In the Latest Basketball Zero Update, the developers have reworked the Star Style completely with new abilities and added a brand new chemical reaction with the Phantom Style. So, if you are unaware of how to perform this chemical reaction or what it does, let me explain it to you in a step-by-step manner.
How to get the Star and Phantom Style in Basketball Zero
Before performing the Star X Phantom Chemical reaction, you need to get either the Star or Phantom Style in the game. To acquire Styles in Basketball Zero, press the Style option in the main menu. Now, in the Style window, use either the default or Lucky Spins to start rolling for either of the two styles. Since Phantom is only an Epic Style rarity, it is much easier to get than the Legendary Style Star. However, if you use Lucky Spins, you will quickly get both of the Styles.
Remember, even if you acquire both styles, you need a partner to perform the chemical reaction. So, ask one of your friends to get one Style while you have the other. For example, if you have the Star Style, ask your friend to have the Phantom Style. If you don't do this, you have to rely on a random player to have the other Style to get the reaction.
How to perform the Star X Phantom Chemical Reaction
To perform the Star X Phantom Chemical reaction, a Phantom user must use their Bullet Pass ability and give the ball to a Star Style user who should be dashing/running towards the basket to activate the Chemical Reaction cutscene. Remember, while doing this, the Phantom user must be outside the 3-pointer line while the Star user is inside the 3-point circle, dashing towards the hoop.
Speaking about the cutscene, it is pretty awesome. You will see your Phantom player passing the ball while the Star player receives the ball directly over the hoop to perform an incredible dunk.
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