When Kageyama said to Hoshiumi that he was a great reference it's because Hoshiumi is just about the same height as Hinata, yet Hoshiumi is at the Youth Camp because he's better in a lot of aspects compared to Hinata, so Kageyama is going to get as much info as he can from Hoshiumi.
@@ssjgoku276yea people who watch haikyuu often forget to take into account that hoshiumi has literally been groomed from the early ages of childhood to be a volleyball prodigy, he’s literally been training all his life up to this point. hinata at this point in time only has like one year of experience all together.
And this is the moment I fell completely head over heels for Hinata. Him helping Hyakuzawa, and their high five just warms my heart. Hinata is THE purest, most precious beam of sunshine that ever did shine! 🧡🌞🧡
In case the patreon members haven't told you or you didn't realise it yet, Hoshiumi (the white haired shorty) is voiced by Tanjiro's VA and Miya Atsumu (the goody two shoes commenter) is voiced by upper moon 2 demon: Douma's VA.
Season 1: Hinata: Noya-san, are you a libero? Nishinoya: Are you asking because i'm short? Hinata: No, because you're good at receiving! Season 4: Random dude: Hinata-kun, so you're not a libero? Hinata: *flustered* Huh? Are you asking because i'm good at receiving? Random dude: No, because you're short. I'm loving that subtle call-back.
love all the love for Hinata. our little tangerine boy! and it's true. he is an MC that is not annoying and looks and is dumb but then gets super powerful because of plot reasons. he's just such a hard worker and is very passionate all the time
From my perspective, here is what I think Atsumu means by Kageyama being a goody-two shoes. From the start of the series, we see him on the other extreme end where he pays no heed to his teammates and sets them really fast sets that they can’t hit, which led to the moment where no one jumps for his set. This obviously freaks him tf out and he becomes more conscious about setting balls that are easier to hit to his spikers. Compounded by the fact that Oikawa, his idol/rival, is known for setting balls that his hitters want/like. This isn’t necessarily bad but its also not the best because this makes both Kageyama and his teammates complacent if they both “settle” for the easy to hit ball. Just because a ball is easy to hit, does not mean it is the best ball the spiker can hit at that moment. Thus, a goody-two shoes setter for bending over to please his spikers too much. Atsumu wants Kageyama to challenge the spiker to their utmost limit to meet his sets whilst still keeping the set’s height and speed within the hitter’s ability.
He probably took Oikawa's advice about "giving the spikers the sets that they need" a bit too far, spurred on by his negative experiences with that first "king" extreme. It's further highlighted by that quick midgame flashback with Oikawa and KIndaichi back from S2, where Oikawa listened to Kindaichi's feedback but still decided to push him some more, getting the desired results in the end. Both Oikawa and Atsumu seem quite balanced on this front, if somewhat differently.
Oikawa gives his spikers the sets they want, but he still gets them to perform better -- for example Kindaichi's cross being one ball's width further iirc. Atsumu is the same, but his approach is more... direct? The same results, but less babying? It's obvious that Kageyama would swing to the opposite extreme, so this confrontation with Atsumu was necessary because otherwise Karasuno is a bit too friendly for critiques.
Yeah 100%. Kags overcorrected. At first he made it too hard for the hitters and now he's in the other extreme of making it too easy for them. Pretty impressive too that Atsumu was able to pick that up so quickly without ever having seen or met Kageyama before the camp.
@@playmaker619 Atsumu's sets are simultaneously customized to the hitter *and* bring out the hitters full potential (Kags only does the former ever since he isn't the "king" anymore). Atsumu's riding that fine line, where the hitters have to put in the work to hit his sets but are also thriving off of them, if they do that. That's why Atsumu said that "anyone who can't hit my tosses just sucks", because that just means they slacked off and don't live up to their potential. If you have to push yourself just enough to hit a toss and then hit it perfectly? That just feels good. That's why the coaches said that the hitters who hit Atsumu's tosses, look like they've improved and why the hitters who spike his tosses feel good about themselves. His setting style is perfect for when he's amongst people who give volleyball their all.
That animation scene where the short player jumps super high is actually animated by Takashi Mukouda, a famous animator in the industry. He has a very unique style that can be seen at first as a bit weird because he exagerates the proportions a lot, but he is a master in flow and dynamism. Some animators are even called in as guests and do just 1 scene, sometimes its because their style is very fitting for the episode, sometimes they just say "go have fun and do something cool af" It's becoming more standard to have special key animators for certain scenes now in Haikyuu, since it is also becoming more common in the industry overall. These types of sequences are called Sakuga, and it can be a bit frustrating to see massive changes in artstyle between two scenes sometimes.
You said "It's becoming more standard to have special key animators for certain scenes now in Haikyuu, since it is also becoming more common in the industry overall. These tyeps of sequences are called Sakuga, and it can be a bit frustrating to see massive changes in artstyle between two scenes sometimes, but you get used to it eventually." twice
As someone who has watched anime for so many years with budgests ranging from insane to 2 dollars and a dream, my suggestion to people who are reactors and thus mostly watch the high budget huge ones is to stop thinking about the animation itself the less you think about it the less it matters specially because this is still great compared to the things you'd see in the wild
"take it easy" it's a masive thing, it sound like a very simple advice but trust me, it's masive in a game where the level is so high and everything feels really stressful ✨✨✨
I remember Hinata saying something more impactful to Hyakuzawa. Hyakuzawa was asking Hinata why he was giving him tips on how to play the game better when they could very well be opponents the next year and Hinata replies, "Because I wanna beat you at your strongest."
@@ssjgoku276 not really the reason per se, because I'm sure they can invite more than one libero, but yes Komori takes the cake because I'm pretty sure Komori didn't start off as a libero so he has experience in offense plays and is a better all rounder. Also as we later learn Noya can't deal well with overhands and whoever was scouting must've noticed.
You have actually talked about it before how the shiratorizawa coach (Washijo) sees himself in Hinata. Washijo's coaching style subtly(his assistant coach picks up on the difference). The fact that Washijo is as old as he is and hasn't changed his coaching style until now just tells us that Hinata is truly a once-in-a-lifetime (Washio's lifetime!) player actually says a lot about Hinata's talent.
The animation wasn't "off" in 6:40 actually, in impactuful scenes studios gives the work to key animators to make it good. Some directors allows for more freedom, enabling the key animator to change a bit of the character design and focus less on realism and more on abstract movements. This is what you are seeing here, it can look strange if you used to the normal Haikyuu standard but you will se it a more of it during season 4 since the team is not the same from previous seasons and they are aiming for a more floaty style of animation. The problem in season 4 comes with the production itself which allowed for some episodes to be rushed and we get a mess of a end result.
I agree and understand when they use less detailed art style so the scenes can be more fluid and movements as well. BUT in that particular scene they literally drew the characters like stickmen, sure it was a choice i dont think it was like that because of lack of budget or wtv they just wanted to make that litlle sakuga but yeah. Rest of the season uses the artstyle for better movement like you said but this scene was off imo.
Maybe Hinata fans will be angry with me about why Hinata didn't make it into the Japanese national team camp. 1), knowledge about types of volleyball attacks. Hinata still doesn't know the types of attacks. All Hinata knows is doing spike and jumping techniques. he doesn't know parabolic, open, and semi attacks. 2) hinata is very poor in passing and receiving the ball, from every season and episode we can't see hinata getting a serve and also hinata hasn't produced a good pass. From the start of the season, Hinata attends a school that doesn't have a big volleyball team. 3) hinatas only rely on physical talent and fast reactions. This is why I am grateful to WAHSHIO SENSEI, the Shiratorizawa coach who made Hinata a ball boy to teach Hinata to pass and receive so that Hinata would become a complete player. Many Haikyuu fans saw the bad side of Washio Sensei, before I became a volleyball player, my father told me to become a ball boy so that can learn about the basic stages, namely passing and receiving. Nekomata coach nekoma said : The team with strong spikes doesn't win... The team that drops the ball loses
Great episode! And without spoiling anything, this episode had the best pay off of the entire season imo. I got chills when the things we learnt here came up again later. Also, great reaction as always! :)
If my memory serves me right...Sakusa is in the top 3 in Japan along with Kiriyu and Ushijima...but what makes Sakusa special is his abnormal flexibility in his wrists, giving unpleasant turns in his shots. and serves.
I hope you guys watch Ace of Diamond next after finishing this anime. Its another sports anime but its Baseball. For me these 2 is the best sports anime. (Haikyuu and Ace of Diamond)
yes, hinata is cheering up the super tall guy, but what's amazing about his character is that he's being true and passionate, because that's who he is. sometimes he says the right thing that happens to be at the right time, but it's him being him, not always trying to cheer people up because he's a good person 🥹
Animation style, especially in many action scenes is a lot closer to original manga style now in this season. Some people find it odd looking. Just you know, it will be different than before.
4:13 I actually think catious is correct, it's not just that he wants to know, he feels like he needs to which is fair and smart. Are they a team actually capable of beating someone as strong as Ushijima? Bc that's dangerous. Or were they just able to beat him bc he wasn't in his best condition? Fair smart questions tbh, needed when they're about to compete on freaking nationals.
I'm not sure if you catch this, but you can actually infer that Ushijima and Sakusa (the guy with the mask) are pretty close! Since Sakusa, who's younger, calls him "Wakatoshi", his given name, instead of "Ushijima" his surname. In japanese customs that indicates closeness. Also, they are both part of the Top 3 aces
I think Tsukki did have a bit of sympathy for Hinata. This is speculation, but considering how his brother was left out of the team, Tsukki may have wanted to include Hinata in some team activities.
Before season 4 hinata for me was just meh.Like i didn't resonated with him as the mc. I didn't enjoy him much.Even in shiratorizawa match i was like pro shiratorizawa just Because i didn't like hinata. But season 4 was what changed me. For me hinata from s4 is the real mc. Before s4 he was just another short unskilled guy who somehow win because of plot aromor. But i love this hinata very much.
@@keziacatherines considering there's only 1movie left after the Nekoma match, Brazil arc will probably be like a 5min montage and I don't even have any hopes of the remaining chapters getting animated.😔
@@keziacatherines well the nekoma movie run time is only 84min so I wouldn’t keep any hopes at all lol. that’s like 4-5eps. They are definitely skipping past the other teams and probably any backstories too.
Nah disliking Atsumu is OK, he's not an easily likeable guy, especially this soon in the story. But hating him is something else, no Haikyuu player deserves hate.
@@purplelightning7809 we actually don't know, we're never told the order of the top 3, just that they are the best 3. But the order their names are usually mentioned in the same sentence is Sakusa, Kiryuu and Ushijima.
Kags is making friends 🥹
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Are you remember name sakusa from kuro say in season 2..??
No.1 Ace
kageyama socializing is so fun to watch. he really is no thoughts head empty only volleyball and hinata.
When Kageyama said to Hoshiumi that he was a great reference it's because Hoshiumi is just about the same height as Hinata, yet Hoshiumi is at the Youth Camp because he's better in a lot of aspects compared to Hinata, so Kageyama is going to get as much info as he can from Hoshiumi.
Ohh
Basically, Kageyama has now seen how good Hinata can actually be in the future if trained properly.
@@ssjgoku276yea people who watch haikyuu often forget to take into account that hoshiumi has literally been groomed from the early ages of childhood to be a volleyball prodigy, he’s literally been training all his life up to this point. hinata at this point in time only has like one year of experience all together.
Time skip Hinata Slams whole verse
@@purplelightning7809not really, but he is insanely good
And this is the moment I fell completely head over heels for Hinata. Him helping Hyakuzawa, and their high five just warms my heart. Hinata is THE purest, most precious beam of sunshine that ever did shine! 🧡🌞🧡
hinata is literal sunshine look at him making friends and rivals everywhere he goes 🤧🤧
In case the patreon members haven't told you or you didn't realise it yet, Hoshiumi (the white haired shorty) is voiced by Tanjiro's VA and Miya Atsumu (the goody two shoes commenter) is voiced by upper moon 2 demon: Douma's VA.
And Daichi = Rengoku 🍩
Also, Sakusa has same va as upper moon 5, Gyokko 😂
yeah it's like tanjiro playing volley with douma and gyokko hahahhhaa
Season 1:
Hinata: Noya-san, are you a libero?
Nishinoya: Are you asking because i'm short?
Hinata: No, because you're good at receiving!
Season 4:
Random dude: Hinata-kun, so you're not a libero?
Hinata: *flustered* Huh? Are you asking because i'm good at receiving?
Random dude: No, because you're short.
I'm loving that subtle call-back.
Hinata wanting to help everyone so he can beat them at their best is why he's such a good character. He is a regular ball of sunshine.
love all the love for Hinata. our little tangerine boy! and it's true. he is an MC that is not annoying and looks and is dumb but then gets super powerful because of plot reasons. he's just such a hard worker and is very passionate all the time
Man... S4 onward really make me love Hinata. His wholesomeness never sounds cringe nor forced, it's just nice
From my perspective, here is what I think Atsumu means by Kageyama being a goody-two shoes. From the start of the series, we see him on the other extreme end where he pays no heed to his teammates and sets them really fast sets that they can’t hit, which led to the moment where no one jumps for his set. This obviously freaks him tf out and he becomes more conscious about setting balls that are easier to hit to his spikers. Compounded by the fact that Oikawa, his idol/rival, is known for setting balls that his hitters want/like. This isn’t necessarily bad but its also not the best because this makes both Kageyama and his teammates complacent if they both “settle” for the easy to hit ball. Just because a ball is easy to hit, does not mean it is the best ball the spiker can hit at that moment. Thus, a goody-two shoes setter for bending over to please his spikers too much. Atsumu wants Kageyama to challenge the spiker to their utmost limit to meet his sets whilst still keeping the set’s height and speed within the hitter’s ability.
He probably took Oikawa's advice about "giving the spikers the sets that they need" a bit too far, spurred on by his negative experiences with that first "king" extreme. It's further highlighted by that quick midgame flashback with Oikawa and KIndaichi back from S2, where Oikawa listened to Kindaichi's feedback but still decided to push him some more, getting the desired results in the end. Both Oikawa and Atsumu seem quite balanced on this front, if somewhat differently.
Oikawa gives his spikers the sets they want, but he still gets them to perform better -- for example Kindaichi's cross being one ball's width further iirc. Atsumu is the same, but his approach is more... direct? The same results, but less babying? It's obvious that Kageyama would swing to the opposite extreme, so this confrontation with Atsumu was necessary because otherwise Karasuno is a bit too friendly for critiques.
Yeah 100%. Kags overcorrected. At first he made it too hard for the hitters and now he's in the other extreme of making it too easy for them. Pretty impressive too that Atsumu was able to pick that up so quickly without ever having seen or met Kageyama before the camp.
Aren't atsumu's sets very easy to hit too?
@@playmaker619 Atsumu's sets are simultaneously customized to the hitter *and* bring out the hitters full potential (Kags only does the former ever since he isn't the "king" anymore). Atsumu's riding that fine line, where the hitters have to put in the work to hit his sets but are also thriving off of them, if they do that. That's why Atsumu said that "anyone who can't hit my tosses just sucks", because that just means they slacked off and don't live up to their potential. If you have to push yourself just enough to hit a toss and then hit it perfectly? That just feels good. That's why the coaches said that the hitters who hit Atsumu's tosses, look like they've improved and why the hitters who spike his tosses feel good about themselves. His setting style is perfect for when he's amongst people who give volleyball their all.
“Imagine kageyama setting for this man (hoshiumi)” ohh boy you don’t know what gonna happen
Can't wait for them to see the real Miya atsumu, he's my Fav
7:42 “Imagine Kageyama setting to this guy, man” I see what you did there 😂🤭
That animation scene where the short player jumps super high is actually animated by Takashi Mukouda, a famous animator in the industry. He has a very unique style that can be seen at first as a bit weird because he exagerates the proportions a lot, but he is a master in flow and dynamism.
Some animators are even called in as guests and do just 1 scene, sometimes its because their style is very fitting for the episode, sometimes they just say "go have fun and do something cool af"
It's becoming more standard to have special key animators for certain scenes now in Haikyuu, since it is also becoming more common in the industry overall. These types of sequences are called Sakuga, and it can be a bit frustrating to see massive changes in artstyle between two scenes sometimes.
It is also more loyal to original manga style. Manga has unique look to it.
You said "It's becoming more standard to have special key animators for certain scenes now in Haikyuu, since it is also becoming more common in the industry overall. These tyeps of sequences are called Sakuga, and it can be a bit frustrating to see massive changes in artstyle between two scenes sometimes, but you get used to it eventually." twice
Ive always love every Hoshiumi scenes because of the art
@@Oscar-tm9pt thx, fixed it!
np broski@@dididyo2253
Finally my boy Miya Atsumu is introduced🤩
Can't wait for y'all to actually get to know him🥰🥰🥰
Kageyama no filter = great
Ushiwaka no filter = I don't like this guy.
This not a hate comment.
It just bias and its ok to be bias
As someone who has watched anime for so many years with budgests ranging from insane to 2 dollars and a dream, my suggestion to people who are reactors and thus mostly watch the high budget huge ones is to stop thinking about the animation itself the less you think about it the less it matters specially because this is still great compared to the things you'd see in the wild
"take it easy" it's a masive thing, it sound like a very simple advice but trust me, it's masive in a game where the level is so high and everything feels really stressful ✨✨✨
I remember Hinata saying something more impactful to Hyakuzawa. Hyakuzawa was asking Hinata why he was giving him tips on how to play the game better when they could very well be opponents the next year and Hinata replies, "Because I wanna beat you at your strongest."
often overlooked, but Komori, the brown-haired libero with teddy-eyebrows on Sakusa's team is the best Libero in Japan!
Maybe the reason why Nishinoya was not invited to the camp.
You mean Komori...? Because Kaori is Fukurodani's manager 😄
@@ssjgoku276 not really the reason per se, because I'm sure they can invite more than one libero, but yes Komori takes the cake because I'm pretty sure Komori didn't start off as a libero so he has experience in offense plays and is a better all rounder. Also as we later learn Noya can't deal well with overhands and whoever was scouting must've noticed.
You have actually talked about it before how the shiratorizawa coach (Washijo) sees himself in Hinata.
Washijo's coaching style subtly(his assistant coach picks up on the difference).
The fact that Washijo is as old as he is and hasn't changed his coaching style until now just tells us that Hinata is truly a once-in-a-lifetime (Washio's lifetime!) player actually says a lot about Hinata's talent.
Miya Atsumu, the man who poke the dragon's eyes 😂 as Kageyama's fan I'm eternally grateful to him for waking up sleeping dragon Kageyama Tobio 😌
Remember this Hinata Hyakuzawa advise moment!!! 🤩🤩🤩
Hinata putting in work 😤 ❤the reaction guys
MVP is Hinata❤❤❤
The animation wasn't "off" in 6:40 actually, in impactuful scenes studios gives the work to key animators to make it good. Some directors allows for more freedom, enabling the key animator to change a bit of the character design and focus less on realism and more on abstract movements. This is what you are seeing here, it can look strange if you used to the normal Haikyuu standard but you will se it a more of it during season 4 since the team is not the same from previous seasons and they are aiming for a more floaty style of animation. The problem in season 4 comes with the production itself which allowed for some episodes to be rushed and we get a mess of a end result.
I agree and understand when they use less detailed art style so the scenes can be more fluid and movements as well. BUT in that particular scene they literally drew the characters like stickmen, sure it was a choice i dont think it was like that because of lack of budget or wtv they just wanted to make that litlle sakuga but yeah. Rest of the season uses the artstyle for better movement like you said but this scene was off imo.
Maybe Hinata fans will be angry with me about why Hinata didn't make it into the Japanese national team camp.
1), knowledge about types of volleyball attacks. Hinata still doesn't know the types of attacks. All Hinata knows is doing spike and jumping techniques. he doesn't know parabolic, open, and semi attacks.
2) hinata is very poor in passing and receiving the ball, from every season and episode we can't see hinata getting a serve and also hinata hasn't produced a good pass. From the start of the season, Hinata attends a school that doesn't have a big volleyball team.
3) hinatas only rely on physical talent and fast reactions. This is why I am grateful to WAHSHIO SENSEI, the Shiratorizawa coach who made Hinata a ball boy to teach Hinata to pass and receive so that Hinata would become a complete player. Many Haikyuu fans saw the bad side of Washio Sensei, before I became a volleyball player, my father told me to become a ball boy so that can learn about the basic stages, namely passing and receiving.
Nekomata coach nekoma said :
The team with strong spikes doesn't win... The team that drops the ball loses
Great episode! And without spoiling anything, this episode had the best pay off of the entire season imo. I got chills when the things we learnt here came up again later.
Also, great reaction as always! :)
Someone in the patreon might had tell you guys this that Hoshiumi's VA was also Tanjiro's (Demon Slayer) VA.
If my memory serves me right...Sakusa is in the top 3 in Japan along with Kiriyu and Ushijima...but what makes Sakusa special is his abnormal flexibility in his wrists, giving unpleasant turns in his shots. and serves.
Who want them to react to classroom of the elite
👇
Hoshiumi's VA is Tanjiro from Demon Slayer
Miya Atsumu's VA is Chrollo from HxH
I hope you guys watch Ace of Diamond next after finishing this anime. Its another sports anime but its Baseball. For me these 2 is the best sports anime. (Haikyuu and Ace of Diamond)
yes, hinata is cheering up the super tall guy, but what's amazing about his character is that he's being true and passionate, because that's who he is. sometimes he says the right thing that happens to be at the right time, but it's him being him, not always trying to cheer people
up because he's a good person 🥹
Animation style, especially in many action scenes is a lot closer to original manga style now in this season. Some people find it odd looking. Just you know, it will be different than before.
4:13 I actually think catious is correct, it's not just that he wants to know, he feels like he needs to which is fair and smart. Are they a team actually capable of beating someone as strong as Ushijima? Bc that's dangerous. Or were they just able to beat him bc he wasn't in his best condition? Fair smart questions tbh, needed when they're about to compete on freaking nationals.
Hoshiumi sounds like Tanjiro to me.
Yeah same VA, Hanae Natsuki
I'm not sure if you catch this, but you can actually infer that Ushijima and Sakusa (the guy with the mask) are pretty close! Since Sakusa, who's younger, calls him "Wakatoshi", his given name, instead of "Ushijima" his surname. In japanese customs that indicates closeness. Also, they are both part of the Top 3 aces
I think Tsukki did have a bit of sympathy for Hinata. This is speculation, but considering how his brother was left out of the team, Tsukki may have wanted to include Hinata in some team activities.
Sakusa is what you would call a germophobe 🤣
I love people who have no filter. If it’s right, it doesn’t matter if it’s mean
Hoshiumi's VA is Tanjiro's VA btw. Haha.
Mistake of Miya atsumi : He told Kayegama " Goody two shoes "
If he didn't told that he would have been best setter but ............
Good reaction
targaryen blood ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋ정말 지금다시보니까 생각해보면 히나타 버전2의 흰머리랑 오이카와 버전2의 미야...
I LOVE ATSUMU'S KANSAI ACCENT SO MUCHHHH
Before season 4 hinata for me was just meh.Like i didn't resonated with him as the mc. I didn't enjoy him much.Even in shiratorizawa match i was like pro shiratorizawa just Because i didn't like hinata. But season 4 was what changed me. For me hinata from s4 is the real mc. Before s4 he was just another short unskilled guy who somehow win because of plot aromor. But i love this hinata very much.
あなた達のリアクションが大好きです。
毎回楽しみにしてます(^^)
Miya atsumu is voice by Okabe (steins gate) VA, I'm pretty sure you guys watched Steins Gate.
Always excited for your reactions whenever opening youtube! Thank you, please continue makingg these reactionss!!!
Kageyama just minding his own business but these people kept bugging him hahahaahahahahah
Also, Kageyama setting to Hoshiumi, YES
This is the season Hinata really grows as a character and a player I just love it so much
The 'Off' animations look more the the orignal Manga animations to me
your imagination is actually reality..
manga spoiler Alert :
kageyama will be setting to hosiumi in future, also Ushiwaka.
highlight of my day, thank you
7:39 😌 well
I'm waiting for that to be animated:)
if only we get to see those chapters animated😭
@@MKS_27 they better do 😭 timeskip arc is just soooo good
@@keziacatherines considering there's only 1movie left after the Nekoma match, Brazil arc will probably be like a 5min montage and I don't even have any hopes of the remaining chapters getting animated.😔
@@MKS_27 actually I'm a bit pessimist too. But since the screen writer and the director are the same as the s1-s3, I still have a hope 😭
@@keziacatherines well the nekoma movie run time is only 84min so I wouldn’t keep any hopes at all lol. that’s like 4-5eps.
They are definitely skipping past the other teams and probably any backstories too.
If you don't like Miya Atsumu, Haikyuu fans all over the world will be your enemy.
Nah disliking Atsumu is OK, he's not an easily likeable guy, especially this soon in the story. But hating him is something else, no Haikyuu player deserves hate.
Hinata is best boy ♡
" I wanna beat you "
Chills 🥶🥶🥶
👍👍👍👍
My favorite ep
7:39 Ange good point really
Schweden adlers we love to see itttt
you''ll just Miya !
❤
13:13 Hinata senpai 😎
I was just laughing bc Hinata and Hyakuzawa are the same age 😅 no senpai detected here
🤍🤍🤍
NIce
Day 17 of waiting for bungou stray dogs reaction
BTW ushidzima is to 3 Ace bokuyo is top 5 and saksa i number 1 Ace just you to now 👍
nope sakusa is no. 2 , no.1 is kiryuu
@@purplelightning7809 we actually don't know, we're never told the order of the top 3, just that they are the best 3. But the order their names are usually mentioned in the same sentence is Sakusa, Kiryuu and Ushijima.