The show is directed by Shunsuke Tada, written by Noburo Takagi, with a score composed by Ryosuke Nakashi / R.O.N. S1 aired from April 2012 to September 2012, S2 ran from October 2013 to March 2014 and S3 ran from January 2015 to June 2015. Kuroko no Basket ran for 75 episodes in total, divided between 3 seasons consisting of 25 episodes each. What is going on with Production I.g.? Credit: Production I.G
With their new teammates, Kuroko and Kagami are well decided to take on the five star players of the Generation of Miracles one by one, and bring Seirin to the number one spot. Only, his braggadocio is backed by a stupendous amount of raw talent that Kuroko is set on nurturing by partnering with the fiery redhead. There, he encounters Taiga Kagami, a brash and short-tempered player who spent most of middle school in the US. Present-day: the sixth player, Tetsuya Kuroko, is now a freshman at Seirin High looking to enroll in the basketball team. However, after graduating middle school, the members of the Generation of Miracles all go their separate way, choosing to go to different high schools, all with powerful basketball teams. Unknownst to most people, the team actually had a sixth player called “The Phantom Sixth Man” who was undetectable and capable to pass the ball and assist his teammates in an optimum manner. The Teiko Junior High basketball team was known to be invincible: the ridiculously talented “Generation of Miracles”. Will it then come back for the fourth season of supernatural basketball? What happened so far in Kuroko No Basket Credit: Production I.G Throughout his three seasons and OVAs, Kuroko no Basket showed us that it was not to settle for just being about that one sport, and that, anyway, it was not made for that. Sports anime are appealing via their realistic depictions of a sport using dramatic tropes (visually) and organic growth in their characters.
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