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: While sidelined, he watched from the bleachers as Akagi, who was less skilled at the time, began to improve and receive the attention Mitsui craved. The combination of physical pain and the feeling of being replaced eventually led him to quit basketball and fall in with a delinquent crowd. Current Events

In of Slam Dunk , titled " Hisashi Mitsui: A 15-Year-Old's Confusion " (or "The Basketball Crisis" in some dub versions), the story shifts focus to provide critical backstory for the character Hisashi Mitsui . The Flashback: From MVP to Despair Slam Dunk (Dub) Episode 26

: Because of his profound respect for Coach Anzai, Mitsui chose to attend Shohoku High School to play for him, turning down offers from prestigious basketball powerhouses. The Turning Point : While sidelined, he watched from the bleachers

The episode primarily features a lengthy flashback sequence that reveals Mitsui's history before he became a delinquent. The Flashback: From MVP to Despair : Because

: During his middle school years at Takeishi Junior High, Mitsui was a star basketball player. During a high-stakes championship game where his team trailed by one point with only nine seconds left, he nearly gave up.

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