Kuroko no Basket EP 21 - Teppei's "Vice Claw" & Kuroko's "Phantom Shoot" 

lol it will be weird as fuck.

No one heard during Yosef game lol

Iron heart ?!

we're kinda like that but in a jokingly way

Look real Basketball and players screaming AND ONE every time they score in the paint.

Not only sports all anime ...

@@angelodawana9838 I meant irl

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Nikki C IM WEAK LMAOOO

you mean "WATACHI"

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Kise ?

@@lindlawliet9026 midorimas zone lol

mid air*

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his unconventional form means he shoots with his palms not his fingers which is better since he specializes in

AeroDbladE Not that,I mean if he Shot on a lower point,Wouldnt it be block?they said he dont shoot up but a little bit high straight

+DevilluTionisT gri no the thing is he shoots from a lower point and makes a steep arc meaning the path it takes is different which confuses players making it think it disappeared and he also uses misdirection making it look like an invisible shot they do explain this when someone figures it out

AeroDbladE Then wouldnt it be simple if the taller guys look down?

if the taller guys look down on where the ball is, their vision of where the ball is will be limited. Unlike a normal shot, you usually look up because the shot will be surely an arc. But if the form is like Kuroko's form, the defending player will look down on the ball, with that, the defender wouldn't be able to see what will be the path of the shot will be, since they think that the shot will form an arc. Kuroko's shot doesn't make an arc, it's like a triangle, but not exactly a triangle. But if you still manage to say something to backup again your statement, I would like to have a game with you so that I can let you know what we're talking about.

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+theone itself correcting. The thing you are describing is Phantom Drive. Phantom Shot on the other hand was explained - ball disappears because of the way the ball is thrown, the way to counter it is to stand back a little bit so you can see the overview of Kuroko's form. The form makes the ball go up really fast and out of the point of view. I think I got it right, I am not sure as I read the manga quite long time ago but I believe that's how the shot worked.

+MimeeVideos but when they are playing against Kaijo they even say that Phantom Shot also uses misdirection... and when Kise "copied" that shot everyone was shocked, but of course Kise cant use misdirection, so he recreated it by throwing a Midorima high shot but inside the 2 point line... (also i thing Kurokos shot IS NOT HIGH.... it is the OPPOSITE , it almost goes STRAIGHT, thats why a player near Kuroko has to take some distance to see the ball that goes straight) BUT the main point is... I remember that they said that Phantom shot also uses misdirection 😔😔😔 or maybe it works not only with Kagami but with the rest of Seirin as well ??? maybe

+theone itself It's correct that the Phantom Shot is explained like that: 1. Cause of the abnormal form he uses the pov of the opponent player is taken down on him so the straight flying ball disappears fast from the view of them. 2. He's using the presence of Kagami to get the opponents looks on kagami for a moment so their block get's more inaccurate. BUT it also can be done with every other player which has more presence like Kuroko because like you know misdirection also works with taking the views appart to other teammates like kagami.

+theone itself Misdirection isn't only used in the context of having his presence masked by the light of others. Misdirection is also used in the sense that Kuroko makes his opponents (sometimes even team-mates) think he's going to do one thing, when in reality, he's doing something else. For example, in his Vanishing Drive, he misdirects his opponent's attention, making them think they should focus on the ball until he's out of their line of sight. In this instance, Kuroko is making people think he's going for a regular, normal, blockable shot, but instead, he's shooting higher than usual, giving the illusion of the ball 'disappearing.'

Kazutoification wow! good explanation, no sarcasm, that helped me ;) . but the only thing you are mistaken is in the trajectory of Kurokos phantom shot: it goes with almost no parabole.. I mean.. STRAIGHT: that is the reason Kasamatsu stepped back so he can carefully see the trajectory of the shot. probably you got confused with KISE´S "PHANTOM SHOT" COPY, which recreates it by using an high shot like Midorima´s threes but inside the 2 line point.

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Ion Hato

Dude hes catching the ball after the ball misses. It counts as a rebound not a goaltend

Hes 7 feet tall

@@alex-511 u had to correct him on the question i love that