Still familiar with this ? It's Slam Dunk, one of the best anime ever. When in high school, many young people joined basketball due to inspiration of SD. It's incredibly cute and fun!
How do you like it ?actually remind you a bit of those days when playing basket ball and with a pair of warriors sneakers too?(it may not feel as good as NIKE but still cool!) It's a pity they stop the production on television after the national tournament, but you can take a review of the whole stories on the appended links, enjoy~
Downloads:
· Volume 01
· Volume 02
· Volume 03
· Volume 04
· Volume 05
· Volume 06
and please edit the address a bit if you want to read more,
eg. http://view.thespectrum.net/series/slam-dunk-volume-07.html , it's for volume 07.
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Best basketball anime ever-Slam Dunk
Warriors sneakers on Japanese famous manga?
What's are they?
It's a character from the famous Japanese manga Slam Dunk. Do you think the shoes he's wearing is kinda like Chinese sneaker-Warriors model WK-1?
hah, I know they can't be the same though ,but it still looks cool isn't it?
About Slam Dunk (manga)
Series Starts 10.16.1993
Series Ends 03.23.1996
Number of Episodes 101
Author/Artist Takhikou Inoue
Slam Dunk includes four OVAs
The Series revolves around Hanamichi Sakuragi, a high school freshman who is prone to fisticuffs and street fights. He falls head over heels in love with A girl named Haruko. Unfortunately, Haruko has an uncurable crush on the basketball club's popular small forward Kaede Rukawa. So what does our tall redhead do? He joins the basketball team of course -- even though he doesn't know a thing about the sport. And so the fun begins...
People watch Slam Dunk for the excitement of sports television with the added dimension of soap operatic drama. In watching an NBA game, you’re going to know who scored how many points and who got fouled out how many times... in watching Shohoku take on another high school team, you get that plus the chance to delve into the players’ lives and see what inspires them to dazzle us on the court. Definitely a spell-binding and heart-stopping viewing experience.
Slam Dunk has excellent characterization that makes it likeable by all. We find ourselves drawn into the workings of each character’s mind during the game.
The manga was originally licensed in North America to the now-defunct Gutsoon! Entertainment and serialized in Raijin Comics during 2003 and 2004 before Gutsoon folded. The license has since been picked up by VIZ Media, who confirmed at Comic Con International 2007 that will start publishing the series in September 2008. A preview of the series was published in the December 2007 issue of Shonen Jump[4] It was also stated in the April 2008 issue that starting in the next issue, the series would appear in the monthly lineup. Another English version has been published in Singapore by Chuang Yi.
PS.
We do not sell Manga Comics or the DVD sets for Slam Dunk over here. However, if you have interest about this amazing manga that strongly influenced many teenagers, try google it. There are plenty of other sites that offer such.
Redesign: Memo of Warrior
We do know about what all these old shoes should represent: low in price, durable, their good old days in highschool and finally the most important, some kinds of memory. I can't even remember when is the last time wearing the warrior sneakers and touch basketball like a child, until last night I really repicked them all, just simply from a pairs of warrior.
And here comes the question: at the same time of the continuation of the old warrior, where comes the new life of this "Chinese old school"? With the answer yes, the local design organization AMg and the designer Lijia bring us the chance to discover more possible ways of the Warrior memo. Not only the revolutionary color match, but also the butt shape improvement and new logo style show the the traditional Chinese root of these unconventional sneakers. Plus, the whole design project also includes different posters and sport suits, low-tune but irreplaceable part, which run us back to the 80s China, the days without Nike, Adi and Puma.
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