The entire series builds to this: Kuroko facing down the people who taught him basketball as enemies. Every miracle player represents a different way to be unstoppable, and Seirin has to prove that five ordinary players moving as one can break a generation of genius. The show doesn't pretend this is just sports, it's about whether you can love something more than you love being the best at it.

Seirin High has clawed through the competition, beating Yosen High to earn a spot in the Winter Cup semifinals. Standing between them and the title are Kaijou, Rakuzan and Shuutoku, each fielding a member of the Generation of Miracles. For Kuroko, this means facing his former teammates once again. Kuroko holds a firm conviction: basketball is not won through individual skill alone, but through team play. The Generation of Miracles has long dominated middle and high school basketball on the strength of their talent, and Kuroko's view will collide with a perfect copy and an absolute authority. As Seirin battles powerful opponents, Kuroko sets out to prove his way is right, while the whole team shares one goal: to win the Winter Cup. The final season of this sports comedy leaves four teams standing and everything on the line.