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Kuroku's Basket: Top Zones by Position Revealed

by Layla May 31,2025

A Zone in Kuroku’s Basket: Showdown plays a pivotal role in maximizing your performance on the court. While every Zone brings its own set of advantages, their effectiveness varies depending on your position. To help you navigate this, we’ve curated the following Kuroku’s Basket: Showdown Zones tier list, ranking Zones based on their overall power and utility.

Kuroku’s Basket: Showdown Zone Tier List

Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Zone tier list made via TierMaker

In this tier list, we’ve prioritized Zones based on their raw strength and versatility. Although rarer Zones tend to be more powerful, there are exceptions. For instance, the Shooter Zone is exceptionally valuable for Shooting Guards (SGs), providing unmatched shooting accuracy.

Best Zones for Each Position:

  • Point Guard (PG): Focused, Quiet, Skilled, Smart, Shooter
  • Shooting Guard (SG): Shooter, Focused, Skilled, Smart
  • Small Forward (SF): Furious, Focused, Skilled, Shooter
  • Power Forward (PF): Furious, Giant, Smart
  • Center (C): Giant, Furious

List of Kuroku’s Basket: Showdown Zones

Each Zone grants a temporary buff that lasts until your Zone bar depletes entirely. Below is a detailed breakdown of all Zones, their bonuses, and ideal positions.

ZoneBonusesDescriptionTier
Focused Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Increased movement speed
  • Increased maximum stamina
  • No speed reduction while shooting
  • Best for PGs and SGs
  • Excellent for SFs
S
Furious Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Increased jump height and dunk distance
  • No speed reduction when walking or dribbling
  • Best for PFs and Cs
  • Excellent for SFs
S
Shooter Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Improved shot range, height, and accuracy
  • Very strong for SGs and SFs
S
Giant Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Increased jump height
  • Longer stun duration when stealing
  • Excellent for Cs and PFs
A
Skilled Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Lower crossover cooldown
  • Faster shot release
  • Good for PGs and SGs
A
Quiet Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Stronger and longer passes
  • Excellent for PGs
B
Smart Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Faster recovery after falling
  • Lower steal cooldown
  • Very strong defensive Zone
B
Quick Zone from Kuroku's Basket: Showdown Roblox experience
  • Increased movement speed
  • Decent for SGs, PGs, and SFs
C

How to Reroll Your Zone in Kuroku’s Basket: Showdown

To reroll your Zone, head to the Zone menu and select either regular or lucky spins. Regular spins cost $2,000, while lucky spins guarantee an Epic or rarer Zone. Lucky spins are accessible through codes or Robux purchases. Additionally, you can buy Zone storage to toggle between multiple Zones.

That wraps up our comprehensive guide to Kuroku’s Basket: Showdown Zones. If you're curious about pairing the perfect Style with your chosen Zone, check out our Kuroku’s Basket: Showdown Style tier list.

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