Little did I know, I’d get to voice Akashi in the English version 7 YEARS later. THE EDGE? Like sir, this is school basketball. When this scene first came out, I was all over it. Also, Himuro is 100% my favorite character, so getting to voice him is actually a dream come true. I’ve said it for years, but this show is literally my favorite anime of all time.
It’s also kinda heartwarming to see the dub voice actors geeking out so much about joining the cast, especially the ones who’d been fans of the series since it first aired almost a decade ago. That being said, even if I’ve finished this series in its entirety, I really enjoy the dub for this anime and the release of season 2 is a nice excuse to revisit the underdog sports story I watched this winter. In fact, you can technically watch the entire thing over on Crunchyroll, which I did after finishing season 1 because I couldn’t wait until after halftime to see what happened to my basketball boys.
I binge-watched the first season by accident back when it hit Netflix at the beginning of the year and immediately fell in love with the Seirin High Basketball Team, however, the anime series has been around for years (it premiered in 2012 with the manga starting back in 2008). Surprisingly, I entered into the Kuroko’s Basketball chat fairly late. Hello there, fellow anime enthusiasts, and welcome to another episode of, “All of Bri’s sports have to be anime or Mario-themed.” This time, we’re getting off the bench and going back into the game with the second season of Kuroko’s Basketball on Netflix!
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