Who are the top three substitute players among the best slam dunk players?

In the Japanese comic book "Slam Dunk", there are three closely watched substitute players. They are Kaede Rukawa, Miyagi Ryoda and Haruko Akagi.

Kaede Rukawa is the brightest star among the substitute players. He is a newcomer with excellent height and talent, and has become a key player in the team with his excellent basketball skills and strong determination. Although he started out as a substitute in the game, over time he gradually grew into the core of the team. Kaede Rukawa's speed and agility allowed him to quickly pass through opponents 'defenses and score shots. His performance has become a dark horse on the basketball court with his constant hard work and unfathomable talent.

Miyagi Ryoda is another high-profile substitute player. He has steady passing skills and excellent organizational skills, and is able to organize the team's offense and defense in an orderly manner. Miyagi Ryoda has a unique vision. He can quickly judge the weaknesses of his opponents in chaotic competition situations, thereby formulating the best offensive strategy for the team. Although there were often conflicts and frictions between him and Kaede Rukawawa, the cooperation between them was still unparalleled. Miyagi Ryoda's intelligence and leadership made him one of the core figures of the team.

Haruko Akagi is the only female substitute player. She has excellent physical fitness and tough will, so she often plays the role of a defensive key in the game. Her tactical vision is sharp and she can accurately understand the opponent's movements, thereby using her superb rebound and defensive skills to effectively block the opponent's attack. Haruko Akaki's tenacity and perseverance on the court not only infected her teammates, but also won cheers from the audience.

These three high-profile substitute players each played an important role in the game. Through their hard work and talent, they have not only achieved remarkable achievements, but also demonstrated the charm and magic of basketball to more readers.