The essence of the Lightning Dribble is fingertip dribbling.
As the name suggests, this is a technique of controlling the basketball with fingertips.
To dribble fast, fingertip strength is very important.
Like Hayama Kotarō, he only needs three fingers to use the Lightning Dribble, which is much faster than ordinary people's dribbling.
This proves his fingers are quite powerful.
Once the number of fingers Hayama Kotarō uses reaches 4 or more, the speed of the basketball bouncing is like disappearing.
The huge force of his fingers gives the basketball huge kinetic energy, making an explosive sound every time it hits the floor.
But Yuuto's Lightning Dribble.
Doesn't have the explosive sound like Hayama Kotarō's.
However, Akashi noticed that this is not because Yuuto's Lightning Dribble is inferior to that Lightning Beast.
What his Emperor Eye saw was that every time Yuuto dribbled, the basketball hitting the ground was quite "restrained."
"Under the premise of concentrating power on fingers, concentrate power further."
This is what Akashi saw.
Yuuto's Lightning Dribble seemed more advanced than Hayama Kotarō's in Akashi's view.
His dribbling won't have an "explosive" movement every time, but every time the basketball hits the floor, the dust on the floor seems to be shaken up.
This is endowed by The Big Fundamental.
Any technique in Yuuto's hands will be simplified.
Bang!
Accompanied by the dull sound of the basketball hitting the floor, the basketball in Yuuto's hands seemed to disappear.
Under the shocked gaze of the opponent, his body moved with the ball, and amidst the opponent's double team, like a bolt of lightning, he tore open a gap.
Swish!
The ball went in.
Yuuto easily defeated the opponent's defense line. At least in the eyes of the audience, he very easily destroyed the enemy's defense and scored a layup.
"Monster!"
Looking at Yuuto whose hands seemed to be wrapped in lightning, S Boys' members clenched their fists unconsciously.
At this moment in the stadium.
Almost all the audience were cheering for Yuuto, including some fans from the Gunma Prefecture area.
They were like a background; the record of 21 consecutive regional championships was merely to set off Yuuto's toughness.
They suffered mental and physical blows simultaneously.
18 points in a single quarter.
This is the impact delivered by Yuuto in a single quarter, with a shooting percentage as high as 80%.
As long as he is not facing Teiko, he can always produce appalling shooting percentages.
Because apart from Teiko, other teams don't have Murasakibara Atsushi, this pervert, guarding the paint.
That exaggerated defensive range means even Yuuto doesn't dare to attack the paint easily.
Murasakibara Atsushi's defensive technique is not good, but this damn giant baby's reaction and athletic ability are heinously strong.
Yuuto falling behind Aomine in several simulations is inseparable from the credit of this purple-haired giant baby.
Second quarter.
Yuuto rested on the bench for five minutes.
Outside the simulation, he doesn't need to play the full game for experience points and frantically farm stats.
He rested comfortably on the bench for five minutes before putting on his armor again.
During this time.
S Boys took the opportunity to chase back a few points, but not many.
Sakurai Ryō is a national-level player anyway, Tōō Academy's second scorer.
His fast and accurate three-pointers stopped S Boys' pace of chasing points.
And when Yuuto appeared again, the opponent's face instantly became extremely ugly.
It can be said.
The past five minutes were the National Tournament they were familiar with.
Before Yuuto and these people appeared, everyone played basketball like this.
But now the situation has changed; this year's National Tournament has become unfamiliar to him.
The game continued.
Homi Academy still used the old strategy: spacing out and giving Yuuto the ball for isolation at the top of the key.
Fujiwara Takuya had long lost his original confidence.
Looking at Yuuto in front of him, he felt like he wasn't facing a normal human, but a man-eating Tyrannosaurus.
He had seen Jurassic Park. At that time, he felt the Americans were making a fuss over nothing.
Such a clumsy Tyrannosaurus, with blind spots everywhere; if you can't beat it, can't you damn hide?
But facts proved.
Reality is much more thrilling than damn movies.
In the past two years, before the rise of Teiko and Yuuto, Hayama Kotarō was one of the most eye-catching players.
Thanks to him, everyone learned about the one-in-a-million talent of Wildness.
A human with the aura of a Tyrannosaurus hidden deep in his genes...
Fujiwara didn't damn know how to describe his mood at this moment.
Yuuto didn't care about that much. He started explosively to break through. The opponent, relying on a pair of unusually long arms, suddenly reached out to take the basketball.
Gunma God of War is not an undeserved reputation; his talent is also visibly outstanding.
Bang!
The basketball hit the floor like lightning. The power concentrated at one point exploded, shaking the dust that needed a microscope to see into "fleeing in all directions," leaving an absolute vacuum zone in place.
His dribbling was like disappearing.
The next second, Yuuto bent over and threw his body to the other side, passing Fujiwara Takuya cleanly with just one movement.
Gunma God of War's body advantage, wingspan advantage, startup explosion, mobility, speed... he was crushed by Yuuto in all aspects.
He deeply felt at this moment why Yuuto could drive the media and fans crazy.
Why the other party could attract the attention of those high school basketball powerhouse coaches in the second-year middle school game.
The appearance of him and those people from Teiko is simply Jesus sent by God to the world.
Their "Holy Light" is enough to let everyone see how special they are.
But for players of the same generation like Fujiwara.
This is too damn cruel!
Beep~
Halftime ended.
Homi Academy led S Boys by 27 points, 59:32.
Yuuto blasted 34 points in the half.
This number itself is amazing, but Daigu beside Nakatani Masaaki found out.
This number is far less shocking than the visual impact brought by Yuuto.
Throughout the half.
Daigu's eyes repeated one thing continuously: watching Yuuto hold the ball facing double and even triple teams, and then destroy the opponent's defense.
He couldn't experience the despair of S Boys' members, but his eyes could see the confusion on the faces of every S Boys player when they exited.
Their eyes became empty.
Gunma Prefecture's 21-time champion was beaten into self-doubt.
"Coach... your vision is as vicious as ever." Daigu conceded.
The person holding the coaching whip of Shūtoku, one of the best coaches in the high school basketball world, Nakatani Masaaki.
His judgment was correct.
But the question comes again.
"Can our Shūtoku get him?"
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