Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break!

Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break!

Also known as Ro-Kyu-Bu! · ロウきゅーぶ! · Rou-Kyuu-Bu! · Rou-Kyu–Bu! · Ro-Kyu-Bu: Fast Break

Year:
2011
Status:
Completed
Episodes:
12
Format:
TV series
Season:
Summer 2011
Studio:
project No.9
Source:
Light novel
Episode length:
24 min
Genres:
Comedy, Ecchi, Sports
AniList score:
6.4/10

Synopsis

Talk about games being called unexpectedly! Hasegawa Subaru joined the basketball club at Nanashiba High, only to have his hopes dashed when the teams' play is suspended after the captain is suspected of having inappropriate feelings for the coach's underage daughter. Blindsided and blocked by bad luck, Subaru expectedly finds an opening for his talent with the hoops when his aunt asks him to take on the task of coaching a young girls' basketball club - a Ro-Kyu-Bu!. But can a superstar wannabe find true satisfaction while playing sixth man to a team of five girls? (Source: Sentai Filmworks)

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Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break!: quick answers

How many episodes does Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break! have?

Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break! has 12 episodes, each about 24 minutes long.

Is Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break! finished?

Yes. Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break! has finished airing.

Who made Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break!?

Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break! was animated by project No.9, adapted from the light novel.

Is there a sequel to Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break!?

Yes: Ro-Kyu-Bu!: Tomoka no Ichigo Sundae (2013).

Ro-Kyu-Bu ~ Fast Break! seasons and related anime

Sequel:
Ro-Kyu-Bu!: Tomoka no Ichigo Sundae (2013)

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