Orden de visualización de Slam Dunk: la guía completa (incluidas películas)
Slam Dunk es un manga de baloncesto de Takehiko Inoue. Fue publicado en la revista Weekly Shōnen Jump de la editorial Shūeisha entre octubre de 1990 y junio de 1996 y fue compilado en un total de 31 volúmenes. El estudio de animación Tōei lanzó una adaptación de la serie de televisión de anime de 101 episodios entre octubre de 1993 y marzo de 1996.
También se estrenaron cuatro películas de anime entre 1994 y 1995. Una nueva película de anime está programada para diciembre de 2022. Mientras esperamos la próxima película de Slam Dunk , hemos decidido ofrecerle un orden de visualización completo y detallado de la serie para que pueda conoce el camino a seguir.
Orden de relojes Slam Dunk por fecha de lanzamiento
En esta sección, le brindaremos una descripción general de las obras de Slam Dunk en el orden de lanzamiento correcto:
- Slam Dunk (anime, 1993-1996)
- Slam Dunk (película, 1994)
- ¡Conquista la nación, Hanamichi Sakuragi! (película, 1994)
- ¡El mayor desafío de Shohoku! (película, 1995)
- ¡¡Espíritu de baloncesto aullante!! (película, 1995)
- El primer mate (película, 2022)
En la siguiente parte de este artículo te contamos cómo debes ver la serie en orden cronológico.
¿ Cuántas temporadas y películas de Slam Dunk hay?
Slam Dunk es una serie de anime antigua y se produjo en un momento en que más de 100 series de anime eran un estándar. Entonces, el anime que se desarrolló entre 1993 y 1996 en realidad tiene solo una temporada y 101 episodios. Además de eso, también se produjeron cuatro películas, que se emitieron de 1994 a 1995, y una quinta película está programada para su estreno en diciembre de 2022.
¿ En qué orden deberías ver Slam Dunk ?
La estructura general de Slam Dunk no es demasiado compleja, pero las películas dividen la serie de anime en varias partes pequeñas. Puedes verlas todas cronológicamente, pero debes elegir el momento adecuado para ver las películas, por lo que es importante que sigas nuestra guía de orden de visualización, ya que te brindará una visión detallada de la serie.
En cuanto a The First Slam Dunk , en realidad no sabemos dónde encajará en la serie, pero según el título podría ser una precuela. Es por eso que lo incluiremos en la lista más adelante.
Orden cronológico de los relojes Slam Dunk :
Slam Dunk , Episodios 1-20
| No. | Título | fecha de emisión original |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | “¡¿Ha nacido el genio del baloncesto?!” Transcripción: “Tensai Basuketto Man Tanjō!?” (Japonés: ¿¡Ha nacido el genio del baloncesto!?) |
16 de octubre de 1993 |
| 02 | «¡Vete al infierno, baloncesto! Hanamichi vs. Rukawa» Transcripción: «¡Kutabare Basuke! Hanamichi buiesu Rukawa» (japonés: Kutabare Basuke! Hanamichi VS Rukawa) |
30 de octubre de 1993 |
| 03 | «¡¡Gorilla vs. Hanamichi! ¡¡Gran enfrentamiento!!!» Transcripción: «¡Gorilla buiesu Hanamichi! ¡Kyūkyoku no Taiketsu!!» (Japonés: ¡¡Gorila vs. Hanamichi! ¡¡Enfrentamiento definitivo!!) |
6 de noviembre de 1993 |
| 04 | “¡El jugador de baloncesto Hanamichi se une al equipo!” Transcripción: “¡Basuketto Man Hanamichi Nyubu!” (Japonés: ¡El jugador de baloncesto Hanamichi Nyubu!) |
13 de noviembre de 1993 |
| 05 | Transcripción de “Una tarde sin espíritu” : “Konjō Nashi no Gogo” (japonés: Tarde sin espíritu) |
20 de noviembre de 1993 |
| 06 | Transcripción de “Rukawa vs. Akagi: The Real Showdown” : “Rukawa buiesu Akagi: Honmono Taiketsu!” (Japonés: Rukawa vs. Akagi・Real Showdown!) | 4 de diciembre de 1993 |
| 07 | Transcripción de «¡Debut de Hanamichi! Dunk Explosion» : «Hanamichi Debyū! Danku Sakuratsu» (japonés: ¡Debut de Hanamichi! Dunk Sakuretsu) | 11 de diciembre de 1993 |
| 08 | Transcripción de «¡La crisis de Hanamichi! La trampa del judoman» : «¡Hanamichi Pinchi! Jūdō Otoko no Wana» (japonés: ¡Hanamichi Pinchi! La trampa del judoman) |
18 de diciembre de 1993 |
| 09 | “I’m Going to Play Basketball” Transcription: “Ore wa Basuketto o Yaru!” (Japanese: オレは バスケットをやる!) |
December 25, 1993 |
| 10 | “The Commoner’s Shoot is Difficult” Transcription: “Shomin no Shūto wa Muzukashii” (Japanese: 庶民のシュートは むずかしい) |
January 8, 1994 |
| 11 | “Our Love’s Special Secret Training” Transcription: “Futari Dake no Ai no Himitsu Tokkun!?” (Japanese: 二人だけの 愛の秘密特訓!?) |
January 15, 1994 |
| 12 | “Defeat Ryonan! The Fierce Training the Night Before the Match” Transcription: “Taose Ryōnan! Kessen Zen’ya no Mōtokkun” (Japanese: 倒せ陵南! 決戦前夜の猛特訓) |
January 22, 1994 |
| 13 | “Shohoku vs Ryonan. Burning Captain!” Transcription: “Shōhoku vs Ryōnan, Moeru Kyaputen!” (Japanese: 湘北VS陵南 燃える主将(キャプテン)!) |
January 29, 1994 |
| 14 | “Super Basketball Match With Ryonan” Transcription: “Chō Kōkō Kyū! Ryōnan Dotō no Kōgeki” (Japanese: 超高校級! 陵南ドトウの攻撃) |
February 5, 1994 |
| 15 | “Hanamichi Nervously Steps Into the Spotlight” Transcription: “Hanamichi Kinchō no Hare Butai!” (Japanese: 花道キンチョーの 晴れ舞台!) |
February 12, 1994 |
| 16 | “Who is This Guy? Taoka’s Miscalculation” Transcription: “Nanda Koitsu wa!? Taoka no Gosan” (Japanese: なんだコイツは!? 田岡の誤算) |
February 19, 1994 |
| 17 | “The Rebound King Sakuragi Hanamichi’s Distress” Transcription: “Ribaundo Ō Sakuragi Hanamichi no Kunō” (Japanese: リバウンド王 桜木花道の苦悩) |
February 26, 1994 |
| 18 | “Last 2 Minutes! I’ll Be the One to Defeat Sendoh” Transcription: “Rasuto Ni Bu! Sendō wa Ore ga Taosu” (Japanese: ラスト2分! 仙道は俺が倒) |
March 5, 1994 |
| 19 | “Time’s Up! The Decisive Battle with Ryonan” Transcription: “Taimu Appu! Ketchaku Ryōnan Sen” (Japanese: タイムアップ! 決着陵南戦) |
March 12, 1994 |
| 20 | “Basketball Shoes” Transcription: “Basuketto Shūzu” (Japanese: バスケットシューズ) |
March 19, 1994 |
Slam Dunk (movie, 1994)
Sakuragi and the Shōhoku team will play against Oda from Takezono High School. This is Hanamichi Sakuragi’s second match against Oda, a basketball player who went to the same high school, an hour before the match he meets the last girl who rejected him in high school, Yoko and then Oda, when he wants to hit him, he remembers what Akagi told him about being good for nothing and hits the wall leaving Oda alone.
Despite playing poorly at first, earning ridicule for trying to compete with Oda, in the second half he changes completely and tells him that his opponent is basketball, making good plays and rebounding, earning applause for his competitive spirit and infecting Takezono with that spirit changing his way of seeing the games.
Slam Dunk, Episodes 21-36
| No. | Title | Original air date |
|---|---|---|
| 21 | “Enormous Trouble Makers! Hanamichi vs Miyagi” Transcription: “Sūpā Mondaiji! Hanamichi VS Miyagi” (Japanese: スーパー問題児! 花道VS宮城) |
March 26, 1994 |
| 22 | “History’s Biggest Idiot Combination is Born” Transcription: “Shijō Saiaku doahō Konbi Tanjō” (Japanese: 史上最悪どあほう コンビ誕生) |
April 16, 1994 |
| 23 | “Shohoku Basketball Club’s Last Day” Transcription: “Shōhoku Basuke-bu Saigo no Hi” (Japanese: 湘北バスケ部 最後の日) |
April 23, 1994 |
| 24 | “The Battle for Justice! Sakuragi’s Goon Squad Joins!” Transcription: “Seigi no Mikata: Sakuragi Gundan Sanjō!” (Japanese: 正義の味方·桜木軍団参上) |
April 30, 1994 |
| 25 | “The Man Who Aimed at National Championship” Transcription: “Zenkoku Seiha o Mezashita Otoko” (Japanese: 全国制覇をめざした男) |
May 7, 1994 |
| 26 | “Mitsui, the Problems of the Past” Transcription: “Mitsui Jūgo-sai no Nayami” (Japanese: 三井寿15歳の悩み) |
May 14, 1994 |
| 27 | “I Want To Play Basketball!” Transcription: “Basuke ga Shitai Desu!” (Japanese: バスケがしたいです!) |
May 21, 1994 |
| 28 | “The Beginning of Interhigh Preliminaries” Transcription: “Intāhai Yosen Kaishi” (Japanese: インターハイ予選開始) |
May 28, 1994 |
| 29 | “Hanamichi! Debut at an Official Game” Transcription: “Hanamichi! Kōshikisen Debyū” (Japanese: 花道! 公式戦デビュー) |
June 18, 1994 |
| 30 | “The Introspective Army’s Big Counterattack” Transcription: “Hansei Gundan no Daihangeki” (Japanese: ハンセイ軍団の大反撃) |
June 25, 1994 |
| 31 | “Formidable Enemy Miuradai’s Secret Weapon” Transcription: “Shukuteki Miuradai no Himitsu Heiki” (Japanese: 宿敵三浦台の 秘密兵器) |
July 2, 1994 |
| 32 | “Genius Hanamichi! Certain Death Dunk” Transcription: “Tensai Hanamichi! Hissatsu Danku” (Japanese: 天才花道! 必殺ダンク) |
July 16, 1994 |
| 33 | “Walkout King!? Hanamichi Sakuragi” Transcription: “Taijō Ō!? Sakuragi Hanamichi” (Japanese: 退場王!? 桜木花道) |
August 6, 1994 |
| 34 | “Gorilla’s Secret, Kill with Your Eyes!” Transcription: “Gori Jikiden: Me de Korose!” (Japanese: ゴリ直伝·眼で殺せ!) |
August 20, 1994 |
| 35 | “Hot Blooded Guys” Transcription: “Otokotachi no Atsuki Omoi” (Japanese: 男たちの熱き想い) |
August 27, 1994 |
| 36 | “A Well Seeded School, Enter Shoyo” Transcription: “Shīdo-Kō: Shōyō Tōjō” (Japanese: シード校·翔陽登場) |
September 3, 1994 |
Conquer the Nation, Hanamichi Sakuragi! (movie, 1994)
It is set during the Grand Interchampionship, before Shōhoku plays Shoyo, Shōhoku must play Tsukubu, one of the darker teams this year. It’s a shock. The Anzai team will face their former student, who is now Tsukubu’s coach, while Akagi and Kogure will play Godai, their former teammate and Tsukubu’s captain.
Finally, Hanamichi Sakuragi is annoyed by the presence of Nango, Tsukubu’s center, who competes for Haruko’s attention. During the match Tsukubu starts winning and scoring easily. Hanamichi is on the bench, but he goes out to play, and when he does, after several scoldings and advice, he begins to take rebounds, which allows him to change the mood of his team in the first half.
At the beginning of the second half, Shohoku ends up turning the game around and winning the game. The game highlights two things Hanamichi accomplished before his expulsion, the ejection of the captain and three-point shooter for an intentional hit that hit him on one of his rebounds, and the fact of matching the rebounding record for a high school player, which is 22 in a single game, but when he is going to break it, in the jump he commits his fifth foul and is expelled, but the ovation he receives for his rebounding performance is impressive.
Slam Dunk, Episodes 37-60
| No. | Title | Original air date |
|---|---|---|
| 37 | “Hanamichi: First-time As Starter!” Transcription: “Hanamichi: Hatsu Sutamen!” (Japanese: 花道·初スタメン!) |
September 10, 1994 |
| 38 | “Rukawa’s Counterattack!” Transcription: “Rukawa no Hangeki!” (Japanese: 流川の反撃!) |
September 17, 1994 |
| 39 | “Lightning Flash Ryota!” Transcription: “Denkōseka no Ryōta!” (Japanese: 電光石火のリョータ!) |
September 24, 1994 |
| 40 | “Rebound King Hanamichi Sakuragi!” Transcription: “Ribaundo Ō · Sakuragi Hanamichi” (Japanese: リバウンド王·桜木花道) |
October 1, 1994 |
| 41 | “Shoyo’s Ace Fujima Enters the Court” Transcription: “Shōyō Ēsu: Fujima Tōjō” (Japanese: 翔陽エース·藤真登場) |
October 1, 1994 |
| 42 | “Shoyo Ace Fujima’s Real Ability” Transcription: “Shōyō Ēsu Fujima no Jitsuryoku” (Japanese: 翔陽エース藤真の実力) |
October 15, 1994 |
| 43 | “Has Mitsui Reached His Limit!?” Transcription: “Mitsui, Genkai ka!?” (Japanese: 三井、限界か!?) |
October 22, 1994 |
| 44 | “Mitsui! Stormy 3 Points” Transcription: “Mitsui! Arashi no Surī Pointo” (Japanese: 三井!嵐の3(スリー)ポイント) |
November 5, 1994 |
| 45 | “Imminent Walkout!? Hanamichi’s Pinch” Transcription: “Taijō Mezen!? Hanamichi Pinchi” (Japanese: 退場目前!? 花道ピンチ) |
November 26, 1994 |
| 46 | “Hanamichi, Hot Dunk” Transcription: “Hanamichi, Atsuki Danku” (Japanese: 花道, 熱きダンク) |
December 3, 1994 |
| 47 | “Challenge From a Rival” Transcription: “Raibaru Kara no Chōsenjō” (Japanese: ライバルからの挑戦状) |
December 10, 1994 |
| 48 | “The Guy Who Pledged to Defeat Kainan” Transcription: “Datō Kainan o Chikau Otoko” (Japanese: 打倒海南を誓う男) |
December 17, 1994 |
| 49 | “Takezono, Last Fight” Transcription: “Takezono, Saigo no Tōshi” (Japanese: 武園·最後の闘志) |
December 24, 1994 |
| 50 | “Challenge to the King” Transcription: “Ō-sama e no Chōsen” (Japanese: 王者への挑戦) |
January 7, 1995 |
| 51 | “Outside Calculation!? Hanamichi at His Best!” Transcription: “Keisan-gai!? Hanamichi Zekkōchō!” (Japanese: 計算外!?花道絶好調!) |
January 14, 1995 |
| 52 | “Secret Weapon Against Sakuragi!” Transcription: “Sakuragi Fūji no Himitsu Heiki!” (Japanese: 桜木封じの秘密兵器!) |
January 21, 1995 |
| 53 | “The Gorilla’s Injury! Desperate Situation!?” Transcription: “Gori Fushō! Zettai Zetsumei!?” (Japanese: ゴリ負傷!絶体絶命!?) |
January 28, 1995 |
| 54 | “King Kong’s Younger Brother” Transcription: “Kingu Kongu, Otōto” (Japanese: キングコング·弟) |
February 4, 1995 |
| 55 | “The Guy Who Dominates the Game” Transcription: “Gēmu wo Shihai Suru Otoko” (Japanese: ゲームを支配する男) |
February 11, 1995 |
| 56 | “Ace Maki, Full Throttle” Transcription: “Ēsu Maki, Zenkai!” (Japanese: エース牧·全開!) |
February 18, 1995 |
| 57 | “Anzai, Bet on Victory!” Transcription: “Anzai, Shōri e no Kake!” (Japanese: 安西·勝利への賭け!) |
February 25, 1995 |
| 58 | “Stubborn Guys!” Transcription: “Shibutoi Yatsura!” (Japanese: しぶとい奴ら!) |
March 4, 1995 |
| 59 | “Last 10 Seconds! A Perfect Conclusion” Transcription: “Rasuto Jūbyō! Kanzen Kechakku” (Japanese: ラスト10秒!完全決着) |
March 11, 1995 |
| 60 | “Shohoku on the Edge” Transcription: “Kakebbuchi no Shōhoku” (Japanese: がけっぷちの湘北) |
March 18, 1995 |
Shohoku’s Greatest Challenge! (movie, 1995)
After titanically losing the match against Kainan, the Shōhoku team and a freshly shaven Hanamichi Sakuragi are challenged to an exhibition match by virtual Ryoukufu basketball strangers. Coach Anzai sees this as an opportunity for Shōhoku to regain his confidence. But, Ryoukufu reveals a new high-caliber championship lineup, a player who practiced in the United States, and it may be one of the biggest tests for Sakuragi and the team so far.
The match is very difficult for Shohoku, because they keep thinking about defeat, but Kogure is in charge of cheering them up a bit, so much so that he falls and suffers a slight concussion.
When Akagi enters, the pace of the match changes completely, and at the last moment, Hanamichi makes a big block and then passes it to Akagi, who scores. Hanamichi makes a feint, but when he nails it, the match was over and it doesn’t count. When they leave, you can see how they regain confidence with a view to their next game.
Howling Basketman Spirit!! (movie, 1995)
Ichiro Mizusawa, a player from Rukawa’s old high school Tomigaoka, is diagnosed with a crippling leg disease and wants to play one last match with Rukawa. Hanamichi, while her sister tells Haruko about what happened, asks her brother for a match to make his dream come true, but he refuses, and she tells Rukawa he doesn’t show any interest in that.
Hanamichi, when he finds out, intends to help the boy and fulfill his wish. One morning, while they practice, Akagi is at the doctor’s. While checking his injury, the doctor tells him that, little by little, he is improving and that it is not so serious. He remembers Ichiro’s case and asks Professor Anzai to approve of the match, which he does.
When the match is about to start, Rukawa does not want to play nor is interested in being by Ichiro’s side, which causes discomfort, especially in Hanamichi, who throughout the match encourages and helps Ichiro, and in the second half play, when Ichiro falls with that leg, Hanamichi hits him on the head so that he forgets his pain, and Rukawa tells him not to stop fighting until the end.
In a play in which Hanamichi knocks down Rukawa without a foul, he passes it to Ichiro and he scores, and in the end thanks to a dive from Hanamichi, despite the efforts of Akagi and Rukawa, he ends up tying the match. In the end, Ayako proposes Ichiro become a coach with her.
Slam Dunk, Episodes 61-101
| No. | Title | Original air date |
|---|---|---|
| 61 | “Baldy Strikes Back!” Transcription: “Bōzu Atama no Gyakushū!” (Japanese: ボーズ頭の逆襲!) |
March 25, 1995 |
| 62 | “Three-Day Super Training” Transcription: “Tokkun Surī DEIZU” (Japanese: 特訓3DAYS) |
April 8, 1995 |
| 63 | “Battle of the Aces! Kainan vs Ryonan” Transcription: “Chōjō Kessen! Kainan VS Ryōnan” (Japanese: 頂上決戦!海南VS陵南) |
April 8, 1995 |
| 64 | “King Kainan Shows its Abilities!” Transcription: “Honryō Hakki! Ōja Kainan” (Japanese: 本領発揮!王者·海南) |
April 15, 1995 |
| 65 | “The Strongest Match! Sendoh vs Maki” Transcription: “Saikyō Taiketsu! Sendō vs Maki” (Japanese: 最強対決!仙道vs牧) |
April 29, 1995 |
| 66 | “Sendoh’s Bet” Transcription: “Sendō Isshun no Kake!” (Japanese: 仙道·一瞬の賭け!) |
May 13, 1995 |
| 67 | “The Final Battle! Shohoku vs Ryonan” Transcription: “Saishū Kessen! Shōhoku VS Ryōnan” (Japanese: 最終決戦!湘北VS陵南) |
May 20, 1995 |
| 68 | “Savior!? Hanamichi Sakuragi” Transcription: “Kyūseishu!? Sakuragi Hanamichi” (Japanese: 救世主!?桜木花道) |
May 27, 1995 |
| 69 | “Gorilla Goes Astray” Transcription: “Gori Ihen!” (Japanese: ゴリ異変!) |
June 3, 1995 |
| 70 | “Gorilla Dunk II” Transcription: “Gorila Danku II” (Japanese: ゴリラダンクII) |
June 10, 1995 |
| 71 | “Gorilla, Shout of Revival!” Transcription: “Gori Fukkatsu no Otakebi!” (Japanese: ゴリ·復活の雄叫び!) |
June 17, 1995 |
| 72 | “The Greatest Shame of One’s Life” Transcription: “Jinsei Saidai no Kutsujoku” (Japanese: 人生最大の屈辱) |
July 1, 1995 |
| 73 | “Rukawa Kaede, Gambling on the 2nd Half” Transcription: “Kaede Rukawa Kōhan-sen e no Kake” (Japanese: 流川·後半戦への賭け) |
July 8, 1995 |
| 74 | “The Most Dangerous Challenger!” Transcription: “Mottomo Kiken’na Chōsen-sha” (Japanese: 最も危険な挑戦者) |
July 15, 1995 |
| 75 | “Fine Play” Transcription: “Fain Purei” (Japanese: ファインプレイ) |
July 22, 1995 |
| 76 | “The Feeling of Victory” Transcription: “Shōri no Yokan” (Japanese: 勝利の予感) |
August 5, 1995 |
| 77 | “You Guys Are Strong!” Transcription: “Kimitachi wa Tsuyoi” (Japanese: 君たちは強い) |
August 12, 1995 |
| 78 | “Uozumi Jun Revives” Transcription: “Fukkatsu! Tōshō Uozumi Jun” (Japanese: 復活!闘将·魚住純) |
August 19, 1995 |
| 79 | “Blue Waves – Ryonan Fights Back!” Transcription: “BW (Burū Ēbu)! Ryōnan no Hangeki” (Japanese: BW(ブルーウェーブ)!陵南の反撃) |
August 26, 1995 |
| 80 | “Shohoku’s Problems” Transcription: “Shōhoku no Fuan Yōso” (Japanese: 湘北の不安要素) |
September 2, 1995 |
| 81 | “Sendoh On Fire! Shohoku Loses” Transcription: “Sendō Faiyā! Shōhoku Hōkai!!” (Japanese: 仙道ファイヤー! 湘北崩壊!!) |
September 9, 1995 |
| 82 | “Amateur Sakuragi Hanamichi the Man” Transcription: “Do Shirōto Hanamichi Honryō Hakki” (Japanese: ド素人·花道本領発揮) |
October 21, 1995 |
| 83 | “Vice-Captain Kogure’s Determination” Transcription: “Fuku Shushō (Kyaputen) Megane-kun no Shūnen” (Japanese: 副主将(キャプテン)メガネ君の執念) |
October 28, 1995 |
| 84 | “Win or Lose” Transcription: “Shōhai” (Japanese: 勝敗) |
November 4, 1995 |
| 85 | “New Challenge: The National Championship!” Transcription: “Aratanaru Chōsen! Zenkoku Seiha” (Japanese: あらたなる挑戦! 全国制覇) |
November 11, 1995 |
| 86 | “Rukawa’s Ambition” Transcription: “Rukawa no Yabō” (Japanese: 流川の野望) |
November 18, 1995 |
| 87 | “Japan’s Number One High School Player” Transcription: “Nihon’ichi no Kōkōsei” (Japanese: 日本一の高校生) |
November 25, 1995 |
| 88 | “The Basketball Kingdom – America” Transcription: “Basuketto no Kuni Amerika” (Japanese: バスケットの国アメリカ) |
December 2, 1995 |
| 89 | “Rukawa Kaede’s Spirit” Transcription: “Kikisemaru! Rukawa” (Japanese: 鬼気迫る!流川) |
December 9, 1995 |
| 90 | “Shohoku’s Real Ace” Transcription: “Shōhoku Shin no Ēsu!” (Japanese: 湘北真のエース!) |
December 16, 1995 |
| 91 | “The Nationals’ Crisis!” Transcription: “Zenkoku ga Abunai!” (Japanese: 全国が危ない!) |
December 23, 1995 |
| 92 | “Guys’ Friendship? Sakuragi Gang” Transcription: “Otoko no Yūjyō!? Sakuragi Gundan” (Japanese: 男の友情!?桜木軍団) |
January 13, 1996 |
| 93 | “Going Toward 20000 Shoots” Transcription: “Nimanbon e no Chōsen” (Japanese: 2万本への挑戦) |
January 20, 1996 |
| 94 | “Shizuoka’s Fierce Fight! Shohoku vs. Jousei” Transcription: “Shizuoka no Gekitō! Shōhoku VS Josei” (Japanese: 静岡の激闘! 湘北VS常誠) |
January 27, 1996 |
| 95 | “Hanamichi’s Hottest Day” Transcription: “Hanamichi no Mottomo Atsuki Ichinichi” (Japanese: 花道の最も熱き一日) |
February 3, 1996 |
| 96 | “Basketball Shoes Part II” Transcription: “Basuketto Shūzu II” (Japanese: バスケットシューズII) |
February 10, 1996 |
| 97 | “Mixed Feelings, Uozumi Returns” Transcription: “Atsuki Omoi Uozumi Futatabi!” (Japanese: 熱き思い·魚住再び!) |
February 17, 1996 |
| 98 | “Fierce Battle Begins! Shohoku vs. Shoyo/Ryonan” Transcription: “Gekitō Kaishi! Shōhoku vs Shōyō/Ryōnan” (Japanese: 激闘開始! 湘北vs翔陽·陵南) |
February 24, 1996 |
| 99 | “Facing the Strongest Team, Shohoku in Danger!” Transcription: “Shōhoku Ayaushi! Kyōi no Saikyō Gundan” (Japanese: 湘北危うし! 脅威の最強軍団) |
March 2, 1996 |
| 100 | “¡El hombre de los milagros, Hanamichi Sakuragi!” Transcripción: “¡Kiseki no Otoko Sakuragi Hanamichi!” (Japonés: ¡El hombre de los milagros, Hanamichi Sakuragi!) |
9 de marzo de 1996 |
| 101 | Transcripción de “The Glorious Slam Dunk!” : “Eikō no Suramu Danku” (japonés: Glorious Slam Dunk) |
23 de marzo de 1996 |
