[izzati95]

I too feel the manga didn't end but I'll always be waiting for SD2

[simpLeminded25]

Originally Posted by vill

It's been...like...uhm...17 years? i guess... yet a lot of people everytime they find out about slamdunk, i'm sure they got really into it...i was still hoping that there would be a continuation to that series...i'll wait my entire life for it...althoughi hope it won't be long....
does anyone know if there are any news or rumours perhaps of SD2?

maybe there won't be sd2 anymore,, but i hope there is...

[leonitogoto]

though i would not mind a sequel, but i do think SD is past its prime. those shorts would just look ridiculous now.

and i think it's a great ploy by the mangaka to leave the series as it is. it leaves much to the imagination. we'll never know what happened next; but we sure can speculate. (just my 2 cents...)

for me Slam Dunk is a quintessential masterpiece-it captured the whole heart of the sport. not even the americans were able to nail it down like inoue did.

ike ike shohoku!

[bluecat177]

i wish there will be a slam dunk 2
is so much fun reading it
i still think about it now

[ShyV no Kawaiii]

yes i want more slam dunk!!!!!!!!!!!1 oh my gaaawad i was so sad when it ended!! it was so unexpected. i was like haaaa?? the end?? but....
well, actually, i never read the manga, i watched the anime... and that in cantonese^^ and i looove the chibi style they are sooo sweet!!

[pinkfab]

oh kami please!!! we need more!!!! *rukawa-kun*

[Avelice]

I hope there is a Slamdunk 2. These kinds of manga's get me pumped up. I even watched the anime so cool. I think we should make a Slam Dunk club... just a thought lol if anyone wants to start one plz message me hehe

[ironbomb]

Originally Posted by leonitogoto

though i would not mind a sequel, but i do think SD is past its prime. those shorts would just look ridiculous now.

and i think it's a great ploy by the mangaka to leave the series as it is. it leaves much to the imagination. we'll never know what happened next; but we sure can speculate. (just my 2 cents...)

for me Slam Dunk is a quintessential masterpiece-it captured the whole heart of the sport. not even the americans were able to nail it down like inoue did.

ike ike shohoku!

lol...I don't think the shorts is a big factor as long as you remember the time the manga is taken place.
I definitely agree that Inoue did a much better job illustrating and introducing the sport to the audience than alot of American advertising(etc...) but the series might backfire if a few can't stand how slow the pace of the game. Real life, the game is pretty fast pace and game ends before you know it...

[xx_chibi]

The series is too old to pick up where it leaves off. But for die hard fans, there is a live action Mandarin film that was inspired by this manga called Kung Fu Dunk.



Click here to see the download

[Mitsouko]

I doubt there will be a sequel to SD but I do really wish for a continuation of the anime series. It cut off before they went into the actual competition.

I loved Slam Dunk, its such a classic. A follow up on Sakuragi and co from where it ended or even a little before for more in depth story since it did rush at the end. As long as it is those five though bc with three of the members gone it would feel empty. The dynamic between them as it is is good, I would not be interested in a sequel after they graduated. I guess it would make a short sequel since there isn't much time til Gori, Mit-chi and Ryo-chi graduate?

oh yeah and maybe show a different side of Rukawa if they show them in the future? I felt he was too arrogant so I didn't like him much. Didn't connect well w him.