There are many overrated players in "Slam Dunk", who is the biggest parallel importer among them?

"Slam Dunk" is the most famous national-level sports animation among those born in the 1980s. Even now, it still has a lot of popularity. It is almost universally known among young people. Xiao, when it was broadcast, even triggered a basketball craze, making basketball popular among teenagers. As a hot-blooded youth comic, the basketball level of players has always been a hot topic of discussion among comic fans. So the question is, among the many overrated players, which one is the most unworthy of the name?

There are a thousand Hamlets for every thousand readers. Many people have different opinions on parallel imports of basketball. Some say Takenori Akagi, this guy has no other offensive methods except scoring from close range. Sakuragi eventually developed a mid-range shot. Some people say that Yasuda’s nickname of Scud is too exaggerated. To some extent, is it because his legs are hairy? Let’s also talk about Kanagawa’s Kazuma Takasago. After all, his height of 1.91cm and ordinary athletic ability are really inconspicuous, and he has no special features on the offensive end and cannot cause pressure on the defensive end. Is it really appropriate to be named one of the four centers along with Akagi and others? Also talking about Fukatsu, after all, he played so well, but in the end he only scored 5 points in the game (this is actually said by a primary school student who only knows how to score, you must know that basketball is not just about scoring). In order to explore the real thoughts of the majority of manga fans, I conducted some surveys and found that after all, the person who has the highest reputation for parallel imports is Shoyo Fujima. This guy is the character whose reputation and performance are least consistent.

Fujima's full name is Fujima Kenji. He is a player as famous as Maki Shinichi. He is known to everyone in Kanagawa Prefecture and is known as the number one point guard, but his actual performance is quite different. The first is its arrogant attitude and short-sightedness. You know, there are people outside the world, and there is a sky outside the world. Fujima, who has always only thought that Kanagawa Prefecture belongs to Xiangyang and Hainan, made an attitude mistake. And what about the equally famous Mu Kunyi? He is humble, polite, and cautious. He is always observing and does not underestimate any opponent. This is the first place where Fujima is compared.

In actual performance, Fujima does not have the responsibilities of a superstar. When Xiangyang encountered a good opportunity to counterattack and needed a superstar to take over the game, Kenji Fujima, as the ace of the entire team, was invisible. No points were scored, and a good opportunity was missed in the end, which led to Shohoku taking away the fruits of victory (of course, part of the reason was due to Sakuragi and Mitsui cheating). Kenji Fujima does not have the courage to stand up at critical moments. Although he and Maki Kunichi have worked side by side in Kanagawa Prefecture for two years, it is a pity that they are far inferior in terms of attitude towards the game and personal ability.

To a certain extent, Fujima's performance can be said to have fulfilled Mitsui's words: physical talent always takes precedence over golf intelligence. No matter how high your Fujima basketball quotient is, you will eventually lose to a layman with extremely high physical fitness who has only played basketball for two months. This is the reality. The ideal is very plump, the reality is very skinny, Fujima is just a joke, a parallel-imported handsome boy who has not made any achievements in "Slam Dunk" and has nothing but good looks.