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Introduction
Kazushi Hasegawa
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Name
Characteristics
Gender Male Male
Birthday August 8
Height 190cm
Weight 80kg
Hair Color Black
Eye Color Black
Professional Status
Team Shoyo2
Year 3rd year
Position Shooting Guard
Jersey Number #6
Personal Status
First Appearance
Voices
Japanese Voice Kozo Shioya
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Kazushi Hasegawa (長谷川 一志 Hasegawa Kazushi)

Hasegawa has a personal history with Hisashi Mitsui. In junior high school, he faced Mitsui's confidence as well as his own inability to beat him in a match. Later on in high school, he encountered Mitsui again after the latter had become a delinquent and was shocked to see how much he had changed. They met again in the last match of the Kanagawa Interhigh Tournament, when he offered to mark Mitsui personally in a box-and-one.

There, Hasegawa brought his memories back and marked Mitsui relentlessly, but to no avail, as Mitsui had already managed to turn the tide of the match for Shohoku. His words ("don't underestimate high school basketball") made Mitsui think about how much he could not let his efforts be in vain. Before the match, Hasegawa stated that he would hold Mitsui to no more than 5 points. Having accidentally overheard this, the reawakened Mitsui went on to score 20 points, including five consecutive 3 pointers in the second half, to erase Shoyo's 12 point lead over Shohoku.

Abilities[]

He has done a great job defending and tiring down Mitsui, which shows his incredible defense.

In the mobile game, due to his volleyball background, he is one of the best blockers for close, mid range and 3 point shots, but his blocks are not as effective against dunks and layups. Offensively, he utilizes stepback shots and quick releases to avoid getting blocked himself.

Physical Ability
 
8/10
Technique
 
7/10
Stamina
 
8/10
Mental Strength
 
8/10
Special Ability
 
7/10

Etymology[]

  • The name Kazushi means "one" (一) (kazu) and "will, purpose" (志) (shi).
  • Kazushi's surname Hasegawa means "long, chief, boss" (長) (ha), "valley" (谷) (se) and "river, stream" (川) (kawa/gawa).
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