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| ● SLAM DUNK Shōhoku vs Ayanami Battle Episode 14 "Super High School Class! Ryōnan's Attacks" featuring Rukawa Kaede, Sendō Akira, Ikegami Ryōji cel art (with motion) The second image is a screen capture from the actual anime broadcast. Please judge the condition of the item based on the images provided. Some adhesive residue is present on one part of the cel art. | ||
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SLAM DUNK Shōhoku vs Ayanami Battle Episode 14 "Super High School Class! Ryōnan's Attacks" Rukawa Kaede, Sendō Akira, Ikegami Ryōji Cel Art with Motion
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250,000 Yen ($1633.99)
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2026-04-12 23:35:48 JST
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Collector Commentary
This vintage cel art from Episode 14 of *Slam Dunk*, featuring key characters Rukawa Kaede, Sendō Akira, and Ikegami Ryōji, is a significant piece for collectors due to its connection to one of the most beloved sports anime of the 1990s, which has maintained lasting popularity. As part of a limited edition release, its rarity is heightened by the typically high demand for merchandising linked to main characters like Rukawa, whose legacy endures within basketball and anime culture. While the adhesive residue noted may affect its condition rating, such imperfections are common in vintage cels, adding context to the item’s authenticity and history. Produced during the peak of the anime's cultural impact, this art piece exemplifies the craftsmanship of the Japanese animation industry, making it a noteworthy collectible for enthusiasts.