Ryonan's dominant style, emphasizing the high stakes and intensity of the confrontation without revealing the final outcome or subsequent developments in the series.
EP 81Sendoh Returns to Scoring Machine Mode as Ryonan Closes Gap in Final Minutes
Sep 23, 1995During the final three minutes and 18 seconds of the match, Sendoh reverts to his former persona known as the "Scoring Machine." This resurgence allows Ryonan to mount a significant comeback against Shohoku. The intense rally narrows the deficit, bringing the score to 58 to 65 in favor of Shohoku. Despite the pressure from Sendoh's renewed offensive capabilities, the home team maintains a narrow lead as the clock winds down, setting the stage for a dramatic conclusion to the game.
EP 82Sakuragi Hanamichi's amateur performance defines the final moments of the match
Oct 21, 1995The narrative focuses on the critical final segment of the game, specifically highlighting the last two minutes and 18 seconds. During this intense period, the Shohoku team manages to secure a narrow advantage over their opponents. The summary emphasizes the tension of the closing moments as the team maintains a two-point lead. This brief overview captures the essential stakes of the scene without revealing further plot developments or character outcomes beyond the score difference. The text serves as a factual record of the team's standing at the end of the specified timeframe, attributing the source of this information to Crunchyroll.
EP 83Kogure reflects on his journey while attempting a crucial three-pointer.
Oct 28, 1995During a pivotal moment where he attempts a three-point shot to determine Shohoku's chances of winning, Vice-Captain Kogure experiences a flashback. This sequence covers his history from his early days playing basketball up to the present day. The narrative serves as a recap of the series events specifically from Kogure's perspective, highlighting his personal growth and dedication throughout the tournament.
EP 84Shohoku and Ryonan race against time to secure the final National Championship spot
Nov 4, 1995Shohoku and Ryonan face off in a critical basketball match to determine the final qualifying position for the National Championship Games. Both teams are engaged in a race against time, striving to win the game and earn their place in the upcoming national tournament. The outcome of this contest will decide which school advances, making every moment of the match vital for both squads as they compete for the last available spot in the prestigious championship event.
EP 85fillerShohoku qualifies for Nationals as Rukawa's rising fame sparks rivalry
Nov 11, 1995The Shohoku Basketball Team gains significant popularity after securing the final spot in the National Championship Games. Rukawa's fame increases dramatically, causing considerable irritation for Sakuragi. Despite the external attention and internal friction, Rukawa appears to harbor his own high ambitions. The narrative focuses on the team's new status and the shifting dynamics between players as they prepare for the upcoming national stage.
EP 86fillerSendoh Takes Leadership After Ryonan's Loss as Aida Pursues Story
Nov 18, 1995Following Ryonan's failure to secure the final spot in the National Championship Games, Uozomi and Ikegami leave the basketball team, transferring leadership to Sendoh. Yayoi Aida, who works as a reporter for a basketball magazine and is the older sister of Hikoichi, intends to write an article about Sendoh's new role. Her editor initially refuses the assignment because the team has lost. Despite this rejection, Yayoi remains determined to cover the transition of power within the squad. The episode focuses on the immediate aftermath of the defeat and the shifting dynamics as the team adjusts to its new direction under Sendoh's guidance.
EP 87Sakuragi watches Sannoh versus Aiwa while Rukawa seeks Anzai's permission to study abroad.
Nov 25, 1995Sakuragi encounters Kainan players Maki and Kiyota and joins them to observe a basketball game between Sannoh Industry Affiliated High School and Aiwa Academy. Maki identifies this matchup as a preview of the formidable competition Shohoku will encounter in the National Championship Games. In a separate development, Rukawa approaches Coach Anzai to request approval for his plan to study abroad in the United States of America. Coach Anzai unexpectedly denies the request. Instead of granting permission, he instructs Rukawa to first establish himself as the top-ranking player in Japan before considering such a move. This refusal serves as a stern challenge for Rukawa to prove his dominance domestically before pursuing international opportunities.
EP 88Rukawa learns of Ryuji Yazawa's tragic past in America from Coach Anzai's wife
Dec 2, 1995Coach Anzai's wife shares the history of Ryuji Yazawa, a skilled player from a decade ago who left Japan due to dissatisfaction with Anzai's rigorous training methods. Seeking better opportunities in the United States, Yazawa instead faced a discouraging college basketball environment that led to his depression. Five years after his departure, he died in a high-speed head-on car collision, allegedly while under the influence of drugs. This somber account of Yazawa's failed dreams and untimely death compels Rukawa to reconsider his own perspective on the sport and his approach to playing basketball.
EP 89Rukawa Kaede's Spirit shows improved basketball skills that impress others while Sakuragi feels jealous
Dec 9, 1995Rukawa Kaede demonstrates significant progress in his basketball abilities, adopting a fresh perspective that enhances his performance on the court. His teammates and fans are visibly impressed by his development and skill level. In contrast, Sakuragi reacts with anger and jealousy toward Rukawa's success. Meanwhile, Haruko experiences a moment of clarity regarding her romantic feelings. She comes to understand that her affection for Rukawa will not be returned, marking a shift in her emotional state as she accepts the reality of the situation.
EP 90Sakuragi Challenges Rukawa to a One-on-One Match for Shohoku's Ace Spot
Dec 16, 1995Refusing to acknowledge Rukawa's recent progress, Sakuragi issues a direct challenge for a one-on-one contest to determine who truly deserves the title of Shohoku's Ace. While this rivalry intensifies on the court, Akagi receives a significant visit at his home. The head coach and captain of Shintai University's basketball team arrive to extend an invitation for him to join their university squad after he finishes high school. This opportunity highlights the growing recognition of his skills beyond the high school league, adding pressure to his current role within the team as he balances immediate competition with future prospects.
EP 91Shohoku's Star Players Face Disqualification Over Academic Failures
Dec 23, 1995Four key members of the Shohoku basketball squad, including Sakuragi, Rukawa, Miyagi, and Mitsui, risk being barred from the National Championship Games because of their low academic scores. In response to this potential disqualification, Team Captain Akagi approaches school officials to request a retake examination for the athletes. He also proposes organizing a study camp at his residence to help the players improve their grades and remain eligible for the upcoming tournament.
EP 92fillerSakuragi Gang Takes Part-Time Jobs to Fund National Championship Travel Expenses
Jan 13, 1996Sakuragi and his friends work at rival beachside stands to earn money for the National Championship Games. They learn the value of hard work after wasting their first paycheck and earning it back multiple times while defending the stands against a typhoon. Sakuragi steals the funds to attend Shohoku’s friendship match against Jousei High. However, Coach Anzai requests that he stay behind. Disappointed by this decision, Sakuragi is left at the location. His friends subsequently steal the money back from him, ending their attempt to fund the trip through these part-time jobs and the resulting conflict.
EP 93Sakuragi undergoes intensive training to improve his long-distance shooting skills
Jan 20, 1996Coach Anzai identifies Sakuragi's long-distance shooting as a weakness and assigns a rigorous regimen of 20,000 practice shots within a week to prepare for the National Championship Games. Haruko and Sakuragi's friends arrive to provide support during this demanding training period.
EP 94Shizuoka's Fierce Fight! Shohoku vs. Jousei
Jan 27, 1996As Sakuragi continues his training under Coach Anzai, the Shohoku Basketball Team prepares for a significant challenge. They face off against the Jousei High Basketball Team in a scheduled friendship match. This encounter serves as a crucial test for the team while their internal training regimen progresses simultaneously. The game highlights the competitive spirit between the two schools in the Shizuoka region, showcasing the skills developed during practice against a formidable opponent.
EP 95fillerSakuragi's Training Ends as Haruko Takes Him to the Summer Festival
Feb 3, 1996Sakuragi completes his training regimen right after the Shohoku Basketball Team returns from their exhibition match against Jousei High. To reward his diligent practice, Haruko invites him to a summer festival. Sakuragi views this outing as a prime chance to pursue a romantic relationship with her. However, he quickly realizes that navigating the situation and winning her affection proves significantly more difficult than he had originally anticipated. The episode focuses on his awkward attempts to connect with Haruko amidst the festive atmosphere, highlighting the challenges he faces in his personal life outside of basketball.
EP 96Sakuragi seeks the original donor after months of training damage his footwear
Feb 10, 1996After dedicating several months to rigorous practice aimed at enhancing his basketball abilities, Sakuragi finds that his footwear has sustained significant wear and tear. The deterioration of his shoes prompts him to track down the specific individual who originally provided him with his first pair of athletic shoes, marking a return to the source of his equipment.
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- How many episodes does SLAM DUNK have?
- SLAM DUNK has 101 episodes.
- When did SLAM DUNK come out?
- SLAM DUNK came out in 1993.
- Which studio made SLAM DUNK?
- SLAM DUNK was produced by Toei Animation.
- Who directed SLAM DUNK?
- SLAM DUNK was directed by Nobutaka Nishizawa.
- Is SLAM DUNK finished?
- Current status of SLAM DUNK: Finished.