RETURN OF THE KING!! COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL PLAYER REACTS TO HAIKYUU S4 E7
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why is kenma's hair hanging on your door? 😭
Stop because I had to go back to the beginning to see if this was true😂
HAHAHAHA
I know this episode is mostly about Kageyama but we should talk about how sweet and great Hinata is🙏 He shows his not-so-cute sides in the volleyball (thirst for victory, greediness, extreme determination, sometimes unhealthy competitiveness etc) but he's sooo genuine, friendly and positive as a person. He literally became friends with Kageyama who has huge trust and anger issues. I dream of such a friend🫂
Hinata is the best best friend, super loyal
God, Suga always makes me cry when he smiles all proud at Hinata. ❤❤❤
Momma Suga noticing everyone’s growth
I love how Kageyama's situation was handled differently not only compared to junior high but also compared to S1 with Karasuno when Kageyama "cast his cloak and crown aside" during the first official game with Seijou. When the King issue was brought up again here, I was excited as I love the conflict but also curious about how they were going to handle it without being repetitive - the path of acceptance was far from my first guess, and it makes sense that it's Hinata who encourages it, as he definitely understands Kageyama better than anyone else.
Some nuances might be harder to pick up, especially when you're actively reacting, but you're right to blame Atsumu lol - his "goody two shoes" address shook Kageyama to the core because up until recently, his main problem was being the very opposite: aggressive, egocentric, uncooperative. It was Oikawa's advice from S2 about giving Hinata exactly the sets he wants that helped Kageyama overcome those faults of his (along with all of Karasuno's efforts, of course), while here all of a sudden Atsumu tells him that doing that is a problem, or even a sign of weakness. It makes sense that Kageyama, who's prone to missing nuance, is confused.
it's also cool how, while Oikawa's advice pushed Kageyama in that direction, resulting in him overly adjusting to the spikers, back in S2 we actually got to see that Oikawa isn't like that: there was a flashback with Kindaichi where, despite his feedback, Oikawa pushes him and ends up making his contact point higher. He knows how to find balance, and now Kageyama's also about to learn how to do that.
Hmmmm thank you for pointing those extra points out, that's super interesting how it ties in with Oikawa and gets me thinking how much room he still has to grow
@@lachyywhiteyeah, it also really highlights how goddamn amazing setter Oikawa was.
Literally!! I put a comment on this discussion on the haikyuu Reddit about this a little while back, but it's funny how from what we see from Oikawa his advice was antithetical to how he played with his spikers Vs Atsumu's comment/advice being the opposite from how he literally bends over backwards from trying to give the best sets to his spikers. That both great setters give Kageyama what he needs to hear at that moment to progress.
It also backs up a fair amount of people's opinions that Oikawa is probably the best setter in the show because Oikawa was doing S4 progression level stuff that Atsumu talked about and Kageyama developed in literal flashbacks in S2. He's so ahead of that curve it's insane. Like yeah he might not be completely accurate or have as much innate talent as Atsumu or Kageyama, but he adjusts and communicates to his teammates and elevates the team so much easier and quicker than both of them do.
It's really understated just how perceptive Hinata is. His appearance and hyperness gives him this "childish little brother" vibe initially but really he's kinda the mature older brother of the first years in some ways.
He's such a good big brother to his sister that it translates so well to how he treats his teammates.
He’s actually the oldest of all the first year players
He definitely has some great emotional intelligence!
This episode always makes me think back of what the All-Japan coach said; that he hoped when the players went back to their own team, they'd be confused. Kageyama went from a high functioning, high quality plays team who could hit his every toss (even demanding more), to a team that missed his perfect tosses or weren't trying their best. I think his reaction is in part of being called a Goody two shoes (lowering his quality of tosses to the player's bad habits) and the fact that his formerly easy to hit tosses at the camp were now being missed by his team.
True it's because his team was trying new things during their practice match but I feel they should've had more communication between one another xD
Man... this episode is just straight character writing MASTERCLASS. The episodes features very little Volleyball and yet it's so incredibly captivating and engaging. Purely through character development and interactions. The whole cast works together so flawlessly, everything feels grounded and organic, but it still managed to feel sophisticated and meaningful.
hinata christening kageyama the new king of the court as a parallel to kageyama being the one to name him the greatest decoy drives me crazyyy. masterful storytelling
Karasuno is such a great little family, if Kageyama had attended a different school and been on a different team, he may not have been able to grow as much as he has. The first years take center stage a lot of the time in Haikyuu, but I really love how the story always takes care to emphasize the importance of the senpais and supporting cast in general. Kageyama now knows he doesn’t have to hold back with the team just like they won’t hold back with him!
Honestly props to Atsumu for making Kageyama realize he could be pushing his team way more instead of passively accepting what they’re normally used to
Not sure why the anime changed it, but in the manga Karasuno actually went to play at Date Tech’s school gym which makes their team’s third years coming in to crash the practice match feel less out of place lmao (and also adds to the environmental storytelling with Karasuno trying to work together while being in an unfamiliar space) though I’m glad you didn’t mind it much!
Anyway, I love this episode so much for showing how far Kageyama has come with the team. His character writing could’ve easily plateaued after he overcame his initial struggles, but as always the author knows how to push their cast to the next level through the medium of volleyball, with the message that there is always room, whether as a player or in life, for more and more growth and improvement 🌱
That would’ve made way more sense hahah. And yes the writing is done sooo well with his character
could be that they wanted to reuse the backgrounds/set design of karasuno's gym rather than making a whole new one to save time/money/effort. (although all gyms probably look pretty similar, so idk. just throwing out a suggestion)
@@itsrainingcats9365 I’m wondering if they just wanted to give Date Tech a more dramatic entrance. Either way it seems like both schools are in walking distance of each other so in the end it’s not a huge deal or anything, just makes the Date Tech third years look kinda weird lol
Tsukki is so me - he realized he got baited but got stuck so much in his own head he didnt actually do the second jump :D
I think that what coach Ukai is saying is - lets have what needs to happen happen, better to clean the air now.
Yes Atsumu out here fixing Kageyama's bad habit - Since his big team blowup, Kageyama is mega scared of being annoying to people so he basically never says what he thinks, never pushes anyone on anything (except Hinata who pushes his buttons right). That got compounded by the whole "not closing eyes" set. Oikawa told him "maybe you should actually listen to the people you are setting" and since Kageyama idolizes him, he just took it as gospel and would give everyone precisely what they want. The thing is - Oikawa doesnt do that. Remember back when he was learning to match set with Kindaichi on a broad? Kindaichi was like "this is too far can you set it closer?" and Oikawa is like "sure but first we are trying this a bit more cuz I think you can do it" (Paraphrasing)
We dont see it but I suspect that on that play with Brocollli No.2, setting it slower was the right call and so Kageyama should have stood his ground hence why Atsumu came to speak his mind. Its a relatively complicated thing but this might be my favourite character development in the show - I will get into some symbolism later on :D - here I will just say that I love the fact that sometimes you have to take few steps back to go down different route if you hit a dead end - glad Furudate actually realized that when making this and included it.
Glad you had a blast - so did I :D
Since the first episode was a while ago for you idk if you remember but when Hinata first saw kageyama walk into the gym before he even knew who he was he imagined him with a kings robe. This was before he even knew about the nickname and before he even saw him play. He always saw Kageyama as a king, and not for the negative connotation. For hinata, kageyama always was this king, someone who demanded the best out of you and was willing to help you get to that place.
i love hinata because he genuinely does love and care for kageyama just how he is and accepts him for it, and the coach is actually doing his job unlike the damn junior high coach that let things get so bad for kunimi and kindaichi with kageyama's attitude back then. also i love how you like Futakuchi (Date Tech's #2, captain) LMAO he's very underrated but i like him too! great, solid player and he's so mean but it's genuinely so funny to watch lol
The thing with Atsumu (the one who called Kageyama a goody-two-shoes) he hates when he sees good players not playing their best and he noticed that Kageyama had the bad habit of enabling spikers' bad habits instead of pushing them where he knows would be the best to set for him. Atsumu doesn't care about people's feelings so he says it as it is 😭 and even though kageyama can be mean he does care about people's feelings a lot. So he can say what he wants, learn to say it in a nicer way and his team will listen. So he can 'be a goody-two-shoes [there]'.
To me it seems like atsumu wants a spiker that’s goes all out for his sets because he’s going all out to give them the best set. So his saying “anybody who can’t hit my sets just sucks.” May sound cruel and arrogant but it’s the truth
@@treywilson6821 I completely agree with that!!
When you talked about Kageyama and Tsukishima (17:00) I think this is exactly what Atsumu was about when he said Kageyama is "goody two shoes". Kageyama's role model for the setting was Oikawa, so he tried to apply Oikawa's method - giving the perfect set his players wanted/liked. But Atsumu is a more demanding setter - he would push his teammates to hit the sets HE thinks they are capable of hitting. And I think this is what Kageyama tried to do it to Tsukki in this episode - not be goody two shoes who give Tsukki his favourite ball, but push him to the limits of his skills. Challange him in a way that make attack stronger. I think Kageyama can balance Oikawa's and Atsumu's style to be able to adjust his sets according to situation on the court.
Tsukki's voice actor letting out a little of his Tomura Shigaraki when he gets pissed is great.
holy shit i never noticed that Tsukki is Shigaraki. I knew about iida and KAgeyama being the same, and noya/bakugo which is the most obvious of all of them.
@@rafaelribeiro99 There's several more. Asahi is Tokoyami, Kuroo is Hawks, Kenma is Shoto Todoroki, Ennoshita is Kirishima, Iwaizumi is Present Mic and Shimizu is Invisible Girl.
@@Khay-77Kageyama is also Iida!!
hahah true! That’s some crazy range
The way they emphasize Hinata's growth by showcasing him analyzing the game over and over again is such a delight. So proud of my ball boy
Yeah, I will just say, you are getting to the point where I was starting to think that I actually prefer the new style over the old one.
I love UA-cam comment time stamps. Your comment says three days ago, others say two days ago, but the video was just posted😂
@@abluerainbowbecause the video was posted in private for the channel members some days ago and it was released for the rest today
@@abluerainbow channel members watch first, that's why
This is one of those episodes where I get very teary and "I'm so proud of my boys!", but special mention to Ukai, who handles this whole situation really well.
Edit: Please never say "impregnated" again.
This episode definitely was a tear jerker! I loved the character growth so much
I think when Miya Atsumu said “anyone who can’t hit my sets just sucks” can be seen as arrogant and cocky but it gives the same intentions as when kageyama says “I’m not gonna stoop down to your level”.
Where as oikawa maximizes every persons potential with easy to hit sets, Miya atsumu brings every person to his level with his sets. Atsumu knows u can do better so he challenges u to hit his set that basically says “you can hit it up here can’t you?”.
And as the story progresses, I think kageyama is slowly turning into a mix of both play styles. I think oikawa and Atsumu as characters are written really well.
One additional thing about Date's team and how good they can be next year: What we're seeing right now is already their finalized roster! Because the 3rd years left after inter-high, they've already had half a year to play with the new unit, so by the time inter-high comes around next year they will have already played with their roster for a whole year. Whereas teams like karasuno will only have had a couple of months to adjust to the 3rd years leaving, and to try to incorporate the new first years.
So although letting your 3rd years go early puts you at a disadvantage for the spring tournament (as we saw with Datekô), it gives you an edge for inter-high.
i was so excited for you to get to this episode!! the growth in kageyama is so satisfying to see and i love how this series handled it :') my fave for a reason
It was soooo well done! Great to see him get to grow in a good environment now
12:09 this is another case of "i think the english translation doesn't properly capture the meaning being conveyed," so here coach says "[...] but that doesn't mean you can't fight" whereas the scanlations of the manga that were coming out at the time had it translated as "[...] but that doesn't mean you can't make demands of your own," which i think is more intuitive and fitting to the context of the scene and team dynamic;
Kageyama went from being a setter that was overbearing and demanding to one that is more accommodating of his hitters and their habits to the point of him becoming a bit of a pushover as a setter which is essentially what Atsumu was getting at when he called him a "goody-two shoes," it was an extreme overcorrection in the opposite direction for him which now needs to be corrected again back towards a more balanced approach where he not only gives his hitters tosses that are comfortable for them to hit, but also challenges them in ways that will elevate their play
Kageyama, Technically him being a goody two shoes alludes to him accomodating his hitters rather than giving them sets that elevates them
This episode is so great, one of my fav from this season. I love how they handled Kageyama's situation. And Hinata giving him the crown is such an amazing moment. Hinata and Kageyama are such great friends and rivals!
It was so beautifully done! They are deep down such good friends
Update for the graduation story last week: Next week I'm getting my diploma, and I started my first full-time job (where I did my final internship) this week. I'm still wrapping my head around how quickly life's happening at the moment, but I'm happy where it's going.
I’m late to reply I’m sorry but congratulations! I hope you’re first week at your full time job has been great and you’re started to wrap your head around everything!
Coach said it's fine because he wanted the players to solve it themselves, like in season one with Hinata in the Nekoma match, if it got bad he would have intervined but he wanted to give the team a chance to figure it out, kind of like Sehijo's coach in the matches
12:46 yes, it's thanks to him that Kageyama realised he was acomodating to his teammates habits too much, remember to thank him
17:04 no more goddy two shoes
17:28 I just love how eventhough Enoshita hasn't been the focus for a long while, one notices this exchanges throughout that solify that he understtands the team so well he will be the next captain
19:46 The first time I watched it I honestly didn't understand it because I'm like ten times worse than Asahi, if you treat me like that I would shut down, but then, after a while, I understood how important it was to acheive the balance so that he wasn't an egocentric king or a goody two shoes
I love Date Tech, I'm sad because I'm sure they'll cut their parts, otherwise I don't see them being able to finish in one movie😭
And I'm sure they will also cut my favourite non Karasuno match, it's almost inevitable😫
He also wanted the players to "fight" so they crash opinions.
In the manga they kept bringing up the trust Fukurodani members have in each other, and how you create that by having problems and solving them as a team.
Coach Ukai wants the team atmosphere to be like Fukurodani's so they can freely express themselves and understand each other better
@@BachiraMeguruZ this is why love reading comments I always find either something new or something I'd forgotten
Kageyama, how could you talk like that to the biggest puppy man Asahi...he's ice cold 😭
To quote High School Musical he's gotta get his head in the game (and outta his ass 😌)
Thank god for Hinata honestly he has no time for complex emotional troubles he just slices through that shit and goes "ok, next?"
"Apparently I'm not the best with words" amazing Kageyama, we love a self aware king
If Hinata sees a single millisecond of opportunity to dunk on Kageyama you better believe he's taking it lmao
EXCUSE ME THE IMPREGNATED WALL OF DATE???????? I didn't know Haikyuu was so cool with mpreg wow
I love Hinata's cut through attitude and will never forgive Kageyama for yelling at baby Asahi 😂
This is exactly what they were talking about in one of the previous episodes. It was a line by one of the All-Japan coaches, and if I recall correctly you were confused about what they meant 9:34 Kageyama got used to national level players and is frustrated they are currently getting blocked
I think your impression of the situation was very on point.
25:35 it was an odd angle, but thats the attack line 😅
Ever since the training camp, Hinata has been more of a captain and a coach. He's got all that potential now.
23:53 I DISAGREE. when you called asahi dramatic for wanting to be told before kageyama stopped setting him as much! NO! bro, i totally get asahi, it's all about communication! i played a game where suddenly in the second set i got VERY FEW sets on the left and it was so weird, no agreement beforehand, i wasn't having a bad game or anything. i was a bit nervous to point it out directly like 'why aren't you setting me', so instead i asked my setter if i wasn't calling the attack loud enough or if she couldn't hear me. and when i asked she was just like 'oh i can hear you, but i didn't notice i did that, i'll send you more' and problem solved and also POINTS SCORED. but it was so weird when it happened, it felt like she was signaling to me that she didn't think i could score or that i had made too many mistakes or something. it totally felt like she didn't believe in me. team sports are weird man
I could be reading Lachy wrong but I think it was the way Asahi said it and the pose Asahi was making that made what he said feel more dramatic. Plus, I don't think Lachy meant dramatic in a negative conotation but more of a poking at him for fun kind of comment haha.
I'm pretty sure it was just the way asahi stuck out his hand lol
Lachy you done did it! The removing of the logo is perfect! Thank you sir!
This episode was such a focal point to Kageyama's character development until the end of the manga
the next few years of karasuno are not shown, although there is a short recollection of what happens. But the manga shows what happens after school which you will like a lot.
A great example of turning something negative into a positive. Hinata let him know that we NEED the King and the team wants to go to that next level. Cause kags is his boi and hinata and kageyama already have that confrontational moment and they came back from that stronger than ever and they can be fully 100% honest and open with each other... but kageyama hasnt had that with the team and what Oikawa was trying to tell him.. to be a setter you need to know your WHOLE team.
one of the saddest things about Haikyuu is how late kageyama and hinata got to meet each other
If he already doesn't like Atsumu im gonna wait patiently for his reaction to when we see him again LMAO
I mean you can tell how this author of haikyuu his goated when it comes to the writing brings the origin of kageyama as a king in this way ..was so good
Yeah I just started going to an open gym volleyball every week and had never played before. It's lots of fun! I did take a fat spike to the face on my 2nd day though haha
Hahha nice! You haven't experienced volleyball until you've been spiked in the face. I'm super glad you're going out to play and I can't wait to ear how it goes!
This is a tad late comment, but I can say that this is the episode where Kageyama has finally accepted his King side and found the balance between the setting principles of Oikawa and Atsumu (hence the flashback to their "Are you giving shrimpy the exact tosses he wants?" and "You are a Goody Two-Shoes", respectively), thanks to his ever-understanding Karasuno family, most especially Hinata.
From this point onwards, he really started to fully unmask his Autistically coded personality by being himself without reservations to push everyone in Karasuno to the best of their furthest (and further) limits, with effective communication skills and missing essential social cues being the core issues he needs to work on, especially for a team sport like volleyball---well, to quote Hinata, Kageyama "always has an issue with tone or saying something unnecessarily".
It's one among my all-time fave episodes in Haikyuu!!, especially being a very likely Autistic-ADHDer neurodivergent wherein I really do resonate with the struggles and quirks of Shoyo and Tobio ^__^
(P.S. What you said, bro Lachy---"Your competitive self...you should never ever hide it. It's such a rare skill."---tugged my heart a little bit. Due to a bunch of depressing events and unfortunate factors in life, my old competitive self when it comes to academics from preschool to high school was buried for the entire duration of the COVID-19 pandemic. It's only until a year ago that I started to gradually revive it, and what you said further strengthened my resolve a little bit more to see it through the end. Thanks so much!)
I really appreciate your break down of the episode and I’m super glad to hear your competitive self is coming back! It’s such a rare quality and will carry you further then you know. I have no idea what events happened to you but don’t let them be a reason or excuse to hold you back! I really appreciate you sharing
Lachy unleashing his inner hinata gremlin: 13:27
The day Lachy reacts to Haikyuu is always a happy day
Duuude yeah you also got me try out volleyball, Tuesdays are now my favorite days of the week 😅
LETS GOOOO! I’m late replying but that’s so cool, you’ll have to let me know how it goes!
This is what oikawa does. Kageyama is bringing the best out of the players now instead of compensating for everyone, we saw this when oikawa was practicing with kindaichi and the ball was too high, but oikawa told him to keep trying. when atsumu said "on the court, youre a goody two shoes huh?" He meant that kageyama would ask every time how the set was and adjusted depending on what the player thought they wanted, instead of giving them a set that would improve them as players. "Goody two shoes" meaning that he way over accommodated for the players.
This is awesome character development for the team but even more for Kageyama, because he did grown and did what oikawa said, "do the best sets for his spikers", but kageyama was doing the sets taking into account the bad habits of the players, and the problem with this is that he was not allowing them to grow, which is something that Oikawa does, and we saw that in a flashback of him telling Kindaichi to try hitting a higher ball, and ended up, he was able to do it. And all of the reading the players conditions, who is fresh? who is tired? who is off their game? everything. We all know Kageyama is talented, but when he merge the Talent x Experience x Knowledge, hes a beast of a player
Date tech with a powerful Service Ace ? wait until you see Kamomedai.
I adore the arc on display for Kageyama in this season. In S1 we saw how he was rejected by his team for poor communication and oppressively difficult plays, and it really affected him mentally and emotionally. So he obviously dialed it back with Karasuno.
And in the first half of S2, he had that conversation with Oikawa and was confronted with whether he was really trying to sync up with his teammates and making efforts to set balls that gave them their best options in the air.
This time it all has to do with that Goody Two Shoes comment. Kageyama synced up with his team but then the communication stopped again. And it's acknowledged here that the onus was on both sides, both by Kageyama and the rest of the team. Kageyama took what Oikawa said to heart but was still afraid of rocking the boat too much because of his past trauma.
But Hinata has always been the one to speak up and challenge Kageyama. Unlike the other teammates, everytime Hinata jumps, it's basically a challenge to Kageyama. "I'm already up in the air before you've even set the ball, so get the ball here if you can", so it makes sense that he would be the one to be like "why are you guys so afraid of talking back to each other? It's never been a problem for me."
This is the season more than S2 is where I think Kageyama truly surpasses Oikawa as a setter. He's finally amalgamated his pre-S1 tendency to do a challenging set that the teammates couldn't match with the S2 overcorrection of tossing perfect and easy balls for each individual's skills, both which arguably stunts or slows the team's ability to grow new skills. With his S1 skills and his S2 understanding of his team's individual skills, he can now start to toss more challenging sets that are tuned to each individual player in a way that allows them all to continue to grow stronger as a team instead of taking that burden on himself.
Gosh dang, I just love these volleyball dorks so much 😭
I think Oikawa said something that Kageyama misinterpreted. Because I think Hinata wants tosses that allow him to fight, but he also wants tosses taht win. I think Hinata doesn't mind when Kageyama is bossy if it means they score. Even if they aren't easy to spike I think the tosses he wants are the ones Kageyama puts his all into.
Kinda reminds me of the situation when Aoba Johsai was playing Date tech and Oikawa tried to toss away from the block and iwaizumi got mad. It’s like he was trying to tell oikawa “I don’t care if the toss is harder to hit, give me the “Best” toss so we can win. I think that’s a pretty cool detail that some people miss out on.
I don't know if ever has mention it but Haikyuu the manga for 404 chapters until Hinata about 25. I hope that's not too much of a spoiler if so sorry.
kageyama is one of my favourite autism creatures
26:20 s t o p
I couldn’t help it…
Absolutely been loving these reactions
couple years ago I watched Coach Donny react to Haikyuu and he brought up a really good point on this episode: it was kinda unfortunate that Kageyama grew up around Oikawa, imagine if he was a 1st year at Daichi's middle school, would've been a completely different person; and this is a really good assessment for reasons i cannot say (very deep spoilers), but you're also right about how dogshit his middle school team was when it came to handling kids
13:28 I love this edit
Eyyy!!! I'm a little bit early today. Thank you for the new video 🤩🙌 this is quite a reward after going to the clinic as my whole body aches after our mini volleyball game yesterday.
Can't believe that practicing my serves after classes would result me to be in this state. However, I can now understand why Yams have a hard time with serving in the first place. It really requires a lot of confidence to serve 😭 I was really scared that the ball wouldn't go in the other side of the net and disappoint my teammates 😭
Guess what, I really sucked at it 😂 hence why the after class practice that I did on my own. But on our mini game, I was able to receive the ball for a couple of times and it was soooo rewarding 🤩🙌 HAHAHAHA another long comment but yeah just an update on my progress!
Thanks for the video as always Lachy!!! 😊
I hope you’re feeling better and I’m super glad to hear you’ve been practising heaps! I’m sure those serves will get better and better and I can’t wait to hear about you aceing them!
there is a time jump in the manga!
the kageyama's wording in itself is not an issue on its own. Everyone knows that Kageyama's social skills are lacking so nobody expects him to always say everything perfectly. It is the fact that he was rude and disrespectful to noya who although is shorter and always act childish IS still older than Kageyama and in japan the seniority is a huge deal. Haikyuu adress this back in season 1 with Hinata and Kenma. When they first met and Hinata realizes that Kenma is older he immediately apologizes for talking to him so informaly even though he was nothing but nice and simply having a friendly conversation with fellow volleyball player even though they are complete strangers. In japan that is simply part of their culture and people like Kenma who openly dislike this notion are in minority. In the west this concept is strange and nobody can understand it but in japan its huge deal. That is why Tanaka acts all mushy when hinata and kageyama call him senpai and why nishinoya was going full "happy idiot" in season 1 when hinata called him senpai. Although seniority thing seem weird it is based on respect and it very positive, Seniors protect and support sometimes even mentor the younger generations even though its matter of single or two years while first and second years show respect to their seniors the same way you would show respect to your parent.
For kageyama to be that rude and disrespectful to his senior is just unaceptable in japan, its just because of his words its about what they represent
Sorry I have 2 questions. 1. Do you have a schedule or set days that haikyuu is uploaded? (I ask out of excitement for these)2. Will we see double,triple episode reactions later in the season like in previous seasons? Thank you for your time🤝🏽
From what I can tell he uploads Haikyuu 2x a week on Sunday/Monday and Thursday/Friday (putting two different days bc it depends on your timezone. For me I see the new videos go up on Sunday and Thursday)
@@y2kep1er ahh gotcha thank you for sharing that makes it easier to anticipate
@@dennysrivera2420 Glad to help!!
Love Date Tech and that they'll likely end up being Karasuno's biggest threat in the next year. No, we don't get to see it, we learn a little but never see the matches or anything.
Long live King Goodie-2shoes
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I hope you had a great day legend!
Hi Lachy.
How was your day :)?
Hope your taking care of yourself.
I'm late replying but my day was great! Thanks so much for asking
kageyama made hinata the greatest decoy and hinata in turn made him the king of the court
*NOT REALLY SPOILERS BUT IF YOU WANT TO KNOW* The manga does not go to 2nd and 3rd year (unless I missed some volumes) but it does go to when they are adults and you get to see the path some of the characters took, whether it was volleyball or just a random job. So there's a pretty big time skip.
Sorry lachy I don’t play volleyball 😅 I do play soccer tho
Hell yeah I hope you’ve been smashing it!
My brother in Christ, you know that the character design is different now right? They match the art style on the manga. You also know that coach Ukai's Voice actor is different now since the ending of S4 right?