Watch Episodes Add to My List Add to Favorites Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Kuroko no Basuke 2nd Season, The Basketball Which Kuroko Plays Japanese: 黒子のバスケ English: Kuroko's Basketball 2 German: Kuroko's Basketball Staffel 2 Spanish: Kuroko no Basket Temporada 2 French: Kuroko's Basketball Saison 2 More titles InformationType: TV Episodes: 25 Status: Finished Airing Aired: Oct 6, 2013 to Mar 30, 2014 Premiered: Fall 2013 Broadcast: Sundays at 01:58 (JST) Producers: Bandai Visual, Lantis, Nihon Ad Systems, Banpresto, Shueisha, BS11 Licensors: None found, add some Studios: Production I.G Source: Manga Genre: Sports Themes: School, Team Sports Demographic: Shounen Duration: 24 min. per ep. Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older StatisticsScore: 8.201 (scored by 558,189 users) 1 indicates a weighted score. Ranked: #3822 2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #211 Members: 878,297 Favorites: 4,329 Available AtResourcesStreaming Platforms |
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Apr 12, 2014 ItsPHI Recommended "Even if we lose by 100 points, there’s a chance a meteor will strike the other team’s bench in the last second."—Kuroko Tetsuya Sequel to season one, Kuroko No Basket 2 does not disappoint. The new season begins with a mild time-skip after the inter-high matches. Seiren High—no longer the underdog—is now of equal footing in terms of basketball recognition. The most notable difference the time-skip offers would be the physical improvement of the players; all other improvements—such as unique skills—are publicly developed in season 2. If anything, the anime has adapted an even faster pace and incorporates an unexpectedly drastic increase in the amount of ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 30, 2014 tanngerine Recommended The long awaited second season of Kuroko no Basuke- if you found the first season enjoyable, then I assure you... the second will not disappoint. As expected, the second season acted as a continuation from the first, cutting straight to the Winter Cup and previewing of most of the main participating teams. If I were to describe the plot in one sentence, it would simply be 'Seirin High fights to win the Winter Cup.' And that's all the second season needed to be as incredibly epic it was. Was this story unique? In a way, it was. In a way, it wasn't. Kuroko no Basuke is categorized ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 8, 2014 Lelouchu Mixed Feelings Preliminary (17/25 eps) I have watched the 1st Season of Kuroko no Basket, it was enjoyable as characters were building up on the series and Seirin team is still raising up. Overall, I have enjoyed the 1st season even though some episodes seemed boring. Now for the 2nd season, I it was fair overall until the show reached the match between Seirin High and Tou team. To make long story short, the match took too many episodes (even though this was expected in a sports anime), but what I did not like is the power-up (Saiyan) style part of the play, when players were waking up and powering all ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 28, 2014 ginkei Recommended Kuroko no Basket is actually one of the most exciting sports anime I've watched so far, indeed, some people may say it like "damn those characters can play fcking godly!" for most kiseki no sedai players, but that's what makes the show more interesting right? There's a little spoiler, so read at your own risk. Story: 7/10 The story of the season two is actually a continuation from the last episode of season 1, which is the winter cup tournament, I know that some of the games actually takes us to watch for 2-3 episodes long, some of them are fun to watch and some of them ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jun 4, 2014 Stark700 Recommended Sports have always been a popular topic for debate. Every game is different that shows new elements and surprises. Some of these include plays that will be memorable for years while other includes players that makes in impact in the business. In order to make an impact in basketball, one must have the passion and desire to not only win but play for everyone including themselves. The fundamental concept is that sports should also be played not just for competition but also to develop one’s own character. In Kuroko no Basket 2, we witness characters in a different light as they step up to the ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 29, 2014 Takkyon Recommended Kuroko no Basket Season 2 The first season of Kuroko no Basket was good, but this season definitely stepped its game up. The main focus of this season is the games, and I'm pretty sure a game is going on in every single episode. This isn't a bad thing though, because the games are insanely intense. Story: 7/10 Read more Open Gift Report
May 4, 2014 partali Recommended Kuroko no Basket season 2 will not disappoint you in any way. It is as good as season 1 and in some aspects one may claim that it is better. The story picks up exactly where the previous season left us off. It does not have any weird gaps or any tiresome flashbacks. In essence you dive right into the story the moment you press play and that is something very good. It continues with the same pace as the first season and though it may seem to pick up speed at certain points let me assure you that it does not. It allows the viewer ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 23, 2014 Chronologically Not Recommended Preliminary (6/25 eps) I like the story of an underdog team trying to win, but its been done so many times in sports anime. [8/10] Art is as it should be in this generation so I would expect no less. [8/10] I loved the sound of the ball when the players hit a swish and the sound of the squeaking shoe because it is very satisfying and really reminds me of being on the court myself. [9/10] Character development wasn't as good as the first season because I felt like the 5 legendary players aren't talked about as much as in the first season, but I haven't not finished ... Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 14, 2014 Lydiia Recommended Kuroko no Basket Season 2 continued right where Season 1 left off, and in fact, the entire story got even better. The basketball matches became even more exciting with the addition of "the zone" and there was more basketball action instead of character development/chatting. But there were even more characters to enjoy watching. Kuroko no Basket Season 2 was all in all so much fun! (SPOILER IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE FIRST SEASON) Story: After the Seirin's crushing loss to Tōō in the interhigh tournament, the players are training harder than ever to compete in the Winter Cup Tournament. With Kiyoshi retiring after the winter cup ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jun 14, 2014 AnimeLoverAAA Mixed Feelings ******this is a spoiler free****** First thing first. I love this anime but i hate it as well . Story:4/10 Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 20, 2015 MTKN9068 Mixed Feelings I enjoyed watching KNB season 1, but season 2 was a great disappointment. Story: 5/10 Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 7, 2014 PTR2013 Recommended This is one of, if not, the best shounen sports anime I’ve ever seen. Sports anime that are based around American sports, can often fall into the category of being comically poor representations of the sport they’re portraying. KuroBasu has already established itself as being a show that, while dramatized, still offers an informed view of how basketball actually works. The 2nd season of the show continues to build on a strong foundation of the first season, adds compelling dimensions to the characters, and an ever increasing intensity in the games. Kuroko no Basuke is bound to be compared to the classic series “Slam Dunk,” but, ... Read more Open Gift Report
Oct 10, 2014 Elsyaad Recommended Kuroko no Basket is one of the shows that one can't criticize easily ,it was very interesting . i really enjoyed the exciting moments throughout the anime Story: 9 the story has progressed since first season with the appearance of the rest of the generation of miracles and it was progressing with a relatively fast pace . Art: 9 The Art was beautiful. I give credits to the studio to be able to bring the full potential of the manga . it was very fitting for the story and had a constant level throughout the whole series ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jan 29, 2015 AbsarNaeem Recommended Kuroko no Basuke 2nd season, I'll be writing this review with the idea that you've seen the 1st season. Knb 2 is much better than the 1st season, mostly due to the fact that it has much more competitive matches and more of the Generation of Miracles are shown with respect to the first season. Other than that, another generation of legendary basketball players, known as the Uncrowned Kings, is introduces in this season thereby raising the stakes and level of game in the matches. Story 9/10: Read more Open Gift Report
Apr 2, 2014 saikea Recommended I never thought I would like Kuroko no Basket. I am a lazy teenage girl, sport just isn't my thing, and yet here I am completely hooked on this anime that revolves around sport - I've found myself rewatching matches over and over and I went as far as to read the whole manga in a day because I couldn't wait for the next episodes to come out. Everything about this series adds up. Story (10/10) Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 21, 2015 711nono Recommended This season.........THIS FREAKING SEASON. Wow I enjoyed the first season but this season was just amazing. Let's start with what we already know, Kuroko no basket is a sport shounen anime that has to do with basketball. This season left off right where season 1 left off with Kuroko and the rest of the Seirin basketball team entering the winter cup. That one statement alone is the foundation for much of this season's plot. In the transition between seasons the characters have grown and improved a lot for this big tournament after a blow out loss. So what did I think? Well I have to ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 4, 2015 FurankuSan Recommended If you haven't watch the series yet, see my first season review instead. I also won't repeat on what I said on the first season review. The second season of Kuroko no Basket is a huge improvement since the first seasons. There are more surprises and thrills on the second season than the first one. The second season shows Seirin getting back up after that loss on the previous season. How they really developed the Team Seirin so far is great. We can really see their struggles on how are they going to get back up. The animation also has it's plus because there are more great ... Read more Open Gift Report
Apr 20, 2015 Fragglepuss Recommended Kuroko no Basket Review By: John Fragglepuss Evans Kuroko no Basket combines basketball with anime in such a good way. The basics of basketball are there, but they are combined with the action and drama that anime utilizes so well. The dunks are intense, the passes are intense and they use beams of light to show just how amazing the passes truly are. Kuroko and Kagami remind me of the old NBA combo of John Stockton and Karl Malone, one with finesse and the other with raw power. In true sports anime fashion, the matches are all important and all last several episodes while the drama and ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 29, 2014 maybeanoob Recommended please dont judge my english , thank you - to the story :6/10 - nothing spectacular but solid , its "shounen" and comes along with the typical stereotype things with the "power ups" and other things that makes it hard to take some things serious or even enjoyable , i guess to much "shounen" for me . the staging is fine and the progress of characters is also nothing spectaculat and fits to the stereotype things of shounen , YES i dont forgot that its a sport shounen series but the shounen part is more overwhelming .... which wasnt that big in the 1st season to ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 29, 2019 Cyranical Recommended Kuroko No Basket season 2 is the best out of all the seasons. It has Kagami vs Aomine the most exciting match ever, and it featured both teams at full power. Shows a little bit more character development to Murakibara, the Aomine hype is still there but not as much anymore. It has excitement, character development, and intense AF matches. It has the most exciting breathtaking matches out of the three seasons, and I felt like the characters improved the most in this season. Certain characters like Himuro have been introduced and he fits in the story really well, plus Aomine vs Kagami in the ... Read more Open Gift Report More Reviews |
