**Height:** 198 cm
**School:** Shuutoku High 
**Number:** #4 
**Position:** Center
**Talent:** Basket-Control

Taisuke Ootsubo is Shūtoku High's center and captain.  Ootsubo is very large and muscular, so his position as a center under the goal is very secure. Usually, he takes rebounds and scores with dunks. He is able to take rebounds even when there are multiple opponents under the basket. He just pushes them away with his huge body. His rebound is even that strong that he can compete against Teppei Kiyoshi.  He is seen to apply to the team coach's premise of letting Midorima get away with three selfish acts a day, but unlike their coach he seems to intimidate Midorima into not failing otherwise he insures there will be grave consequences awaiting him. 

Teikou Junior High School's basketball team is crowned champion three years in a row thanks to five outstanding players who, with their breathtaking and unique skills, leave opponents in despair and fans in admiration. However, after graduating, these teammates, known as "The Generation of Miracles", go their separate ways and now consider each other as rivals.
 
At Seirin High School, two newly recruited freshmen prove that they are not ordinary basketball players: Taiga Kagami, a promising player returning from the US, and Tetsuya Kuroko, a seemingly ordinary student whose lack of presence allows him to move around unnoticed. Although Kuroko is neither athletic nor able to score any points, he was a member of Teikou's basketball team, where he played as the "Phantom Sixth Man," who easily passed the ball and assisted his teammates.
 
Kuroko no Basket follows the journey of Seirin's players as they attempt to become the best Japanese high school team by winning the Interhigh Championship. To reach their goal, they have to cross pathways with several powerful teams, some of which have one of the five players with godlike abilities, whom Kuroko and Taiga make a pact to defeat.
 
(Source: MAL Rewrite)

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__Non-Anime Roles:__
~!- Gumball Watterson (2nd voice - 3rd season onwards; The Amazing World of Gumball)
- Dustin Henderson (Stranger Things)
- Nicholas "Nick" Nelson (Heartstopper)
- Steven Quartz Universe (Songs; Steven Universe franchise)
- Jaeden Martell and Buddy Handleson (Most of the productions)
- Russell Collins / Firefirst (Deadpool 2)
- Neil Downe (ParaNorman)
- Edgar "E" Gore (Frankenweenie)
- Jamie Bennett (Rise of the Guardians)
- Farkle Minkus (Girl Meets World)
- Mylo (Arcane)
- Phillippe Florian Von Triesenberg (Elite)
- Gossamer (The Looney Tunes Show)
- Max Kanté / Pegasus (Miraculous: Les aventures de Ladybug et Chat Noir)
- Young Donald Duck (DuckTales 2017)
- Percy Dahmer (Clarence)
- Cooper Barton (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
!~

Bundled with the 25th volume of Kuroko no Basket manga. The anime based on the Baka Ja Katenai no yo (バカじゃ勝てないのよ) story that was featured in the manga's fifth volume.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)

With the Interhigh Championship finally over, Seirin's basketball team refocuses their efforts, training harder than ever to get the chance to participate in the Winter Cup. Both Kuroko and Kagami see old friends walk back into their lives, providing a challenge both on and off the court. 

As new skills are developed and new alliances created, enemies from various teams—giants of high school basketball such as Yousen, Shuutoku and Touou—stand in the way of Seirin's steadfast attempts to get to the top. All of these schools prove to be formidable foes whose abilities progress exponentially, while Kuroko struggles to find a balance between his resolve to play as part of a team and his desire to win. 

With old wounds reopening, new challenges to face on the court, and a new set of foes—the "Uncrowned Kings"—vowing to defeat the new hopefuls, will Seirin ever be able to achieve their dream of beating the Generation of Miracles? 

(Source: MAL Rewrite)

When incoming first-year student Taiga Kagami joins the Seirin High basketball team, he meets Tetsuya Kuroko, a mysterious boy who’s plain beyond words. But Kagami’s in for the shock of his life when he learns that the practically invisible Kuroko was once a member of “the Miracle Generation”— the undefeated legendary team—and he wants Kagami’s help taking down each of his old teammates!
 
(Source: Viz Media)
 
Note: Chapter count includes Chapter 62.5 "Tip Off."

Animated bloopers, based on the extra section of the original manga series, included with the BD/DVD series for Kuroko no Basket Second Season (both limited and normal editions).

Following their triumph against Yousen High, Seirin's basketball team has reached the semifinals of the Winter Cup along with Kaijou, Rakuzan, and Shuutoku. Each of these teams possesses a member of the Generation of Miracles, and Seirin prepares to face the largest obstacles on their path to winning the Winter Cup. 

In the final season of Kuroko no Basket, Kuroko goes head-to-head with his old teammates once more as he attempts to show them that individual skill is not the only way to play basketball. His firm belief that his form of basketball, team play, is the right way to play the sport will clash with the talents of a perfect copy and an absolute authority. 

While Kuroko tries to prove that his basketball is "right," he and the rest of Seirin High ultimately have one goal: to win the Winter Cup and overcome the strength of the Generation of Miracles, who have long dominated the scene of middle and high school basketball. 

(Source: MAL Rewrite)