He used the "Uncrowned Five Generals" trick twice in a row, and even Akashi Asuka's defense was broken through.
But at the last second, Asuka Akashi used his height advantage to block Kise Ryota's offensive route in time.
This time.
The basketball in Kise's hand was almost about to fly out. Seeing that the basketball was getting closer and closer to Akashi Asuka's palm, just when he was about to be blocked, suddenly, Kise Ryota forcibly changed the direction of the basketball from its original direction.
The shooting attack turned into long-distance passing.
"Muji's [right to take action later]?"
Tsutomu Iwamura's eyes were focused, and he focused on Teppei Muyoshi. He was quite familiar with this move.
Whoosh!
After Umizune shooting guard Yutaka Moriyama received the pass, he immediately used an extremely weird posture to throw the basketball into the basket.
Three point hit.
3:3.
Seeing Hai Chang's successful counterattack, the audience outside the court suddenly burst into cheers.
Akashi Asuka also showed a look of interest in his eyes: "It's a bit interesting."
Akashi Asuka was also a little surprised that Kise Ryota was able to imitate the skills of the "Five Untitled Generals". After all, he did not show such an ability in the original work.
Kise Ryota's imitation is not without its shortcomings.
Even in some aspects, he has many flaws.
First of all, the first point is that Kise Ryota’s imitation cannot imitate techniques that are beyond his own physical ability. Here is the simplest example:
During the summer competition, Kise Ryota once imitated Aomine Daiki's amazing rhythm changes by lowering his lowest speed, but this could not change his own maximum speed, which was always not as good as Aomine Daiki.
The second point is that Kise Ryota’s imitation must be done after seeing his opponent’s skills in person during the game before he can imitate the same technique.
Under normal circumstances.
It's difficult to see the details of other people's skills just through video or on the sidelines.
Especially for the level of skills of the 'Untitled Five', in a way, the 'Untitled Five' and the 'Generation of Miracles' are already players of the same level, because they both have their own unique skills.
Talented, and developed his own style of play.
Just like Kotaro Hayama's [Thunder Dribbling] is based on his own strong wrist and finger strength.
Kiyoshi Teppei's [right to shoot from behind] is based on his astonishingly large hands.
Like Aomine Daiki's speed and Midorima Shintaro's touch, these are innate talents, not something that can be easily compensated for through acquired training.
But in comparison.
The talent of the 'Generation of Miracles' is just one level stronger than that of the 'Five Generals without a Crown'.
But even so, it is much more difficult to imitate the skills of the "five untitled generals" than imitating ordinary players.
Even if they meet such skills in a game, if Ryota Kise wants to imitate them, it would probably take him a while to crack the code, not to mention that Ryota Kise has never played against the "five untitled generals" now...
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"Xiao Huang's [imitation] ability seems to have gone further than before!"
Momoi Satsuki murmured.
"Isn't this normal? After he broke that bottleneck, it was natural for him to evolve again."
Aomine Daiki was not surprised by this. After all, since Kise was able to imitate even himself last time, there is nothing surprising about imitating the techniques of several "untitled five generals" now.
And since this guy has been able to imitate himself, maybe he can also imitate the abilities of several other people...
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Bang~
Bang~
Bang~
Zhengbang launched the second round of attack.
"You really tricked me just now! Kasamatsu."
"Ha~~ If you have the ability, come and take revenge!"
"Of course...it's impossible."
Kasuga Ryuhei once again faced off against Kasamatsu Yukio. Kasamatsu Yukio originally planned to provoke the opponent into a one-on-one duel with him, but unfortunately, Kasuga Ryuhei on the opposite side had no intention of being fooled.
After all, they are both point guards. If he was provoked so easily, Kasuga Ryuhei would have been kicked off the bench long ago.
A fake move shook Kasamatsu Yukio away, and then the basketball was passed to Asuka Akashi's hands.
Seeing this, Kise Ryota immediately stepped forward and pressed closely. Like Midorima Shintaro, Kise Ryota had given up on the idea of blocking Akashi Asuka from the front.
After all, Akashi Asuka's three-point shooting point has reached a desperate level.
Ordinary interference has no effect on a shooter of this level, because even if the basketball cannot be seen, Asuka Akashi can still throw the basketball into the basket as long as he can maintain a stable shooting posture.
So the only hope is to steal the basketball before Akashi Asuka takes a shot, or not give Akashi Asuka a chance to make a shot.
“Very good defense!”
Kise Ryota's defensive intensity is not inferior to that of Midorima Shintaro, and because of the gap in position and talent, Kise Ryota's defense brings even greater pressure to Akashi Asuka.
"But are you sure it's really tight?"
Faced with Akashi Asuka's rhetorical question, Kise Ryota didn't realize what it meant. The next second, he saw Akashi Asuka in front of him move a large distance backwards as if moving in space.
Kise Ryota was shocked: "Stepping back... No, no, this is a fadeaway jumper! But how can it be so fast?"
The sudden change caused Kise Ryota to rush forward to pursue, but in the end he was still a step too slow. The moment he took action, the basketball in Akashi Asuka's hand had already been released.
Whoosh!
Another three-pointer.
6:3.
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“Oh oh oh oh~~~”
"nice shot!"
"What a gorgeous fadeaway jumper, it's like a perfect picture!"
After a brief silence, a deafening cheer suddenly erupted from the audience outside the stadium.
Even Xiude, Yangquan and other team members opened their eyes wide at this moment, as if they had seen some kind of shocking sight.
"What an amazing proficiency!"
"It feels like seeing an enlarged version of the ice room."
"No, to be precise, there is a slight difference. If Himuro's movements are standard college textbook shooting, then Akashi's fadeaway jumper is like a simplified elementary school textbook."
"From the start to the shot, there is not even a single superfluous movement in the whole process. This is not so much smooth as it is too concise."
After seeing Akashi Asuka's shot just now, Araki Masako couldn't help but sigh: "It's unimaginable. If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, it would be hard for me to believe that someone could reduce the shot to such an extent."
