Shinichi Maki from Slam Dunk

Shinichi Maki

牧紳

Slam Dunk

Shinichi Maki (牧紳) is a supporting character in Slam Dunk (1993). Shinichi Maki stands 184 cm tall. Shinichi Maki is voiced by Hisao Egawa in Japanese.

Shinichi Maki quick facts

Full name
Shinichi Maki
Japanese name
牧紳
Also known as
Old Man
Height
184 cm
Year
3rd Year
Jersey Number
#4
Position
Point Guard/Center (if Takasago is out)
First anime
Slam Dunk (1993)
First manga
Slam Dunk (1990)

Who is Shinichi Maki?

Shinichi Maki is reputed to be the best player in the whole prefecture of Kanagawa. Captain of Kainan High, he exerts great leadership over his team, being quite a field leader whose orders are followed to the letter by his teammates. Though not as strict in personality regularly, he can be as strict as Akagi, but mostly only towards Kiyota. Sakuragi calls him, "Old Man" because he looks older than he really is; Maki responds by pointing out that Akagi looks even older. Kenji Fujima is considered his primary rival.

Maki plays mostly as a point guard, although he has the all-round skills to play in virtually any other position. Extremely muscular and strong, he likes to use his physical attributes to drive into the lane to score while drawing fouls. His scoring ability is incredibly difficult to stop and in one game four players from Shohoku were needed to completely shut him down. When teams double or triple-team him, he can then pass the ball to open teammates on the perimeter, such as Soichiro Jin, for open three-point shots. Maki uses his height and power to create mismatches against other point guards, which his team usually capitalizes on effectively.

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Who voices Shinichi Maki?

Japanese

  • Hisao Egawa

    江川央生

Italian

  • Marco Balzarotti

Other dubs

Spanish
Igor Cruz

Shinichi Maki in anime

Shinichi Maki in manga

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