Breaking Point | Kuroko No Basket Episode 66 | Reaction

The Teiko arc is goated
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[@goodwillambassador9355]

Many people here have already pointed out that it was actually Kise's idea. And they are right. Despite him acting all that friendly Kise is not that simple. Kise respects only those who are "cool". Which is why before he found out what Kuroko was capable of he was treating him like trash. Which Akashi noticed and therefore put the two of them in the team with the second string so that Kuroko could show his strength to Kise. In that particular match Kuroko taught Kise that there are more important things than personal success and that there is no use in being the coolest around if the team loses. And since then Kise started respecting Kuroko. But he still only acknowledged those who were as cool as he was such as GoM. Which is why he doesn't see anything criminal in such an act of disrespect towards another team. They are weak for him so, in his opinion, there's no need to respect them. Kuroko knew about this trait of his character and that is why he was indifferent to all his tears and drama and all his attempts to be closer to him. Kuroko personally valued sincerity and openness in people more which is why he always admired Aomine. And Kise's transformation was completed in Kaijo where Kasamatsu taught him to respect his teammates even though they were not as strong as he was.

[@bluebird8221]

100% true,his defeat against Kuroko probably impacted his views too, but yeah mainly kasamatsu.

[@Rosemary-ie1tp]

Yeah I agree. When Kise first arrived at Kaijo, he didn’t respect the team at first and Kasamatsu. Kise had the nerve to stand up to his captain and tell him right to his face he was probably better than him, and why should he respect a person like that?

[@iamsigmagigachad]

Yeah it was Kise's idea but Akashi is the one that just let it happen, he was the captain after all. He's in control of his team. That being said though Akashi is right about the selfish request from Kuroko.

[@edgelord8791]

Throwback to season 1 when kuroko punched kagami and asked him what is victory

[@HxH2011DRA]

Yes siiiiiir

[@yukie_tn]

There are a few nuanced things that I want to point out: - Notice how even after Kuroko told the team they just did this to his friend, no one except Kise felt bad about it at all. Instead they just said it was impossible to play a serious game anyway. No one agrees with his idea of giving the opponent an all-out game. - Kise came up with the idea (another examples of him being cruel to strangers), but on the other hand he seems to care about Kuroko's feelings a bit more than the others. - Akashi's argument is that playing the little game WAS a way to get the team more focused and playing better, similar to competing for points, though that is probably not his main reason. One thing that was cut from the anime was that Ogiwara gave Akashi a whole "you guys only care about winning and have no love for basketball" speech in the hallway when they met. I always found him kind of annoying because of that. He sounded like a typical shounen MC but IRL that'd be quite offensive to say to your opponent right before a game. His speech ended with something like we enjoy basketball even if we'll lose, so in a way Akashi let Teiko show him a loss he couldn't enjoy. I found it to be savage but poetic.

[@GodKnowsWhatIsInHere]

Here's what I got from reading the manga: You could tell Akashi was a little ticked off from his interaction with Ogiwara. When Kise proposed the "111-11" idea, Akashi's reason for agreeing was "the opponents are perfect for that". Which means he really wanted to show Ogiwara a game he couldn't enjoy. There are a lot of dialogue cut out from the manga from when Kuroko confronted them: Akashi - "The difference in our strengths were too great. The results would've been the same, no matter what." Kise - "Kuroko's friends were our opponents? You should've said something. Ah, but I guess it would've been impossible even if it was your friend." Murasakibara - "Isn't it obvious we'd get bored of just scoring? We're not volunteers, you know." Midorima - "I don't have an interest in how the rest of you play, I only need to fulfill my own purpose." Aomine - "Why can't the strong have a little fun, too? It's their fault they're so damn weak. They should be apologising to us." None of the GOM regretted their actions- in fact, they were defending it. Sure, Kise felt a little bad, but even he admitted he wouldn't have been able to take the game seriously anyways. It tells us that all of them were to blame for what happened, it wouldn't have changed if Akashi told them or not. Keep in mind that in the one game where all of them decided to play seriously (first round of the Nationals), they demolished the opponents by 198-8. The strength difference was literally too great.

[@emanuelr.desousa6878]

I think Kuroko got mad by the GOM not because they was focused in winning but because they were enjoying their opponent lost by that moment. That's why he only felt bad when Teiko won his friend's team, it's was when he figured out. I guess it's why Kise was feeling guilty tho. He just wanted to make winning funnier, but when he realised it's was Kuroko's friend he felt guilty by enjoying his pain (or make it seems like so).

[@Acelightning632236]

@@GodKnowsWhatIsInHere is it worth to read the manga, even though I've finished the anime already?

[@yukie_tn]

@@Acelightning632236 Most of the manga is the same as the anime, if you're interested you can start by reading the Teiko arc which is a bit more fleshed out. Starts at ch 204.

[@larissamitie9808]

Well, the anime only showed the part were he noticed that Kuroko wasn't smiling but in the manga he did comment that while Teiko was strong that there was something off with the whole team as Kuroko was the only one passing and the rest was all over the place. I would say placing Ogiwara on the same level of "Shounen Hero mentality" is a bit too much considering that he has more context than those cases. I mean, if you meet your friend and see that they became dead inside/depressed, noticed that he's kind isolated and that his environment seems unhealthy as hell then it wouldn't be strange to question their policy. Plus, he only started going about it AFTER Akashi told him that he was aware that they were looking forward to play with each other but Kuroko being in the match or not won't change the result. Akashi knew how much it meant for both of them but was disregarding it's importance. This would set red flags. There's nothing savage nor poetic about what they did, that was only pettiness.

[@SoapyClean]

As a captain Akashi's first priority is to his team. Remove him and at this point in the story and it might just be Midorima and Kise playing, Aomine and Murasakibara having quit because they simply couldn't enjoy the game anymore or in Kurokuos case because he wasn't good enough. Akashi had to change in order to rein in the rest, to keep the team together for as long as possible.

[@kohthefacestealer9289]

Teiko arc is elite as always. Seeing each player gradually lose interest in the game and how it effected Kuroko was rough. Im excited for this final game.

[@evankenefic8006]

How is this comment already from a week ago when he just posted

[@agl4044]

@@evankenefic8006early access

[@zengoot486]

@@evankenefic8006 i think it could be early access for guys who paid for subscribe

[@zMeTriC]

It ain't Akashi's idea. That boy Kise ain't innocent, he got GOM all over his veins too.

[@HxH2011DRA]

Glad the Keijo captain shut that shit down

[@bluebird8221]

YUP. The Anime made it seems like Kise was the nicest of them :/ I mean, I like it, because I like what he has become, but he used to be a little shit too :P Good character tho.

[@zMeTriC]

@@bluebird8221 yuh

[@boycold4902]

It still is Akashi's fault for making it happen he was the captain afterall

[@zMeTriC]

@@boycold4902 It was a team agreement lmao

[@TraX_EZ]

I mean you can't really hate on Akashi for that last game, everyone in Teiko were in on it

[@jamila0206]

But it was still extremely disrespectful what they did

[@chinyereugwu9431]

Yeah but none of the others had that conversation with Kuroko. Akashi is 100% to blame.

[@hecatethewitch9176]

@@chinyereugwu9431 They came up with this idea themselves before he even arrived. Kise suggested it and everyone except Midorima agreed. Which shows that none of them (ex. Mid) saw anything disgusting in it. Even if Akashi did what Kuroko asked of him they might've skipped Meiko but then again done this to some other team. And then there is a matter of special treatment. At this point they are a pack of wolves who need to entertain themselves somehow. The Emperor just allowed them to have that entertainment since nothing in the game seemed to interest them anymore

[@bluebird8221]

@@chinyereugwu9431 Kise gave the idea. Akashi agreed to it, the other followed on the idea (except midorima)

[@hourlymichi2594]

@@bluebird8221 I still think as a captain akashi could disagree with the idea knowing he already had a talk with kuroko. It feels a lil bit off but yeah

[@Tarismes]

Akashi the GOAT Just wait u will see why everyone loves him. I am really looking forward to the movie

[@apoorvsingh3395]

That movie reflected all of the gom players feelings

[@mazaiosm]

6:39 It's foreshadowing. Kuroko was hit an elbow at the this time, so he was possible to avoid Hanamiya's elbow.(against Kirisaki-Daiichi この時の経験があったから霧崎第一戦で花宮の肘打ちを避けられたんだと思ってる

[@HxH2011DRA]

Indeed~

[@dillonsiv]

Akashi was always my favourite character even during his time as the emperor

[@kiymila9111]

Facts

[@Izukachan]

It wasn't Akashi's idea. It was Kise. That's probably why Kuroko hated the old Kise.

[@Karan-pn7xs]

Kuroko and momoi were the only non affected members unlike the rest 5 and probably the ones who were most emotionally attached with everyone but in the end both were helpless to do anything like spectators. Kuroko after his conversation with aomine was already in a mess in his head that he couldn't remember his promise to momoi because he was the most dependent person and the last hope to her which is heartbreaking to see. At the end even Kuroko broke. The conversation under the beautiful sakura trees seeing the flashback from momoi's pov watching kuroko walk (because hes the only one left from the group in the flashback), beautiful and sad the same time. This arc really hits you.

[@lullaby.requiem]

3:11 It was stated in the manga that he totally remembers what she said back then but just lied to her, and was not proud of what he did...

[@andreay9935]

Definitely and you can tell she knew he was lying but let it slide. Still the hurt is there, and she couldn't hold back her tears... That part hurt me too

[@MarkTheShadow]

Kise is the one who suggested the score to be all 1s

[@emanuelr.desousa6878]

Really? I thought it was Akashi!

[@aldino9052]

Yeah it's Kise

[@Sharon-lp6dy]

I swear this arc always gets me in my feels, the amount of value and depth it adds to their characters and their friendship is just so amazing and so painful

[@boog8218]

Watching this again, made that punch from kuroko to kagami so much heavy. The punch was from the first seirin vs shutoku game.

[@heykenzo4284]

0:02 When you got a fully auto machine gun and find the entire enemy team in the same spot with their backs turned to you

[@apoorvsingh3395]

😂

[@gntyh]

Nah nah nah akashi didnt tell them to do the whole 111:11 thing That was kise that started it and the rest of them went along with it. I know you love him but you gotta keep it real bro

[@chairofthebored]

You right, that Seiren game they witnessed was the one that Teppei got injured. It was the ultimate culmination of their teamwork and willpower at the time which got through to Kuroko One thing I've realized after thinking about it and seeing these eps so many times is that the GoM had a point about being unable to play a good game. They were blowing the other team out by over a *hundred points*, them going as hard as they can isn't fun for them and it certainly wouldn't be fun for the other team either. There really was no option on how to play a game both sides would enjoy That scene from Momoi and Kuroko walking together was also gorgeous af since it was in their colours as the only two with any hope left And if you look back on it, Kise and Midorima were the two from the GoM that actually still tried as hard as they could which is why they were the first ones Kuroko managed to reach

[@mzwethu3805]

Ey Akashi was right though, promise or no promise. Kuroko was just a hypocrite. All the other teams teiko played where they weren't serious and kuroko kept quiet but now that it's someone he knows he decides to speak up. How many other people suffered and were humiliated and kuroko only speaks when it's his friend

[@mzwethu3805]

@iAm Portz i mean how many other teams were there that were better than teiko or atleast that would pose any sort of threat? It's fine for kuroko to be selfish but it was also fine for akashi to do what he wanted

[@larissamitie9808]

But it did show Kuroko calling them out, specifically when they were competing to see who scored more and the others scoffed it off as "motivating themselves". Kuroko wasn't indifferent. He did try, but gave up at trying anymore and his promise to his friend was the only thing that still managed to get a reaction out of him at that moment. That's very much different to what Akashi spun his argument at.

[@mzwethu3805]

@iAm Portz no its cause your comment said " but Seirin as a whole is far more excited to play against someone they know is better." You can see that they don't try as hard when playing smaller teams in the same way teiko doesn't try. What i meant is it's easy for Seirin to get inspiration from playing stronger teams simply because there are many teams better than them but there aren't any teams better than teiko(if any). That's the reason that they stopped looking for opponents outwards and instead looked for opponents inside the team

[@hourlymichi2594]

kuroko isn’t hypocrites??? he did called them out in the hallway but they weren’t listening so he gave up. i love generation of miracles but what they did to kuroko is so messed up.

[@narutosh5467]

He spoke the first time that the team was play like this . Aomine and kise tell that is for the fun.

[@LilySiti]

Honestly I mostly blame the coach/adults/the teiko environment for what happened to them. They're all kids that need support and putting all that pressure with no guidance is just a disaster (although it doesn't absolve the GoM from some of the bs they did back in teiko 3rd year especially the final/last game)

[@HxH2011DRA]

Oh certainly, the buck stops with the adults. But they cared more about prestige than their laborers

[@andreay9935]

True, true

[@CanukIsNotAGoose]

I mean you can’t 100 percent blame Akashi, the team was bored so they need a motivation in order to take the game seriously, so I guess the motivation was to match the scores, Akashi just doing his bit to make sure the team still remains intact

[@kaja8763]

It was not Akashi’s idea but he thought that it was a way to keep the team together so he agreed to it. And Akashi has a multiple personality disorder and that’s not really his fault his other self is a bit psychotic with a HUGE God complex the « real » Akashi would never do something like that

[@shadejackson1133]

akashi never wanted to do any of that, it was all kise's idea ....also even if he's captain he cant forcefully make any of the other players take a game seriously... like he just cant re ignite their passion by saying "its kurokos frnd so lets give it our best" cuz they really wouldnt care cuz they dont even know the guy...

[@vikings7793]

Akashi was the only one that knew about the promise, and promised kuroko they would take the game seriously. The rest of the miracles thought it was just another game. This was on akashi, dude is just fucked up lol

[@shadejackson1133]

i mean yeah he didnt tell the others about the promise but he also isnt the one who started the disgusting game of letting the other team score or scoring for them just to have fun...that is more fucked up to do IMO..especially in a final game... They didnt need to know who they were playing....it was the tournament finals..

[@Kal911]

@@vikings7793 Once other miracles found out about it, they defended what they have done and said that it would have happened anyway.

[@juanxX201]

I watched KnB a looooong time ago, and I found it to be decent, but silly at times with all the powers and friendship stuff, but now rewatching through your reactions, it was reedemed big time in my eyes, the hype is great, the characters are amazing and this arc is one of the best backstories I've seen, even better than I remembered. So Thank You Lax. Love your channel.

[@zeroclimberchannel]

It was actually Kise's idea.

[@darkm9tch]

I love your reactions, but you really can't blame only Akashi for that.

[@flabbynostril]

*Small spoiler warning for Akashi* It's a bit strong pinning this all on akashi when initially the rest of the team came up with the idea without him before the game. Akashi wanted to do things like this such as competing for points to boost morale and motivate the team, not to crush opponents. as much as he's a freak for winning its not as if he wants to hurt people he just doesnt really consider it. it is also important to note that his second personality was created due to trauma, which is how DID works. the pressure of success and the death of his mother (idk if its been mentioned yet) pushed him over the edge. winning is his coping mechanism, he doesnt seek to harm the team or anyone else. murasakibara and aomine were ultimately the ones that put the cherry on top at the end

[@noodled6145]

You rolled that r for literally 10 seconds lol

[@HxH2011DRA]

It was EPIC

[@kiymila9111]

It was wrong but kuroko made them seem like a villain like they were so mean to him or he was abuse or sun he will always being mean to them, giving the serious impression, but like I felt like they should have done more for kuroko to hate them for that like the gom was just so good that they lost interest which made it even harder for them to play, they love the game however kuroko was asking them for them to try their hardest to beat the team which I feel at the end the losing team would still cried with despair. But it was wrong

[@fredthorne966]

not gunna lie every time I see that notification I get so fkn happy cuz ik every video is just so much fun to watch ima be kinda sad once you finish the series

[@izzatmuhamad5758]

I hate akashi Akahshi: breaks an ankle Ok i like you again.

[@haz8971]

The moment my man realized that kuroko's friend about to get destroyed

[@boog8218]

How can we like akashi after this? I mean, show ain't over.

[@zzasserzz]

You are the best KnB reviewer I’ve seen and I’m a fairly obsessive watcher of reactions to things I love.

[@neutonjohnbersabal7094]

"If I get an episode where his friend shows up... " Start the countdown

[@debduttadas4097]

Man U r about to witness greatness in seiren vs rakuzan

[@thischannelishackedstopwat6753]

Man sounded like a machine gun

[@maelpsng]

"but kuroko can face them again and melt them someday" guess what? KUROKO DID. WITH SEIRIN

[@AnAnAnanannn227]

that was Kise's idea though

[@Random_lol55]

idk bro in my opinion akashi spitting facts

[@jordanjohnson5173]

it's the prolonged rolled r's this episode for me🤣

[@grappex245]

Cant wait to see your reaction on finals final minutes

[@aryanshane5755]

I like Akashi alot cause he talks to everyone with respect despite his nature as an emperor.. Unlike Aomine and Murasakibara who don't respect even their senpais and think that there is no one better than them when Kise and Akashi are the top of the list

[@Kal911]

Kise learned to respect others because of Kasamatsu, before he was as arrogant as the others. Just because he is more chatty and open to jokes than the others doesn't mean he doesn't think himself above others. Kise never respected anyone else beside Kuroko and his teammates before he met Kasamatsu.

[@aryanshane5755]

@@Kal911 he still has a better personality than Aomine and Murasakibara Have anything to say about that 🙂

[@Kal911]

@@aryanshane5755 Aomine e murasakibara changed because of the same reason, Kise didn’t suffer the same trauma especially because as he couldn’t copy others he knew that there was already someone stronger than him. That’s what kept his arrogance from being as outstanding as others’. And btw I prefer someone who thinks I am trash and treat me as such than someone who smiles and jokes with him but that actually think I’m trash.

[@aryanshane5755]

@@Kal911 if u love a sport enough to give all your time to it Then it doesn't matter what others say about you.. There is always a higher level to play .. Aomine just considered himself to be the best and didn't even gave chance to the higher level of basketball... His mentality was the reason for his downfall as a wholesome person And I like to smile at people because it's my nature.. I don't have anything against anyone here.. we are just putting our thoughts to each other 😁

[@gintokisstrawberrymilk]

spoiler/hinting (?) I hated Akashi up until the last couple of episodes, like i really despised him but now i love him lol

[@idrisabib8635]

the time to be sad is over, now lets get hype

[@siredyreactions8825]

the legendary 11-111 episode

[@zora2491]

I was saying The kurrrrrrrroko thing before you started this series🤪😂

[@kumanight]

You'll love Akashi by the end of the season Lax 😉

[@larissamitie9808]

First of all: That was Kise's plan, so while I'm not saying to take the blame off Akashi I'm saying to redirect part of it to Kise. Thank you Kasamatsu for being a great captain and teaching him to have some respect. Second: Well, f*ck you Akashi for gaslighting Kuroko like that, he did call you on your policy of "winning being everything" and did try to call on your colective asses again when you were competing for points among yourselves but disregarded his opinions because it was "motivation". Kuroko wasn't indifferent to the situation, he gave up, he wasn't even asking, he was pleading to you guys to AT LEAST take THIS game seriously, because if you can't do it when he asks you to treat everyone with respect to AT LEAST put an effort in this one instance for his sake. Akashi may have given his approval in part to "motivate" the team but this was very much motivated by sheer pettiness. He pretty much disregarded the importance of their promise despite being aware of that fact even before talking with Kuroko, said that being cool with losing as long as you have fun is a mentality of the weak and told Ogiwara to HIS FACE that both him as a player and his opinion was worthless, wasn't that quite enough my dude? Honestly, Kuroko and Ogiwara are way more mature and much better people than I will ever be after the shiat the GoMs pulled. From Ogiwara's part, by all accounts, It wouldn't have been weird if he hated and resented the GoMs for that but the only thing he thought after that was "Kuroko will manage to reach them and melt that coldness" And Kuroko trying to show them that teanwork is important and being happy for them when they becone better people? You guys are lucky to have Kuroko in your lives! LUCKY and BLESSED you hear me? Also thank you Midorima for having a bit of decency! You may be a hard person to handle but at the very least wasn't in on this whole fiasco!

[@HxH2011DRA]

Midorima a real one, always stuck to his ideals

[@VsChrismas]

can't wait for the movie reaction. so much passion! love it!

[@jamila0206]

Like you say that we understand that they are strong as f but being disrespectful towards your opponent is trash behavior ( bro I was so sad when this happened even more when I found out that it was kise idea and not Akashi )

[@SenPaisen0]

Kuroko smiling and crying... Yeah... I can't handle this... :')

[@crishealingvtuber8626]

Now that was a long "R"!

[@aurelieobertan252]

If you want a real Kuroko's smile you have to watch the 75.5 episode. A good conclusion with the last game movie👍🏽

[@markanjelloagrabio7515]

In manga kuroko did not go for a double team or steal or block or force an offensive foul but rather he is the one defending "that" player, "that" player get frustrated against teiko because no matter how many times their school get better they can't win against teiko and so he thought of hurting them not thinking of consequences like haizaki and hanamiya. ...

[@danboi5711]

Felt this

[@MarvinMcFly1]

Me: already KZbin scrolling *sees an old Ayo reaction in my feed* hmm let me see if he uploaded anything new Ayo: uploads Kuroko 2 mins ago Me: Yesssirrrr lol

[@ialphasoul2460]

Woah next time HYPED!!!

[@keru4393]

On the last episode I’m gonna need Lax to roll that R for 30 seconds

[@HxH2011DRA]

People in the comments are a bit overly apologetic for the miracles here, especially Akashi. Yes, Oigwara didn't know their whole situation, yes they would have struggled to take it seriously but the point is THEY DIDN'T EVEN TRY AMD MADE IT A GAME. Two wrongs don't make a right. Akashi can't fully control them but he could have let the situation be known, lead by example, discourage bad practices, and then come what may. I'm not saying everyone didn't play a part and they are still kids at the end of the day but to say that things couldn't have been better even at this point and they couldn't be better people instead of, let's call it like it is- assholes & bullies, is ridiculous.

[@heyheyheyyy6974]

Damnnn I had never been this fast b4

[@aod-san]

This shit is so good bruh

[@aod-san]

ik i sometimes forget how good this backstory is. the whole show is 10/10

[@marcdestin3190]

I don’t have nothing else to but that was fire 🔥 🔥🔥

[@apoorvsingh3395]

Turns out that being always at the top of the game can take the love you had for it in the first place

[@karanjain5938]

@7:09 Best moment of the video.

[@louisxvi3059]

kurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroko no basket im dead

[@fazops6853]

Best intro no 🧢

[@fardeenmeeran3909]

I really wish he started reacting to Tokyo Revengers

[@grandelobo2]

About akashi.... dont worry... the last game will grow all Rakuzan on the heart.

[@jettaletta]

kuRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRUKOOO NO BASKET

[@anniephillips]

Ahh onto the final stage!! Vs Rakuzan!

[@TORAKOORAII]

Hey pls try the Slam Dunk series next ok, I really enjoyed your vids so maybe try everyone favorite sports anime before kuroko, so Slam dunk next

[@noodled6145]

Slam Dunk is awesome, I love Hanamichi and Gorilla lol

[@rizkyfirmansyah6901]

just wait for emperror eye show who is the boss

[@user-sd1xk6gu9x]

hitting harder the 2nd time? wait till the 3rd time (smirk

[@mal7040]

Imagine trying your absolute best in a game only for your opponents to fuck around with you for their amusement. That's next level disrespect, it may have been Kises idea but everyone else didn't give a shit

[@yasselrojas6653]

Kurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroko no básquet

[@erikiri]

i know it wasnt akashi's idea but it's still his responsibility as captain, and the only one who knew what kuroko asked, to be better. any coach woulda shut that shit down

[@gntyh]

his responsibility as captain was to win and keep his team motivated. besides, just because kuroko has a personal stake in that match they’re supposed to suddenly play different? he said it himself, kuroko was selfish because his friend was playing and kept quiet every other game

[@deltasans3943]

Ku🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁ko no basket

[@gabuccino7325]

As much as people defending Akashi, ill admit that i started off HATING akashi during this arc. So i cant blame you! Dont worry though! In the last few episode you might end up appreciating him!

[@liammoonsamy6523]

It's the movie that got me

[@Mugetsu0001]

Kerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@karaseirin]

Out of all 5, both Murasakibara and Aomine have to be my least favorites, when I first watched this episode I was so mad

[@lovemehardandgood]

KuRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRoko No Basket

[@Kim-ng4ti]

Akaashi gets better but I never liked him nearly as much as the others. So I feel you😂

[@abdullahkhered7269]

Akashi you are the reason Akashi: what about other teams? 9:50 aa @-@ I mean ... true but still I hate you Akashi

[@jasondelacerna1196]

Can you react one punchman?

[@kelvinvanrijk6491]

React to tokyo revengers pls it's one of the best anime's of 2021

[@luciano6047]

I cant wait to see his reaction when kagami dies

[@Harry-pl5vy]

ろ長すぎwwﾙﾙﾙﾙﾙｳｯﾙﾙﾙﾙﾙ

[@crescentmoondriver4343]

To be fair, the matching points thing was Aomine’s idea…

[@ashish5443]

Kise*

[@Kim-ng4ti]

It wasn't

[@harfian471]

It's your mom idea

[@thihahtin3528]

IM early

[@spiderhulk26]

Tetsu decided to defeat the miracles for their own sake , for momoi , for his childhood friend and for sierin

[@kiymila9111]

And maybe for revenge

[@spiderhulk26]

@@kiymila9111 for revenge maybe ( with aomine and akashi ) but I am not sure because tetsu did blame himself for that incident in this episode

[@spiderhulk26]

This episode is really emotional for me

[@spiderhulk26]

In season 2 episode 2 ( the episode tetsu showed momoi the vanishing drive ). Momoi said " tetsu kun lets play basketball again sometime with everyone " and tetsu replied yes :) . It's a small scene but when i look back on it makes me happy . In a way they both remade that promise . During this episode ( in the video which took place in the past ) tetsu did lose his hope of generation of miracles being together with them