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eltonjohn24
04-29-2008, 05:02 PM
Does anyone here have watched SLAMDUNK…Do you have any videos of it in the Inter High games…

cj_siege_tank
05-02-2008, 01:17 PM
I’ve watched Slam Dunk many times in the past but, up to now, I don’t know an inter-high video exists.

My American friend told me that he saw it already a few years ago but I bet he was lying about it (though he often says that he DID saw the inter-high games in video and with a Japanese friend of his).

Your best bet would be Slam Dunk’s manga version.


eltonjohn24
05-02-2008, 04:27 PM
I have already read the inter high games on manga, but i want to watch it on anime or movie…
Nothing is more better than seeing the moves of hanamichi in the movies rather than reading it in on manga.
thanks anyway

Mr.Q�
06-21-2008, 08:48 PM
There’re only 101 eps, no inter-high video exists whatsoever. The manga, though, explains what finally happened. They didn’t win the finals, they lost in the semifinals, Kainan went 2nd place against Aiwa, Ryota Miyagi becames captain for the next year, and both Hanamichi & Rukawa are still participating in the basketball team.

Slamdunk author Takehiko Inoue might finish the TV series after he’s done with his last hit, Vagabond, a samurai story.


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