<p>BFB seems to be the professional mecha-basketball sport, where as Basquash is a 'street' version of the game.</p>

<p>Basquash is the unofficial name for  Big Foot Streetball and comes from 'baka' and 'sukasu', explained below</p>

<p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basquash!" rel="nofollow">Ref</a></p>

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  <p>Big Foot Basketball (BFB)
  A popular professional sports league on Earthdash. As its name suggests, it involves playing basketball with Big Foots. Its popularity dwindled however when Dunk Mask hijacked a game, resulting in the destruction of the Rollingtown stadium.</p>
  
  <p>Basquash &amp; Open City Basketball (OCB)
  Open City Basketball, unofficially named Basquash by Dan and known earlier in the series as Big Foot Streetball. It is a new sport that involves playing streetball in a wide cityscape using Big Foots. </p>
  
  <p>Prior to becoming an official sports league, Big Foot Streetball was outlawed due to the destruction it caused. Many of Dunk Mask's ardent fans prefer the name "Basquash" over the official name of the sport. Basquash is actually not the combination of the terms basketball and squash, but rather a pun in Japanese from the terms "baka" meaning "idiotic" and "sukasu" meaning "unintentional acts".</p>
  
  <p>Dan uses the phrase against the The Worst leader, then in a flash of brilliance while chanting "baka" and "suka", starts saying "bakasuka". "bakasuka" is a word that means many, tons, or barrage of.</p>
  
  <p>Basically Dan is jumping from word to word, punning his way, until he screams "Basquash" when he does the final squash serve-like attack, Basquash.</p>
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<p>So, the sports are very similar, they're just slightly different.</p>

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Toshinou Kyouko
<p>In <em>Basquash!</em>, there is a sport called Big Foot Basketball (BFB), and one called Basquash, both of which seem to be derivatives of basketball played using mechas.</p>

<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/c0zB5.jpg" alt="Mecha basketball!"></p>

<p>Is there any difference between BFB and Basquash, or are they simply two names for the same thing?</p>

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Is there a difference between BFB and Basquash?
# Is there a difference between BFB and Basquash?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-05-04
In *Basquash!*, there is a sport called Big Foot Basketball (BFB), and one called Basquash, both of which seem to be derivatives of basketball played using mechas.

![Mecha basketball!](https://i.sstatic.net/c0zB5.jpg)

Is there any difference between BFB and Basquash, or are they simply two names for the same thing?
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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-05-21. Score: 4 | Accepted answer
BFB seems to be the professional mecha-basketball sport, where as Basquash is a 'street' version of the game.

Basquash is the unofficial name for Big Foot Streetball and comes from 'baka' and 'sukasu', explained below

[Ref](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basquash!)

> Big Foot Basketball (BFB)
> A popular professional sports league on Earthdash. As its name suggests, it involves playing basketball with Big Foots. Its popularity dwindled however when Dunk Mask hijacked a game, resulting in the destruction of the Rollingtown stadium.
>
> Basquash & Open City Basketball (OCB)
> Open City Basketball, unofficially named Basquash by Dan and known earlier in the series as Big Foot Streetball. It is a new sport that involves playing streetball in a wide cityscape using Big Foots.
>
> Prior to becoming an official sports league, Big Foot Streetball was outlawed due to the destruction it caused. Many of Dunk Mask's ardent fans prefer the name "Basquash" over the official name of the sport. Basquash is actually not the combination of the terms basketball and squash, but rather a pun in Japanese from the terms "baka" meaning "idiotic" and "sukasu" meaning "unintentional acts".
>
> Dan uses the phrase against the The Worst leader, then in a flash of brilliance while chanting "baka" and "suka", starts saying "bakasuka". "bakasuka" is a word that means many, tons, or barrage of.
>
> Basically Dan is jumping from word to word, punning his way, until he screams "Basquash" when he does the final squash serve-like attack, Basquash.

So, the sports are very similar, they're just slightly different.
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