Quick Facts
| Format | MOVIE |
| Status | Finished |
| Started | 2017-03 |
| Finished | 2017-03 |
| Year | 2017 |
| Episodes | 1 |
| Runtime | 90 min |
| Score | 7.9 / 10 |
| Popularity | #88,245 |
Synopsis
Kuroko's Basketball: Last Game takes place after the Winter Cup and adapts Tadatoshi Fujimaki’s sequel manga Extra Game. When the American streetball team Jabberwock humiliates the Japanese exhibition team Strky and publicly disparages Japanese basketball, coach Kagetora Aida organizes an elite response squad called Vorpal Swords.
The new team reunites Tetsuya Kuroko, Taiga Kagami and the Generation of Miracles for a grudge match against Jabberwock. Led by Nash Gold Jr. and the physically dominant Jason Silver, the visitors force their opponents to combine abilities and confront their longstanding rivalries in the franchise’s largest all-star contest.
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Highlights
- The film opened in Japanese theaters on March 18, 2017, with Shochiku handling distribution.
- Production I.G produced the feature, and television-series director Shunsuke Tada returned to direct.
- Noboru Takagi wrote the screenplay, adapting Tadatoshi Fujimaki’s two-volume sequel manga Extra Game.
- The approximately 90-minute film reunites the Generation of Miracles as members of the same competitive team.
- The adaptation expands the manga’s concluding material with an original epilogue created for the film.
- GRANRODEO performed the theme song “Glorious days,” while Kensho Ono performed the insert song “Against The Wind.”
New Characters
SUPPORTINGNash Gold Jr.
Kuroko's BasketballHe is a member of the famous American street basketball team named Jabberwock which will go up against Kuroko, Kagami and the Generation of Miracles. He is the team's point guard a
SUPPORTINGJason Silver
Kuroko's BasketballSilver is said to be on a level that's beyond the Generation of Miracles. He won’t practice his techniques, nor build up his muscles. He uses his natural talent, such as his height
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