Is there a sequel to the National Contest for Slam Dunk?

No, only fanworks.

It seems that only the national tournament is over, Rukawa goes to the United States, and Sakuragi continues to play basketball, and it is over.

Manga: It's not a sequel, it's the end of the national competition. A total of three games were played, the second game against the long-time national champion Sanno Gonggao, won very hard, Sakuragi suffered a waist injury, and all the main players were physically exhausted to narrowly win, resulting in the third fiasco (this one is not specifically described but brushed aside).

Sakuragi rehabilitates in the hospital, Haruko becomes team manager, and Rukawa joins the All Japan Junior Team for training (not to the United States!! It can be said that what Inoue did against the will of the ministry was a wonderful ending full of hope. The author later had a few grids on the blackboard.,Draw the crowd after the competition.,But there shouldn't be a sequel.,All the sequels in the current legend.,It's all the same people.。

Animation: It should be used up in advance of the high tricks trained by Sakuragi, so the cartoon made up a part of the Xiangyang Ling Nanhai master to accompany them to do a training match, and ended up in a hopeful way to participate in the competition, although it is also very attentive, but after all, it feels less real than the fairy tale in the original book (winning the national championship in one breath is definitely a fairy tale).

It is recommended to look at both versions, and look at it from beginning to end, and feel it completely.

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Xiangbei successfully advanced to the national competition, but there, Xiangbei met the "Sanno Industry", which has always been a team with strong comprehensive strength, with such a role as Arisawa Eiji, whose personal ability is extremely outstanding, the personal quality of the players is almost beyond Xiangbei, but with the best efforts of Sakuragi, Akagi and Rukawa Kaede and others, Xiangbei overtook the score at the last moment and won this wonderful game. However, if you want to talk about the ending of the national competition, Xiangbei did not win in the end.

In the last chapter of the comic version of "Slam Dunk", when Xiangbei played against Sanno Industry, he met the basketball player known as "Japan's chief" Eiji Zebei, who once led his team to win the championship, his scoring ability is strong, and his quality is excellent, just on personal ability is indeed one of the best settings in the slam dunk master, but he still lost to Xiangbei's super cooperation, after all, basketball is not a one-person game, and the interaction and cooperation of all members is the key to winning the game.

In the game against the King of the Mountain, to be honest, Zebei's ball skills have an advantage, and if Rukawa Kaede is allowed to fight Zebei alone, he may not be able to watch it, but Sakuragi Hanamichi passed the ball to his rival Rukawa Kaede, under the perfect cooperation.

Sanno Industry can only lose, after all, basketball is not purely a competition based on individual skills, Sakuragi's basketball talent, and with a genius like Rukawa Kaede, he exerted his amazing strength, which allowed Xiangbei to enter the next journey, and the best cooperation of this sworn rival must have moved many SD fans.

The Slam Dunk anime only has 101 episodes and some drama seepage versions. There was no national contest to be made.

Slam Dunk is a juvenile comic with the theme of high school basketball by Japanese cartoonist Inoue Yuran and Ju Hiko, which was published in 17 countries and regions from No. 42 of 1990 to No. 27 of 1996 in "Weekly Shonen Jump". 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.

Background:

Slam Dunk began in the 42nd issue of Weekly Shonen Jump in 1990**, when basketball was as unpopular in Japan as it is now, but as the story of Slam Dunk deepened, basketball became one of the most popular sports at the time. But with the animation in 1993, the public awareness of "Slam Dunk" reached its highest point.

In 1995, due to the excellent performance of works such as Inoue's "Slam Dunk" and Akira Toriyama's "Dragon Ball", "Weekly Shonen Jump" ushered in a single issue of 6.53 million sales in 34 issues.