Will Inoue still draw Slam Dunk 2 comics?

Why do you want a sequel? Isn't the end of his own enough?

If you keep drawing, what would you like to see? Xiangbei has become vulnerable due to the departure of the main force, or has it been repeated by the masters recently?

And for these protagonists, do you want to see them play professionally in the future, or do you want to go to college and play in the varsity team?

These should not be the expectations of SD fans!

It's time to end when it's time to leave people with good memories!

Probably not, I'm like you, and I'd love to see a sequel.

Sakuragi Hanamichi is a true basketball genius who is true to Japanese history. The reason why there is no way to draw the ending is because Sakuragi Hanamichi died in a car accident on the way to visit when he learned that his father was seriously ill. In fact, a dead person can't play any national contests at all, but why is there a lack of national contests in comics?

That's because of the reader's need, but the anime doesn't, because the original author can't identify with something that doesn't exist in his heart. At the same time, this manga is also planned to commemorate Sakuragi Hanamichi.

Generally speaking, it's impossible....

Inoue Yuhiko didn't draw the end of Slam Dunk because of the publisher Shueisha's unreasonable tampering with the animated version of "Slam Dunk" and the addition of original plots that were not in the manga.

This practice seriously affected Inoue's rigor of the work, causing Inoue to be quite dissatisfied. Shonen Jump asks Inoue to draw "Slam Dunk" endlessly, so as to squeeze out the author's inspiration and the benefits brought by "Slam Dunk". Inoue Yuhiko made it clear in an interview that he couldn't do the endless painting of "Slam Dunk".

After winning the Xiangbei National Competition, he drew the Asian Competition, the World Competition, the Space Competition, etc., like "Football Player". "I can't draw it, and I can't draw it at all," Inoue said. In fact, before the national competition, Inoue Yuhiko did lay a lot of foreshadowing for Xiangbei's road to winning the championship, such as Mori Shigekuan of Mingpeng Industry, Tsuchiya Jun of Daiei School Park, and so on.

Introduction to "Slam Dunk".

Slam Dunk is a juvenile comic by Japanese cartoonist Yuhiko Inoue with the theme of high school basketball, which was published in 17 countries and regions in 1990 No. 42 and 1996 No. 27 in "Weekly Silver Boy Jump" in 1990. Together with "Soccer Player" and "Baseball Hero", it is known as the three pinnacle works of Japanese sports comics.

In 1995, "Slam Dunk" won the 40th Shogakukan Manga Award in Japan; In 2006, the 10th anniversary project of the ** Art Festival of the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs "100 Best of Japan's Best Arts", "Slam Dunk" won the first place in the comic category; In 2009, he was selected as one of the "600 Most Influential Books in China in the 60 Years of New China" jointly selected by China Book Business Daily and China Publishing Research Institute. The sales of the first edition of the single book set a sales record for the year in one fell swoop.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Slam Dunk.

Because Yuhiko Inoue, the comic book author of "Slam Dunk" back then, and the animation production company "Toei" disagreed on the ending and did not reach a consensus.

At first, the slam dunk was on the comic weekly**,And the weekly at that time was actually not very popular.,Once a week,**On the way, it was adapted into an animation.。 Back then, it was a strong work that was unrivaled in the limelight on Jump, but the original author Inoue Yuhiko had a great dissatisfaction with Jump in the ** process.