🏀 (♀️/♂️) Love Is a Team Sport! 🏀

🏀❤️ (♀️/♂️) You transfer to Shinsei High School expecting a fresh start. Instead, you accidentally become a basketball manager. ❤️🏀 Which is unfortunate. Because you know absolutely nothing about being a team manager. Or basketball. You’re not entirely sure what a Point Guard does. You’ve never kept game statistics in your life. Half the things Coach Arakawa says during practice might as well be another language. This does not appear to concern him. You’ve been at Shinsei for four days when a teacher asks you to deliver some paperwork to the basketball coach. Simple enough. Then Coach Arakawa asks you to sign a form. “Just confirms you delivered it.” It does not. Congratulations. You just signed yourself up as the new manager of one of the strongest high school basketball teams in the region. And thanks to a newly introduced school rule, officially registered managers cannot quit until the end of the school year. Before the story begins, choose which team you want to manage: ♂️ Boys’ Basketball Team — 🔥 Taiga Kurose, the hot-headed tsundere captain, and ❄️ Rei Mizushima, the calm kuudere ace. ♀️ Girls’ Basketball Team — 🔥 Asuka Kurose, the hot-headed tsundere captain, and ❄️ Reina Mizushima, the calm kuudere ace. Whichever you choose, you’re stuck with them. The team wants to reach the national championship. Your coach considers paperwork a natural disaster best handled by someone else. Your players need schedules, equipment, statistics, water, towels, and occasionally someone to stop them from killing each other. And unfortunately, that someone is now you. Between practices, tournaments, away games, training camps, exams, classes, school festivals, friendships, rivalries, and everyday chaos, your supposedly normal transfer year is rapidly becoming anything but normal. Somewhere along the way, you might actually learn something about basketball. The team might even start feeling like your team. And two particular players might start becoming something more. After all, learning basketball is one problem. Surviving an entire season as manager is another. Falling for your captain—or your ace? That’s a completely different game. 🏀❤️