In the thrilling world of Kuroko's Basket: Showdown, mastering the art of Zones is crucial to dominating the court. Not all Zones are created equal, and their effectiveness can vary greatly depending on your position. To help you navigate this complex system, we've crafted a comprehensive Kuroko's Basket: Showdown Zones tier list. This guide will assist you in selecting the perfect Zone to elevate your gameplay to the next level.
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Our tier list ranks Zones based on their overall power in Kuroko's Basket: Showdown. Generally, rarer Zones tend to be stronger, though there are exceptions. For instance, the Shooter Zone is exceptionally beneficial for spot-up Shooting Guards (SGs). Below is a curated list of the best Zones tailored for each position on the court:
Each Zone in Kuroko's Basket: Showdown provides a temporary buff that lasts until your Zone bar is completely drained. Here's a detailed list of all Zones, including their bonuses and the positions they best suit:
| Zone | Bonuses | Description | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
 | • Overall increased movement speed • Increased maximum stamina • No speed reduction while shooting a ball | • Best Zone for PGs and SGs • Excellent Zone for SFs | S |
 | • Increased jump height and dunk distance • No speed reduction when walking and dribbling a ball | • Best Zone for PFs and Cs • Excellent Zone for SFs | S |
 | • Your shots go further, higher, and with improved accuracy | • Very strong Zone for SGs and SFs | S |
 | • Increased jump height • Longer stun duration when you successfully steal a ball | • Excellent for Cs and PFs | A |
 | • Lower crossover cooldown • Faster shot release | • Good Zone for PGs and SGs | A |
 | • Your passes are stronger, and they go further | • Excellent for PGs | B |
 | • Increased speed at which you get up after falling • Lower steal cooldown | • Very strong defensive Zone | B |
 | • Increased movement speed | • Decent Zone for SGs, PGs, and SFs | C |
Zone menu
Rerolling your Zone in KB: Showdown is straightforward. Navigate to the Zone menu and opt for either regular or lucky spins. Regular spins cost $2,000, whereas lucky spins ensure you receive an Epic or rarer Zone. However, lucky spins can only be obtained through codes or by purchasing them with Robux. Additionally, you can buy Zone storage to switch between multiple Zones seamlessly.
This concludes our Kuroko's Basket: Showdown Zones tier list. For insights on pairing your favorite Zone with the optimal Style, be sure to explore our Kuroko's Basket: Showdown Style tier list.
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