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TV anime Slam Dunk aired Oct 16, Toei Animation made the 101-episode series, directed by Nobutaka Nishizawa, for TV Asahi from 16 October 1993 to Mar 23, 1996 (101 episodes), Saturdays at 19:30 JST, Fall 1993 season, produced 23 March 1996; ANN gives 22 minutes per episode It adapts Takehiko Inoue's Weekly Shonen Jump manga (1990 to 1996, 31 volumes) but follows the story without the National Tournament games, which are left out Takanobu Masuda scored episodes 1 to 61 and BMF the remainder; the opening was BAAD's 'Kimi ga Suki da to Sakebitai' for episodes 1 to 61 and ZYYG's 'Zettai ni Daremo' after that, with endings by Maki Ohguro, WANDS, Manish and Zard Four Toei Animation from films followed in 1994 and 1995 while the show was still airing, with new material set between series episodes, such as a shounen manga; licensed by Geneon Entertainment USA Hanamichi Sakuragi, rejected 50 times practice game against Takezono High before episode 20 Home video: seventeen Toei Video DVDs came out between December 2004 and May 2005, and five Blu-ray sets between July 2014 and March 2015 for the 20th anniversary; a short Geneon release in middle school, enrolls at Shohoku High North America in 2005 stopped after four volumes Streaming: Crunchyroll carried it in 2008, and pretends to like basketball to impress Haruko Akagi; when she tells ANN's entry lists a 2024 Netflix release in North America, Latin America and Brazil The manga's reach explains the captain of his physical capabilities he is drawn into anime's profile: about 185 million copies in circulation, a 1994 Shogakukan Manga Award, and credit for popularising basketball among Japanese youth in the sport Scored 8.56 on 1990s; Inoue's film The First Slam Dunk opened in December 2022 MyAnimeList (ranked #138, popularity #839)scores the series 8.56, ranked #138