Shintarō Midorima (緑間 真太郎 Midorima Shintarō) was the vice-captain and shooting guard of the Generation of Miracles who now plays for one of the Three Kings of Tokyo, Shūtoku High. Midorima has dark green hair parted to the left that doesn't reach his eyes.

Shūtoku High (秀徳高校, Shūtoku Kōkō) is one of the Three Kings of Tokyo where the Generation of Miracles' shooter, Shintarō Midorima plays. Although they are one of the Three Kings of Tokyo, Seirin managed to defeat them this year in the preliminaries, denying them …

Midorima joined the basketball team when he entered Teikō Junior High School and because of his exceptional shooting accuracy and shooting range, eventually belonged to the regulars of the team. Some time in those three years, when Akashi …

Shintarō Midorima (緑間 真太郎, Midorima Shintarō) Voiced by: Daisuke Ono (Japanese); Daman Mills [2] (English) Midorima was known as the #1 shooter of the "Generation of Miracles". He is now the shooting guard on Shūtoku High's basketball team.

Apr 1, 2019 · ⌈4⌋ Shintarō Midorima’s profile: Shintarō Midorima is the vice-captain and shooting guard of the Generation of Miracles. He now plays for Shūtoku High, one of the Three Kings of Tokyo. POSITION: SG; SPECIAL TALENT: High Projectile Three; CURRENT TEAM: Shūtoku High; CURRENT STATUS: Inactive; Age: 16; Height: 195 cm (6′ 5″) Weight ...

Oct 15, 2022 · The Generation of Miracles consists of six people: Ryōta Kise, Shintarō Midorima, Daiki Aomine, Atsushi Murasakibara, Seijūrō Akashi and the phantom sixth man Tetsuya Kuroko.

Midorima joined the basketball team when he entered Teiko Junior High School and because of his exceptional shooting accuracy and shooting range, eventually belonged to the regulars of the team. Some time in those three years, when Akashi …

Formerly a member of the basketball team of Teikou Middle School, Midorima is a member of the Generation of Miracles (Kiseki no Sedai); during his time with Teikou, his jersey number was seven, switching to six as he joined Shūtoku's.

Midorima more overtly relies on his team as he spends the first half of the game wearing out Kagami, using fakes, passes, and shooting into his hand. Midorima’s willingness to pass, didn’t actually change.

Midorima and Takao have a strange relationship. When they first met, Takao told Midorima that he saw him in Teikō, and made it his goal to beat him, but now that they're on the same team, that goal no longer exists. Instead for Takao, his new goal is …