| 1.Akashi 2.Aomine 3.Kise 4.Midorima 5.Atsushi Since this is a question of pure skill its hard not to put Aomine at the top but i seriously can't see Akashi losing; i mean his pride makes Aomine (before he lost to Kuroko) look humble. Also while pride alone doesn't make skill; his eyes and the fact that he hasn't shown everything (he may even be able to go Zone) make him on top of Aomine for now imo; especially if we are talking in a team game because then Akashi may very well not even allow Aomine to get the ball or at the very least limit his chances. As for the rest well Kise is third because he is almost on par with Aomine; as shown in that match and he has only gotten better. Not to mention he can copy the skills of the two below him. Between Midorima and Atsushi its pretty even but i take Midorima's offensive over Atsushi's defense especially since Midorima's range may give him problems; not to mention I'm pretty sure Midorima is faster also. |
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| 1.Kise 2.Akashi 3.Aomine 4.Midorima 5.Murasakibara BECAUSE KISE HAVE UNLIMITED POTENTIAL!! XD |
| 1.Akashi 2.Aomine 3.Kise 4.Midorima 5.Atsushi Though Kise can place anywhere if he perfects his ability. |
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agathor said: Aomine is the best and will always be the best. You shouldn't say that as if there are absolutes in this type of manga; also Aomine has shown everything he has; Akashi hasn't. You can't say always with something you haven't even seen yet. |
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InfiniteDestiny said: agathor said: Aomine is the best and will always be the best. You shouldn't say that as if there are absolutes in this type of manga; also Aomine has shown everything he has; Akashi hasn't. You can't say always with something you haven't even seen yet. Anyway Akashi will likely lose to Kuroko, it's predictable since it's a typical shounen manga. Kuroko's team gonna beat Kise's team and end up in the final agaisn Akashi's team -->Then they will win the winter cup. Unless the author wants to do the same thing happened against Aomine ( kuroko lost, they end up with more training, then come back and win later ---> it's pretty lame and won't suit with the current situation). One more thing, Akashi can predict enemy's movements, but as you can see, Aomine plays free style, his style does not belong to any text-book so I doubt Akashi will be able to beat him 1 on 1. But he's a good leader, meanwhile Aomine's team depends sorely on him or individual, and Kuroko has proven that Aomine alone can't win without teamwork. So: 1 on 1 - Aomine wins. Team vs team - Akashi wins. Since it's a 1 on 1 situation, my guest will be: 1.Aomine 2.Akashi 3.Kise 4.Atsushi 5.Midorima explain: 1,2 I've already explained. Kise can copy most of the moves, with Atsushi impenetrable defend and long range shot from Midori, he's better than them, but the biggest problem for him is that he cannot enter "the zone". Atsushi did enter it once, so he can possibly hold himself against Kise and outclass him if he used it again. But unlimited potential is what makes Kise better than 4+5. And if he can learn how to enter the zone, then he's pretty much on pair with Aomine. Midori stands no chance against all 4: Atsushi has fast reflect, his insane height(he doesn't even need to jump to reach the ball in some situation) and "the zone", Midori will have no time to prepare for the long range shoot. |
Takana_no_HanaOct 5, 2012 1:09 PM
Takana_no_Hana said: Anyway Akashi will likely lose to Kuroko, it's predictable since it's a typical shounen manga That is indeed the likely result; but its still BS. Kuroko skill revolves around altering perception with misdirection while Akashi skill is perception itself. There is no freaken way that Akashi's eyes shouldn't be able to see Kuroko, like absolutely none. Takana_no_Hana said: One more thing, Akashi can predict enemy's movements, but as you can see, Aomine plays free style, his style does not belong to any text-book so I doubt Akashi will be able to beat him 1 on 1. I doubt style has anything to do with it; because when you see something it doesn't matter what shape it takes form; not to mention its been shown Akashi is a genius outside of Basketball; him figuring out patterns or "habits" in a free style doesn't seem to unlikely. The only real reasoning i even find Akashi losing to Aomine as debatable is because Aomine may just be able to blow past him with raw speed; but at the same time we don't know if Akashi can enter Zone or better yet if his eyes is his only skill. Even besides all of that simply from what we have seen Akashi can break Aomine's ankles; so its not like he can't score on him. My argument has a lot of basis on potential rather than what shown but in fairness thats the way all of GoM are; they show they are strong then they simply show they are stronger as the games progress. Akashi destroying Midorima was simply a warm up to the eventual Kuroko vs Akashi final. |
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InfiniteDestiny said: I doubt style has anything to do with it; because when you see something it doesn't matter what shape it takes form; not to mention its been shown Akashi is a genius outside of Basketball; him figuring out patterns or "habits" in a free style doesn't seem to unlikely. The only real reasoning i even find Akashi losing to Aomine as debatable is because Aomine may just be able to blow past him with raw speed; but at the same time we don't know if Akashi can enter Zone or better yet if his eyes is his only skill. Even besides all of that simply from what we have seen Akashi can break Aomine's ankles; so its not like he can't score on him. My argument has a lot of basis on potential rather than what shown but in fairness thats the way all of GoM are; they show they are strong then they simply show they are stronger as the games progress. Akashi destroying Midorima was simply a warm up to the eventual Kuroko vs Akashi final. He's a genius but he cannot guess someone who doesn't follow the text-book. It's unpredictable. His eyes allow him to predict, not foreseen. This is where it comes down to the style. Midori's style, like shooting style, has a long preparation time( and it's a text-book shooting movement, when he holds the ball with 2 hands, jump up then shoot), or any of his movements, and the way his teammates passed him the ball. All were predictable. Meanwhile, Aomine can just pull out one of the shot randomly and it still goes to the basket, if you see the anime(didn't remember this scene in the manga though), he was able to throw the ball into the basket with only 1 hand when Kise pissed him off. He doesn't even need to prepare. My arguments based on what it has already shown. The only thing we don't know is that how strong is Akashi, nor his skills(except the eyes) because he hasn't shown us all he got. But just simply because of that, doesn't mean he's the strongest. He received lots of respect because he's the leader of GoM. He has the eyes which allow him to find talented people. And, Aomine is called "the ace of GoM", his name does not for show. Because he scored most of the point in GoM. Akashi is like the king, and Aomine is like his best general. |
Takana_no_HanaOct 5, 2012 3:10 PM
| 1. Aomine 2. Akashi 3. Murasakibara 4. Kise 5. Midorima 6. Kuroko (though he's completely something else basketball-wise) Mirdorima is the most interesting, but he's a one trick pony, so he get's last for me (aside from Kuroko). Kise comes 4th because despite being able to copy any of the Generation of Miracles, it's for a short period of time and he would pay for it by not being able to move. Murasakibara for his height and raw power, plus he can enter the Zone. As for Akashi and Aomine, sure Akashi can predict Aomine, but can he move quick enough? Also, I have a feeling that Akashi will be unable to enter the Zone for some reason. |
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| 1. Aomine 2. Midorima 3. Kise 4. Murasakibara 5. Akashi Skill-wise ...leadership is a different story !!!! anyway how should i invite ppl to Takao's fan club...its the first fanclub i made ...i m clueless !!! |
h33r said: 1. Aomine 2. Midorima 3. Kise 4. Murasakibara 5. Akashi Skill-wise ...leadership is a different story !!!! Sorry dude...but you make zero sense, especially when Akashi just crushed the guy you listed # 2 and this was skill wise. |
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| K k Kise with the emperor eyes in the latest chapter (185) .... Then I guess he leagues on top ... not sure if he can enter the zone or not ... hes gonna be number one and above both akashi/aomine for sure. Damn unlimited talents are scary ... |
Takana_no_Hana said: K k Kise with the emperor eyes in the latest chapter (185) .... Then I guess he leagues on top ... not sure if he can enter the zone or not ... hes gonna be number one and above both akashi/aomine for sure. Damn unlimited talents are scary ... Its gonna have a limit, no way he can keep that up (not to mention he has injury history) and also like i have said many times, until proven wrong Akashi has the most to show and thus is favorable for #1, you can't deny nor prove what hasn't been seen, its untouched grounds, in other words until it happens it still is up for debate. |
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| Akashi is at the top(he obviously has more to show) and 2nd is Kise right now(unless his perfect copy has a huge prize in return or a flaw or something plus it seems it is not 100% equal to the original)but i doubt the others are just gonna sit on their asses so...plus their effectiveness depends on their opponent as well |
amirhossOct 16, 2012 1:21 AM
| For me, it's: 1. Akashi 2. Aomine 3. Murasakibara 4. Kise. 5. Midorima Buuut, I agree with the statement below. Barion-Zara said: Though Kise can place anywhere if he perfects his ability. |
Takana_no_Hana said: So: 1 on 1 - Aomine wins. Team vs team - Akashi wins. Since it's a 1 on 1 situation, my guest will be: 1.Aomine 2.Akashi 3.Kise 4.Atsushi 5.Midorima |
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| Aomine is clearly the best basketball player. Someone said he's shown us all he can do, yeah... he also has NOT been practicing and even one else has been going hard and still barely managed to close the gap. Imagine if he kept training? And now that he's going to start back, forget about it. You realize one of his listed "abilities" is Skill? Skill. The ability to do something well and efficiently. That means he's just REALLY good at the game. Plus there's his "Unusual" Speed that is unmatched and the ability to score at will from any position. Zone. At will. He's the best. He may not be a team players, but 1 v 1 there is no stopping the ACE. Murasakibara is by far one of the most underrated players in this manga I feel. He's a defensive genius, with an monstrous, efficient way of scoring. Bulldoze through everyone and dunk on them. He' s also go amazing reflex speed, dribbling skills despite his height. He's a force to be reckoned with. Akashi because of his stupid broken ability and his amazing leadership skills. He's an amazing strategist and in a team game of basketball he will lead his team to victory. But he's insane lol. Crybaby Kise. Base Kise isn't TOO TOO impressive, he's good though, but Perfect Copy Kise puts him in a whole new tier. It's virtually unstoppable. Haizaki. He's like Kise but more dangerous. Sure he doesn't have a Perfect Steal, but your team gets worse the more the game goes on because he steals moves. Everyone loses their moves, making it hard to play. Base Haizaki also proved to be better than Base Kise, I don't get why no one respects this guy, he doesn't' even pratice either. Kagami, Kuroko then Midorima. Done. |
| I'm getting the feeling Kuro gonna be number 1 |
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| Fucking Akashi with his broken Emperor's Eye. Seriously. I get that practically nothing in this series actually happens on a regular basis in real games, but come on. How are you meant to counter someone who is virtually psychic? It doesn't matter how skilled you are personally, if someone can anticipate your every move and has the advantage of always being one step ahead of you, there is literally nothing you can do. Having said that, I think that if it came right down to it, Aomine would still find a way to beat Akashi 1-on-1. He is more skilful, has a better feel for the game, has a better build for basketball, and is quite unpredictable to boot. I think that if he really dug deep, he would still come out on top. Not to mention the fact that he's started up training again, which means there's no telling how much better he will become. However, if Kise can find a way to extend the duration of his Perfect Copy, or perhaps enter the Zone on top of having Perfect Copy, I firmly believe he would surpass them all. So individually, based on their current skill levels: 1. Aomine 2. Akashi 3. Kise 4. Murasakibara 5. Midorima But in team play, Akashi is the MVP of the Generation of Miracles. Hands down. Not only does he hold his team together, motivates them and maps out their play with his strategies, he also knows how to exude an aura that intimidates the opponent and throws them off their game. It's because basketball is first and foremost a team sport that Akashi is so incredibly dangerous. |
ImanzaJun 4, 2013 4:18 AM
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| 1. Akashi 2. Aomine 3. Kise 4. Midorima 5. Murasakibara EDIT:- i agree with if it was 1vs1 -> Aomine will be top1 if it was team vs team -> Akashi top1 |
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| -Akashi -Aomine/Kise -Midorima -Murasakibara Akashi is a given, although I would not be surprised if someone of the likes of Aomine were able to beat him in a one-on-one. Despite his precognitive skills, I don't believe we're well versed on Akashi's base skills and even though we haven't seen Akashi in the zone yet, Aomine's base alone is very destructive. As for Kise, I feel as if not many people give him enough credit. Considering he is able to copy all the GoM, even Akashi, who everyone sees as superior. If he can do that, it's just as was said, with him having a 'bottomless talent' in basketball. Although it is unsure if he can enter the zone or not, I believe if possible he would for sure be able to defeat Aomine and Akashi. Midorima is insanely promising in his own right, and his base skills are above average, but it would be nice to see him expand his horizons. With the likes of Aomine and Kagami, his shots can only work for so long. Murasakibara appears to have it easiest out of all them, considering he's just naturally tall. Although when in the zone his defense is frightening, even with his height included his base skills are average of any 'good' player. |
SeaWeedHeadJul 26, 2013 5:50 AM
| -Akashi , don't think someone can beat him in 1V1 at the moment ^^ -Aomine / Kise, at the moment I don't know , cause kise's skill growing up so fast that he will be unstopable soon copying all of GoM. But Aomine is a beast too so.. -Midorima -Murasakibara, but I guess he will improve a LOT soon , cause of his last matchs against seirin, really believing in his capacity and his Gate =p |
| 1. Akashi - He will never lose, its a matter of pride. (MJ) 2. Kise- Even more potential then Aomine (Lebron) 3. All around best scorer, but lacks Akashi pride and Kise bottomless pit of potential. (Kobe) 4. Murasakibara- Because he can also be a great defensive force. (Dwight Howard) 5. Midorima- Lacks athleticism, only good for shooting. (Ray Allen, sort of) |
| terms of skills? 1. Aomine 2. Kise 3. Akashi 4. Murasakibara 5. Midorima terms of fav.(sorry dont like akashi from the start) 1. Kuroko 2. Kise 3. Aomine 4. Midorima 5. Murasakibara |
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| What I feel: 1. Aomine 2. Akashi 3. Murasakibara 4. Kise 5. Midorima But I agree with this: 1. Akashi 2. Aomine 3. Kise 4. Murasakibara 5. Midorima |
| Aomine has been surpassed by Kise, I think it's pretty much obvious by now. 1. Akashi 2. Kise 3. Aomine 4. Mursakibara (Could be ranked 3, but who knows if they'll ever compete on-screen) 5. Midorima |
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| In terms of skill+power mumbo-jumbo my top 5 would have to be: 1. Aomine 2. Akashi 3. Murasakibara 4. Kise 5. Midorima However, if I were to rank them in terms of overall value to a team and without the power mumbo jumbo, it would have to be: 1. Murasakibara 2. Akashi 3. Aomine 4. Kise 5. Midorima My reasoning for having Murasakibara as my top choice is because big men are the crowned jewel of basketball. You look at the NBA and see that each championship team has always had a big man who has made a gigantic impact like Shaq, Wilt, Kareem etc. There is no doubt in my mind that if each GOM player entered the NBA draft, everyone would be eyeing Murasakibara as the best contender for the first pick just for the amount of impact he can make on a team in comparison with the rest. Besides, if Murasakibara develops an even deeper post-game, he would posses the highest shot-percentage chance you can get in the game. Akashi's intellectual prowess is more akin to a player like Chris Paul in the NBA where he uses his offensive brilliance and calm demeanor to dominate the court. Akashi's height is his biggest weakness though, and he would have to bulk up if has any chance of facing off against guards of the west since it seems he doesn't have a long wingspan either. His commanding vision is formidable though, and can easily change the outcome of the game more or less. Aomine reminds me of Lebron in his younger years, and with the offensive and defensive talent he has, he can easily lead a team toany championship. The only negative in his game is that his passing is nonexistent which is just downright terrible if he ever wants to win anything. Basketball is a team sport; you're never going to win by yourself without trust from your teammates. Kise's potential is exceptionally high, but at best, he can transform his game to be a more refined version of Aomine's skillset in conjuction with his own unique moves. He is much easier to get along with as well which can work wonders in building team chemistry within the locker room and vastly improve the overall state of a team's perception. He's got all the physical tools to be the best hybrid between Aomine and Midorima. Midorima is definitely the weakest of the entire bunch, but IF he ever manages to break away from his one-dimnesional skill of catch-and-shoot and develop higher skill moves such as fadeaways, drive-ins, and mid-range post moves, there is no doubt he will be on an even higher offensive level of Aomine along with his three-point shot that will probably make him the best offensive scorer on this list. His defense is above-average but weaker than everyone else. Just my two cents though. ^_^ |
Darkness44Jan 3, 2015 11:34 PM
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| Aomine Kise Akashi Midorima Murasakibara |
| 1.Akashi 2.Aomine 3.Murasakibara 4.Midorima 5.Kise |
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