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First-years Taiga Kagami and Tetsuya Kuroko join Seirin High's young basketball team. The coach, Riko Aida, is skeptical of Kuroko, despite his past.

Coach Aida makes the first-years pass another "entrance exam" and sets up a practice match with Kaijo High and its former "Miracles" star Ryota Kise.

The practice match gets off to a bad start when the Seirin players realize that Kaijo's team is not playing to its full potential.

Kaijo takes the lead early on in the practice match, but Kuroko and Kagami working together has the potential to turn the game in Seirin's favor.

After the match, the Seirin squad celebrates at a steak house. Kise asks Kuroko about the reasons for his checkered middle school basketball career.

Seirin's first match in the Inter High preliminaries is against Shinkyo Academy, whose ringer player, Papa Mbaye Siki, is even taller than Kagami.

Seirin is in the lead over Shinkyo at the end of the first quarter, but with Kuroko benched to save his strength, Kagami has to face Papa alone.

Seirin faces off against Seiho High and their star player, Tomoki Tsugawa. Kise consults a horoscope that predicts disaster for Kuroko.

Seiho's reputation for defense proves deserved, and Seirin's match against them turns into a slog. With the game on the line, it's up to the seniors.

Seirin's game against Seiho goes down to the final buzzer. Immediately after that, Seirin faces the formidable Shutoku team.

The "Miracles" alum Midorima is on the Shutoku squad, and Seirin's path to victory means that someone has to shut him down: It won't be easy.

Shutoku is still in the lead over Seirin at the half, with Kagami growing increasingly desperate to block Midorima's famously accurate shots.

At the start of the fourth quarter, Seirin works to put Kuroko's plan into action, but Kagami is running low on energy and the clock is ticking.

Stopping at a restaurant on the way home from the game, Kagami receives a warning from Midorima about another "Miracles" player, Daiki Aomine.

In the lead-up to Seirin's match against To'o in the Inter High Championship, Kagami is barred from practice, while Aomine plays hooky.

Aomine is nowhere to be seen, but the information that To'o manager Momoi obtained about Seirin's players puts To'o in the lead immediately.

Aomine arrives just before the half and goes one-on-one against Kagami. During halftime, Kuroko asks to stay in for the third quarter.

Seirin's defense is no match for Aomine's famous streetball skills, even with Kuroko subbed back into play: Aomine can intercept his "Ignite Pass."

Overpowered by Aomine and To'o, Kuroko, Kagami and Seirin unravel in the remainder of the Inter High. Now, the Winter Cup is their last chance.

Seirin's former ace, Teppei Kiyoshi, returns from the hospital and challenges Kagami to a one-on-one match to see who will be starting power forward.

With an eye to the Winter Cup, Riko takes the Seirin team to the beach for a summer training camp to build their strength on the sand.

Seirin plays three practice matches against Shutoku without Kagami and loses them all. Midorima challenges Kagami to a one-on-one contest.

As the championship matches are coming to an end, the contest between Aomine and Kise remains tight and the result is still uncertain.

After the end of the training camp, the Seirin squad goes to watch To'o play Kaijo in the quarterfinal of the Inter High, pitting Kise against Aomine.

To'o keeps up the pressure on Kaijo, leading Kise to try an unorthodox and time-consuming strategy against Aomine while To'o racks up points.

Aomine and Kise go head-to-head in the fourth quarter, giving it their all. Watching, Kuroko and Kagami vow to develop their own style of basketball.

The Seirin squad take a break from their practice regimen to play in a street ball tournament, where an old friend of Kagami's reappears unexpectedly.

Atsushi Murasakibara, of the "Generation of Miracles," shows up at the street ball tournament, and Kagami goads him into playing against them.

The preliminaries for the Winter Cup are finally starting, and Seirin faces off against Josei High School and their star Narumi in their first game.

Seirin advances in the tournament along with three other teams, one of which is their old rival Shutoku. Another, Kirisaki Dai'ichi, plays dirty.

Seirin's rematch against Shutoku continues, with Midorima showing off his new skills against Kagami and Kiyoshi, who can barely keep up with him.

Kuroko subs back in with one minute left in the third quarter, showing off his new "Vanishing Drive." But Shutoku won't go down without a fight.

Seirin and Shutoku vow a rematch at the Winter Cup, while a conversation between Kiyoshi and Hyuga prompts Hyuga to tell Seirin's origin story.

Seirin's past with Kirisaki Dai'ichi, under Hyuga's leadership as captain and Riko's care as coach, is revealed, as is Hanamiya's dirty trick.

Seirin faces off against Kirisaki Dai'ichi in the Winter Cup preliminaries' final game. The first-years are determined to avenge their past loss.

Seirin has the lead, but with Hanamiya and the rest of Kirisaki Dai'ichi playing dirty ball, the third quarter turns into an all-out battle.

A bruising fourth quarter forces Seirin's players to look deep within for their strength starting with Hyuga, but as a team they're stronger together.

With the Winter Cup advancement decided, the Seirin team heads to a hot springs resort. There, they meet their future opponents, the To'o squad.

Kagami heads back to America to train apart from his teammates, and Seirin's training camp coach, Riko's father, says he can't teach Kuroko anything.

Seirin and To'o square off in the first match of the Winter Cup, with Kuroko's new "Ignite Pass Kai" taking center stage against Aomine's skills.

After a timeout, Kagami goes head to head with Aomine: He finds that he can finally grasp Aomine's style of play, shocking all the spectators.

To'o uses Momoi's intelligence to shut down Seirin's offense, with Imayoshi covering Kuroko. But Seirin has a new strategy up its sleeve.

A few seconds from the end of the match between Seirin and Yosen, will the strength of a Kagami be enough to make the difference against Murasakibara?

With Seirin still down by 10 in the fourth quarter, Hyuga suggests going all out for three-pointers, but Aomine has reached another level of play.

Kagami battles Aomine in the zone, but with Seirin's players exhausted, he somehow has to score enough points to win in regulation and avoid overtime.

After the To'o game, Seirin's players relax at Kagami's house. There, they meet Alex Garcia, Kagami's basketball coach from the United States.

Seirin faces off against Nakamiya South in the next round of the Winter Cup, while their rival teams face off against other contenders.

In the Winter Cup quarterfinals, Seirin plays against Yosen High School, led by "Miracles" star Murasakibara and Kagami's former mentor Himuro.

Seirin is in trouble in the third quarter, with Kagami unable to play at his best against Himuro and Kiyoshi blocked by Murasakibara at the post.

Seirin are staring down the barrel of defeat: Murasakibara is overwhelming on the offense, and his dunk known as "Thor's Hammer" is unstoppable.

Seirin continues to battle against Yosen in the fourth quarter, but they're struggling, and the watching Kaijo players are taunting them, led by Kise.

With the timeout over, Seirin are down to their last chance to stop Yosen, Murasakibara and Himuro in a battle that's going down to the wire.