Being known to have even blown the socks of NBA players, the players from America became known in Japan, the Jabberwock. Their exceptional talent in street ball earned the amusement of a lot of basketball fans and amateurs alike. ".........kill yourselves.........monkeys don't have the right to play basketball....." Insulting the games that they've been working hard for up until this time, the rise of the Vorpal Swords will give proof that they are not put into waste. A revenge match is about to start.

Have you ever wonder why the Generation of Miracles prefer being known by their last name rather than their first name? It's been their lasts name all have one thing in common. What was the thing in common? The colour. Every single one of them had colours in their last name. But why was the colour in their name significant? Why was it important? Their colours were important to them because it was the only thing connecting them to her. Daiko Aki.

First place winner in the KnB_WattyAwards2014 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Being a girl who loves basketball with a passion is a hard life for Masami Fujioka. Coming back to Japan from America, she's allowed to join the basketball team at Seirin High only after striking a deal with her demanding father. Her side of the bargain is a bit tricky to uphold though. Balancing school life with ballet, piano, and basketball? She knows that the sport she loves so much will eventually be the death of her. And honestly? Masami's not an ordinary girl. She easily led her team in America to victory without a hitch. Right before her brother passed away in front of her eyes, Masami made a promise to him - a promise that will change the future for everyone. But how can she when Japan is a country that frowns upon females playing basketball? "Just you wait, onii-san. I'll make our dreams come true!"