You know why they lost first season? They used Molten Volleyballs... They should have relied on humanities strongest volleyball and played with Mikasa.
This is probably the best moment of the whole series it give me that hype and intensity and the fact that Karasuno got their revenge from Seijoh 3 months ago with the inter high and now beating them in the spring tournament is beautiful! I felt like they were more of a rivalry than Nekoma right now idk what’s happening the manga tho but they were the more better rivalry and the two legendary matches
I was going to complain because they reused the shots. But I think the deliberately made it like that so that we can compare how much they grew after the loss. For example the spin in Kageyamas setup.
They reused certain small parts of the actions like the Suga + Kageyama move, but honestly it's fine. It's not like they overly reused animation or something, cut them some slack.
@@sincix446 Kageyama's movements we're the same, but they replaced a lot of things. They even reuse receives and serves, but just change the characters.
0:40 My all time favorite moment.. The hype, man.. When later Hinata says that if the ball hadn't hit the blocker's hand Oikawa would have caught it, literal chills.. It was really King vs Great King match, lol..
@@andrianoanne-marie4750 the thing is it doesn’t mean Seijo would’ve won just that both teams were playing at their top and although Hinata and Kageyama’s attack was perfect and deserved a point they didn’t get it because Seijo couldn’t keep up, they got it with luck. Maybe Karasuno would’ve still won but the point was never to crush Seijo, just to prove they can play at their level.
@@edwardsuouThey did not get it with luck. The whole point of the new quick is that so Hinata can aim when he is in mid-air unlike before where he just swing randomly and wait for Kageyama to deliver the ball to his hand. The anime couldn't have made it more clear that spiking to the finger was a conscious action by Hinata. What he meant by "if the ball didn't hit the finger" is not "if I wasn't lucky enough to hit the finger", but "If my aim failed to hit the finger".
Super late to this comment but it’s so good because you can really see why Hinata wanted to hit the quick attack with his eyes open. Because he is able to control the ball rather than just hoping it’ll land or have shock it didn’t land. That’s basically the whole point of season 2 and why he wanted to keep his eyes open, but man his desire to grow and become his own player is just so cool!! He literally is able to do what he wants with the ball whenever he wants it, and he can rely on himself, not on the setter. It’s just so cool man I love it so much it doesn’t even need words but it’s such a great to show his growth in playing the game.
This friggin Match was way more intense than Karasuno vs Shiratorizawa IMO I remember watching this moment at the edge of my seat. The last play of the final set (second season Karasuno vs Aoba Josai) To this day, I consider this particular moment as the most exciting, thrilling, nerve-wracking Pinnacle of moments in all of Sports Anime ever.
1:11 Man, this scene here, showing the despair of the past on the left, compared to the glory of a rematch won in the present on the right... is just... I don't even...
@@gerardoledezma3459 because that comment was 2 years ago, a lot of fake news were still spreading about S4. and the moment you commented, Haikyuu season 4 was already released on its true release date. lmao :)
While Karasuno vs Shiratorizawa was a great match, the rematch of Karasuno vs Seijoh is my personal favorite (their first meeting in the tournament in Season 1 is also hella good). I think it might have to do with me knowing who Seijoh were before the match. Shiratorizawa was always this mythical, unstoppable opponent that, outside of Ushijima, we never got to meet until Season 3 itself. With Seijoh, we know these guys, and we know about the personal conflicts the team's players have with each other (Kageyama and Hinata vs Oikawa, Kageyama vs Kandaiichi, etc.) and it makes for fantastic storytelling. If any of you have watched Avatar: The Last Airbender, it's like the Zuko-Azula fight and the Aang-Ozai fight. The Aang-Ozai fight is undoubtedly the bigger and grander fight and the climax of the entire show, but we'll always love the Zuko-Azula fight more because of the personal connection between the combatants. Hyping up an unseen, all-powerful opponent makes for good buildup, but it'll always have less payoff than a battle between a well-known rival/enemy.
In Avatar, also because that fight is just objectively better done. The animation, sound and plot is all better in Zuko vs Azula. Aang just wins because of a deus-ex-machina, kinda silly that he got hit by a rock in just the right place at just the right time, when he was supposed to have lost his Avatar state forever.
I like how the editors and creators of the anime chose to add similar movements into the game, which gave me flashbacks and it kinda shows how much karusuno improved!
This just shows how much Hinata and Kageyama actually developed. The spin of the ball from Kageyama's set and how Hinata keeps his eyes open and finds a path through the blockers.
that final spike by hinata... season 1 oikawa almost KNEW the ball wasn't going to go over, it almost looked like he just didn't move season 2 oikawa knew that hinata had his eyes open, he acknowledged hinata's growth and knew the ball was going past the block. chills. literal chills.
This was the most hype thing in Anime for me ever. The excitement of not knowing what's gonna happen, the dread of knowing they already lost to Oikawa the same way, the way Oikawa checked the spot Hinata was targeting... Man.
I love how much more time is taken in s2, feels like the players can see it much more clearly and make desicions, in control and not just trying to keep up with the pace but CONTROLLING the pace
something I love that haikyu does is the highlighted brightness + color around the winners and the darker outlining + colors of the losers. Displaying how they feel (joy and despair or sadness)
It's amazing how they justify reusing this scene with small details. The same movement, but that is extremely effective because the two are completely different. The way Kageyama adds spin to the ball, as Hinata has his eyes open to choose the best place to attack ... Simply incredible!
This gives me chills because when Karasuno played vs Inarizaki the Miya twins said “this angle, this timing, is perfect”... and lost just like Kageyama and Hinata lost in their first match vs Aoba Johsai.
I thought the same. This anime is really amazing. The miya twins copy Kageyama and Hinata attack so both stop them as seijoh did it in the first season
Holy shit I never realised that the whole idea of the last point in last episode of season 2 is a mirror of the last point of season 1 to show their growth. And I've watched both numerous times.... Thanks mate. I like this show even more now.
The things is I don't realized this was on the same episode difference And for me these two match is the best because it not only gimme chills or goosebumps but a fever🥺🥺🥺
1:10 looks so powerful imo because it shows whos the one winning in the end: oikawa looking down cuz they went after the ball and hinata cuz their team is finally equal or greater than seijou
My interpretation of that shot is that Oikawa is looking down upon the other team, as if viewing them as inferior to him. Hinata does not have that egotistical viewpoint, and instead focuses on the fact that his team has won, and they get to keep playing
What i love the most about the first is that its mostly a black screen drawing the audience on the fact that Hinata keeps his eyes closed while doing the quick.
1:13 that contrast blew my mind first time watch and it still is now. when you into the game you put Your entire existence into that sole moment and on that exact lined square.
Wow! I didn't realise that both scenes are pretty similar. The only difference is that sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. That's the realistic beauty of Haikyuu!!
THIS REALLY HIT DIFFERENT THAN KARASUNO'S MATCH WITH SHIRATORIZAWA my heart was beating out of my chest the whole time😫😫i've never experienced such a thing with watching anime before
I love how in the first season when they’re losing the ball is dropping near Kageyama and in the second season when they’re winning the ball drops near Oikawa. It shows how Kageyama surpasses Oikawa.
This last ball is my favorite of all time. Though I've already guessed Hinata would success, I was still very nervous while watching this. My heart beated like I'm riding a roller coaster!!!!!
Kageyama's set improved drastically. As the ball "stops" in the air, Hinata got the time to analyse which is the best gap to go for. Training does it. It never does not.
Theres a 3 key details. 1. The Spin of the Ball 2. Hinata looking where do the spike. 3. Kyotani instead of Kunimi (Stronger attack but weaker defense)
Oh wow this is beautiful. The shots, the timing... Perfection. Coming from a setter, though, the ball teeechnically shouldn't spin. Kageyama would've gotten more skilled over that time, so the ball wouldn't have spun at all. A still ball doesn't have many cinematic opportunities, so I see why they did it. This gives me goosebumps and is one of the best shows of all time. Edit: I'm not as experienced as Kageyama, so maybe a spin on the ball affects the hit positively?
you can actually see the difference in the spin of the ball between their old and new quick i love
sara ikr
And hinata has his eyes open lol
in the second season tobio sets and it spins rapidly, but in real volleyball that’s not allowed and called a “double” so....
@@notjoestar7319 Not really, if he isn't touching the ball for more than a quarter second I think it is allowed
notjoestar no its a valid set
You know why they lost first season? They used Molten Volleyballs... They should have relied on humanities strongest volleyball and played with Mikasa.
Daisuke Takeda I see what you did there
Daisuke Takeda XDD
this is the funniest comment tho
Daisuke Takeda HAHA
I REALLY THOUGHT YOU WERE GOING TO BE SERIOUS
This is gives me chills I know Shiratorizawa was scarier but Seijoh vs Karasuno give chills
Ikr
This is probably the best moment of the whole series it give me that hype and intensity and the fact that Karasuno got their revenge from Seijoh 3 months ago with the inter high and now beating them in the spring tournament is beautiful! I felt like they were more of a rivalry than Nekoma right now idk what’s happening the manga tho but they were the more better rivalry and the two legendary matches
Nothing beats oikawa as an antag for me
@@zeroxinfinity5816The fact that he is no prodigy makes him so much scarier because you know how much he had to work to get there
@@skully_4770 Oikawa IS a prodigy, just not as much of a prodigy as Kageyama.
1:10 that timing gave me goosebumps
@G1ORNO HAHAHAHAHAHAH
good one
@G1ORNO shouldn't you fighting the gangstar, GioGio
Same
RIGHT?!
Yea ikrrrrr 🔥🔥
I was going to complain because they reused the shots. But I think the deliberately made it like that so that we can compare how much they grew after the loss. For example the spin in Kageyamas setup.
Thats the whole point
That's the point. And they didn't "reuse" the shot, they changed the animation style.
Obviously...
They reused certain small parts of the actions like the Suga + Kageyama move, but honestly it's fine. It's not like they overly reused animation or something, cut them some slack.
@@sincix446 Kageyama's movements we're the same, but they replaced a lot of things. They even reuse receives and serves, but just change the characters.
Difference:
Ball
Kageyama's toss has more spin to it
Hinata is looking at the blocker's hand instead of the ball
Idk why I laughed when you mentioned ball 😂
@@spiritgd4455 How is that funny?
@@OiranDaki Idk myself.. Sometimes the most obvious thing gets me 😅
@@spiritgd4455 relatable, i always laugh for no reason
Hinata’s eyes are closed in the season one version
We call this "Revenge"...
L Lawliet ;-;
Sweet revenge(I was very salty at the first time they went against seijoh)
L Lawliet I call it “Redemption”
✨revenge ✨
yess
Imagine if Oikawa really went to Shiratorizawa instead. 😂😂 That will be really difficult to win.
ECYOJ Karasuno would find a way
@@maraisfan4life517 I mean, that is how anime works.
i’m glad he stayed at aoba johsei but they’d be unstoppable if oikawa was on there
Yeah
@@vle6365 you underestimate the power of the plot
トスの回転量の差ちゃんと分かるの好きやわぁ
0:40 My all time favorite moment.. The hype, man.. When later Hinata says that if the ball hadn't hit the blocker's hand Oikawa would have caught it, literal chills.. It was really King vs Great King match, lol..
I had the Same thought, oikawa would have gotten that ball easily
@@andrianoanne-marie4750 the thing is it doesn’t mean Seijo would’ve won just that both teams were playing at their top and although Hinata and Kageyama’s attack was perfect and deserved a point they didn’t get it because Seijo couldn’t keep up, they got it with luck.
Maybe Karasuno would’ve still won but the point was never to crush Seijo, just to prove they can play at their level.
@@edwardsuouThey did not get it with luck. The whole point of the new quick is that so Hinata can aim when he is in mid-air unlike before where he just swing randomly and wait for Kageyama to deliver the ball to his hand. The anime couldn't have made it more clear that spiking to the finger was a conscious action by Hinata.
What he meant by "if the ball didn't hit the finger" is not "if I wasn't lucky enough to hit the finger", but "If my aim failed to hit the finger".
Super late to this comment but it’s so good because you can really see why Hinata wanted to hit the quick attack with his eyes open. Because he is able to control the ball rather than just hoping it’ll land or have shock it didn’t land. That’s basically the whole point of season 2 and why he wanted to keep his eyes open, but man his desire to grow and become his own player is just so cool!! He literally is able to do what he wants with the ball whenever he wants it, and he can rely on himself, not on the setter. It’s just so cool man I love it so much it doesn’t even need words but it’s such a great to show his growth in playing the game.
This 2nd Match Hinata eyes were open 👀
Bel Fiore no shit
Lmfao
Obvious
No cap, btw i just realized that ur comment was 3 years ago😳
thats why they won
影山はボールの回転量が
日向はボールと相手をを見てどこを打つのかがしっかり成長してるのすご
This friggin Match was way more intense than Karasuno vs Shiratorizawa IMO
I remember watching this moment at the edge of my seat. The last play of the final set (second season Karasuno vs Aoba Josai)
To this day, I consider this particular moment as the most exciting, thrilling, nerve-wracking Pinnacle of moments in all of Sports Anime ever.
Complete facts! this moment got me on the edge of my seat since the reveal of Armour and Colossal titan
What about final point vs shiratorizawa?
@@gachawangi7753 shiratorizawa match overall was better, but the final rally in the s2 aoba johsai match was something else
@Zec (Zechariah) Johnson tru this one gave me the most chills
sameee
1:11 Man, this scene here, showing the despair of the past on the left, compared to the glory of a rematch won in the present on the right... is just... I don't even...
It's so perfectly synched
..
Yeahh so gooodddddddd
影山がトスをあげた時、ボールの回転が全く違うの感動した
それな
やばい。同じ24話やったんや。泣ける
しかも同じモーションしてるし！
大体アニメってそういう周期だからね
うわ最高やん
Watching both of these side by side was amazing! Gave me chills once again! Such a great anime and manga! Still waiting for Season 4!!
This September my dude
September...? It came out in January lmao
@@gerardoledezma3459 because that comment was 2 years ago, a lot of fake news were still spreading about S4. and the moment you commented, Haikyuu season 4 was already released on its true release date. lmao :)
Left side is despair, and right side is hope. MONOKUMA!
Ultimate Hope MMMMMMDESSPPAAAIIIIIRRRR
Your name is Ultimate Hope but your pfp is K1-BO??
Keebo means hope in english
>:0
@@n01n47 yes, but that's not what OP meant, he said Monokuma, which is a character. Search about him and you'll understand
While Karasuno vs Shiratorizawa was a great match, the rematch of Karasuno vs Seijoh is my personal favorite (their first meeting in the tournament in Season 1 is also hella good).
I think it might have to do with me knowing who Seijoh were before the match. Shiratorizawa was always this mythical, unstoppable opponent that, outside of Ushijima, we never got to meet until Season 3 itself. With Seijoh, we know these guys, and we know about the personal conflicts the team's players have with each other (Kageyama and Hinata vs Oikawa, Kageyama vs Kandaiichi, etc.) and it makes for fantastic storytelling.
If any of you have watched Avatar: The Last Airbender, it's like the Zuko-Azula fight and the Aang-Ozai fight. The Aang-Ozai fight is undoubtedly the bigger and grander fight and the climax of the entire show, but we'll always love the Zuko-Azula fight more because of the personal connection between the combatants. Hyping up an unseen, all-powerful opponent makes for good buildup, but it'll always have less payoff than a battle between a well-known rival/enemy.
YESSS ABSOLUTELYY and yasss the zuko and azula fight slszhdkdhrjxbdkdhi
EXACTLYYY!!
Like, with both Avatar and Haikyuu, I absolutely agree here :0
Exactly! Well said! Both were such epic showdowns!
In Avatar, also because that fight is just objectively better done. The animation, sound and plot is all better in Zuko vs Azula. Aang just wins because of a deus-ex-machina, kinda silly that he got hit by a rock in just the right place at just the right time, when he was supposed to have lost his Avatar state forever.
ちゃんとボールの回転数が違うのええなぁ
Потому что ко второму матчу Кагеяма научился останавливать мяч в воздухе за счёт вращения.
@@qasd4958 гений это китаец
@@tyalet3000 Автоперевод для кого сделан
Pelaq mangkaq tang komen dok syok pakai bahasa sendiri.
あなたが正しいです
I want to go there and scream with them...
The whole S2E24 is something else. The animation, Oikawa's arc and especially the soundtrack are very well produced.
I like how the editors and creators of the anime chose to add similar movements into the game, which gave me flashbacks and it kinda shows how much karusuno improved!
This just shows how much Hinata and Kageyama actually developed. The spin of the ball from Kageyama's set and how Hinata keeps his eyes open and finds a path through the blockers.
0:42〜
ここからの及川さんとボールがチカチカ交互に映るの(語彙力)好きすぎて震える
that final spike by hinata...
season 1 oikawa almost KNEW the ball wasn't going to go over, it almost looked like he just didn't move
season 2 oikawa knew that hinata had his eyes open, he acknowledged hinata's growth and knew the ball was going past the block. chills. literal chills.
The way hinata screams for the ball gives me goosebumps
ME TOO!
Now, ladies and gentlemen, is what I call....AN EPIC COMEBACK
I don't know if I should cry tears of joy or sadness
This was the most hype thing in Anime for me ever. The excitement of not knowing what's gonna happen, the dread of knowing they already lost to Oikawa the same way, the way Oikawa checked the spot Hinata was targeting... Man.
In Haikyuu S1, I'm sad Karasuno lost. In S2, I'm sad Seijoh lost. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO FEEL IN THIS ANIME I LOVE THEM ALL.
IKR
I was always wishing for Seijoh to win tbh
シーズン1も2どちらを見ても
どの視点からでも泣ける😭
めちゃちゃ似てるけどめちゃちゃ進化してんだよなー
何で同じ場面なのに展開が違うの？
@@TanakaTanaka7 同じ場面では無いですね。左は1期の、ＩＨ予選の対青城戦。右は2期の、春高の対青城戦なので、展開が違うんですよ。
@@すいれん-d3o そうなんですね！
もっとハイキューについて知りたくなりました！
ここまで一緒だったとは…
0:31 Eyes open vs. Darkness. Chills.
I love how much more time is taken in s2, feels like the players can see it much more clearly and make desicions, in control and not just trying to keep up with the pace but CONTROLLING the pace
0:42 I really love Oikawa's expression in this scene lmao
Me too, it really displays how hard he's focusing on the ball
I love how it’s the same set yet so much different and so much more improved for both Hinata and Kageyama
Am I the only one who cried in both of these episodes, like danm I was broke and happy. Damn haikyuu hits different
something I love that haikyu does is the highlighted brightness + color around the winners and the darker outlining + colors of the losers. Displaying how they feel (joy and despair or sadness)
It's amazing how they justify reusing this scene with small details. The same movement, but that is extremely effective because the two are completely different. The way Kageyama adds spin to the ball, as Hinata has his eyes open to choose the best place to attack ...
Simply incredible!
How Kageyama just quickly moves to the other side to set is so epic
Hinata s1 ep24: lost
Hinata s2 ep24: and i took that personally
It's actually kinda funny that you said "Hinata" instead "Haikyu" lmao
The moment chills ran down my spine... 0:03
This gives me chills because when Karasuno played vs Inarizaki the Miya twins said “this angle, this timing, is perfect”... and lost just like Kageyama and Hinata lost in their first match vs Aoba Johsai.
I just got spoilered lmao i should really stop reading comments-😀
@@meowmeow242 JAJAJ omg I'm so sorry 🙏
I thought the same. This anime is really amazing. The miya twins copy Kageyama and Hinata attack so both stop them as seijoh did it in the first season
Nunca me había percatado semejante pedazo de amor al arte que son estas dos escenas, y menos que estaba hechas con tanto detalle ❤ grande haikyuu! ❤
1:00 oikawa dabbing
Lmao i thought its 2020 dabbing aint thing, but then i see the comment years
こう見ると回転のかかり方が全然違うんだなー
最高点で止まるやつですね、言われてみて回転に気づけました🙇🏻♂️
ちゃんと進化してる😭
ドリブル取られそう
@@konoe8711 縦回転だから大丈夫じゃない？
they really improved during the second match. the tricks they learned are polished. one of the best scenes including the match vs shiratorizawa.
Holy shit I never realised that the whole idea of the last point in last episode of season 2 is a mirror of the last point of season 1 to show their growth. And I've watched both numerous times.... Thanks mate. I like this show even more now.
The things is I don't realized this was on the same episode difference
And for me these two match is the best because it not only gimme chills or goosebumps but a fever🥺🥺🥺
You can see how much more emotion there was in the second one compared to the first one. Like Hinata’s run up and Oikawa’s face.
0:14 Doggystyle nishinoya
just noticed 😂
凄い😢こういう比較動画って無かったから、余計に際立つ。シーズン２のセットアップからの余裕が勝敗を分けた事が深く理解出来て、ずっと苦悩して来た2人の勝利に改めて泣ける😢
Fuck man, Hinata clenching his fist and waiting for the whistle to release his celebration is so damn good. Only anime can make volleyball THIS cool
Tantos sentimientos, frustrados por la primera temporada, pero alegres en la segunda
literally, the diference with the defeat and the victory was the new quick. I saw this anime 4 times and it is the first time that i understand this
omg just seeing that 5 years later give me gossbumps
0:13 it looks nice all the movement of kageyama, it's so damn cool.
"Come at me with your ultimate weapon, Tobio!"
- Oikawa
1:10 looks so powerful imo because it shows whos the one winning in the end: oikawa looking down cuz they went after the ball and hinata cuz their team is finally equal or greater than seijou
My interpretation of that shot is that Oikawa is looking down upon the other team, as if viewing them as inferior to him. Hinata does not have that egotistical viewpoint, and instead focuses on the fact that his team has won, and they get to keep playing
I love how at 1:10 in the loss oikawa has the scene and then in the win hinata gets the scene definetely intention
I literally looked (just as a joke) “Seijoh going to finals” and this appeared
This my reminder to rewatch this game for 4th time
Dude I cried for both endings!!! At first season I couldn't see Karasuno lose. But at next I couldn't see Seijoh lose!!!
What i love the most about the first is that its mostly a black screen drawing the audience on the fact that Hinata keeps his eyes closed while doing the quick.
比較だけでどれだけ成長したかがすごく分かる!
this right here isn't something everyone can do, some die trying, some give up too quickly. this, ladies and gentlemen, is evolution.
Kageyama's coordination was pure perfection
1:13 that contrast blew my mind first time watch and it still is now. when you into the game you put Your entire existence into that sole moment and on that exact lined square.
皆成長してたってことがわかるね
だね〜
進化してますね！
You could say them failing in the first round was a huge blessing, they came back way stronger
Hinata’s scream at the beginning always gives me goosebumps
algum brasileiro(a) por aqui? 🇧🇷 que junção, comparação de cenas e ep foi essa ? é de arrepiar a porr#@ toda kkk cê tá doido
papo reto, foda dms
Now, this is story development.
Wow! I didn't realise that both scenes are pretty similar. The only difference is that sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. That's the realistic beauty of Haikyuu!!
1:15 makes me emotional-
THIS REALLY HIT DIFFERENT THAN KARASUNO'S MATCH WITH SHIRATORIZAWA
my heart was beating out of my chest the whole time😫😫i've never experienced such a thing with watching anime before
"You should have come to Shiratorizawa."
Dayum same episode count different seasons. I love Haikyuu so much
Casi todo el capítulo fue épico amigo.
I love how in the first season when they’re losing the ball is dropping near Kageyama and in the second season when they’re winning the ball drops near Oikawa. It shows how Kageyama surpasses Oikawa.
0:05 and 0:09
You can see how different their facial expressions are
白鳥沢は「紛れる」で、稲荷崎は双子速攻倒して、音駒は粘り勝ちで、全て納得いくような勝ちなのに青城だけはスパイクの先読まれててすっきり勝ち切らせてもらえないのがたまらんのですよ
IM CRYING
SAME
Ikr
全く同じモーションだけど、ボールの回転数も違うし、日向がしっかり目開いてるのも、2人の成長を感じられて最高の演出。
Yo: este video esta sub español, vamos a leer los comentarios
Comentarios: oohh wow this video is very lindo and hermono come on to yankilandia
This last ball is my favorite of all time. Though I've already guessed Hinata would success, I was still very nervous while watching this. My heart beated like I'm riding a roller coaster!!!!!
THE AMOUNT I CRIED WHEN AOBA JOHSAI LOST
Kageyama's set improved drastically.
As the ball "stops" in the air, Hinata got the time to analyse which is the best gap to go for.
Training does it. It never does not.
Theres a 3 key details.
1. The Spin of the Ball
2. Hinata looking where do the spike.
3. Kyotani instead of Kunimi (Stronger attack but weaker defense)
Kageyama added more back spin, hinata opened his eyes while hitting,uses umbrella technique my boys have changed soo much 😍
Came back here after season 4 episode 24
Me at the beginning:OML THE MEMORIES AHHHHHHHHHHH
*Kawa being intimidating*: Kawa simp intensifies
このシーン気づいてる人やっぱりいたんだ！
これ気づいたときの鳥肌はヤバい
I gotta say... the shadowing, the face expression and the movements improved a lot!
I now want to see the end of season 4 moment when the twins go for there quick and stopped like how the season one ended
I'M CRYING AUIBJKV KFD THAT GAVE ME SO MUCH GOOSEBUMPS JUST BY SEEING THOSE TOGETHER LIKE THAT
Oh wow this is beautiful. The shots, the timing... Perfection. Coming from a setter, though, the ball teeechnically shouldn't spin. Kageyama would've gotten more skilled over that time, so the ball wouldn't have spun at all. A still ball doesn't have many cinematic opportunities, so I see why they did it. This gives me goosebumps and is one of the best shows of all time.
Edit: I'm not as experienced as Kageyama, so maybe a spin on the ball affects the hit positively?
Compipa le quedó pero de pucha madre el paralelo, excelente servicio ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.