In Basketball Zero, one of the coolest ways to score goals with your friends is to perform a Chemical Reaction. These are unique combo moves that can be triggered between specific styles when you meet certain requirements. Here is a list of all the Chemical Reactions in Basketball Zero and the requirements to perform them.
What are the various Chemical Reactions in Basketball Zero?
Before learning how to perform chemical reactions in Basketball Zero, please try to get the style required for each combo for you and your partner. Otherwise, you have to rely on a random player to perform the Chemical Reactions, which is entirely unreliable.
In the current version of the game, there are only two Chemical Reactions in Basketball Zero, and I have mentioned how to perform them below.
Star X Phantom
To perform the Star X Phantom Chemical reaction, a Phantom user must use their Bullet Pass ability and pass the ball to the Star Style player, who must be running towards the hop even before the pass to activate the Chemical Reaction cutscene, where the Star Style user will execute an incredible dunk over the players standing below them. Remember, this can only be performed if the Phantom user is outside the 3-point line while the Star user is inside the inner circle.
Sniper X All
To perform the Sniper x All Chemical Reaction, you must first awaken your Sniper Style during a round. After Awakening, go outside the three-point circle and ask one of your friends or teammates to pass the ball to you while you are jumping in the air. Remember, the Sniper Style Chemical Reaction is compatible with all the Styles in the game. So, the player who passes the ball to the Sniper can be of any Style on the pitch.
What is a Chemical Reaction in Basketball Zero?
As mentioned earlier, Chemical Reactions are special moves in Basketball Zero that can be triggered by specific styles when they meet a particular requirement. Usually, the Chemical Reaction results in an automatic hop throw, along with a nifty little cutscene. This is highly stylish and makes both you & your teammate look so cool on the court.
Will there be more Chemical Reactions in Basketball Zero?
Yes, the developers have promised to add more Chemical Reactions between Mythic and other lower-tier Styles. This is taking time because the game is based on the Kuroko Basketball anime, and there is no concept of Chemical Reaction in it, similar to something like Blue Lock Rivals. So, it's up to the developers to allocate chemical reactions to styles based on matching in-game mechanics or in-anime relationships!
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