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Haha

Two pumpfakes, opponents in range get 25% longer cooldowns, higher jump and bigger dunk range.
LimitedZoneBlack MarketNot in spins
Haha

Rarity

Limited

Per normal spin

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Per Lucky Spin

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Made for

Joker

In-game description

“Extra pump fake, 25% longer cooldowns for opponents in range, increased jump height, increased dunk range.”— Basketball Zero (as quoted on the wiki)

Styles for Haha

How to get it

Previously rolled at 0.25% (1% with Lucky Spins) while its Limited banner was live; now only kept in Limited inventories

Limited zone whose rotation has ended; the Zone list files it under unobtainable/limited zones

Black Market: About $1,000,000 (usual zone price)

About Haha

It debuted with the JOKER Update on 17 October 2025, rolled at 0.25% per normal spin and 1% per Lucky Spin, and has since left the pool. The data lists it in the Black Market, usually at $1,000,000 per zone, though the price can vary and stock rotates.

You get a second pumpfake, though it does not reset the timer in which you can be stolen from. Opponents inside a circle the size of the center circle get 25% longer cooldowns. Your jump is higher, which lengthens your block time and also lifts normal shots, and your dunk range grows.

It was built for Joker, a confusion style with a two-second invisibility dash, a 50% ball-recall move and a clone. The wiki says offensive styles benefit because the double fake trips defenders and lets you dunk from farther away. It also names Sniper, Luka Dončić and Dealer, whose Perfect Arc, Isolation into Magic Drive into Floater, and False Deal into High Stakes become harder to block with the extra height.

Other Limited zones

Frequently asked questions

What does the Haha zone do?

Per the Basketball Zero Wiki: Two pumpfakes, opponents in range get 25% longer cooldowns, higher jump and bigger dunk range.

How do you get Haha?

It is no longer in zone spins: Limited zone whose rotation has ended; the Zone list files it under unobtainable/limited zones The wiki notes it can return in the Black Market.

Data taken from the Basketball Zero Wiki (CC BY-SA), organized with AI assistance; nothing here is tested in the game; wiki read on 2026-10-24 (this page last edited there on 2026-06-11).