Shun Izuki uses his Eagle Eye to counter Kotarō Hayama’s lightning-fast "five-finger dribble". By predicting Hayama's movements and coordinating with Kuroko and Kagami, Izuki successfully disrupts Rakuzan's offensive rhythm.
Rakuzan maintains a comfortable 20-point lead by ruthlessly utilizing Chihiro Mayuzumi as a "phantom sixth man" distraction and relying on the individual scoring power of Mibuchi, Hayama, and Nebuya.
Effectively shuts down Mayuzumi, reclaiming his "phantom" presence and boosting Seirin's morale. Kuroko no Basket 3rd Season Episode 21
Acts as a "sacrificial" defender whose instincts help the team decode Mibuchi’s shooting patterns.
Remains in the Zone to maintain a wide defensive range, acting as Seirin's primary wall against Rakuzan. Shun Izuki uses his Eagle Eye to counter
In Episode 21 of the 3rd Season (overall Episode 71), titled the Winter Cup final between Seirin and Rakuzan intensifies as Seirin's "supporting" players take center stage to combat Rakuzan’s Uncrowned Kings. Key Plot Points & Match Progress
Shinji Koganei is subbed in and faces the formidable shooter Reo Mibuchi. Although Koganei does not defeat him, his "Wild" animal instincts allow him to react to Mibuchi’s specialized shots—Heaven, Earth, and Void—providing critical data for Captain Hyuga to analyze. In Episode 21 of the 3rd Season (overall
Successfully counters Hayama's high-speed dribbling using strategic planning and Eagle Eye.