Anime's single most motivating line (Tanaka Ryūnosuke)

[@qdLuke]

Bro IS the indomitable human spirit

[@tubsy.]

The human spirit is easily domitable lol

[@yashwanthmokkapati2102]

@@tubsy. easily? Guess you haven't met the right people

[@hish33p32]

​@@yashwanthmokkapati2102 Yes, I used to have a super negative outlook in the world, everyone seemed so stupid, emotional, and weak. But now that I've met this bestfriend of mine who's such a mentally strong human being, I have regained my faith in humanity. The Indomitable Human Spirit doesn't just exist in fiction and media, you can and will meet some of them one day, just gotta keep going.

[@yashwanthmokkapati2102]

@@hish33p32 The entire world is a matter of perspective perhaps..everything around us will influence us, we gotta choose which one we are gonna let influence us. Having that control over your mind is what they call "the indomitable spirit".

[@Ghost-lv8uw]

Tanaka is so human that he becomes the representation of humans in a world of giants, normal humans against geniuses and those with advantages, he acomplishes so much and he emanates hope for those who aren't giants.

[@ju4niittow]

"Opportunities present themselves to those who have prepared." That line changed my life

[@hockeyplayat0567]

this is one ive had in mind for a while now

[@khaleilgrant8924]

That reminds me of blue lock's luck concept

[@LennardSitte]

@@khaleilgrant8924it's seneca bro

[@marcinkochan441]

@@khaleilgrant8924 could Ypu tell me more about it ? it is anime or manga ? and what is a full concept ?

[@khaleilgrant8924]

@@marcinkochan441 Basically in Blue lock ego explains that luck only comes to those who are prepared to take immediate action when those situations present themselves and to not hesitate when these actions happen. Through hardwork and strategic thinking luck comes to those who are ready to seize it.

[@ashleylightheart126]

the scariest people are not the geniuses who have the praise to keep going, its the average joes that despite everything still chase their dreams and somehow keep up to the genius.

[@PrimarchRoboleonFrenchyman]

Ngolo Kante, my GOAT

[@haylonn7828]

isagi yoichi ( blue lock)

[@pavankalyanm6292]

My goat uzumaki Naruto. (Before telling me that he is an uzumaki or has kurama. He did work HARD.

[@ricardorivera7549]

@@pavankalyanm6292 yeah...but he is not average an average joe. might guy, jiraiya, even sakura embodies it better

[@TheLKStar]

@@pavankalyanm6292 Naruto is a terrible example, the whole anime we're faked out that he was a loser... Nope, the dude is the reincarnation of a god, has the biggest chakra pool , has kurama, has the greatest teachers, could use his ridiculous chakra to train 1000x faster with clones and even got a buff from a god in the end.

[@nicklegrey987]

" all those who've worked hard didn't succeed, but all those who succeeded have worked hard." ---Hajime No Ippo

[@k3nni]

in sports, this is the most true thing ever

[@rizzy1044]

Hajime no Ippo is goated. manga is a solid 10/10 for me

[@OrenMystery]

Can someone please explain what this is trying to say?

[@rizzy1044]

@@OrenMystery The person quoted it wrong, the actual quote is “Not all who worked hard succeeded, but those who have succeeded have worked hard.”

[@OrenMystery]

@@rizzy1044 That makes a lot more sense now.

[@CHEFPKR]

Haikyuu is the anime I always seem to come back to when I want to feel inspired. Tanaka and Daichi do that for me.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

I just never seem to stop watching it tbh haha

[@jessesharp5733]

I love Daichi. Amazing captain, leader, motivator and friend.

[@Karasamune]

Gurren Lagann might make you go nuts then

[@CharlieBean09]

what are you doing here lol i love ur videos chefpk

[@journeyoflife9159]

Hey paul great to see you here ^^ haikyuu is truly a series where you get all pumped up

[@christinelots2828]

I find comfort in Tanaka's character. I always cry when I read and watch his arc. A constant player on the court, he never once left the team, he's always willing to support just about anybody in the team. A GREAT SENPAI INDEED.

[@qway8936]

i want you

[@finntheperson670]

Personally the line I love most from this moment is: “What’s lame isn’t losing the match, it’s being scared of the match”. It really defines Tanaka and it’s a line I think about in life a lot

[@daraxiong19]

The single line from haikyuu that changed my life was oikawa saying "Talent is something that you bloom, instinct is something that you polish." When you're in a field where it's so competitive and you're surrounded by an endless stream of talent you do have to remind yourself your skills can always be leveled up there's no ceiling to learning and perfecting what works for you.

[@Withjoyfulsenescence]

“Chance favors the prepared mind.” This one is what I always remember and hopefully pass on to my child(ren).

[@the.tinyasian]

Another thing I loved about this scene is how it reminded me of my favorite line from Coach Ukai during the Shiratorizawa game. “Don’t you dare look down. Volleyball is a sport where you’re always looking up.” I loved this video and definitely the reminder I needed right now!!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Ahhh I meant to put that in the outro but forgot 😭

[@justarjen]

That line is great. As a coach I have used that and when used in the right moment it actually does wonders

[@Kamish00]

Rip Voice actor of Coach Ukai, last voice line

[@jrbudoybudoy]

That was the VA's last voice line and after that he passed away. Great line

[@juanjosesanchez3302]

“Set your heart ablaze”

[@LessonsFromAnime]

That's a good one too

[@21Rengoku]

That’s the one that came to my mind too.

[@tubsy.]

Too bad a "heart" does not exist

[@water7962]

@@tubsy. ?

[@tubsy.]

@@water7962 When people say "Heart" they usually mean something like "spiritual part of the person where our emotions and desires dwell". Well I'm saying that that doesn't exist. And that all of our behaviors are chemical reactions in our brains that are beyond "our" control. Not nearly as interesting or inspiring. 🤷‍♂️

[@SimpIexicity]

That THAT is what Ive always wanted. Even before I watched Haikyuu. I realized that the ability to always be optimistic is the best thing I can ever ask for. And seeing Tanaka just be that exact character. HES ALWAYS OPTIMISTIC. ALWAYS ENJOYING. ALWAYS CHEERFUL. It feels like he has had more of a life then Ive ever had. Theres a quote I like which helps me realize the need for optimisim even more. Every man dies. But not every man lives

[@franklynnyein127]

"Every man dies. But not every man lives" is a damn good line.

[@SimpIexicity]

@@franklynnyein127 I know right! Dude it just makes you enjoy life so much more!!

[@franklynnyein127]

@@SimpIexicity exactly

[@SirMalorak]

It's super human that he says that he occasionally feels down on himself, too though. But he always keeps standing up. Very inspirational!

[@juliocesarvieirasantos3219]

A friend of mine said his dad was disappointed at him during the pandemic because he wasn't really doing anything. Then his dad said to him "If it's hard for the people who are trying, imagine if you don't even try". It changed his life, and so did mine.

[@TemporaryAloneSoul]

"Freedom isn't living without rules, it's just living by your own rules."

[@shred0164]

"Preoccupied with a single leaf, you won't see the tree. Preoccupied with a single tree, you'll miss the entire forest."

[@PANDA_SPEAKS101]

😮

[@Kqrit.]

"Being weak is nothing to be ashamed of, but staying weak is." - Fueguelion, Black Clover

[@saiboT805d]

Being weak is nothing to be ashamed of girl, the shame lies in staying weak* 🤓☝

[@Kqrit.]

@@saiboT805d aight bro 💀

[@MrPacomaxie]

I’ve been in a big depressive episode recently and this made me realize that I wasn’t moving at all and that I need to keep going forward and not quit thank you

[@LessonsFromAnime]

You got this!

[@IstyManame]

"You think I'm lucky? You know what's the difference between us? When luck comes, I'm the one prepared to use it"

[@HikaruShinunume]

Remember guys, being average doesn't mean being behind at anything. Being average only means that you are being consistent. 😁

[@taymus13]

god damn thats a good line

[@Gabrielito0205]

And improving, if you are the best in the room then you should ask yourself the question whether u are in the right room. The fact that he is playing against all these talented players means he's on the right path

[@WorldKeepsSpinnin]

being average means u have the tools to be the best. The worlds alot more complex then just strength beats all.

[@warrenscipio4168]

"Today might be the day to grasp the chance to let your talent bloom... Maybe tomorrow, the day after or next year.. maybe even when your thirty. I'm not sure if physique has anything to do with it, but if you think it'll never come, it probably never will." - Great King Oikawa

[@Revoltine]

I don't get why people perpetrate this notion that Tanaka is average. HE THINKS he's average, but by all means, to someone who plays volleyball, he is at least above average. The story doesn't highlight his skills as much, maybe because it's not flashy, or maybe as a setup to his characterization in the Inarizaki match. He actually has good reflexes and game sense to the point where he's a consistent first touch or second touch to out-of-system balls. He's an incredible side wiper and line spiker, which were his main weapons before adding a sick cutter to his arsenal. He's at least showed decent skill with all the relevant volleyball skills except for underhand setting. He's also the only Karasuno regular whose never missed a single rally since the start of the story. This really circles back to the insult that he's just a budget Bokuto. The fact that Omimi even thought to compare him to a specific top 5 ace means Tanaka himself is on his way to becoming like him. In my perspective, that's a big compliment considering Bokuto is a third year with lots of experience going up against high class teams (Tokyo is stacked af and Fukurodani is a powerhouse team in a stacked region) while Tanaka is a second year with only a few months worth of experience with high level volleyball and already wrecking top level ones in a team where he is by no means a slouch.

[@icaimas719]

Same! People and even Tanaka himself often call him average, but that is out of perspective! He might not be on the same level as Bokuto or others, but he always keeps up, he´s always there when he´s needed. He´s a reliable pillar of the Karasuno team. People claim he´s average at best. Try to be average in an ocean of geniuses, gifted and freaks. XD

[@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735]

Right! Tanaka isn't a budget bokuto, he's a bokuto with 1% of the resources given to him!

[@hey-go4dg]

This is the biggest Problem with haikyuu. Literally no one is average in this anime, but they claim otherwise.

[@ShjadeNexayre]

I think in this context, "average" might be better thought of as "not special" or "well-rounded." He's not bad at anything, but he's not the best at anything. He doesn't have any specific peak that stands out. His "stats" are average across the board. You undoubtedly want at least one player like that on your team, someone you can depend on to always do what they need to do wherever they are on the court, but there's always someone on the team who'd have been able to do that thing better than him if they'd been in the same position because they're the best at that specific thing. In the context of high-level players in the league-where everyone is already, by default, "above average" compared to the entirety of human beings who play volleyball, sure-he's average. He'd fill a role on any team at nationals and he'd do it well enough to merit being on the court, but he'd never excel the way star players do. He's a 4-star player in a field full of 4-star players, but it's the 5-star names that stick out.

[@rafaelperalta1676]

The way I comprehend the thought of him being called as an average is the fact that they play in a high-level environment. There's also the fact that Karasuno is an up-and-coming team, is filled with specialists or should I say standouts (like Kageyama who is a super setter, Nishinoya, a super libero, etc.) who overshadows an all-rounder Tanaka. Plus, their enemies are arguably top 3 best high school team. Yes, there's no way Tanaka is actually average in terms of skills (he is a high-spec player), but him being called an average is just like saying he is a normal person mixed in a crowd of celebrities. This is my opinion only.

[@sheajohnson6310]

The voice acting of both Kageyama and Tanaka in that second scene is JAW dropping too AGH may 31st can’t come soon enough!!

[@theninjarush1163]

"There is no point in being afraid of the inevitable" - Gohan, Team Four Star, Dragon Ball Z abridged. This quote has stuck with me all through middle school and high school. This quote will never leave me for as long as I breathe. This quote motivated me in ways that not my parents, friends, and life itself could not. Its incredible just how powerful the mind can be when it is inspired

[@misaeldeleon7927]

@@theninjarush1163 As silly as it sounds I also love when a Goku tells him “So plant your feet, grit your teeth, and EAT THAT HORSE!” Just the simplicity of buckle down and get it done mentality.

[@aperson6046]

When you watch Haikyuu, not only is it a fun, entertaining experience with funny lines and great characters, but it also genuinely lifts your spirits and makes you feel like you can do anything

[@Dandysek6]

The line ,,Nah I'd win'' , gave me actual motivation to study for my finals and win.

[@MarL58]

"nah I'd study"

[@amai-w8f]

Isn't "Nah i'd win" a joke about how Gojo said that and lost ? So when people say "Nah i'd win" it means they won't.

[@geekymf]

kitkat ahh motivation

[@RuiQin-my1ec]

I KNOW ITS BEEN 4 WEEKS BUT YOUR SCRIPT WRITING IS INSANE. Im in high school rn, but after listening to some of these i feel like I've become a better writer. It great that tanakas an inspiration, and I love that, but you're writing makes the character really stand out and I think thats a skill that is really underappreciated.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Wow, thank you!

[@jordand.7579]

I think one of Tanaka's main selling points is his relatability. We all had bad moments and felt average or inferior to others seemingly more capable at something. He has that self-awareness of when he's doing good and bad and says his thoughts aloud. He's also inspiring because he's his own hype man. Lets all be our best selves by being our own best hype men! We can do it!

[@Vex-oh7qs]

I really needed this bro. I was questioning my capabilities and how Nothing I did ever seemed to yield any result. I was about to give up on what my ambition has been for years in the face of this failure that has been towering over me. This has given me the courage to keep going. Thank you so much

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad it helped!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad it helped!

[@Bdavis2475]

Good luck man. Don't forget to be open to change and new opportunities. Your destiny may not be what you imagined it to be

[@timos.3090]

Tanaka is literally made for volleyball because "volleyball is a sport where you are always looking up!"

[@RainbowKMM]

i havent cried in years until this video. it's a masterpiece. i relate to tanaka and this video, thank you for being an inspiration

[@LessonsFromAnime]

👐

[@crthejediknightninja]

Nothing will ever beat Gurren Lagann, "Don't believe in yourself. Believe in me! Believe in me, who believes in you!"

[@poloy7051]

that's for one person cheering another.. Tanaka's line is more of what one person can say to himself when they've got no one who's gonna cheer for them.. pls dont ever try saying that shit again.. Gurren Lagann aint even that good tbh..

[@heliiminum]

this is more like kageyama's point of view don't you think?

[@kog2749]

@@poloy7051 crazy take to say Gurren lagann isn't good when it clears haikyuu. If you watched Gurren lagann you would know that line evolved into "Believe in you who believes in yourself" which is literally what the whole show is about.

[@kannonfps]

@@kog2749 don't even bother, as soon as he said "gurren lagann is not even that good" you know you are talking to someone with a clear intellectual deficit

[@Derk6799]

@poloy7051 horrid take! Never speak again! Also, you have NOT watched Gurren Lagann.

[@frogfacts8091]

I've felt like Tanaka. this year in high school I joined the wind ensemble, an advanced music group, and way out of my league. I remember coming away from rehearsals filled with shame and the idea that I shouldn't be there, honestly sometimes with tears in my eyes too. After a lot of practice I finally feel I have caught up to my peers and have a sense of belonging. The best advice I can give to anyone who feels average is don't get too much in your head and also just enjoy the moment because one day you will be better.

[@arith1202]

it maybe a coincident or just nothing related at all but after the end of the second day we found out that Bokuto is really doing well on his game after watching Karasuno plays. Be know Bokuto really reacted to Tanaka plays and the mental strength he have. I like to think that Tanaka maybe learn cross shot technique from watching Bokuto but Bokuto learn the fun of playing with strong mental strength from watching Tanaka.

[@martinaasta]

You can't even get how comforting your your channel is for me. I'm such a big fan of haikyuu, but it seems many people I know don't get why and I'm probably not that good at explaining myself. But then I think of your videos and I know exactly why and how to explain it. You really sum it up beautifully. So thank you 🙏🏻

[@LessonsFromAnime]

No worries!

[@Yohruu]

I LOVE that someone talked about it. The line has always moved me and I constantly find myself going back to re-watch that episode because of how incredible it was.

[@minamicole2943]

Don’t usually comment on your videos, but just wanted to say we all appreciate the work you put into these! Between the scripting and music you nail the storytelling on these which make them really good analysis videos!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Thank you! :)

[@kjyu]

This is one of the best motivational videos I've ever seen on KZbin. Just speechless.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Wow, thank you!

[@RogerCh888]

Learning how to emotionally regulate is a skill and what Tanaka is doing is important, he's able to pick himself up and he's self aware. While he may not be the most athletically gifted person emotional regulation is important especially during a high pressure moment. He displayed that he has IQ and EQ, and that's ultimately how he was able to remain effective and do his job well, being preset and calm.

[@CharaTheChampion]

1:38 just seeing that hand go up, I can hear him calling for the ball again and it gave me chills 😅I didnt expect that

[@Kage_Kotei]

It's very interesting how hard we can be on ourselves. Sometimes our expectations blind us from the achievements we have made and it feels like we're failing. The best way to combat that is to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Noting the things we are excelling at is a great motivator to persevere in the main goal we are struggling with.

[@maheswaran6628]

Finally glad to realize that someone else is also feeling same about that situation of tanaka and how amazingly inspiring that scene is.....hatsoff to the creator of that eposode man seriously favourite and most inspiring moment in entire anime

[@JessieJussMessy]

Holy shit, ace video bro Edit: long story short, Tanaka so humble he views himself as painfully average, but makes perseverance look easy with how persistent his efforts and attitude are

[@GabrielGuskuma]

“Talent is something you bloom, Instinct is something you polish" I resonate with so much

[@mad_hatter7956]

When I first saw Haikyuu (on shorts or edited vids about Haikyuu), I though Tanaka was only a comedic relief character but when I finally watch Haikyuu, I appreciate his character and positiveness more thoughout the whole series. So even though I was shocked at what happened on post time skip, I was very happy for him, achieving his one dream 😂.

[@christiannesolmerano9861]

this scene puts me in to tear, then the way you explained it i cry

[@robbiegaaserud9586]

This is one of the best videos I've seen on KZbin in a LONG time. I clicked because of the one line bait and I love Haikyuu, wavered a bit when I saw that it was a 17 minute video, and then 17 minutes later I was sad it passed by so quickly. A perfect summary of Tanaka's journey to this moment, the actual audio from his big moment so that fresh off of hearing his story we get to experience the moment again, and then a (admittedly somewhat sappy but still nice) message to send us off with. Just truly well done.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Thank you!

[@homersimpson5501]

I’m kicking myself from walking away from an opportunity I thought I couldn’t do. Now I decided to give it another shot and this vid gets recommended to me! Once again into the night, boys

[@big_chart]

so glad to have found a video giving tanaka some praise, especially looking at this episode !!

[@the-rogue-shogun]

the thing that stuck with me was "With a strong foundation, and a little bit of sense and imagination, it just taks the slightest trigger, to change a person."

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Is this JJK?

[@RandomClips_edits]

“set your heart ablaze” is my favorite quote when things are rough and it helps me push threw

[@delayonion1005]

The fact that it was lowkey a threat but also a statement of trust makes it pretty chilling to me and the cherry on top is the OST that you posted towards the end (as well as the same OST that played in the second shot of Tanaka's insane line shot) is called the Threat of Trust!

[@Nerdorkgeek]

Incredible video!! I’m rewatching Haikyuu right now (had watched S1-S3 twice in highschool and S4 once, but it’s been quite a while since then) and when you brought up Tanaka’s arc in season 4 I instantly remembered the investment and emotion, the stair imagery, the connection to and pride I felt in Tanaka. Your retelling of the arc was genuinely really beautiful, and I was brought back to those episodes, getting teary and pumping my fist just as I did when I first watched it. In a show full of incredible arcs, Tanaka’s is still a standout for me every time, and that’s saying a lot in a show with writing as strong as Haikyuu.

[@averagespark862owo7]

I embraced being average a long time ago, and this video has finally given me a valid reason for still trying my best.

[@areebkhan9547]

Why does this story make me cry everytime

[@melvin9703]

had chills through out the video. what a video man

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Cheers!

[@Miingno]

Great video! Thank you very much! This beautiful play makes me sad that we never got to see him as ace in his third year.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Same here!

[@jerryc0522]

Damn I’m just commenting to say the transition at 8:18 is fire man. 🔥 love your videos it seriously serves as a reminder boost

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Cheers!

[@NattsumiGaming]

The way you set the scene is impeccable.

[@korsider7338]

Man You’re words made me cry Excellent video Emotions hit deep

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad you liked it!

[@indecensi2736]

and i love that both voice actors for tanaka killed this scene, watched it in both a million times.

[@aritsu419]

My fav is when Hinata get ask “why are u helping me, I’m your rival?” And his response is “ I want to fight u at your best”

[@27hiddenintheleaves]

I’m so cooked I know this is a haikyuu video but I read hinata and thought of Naruto😂

[@llauwa]

as a very average person, i genuinely cried during this scene and video. tanaka is forever my most relatable and favorite character. woooow i cant believe something like this affects me so much

[@Tensooni]

Never seen a video make me want to watch an anime this much before.

[@netking767]

Dude... I don't know if you have other videos or what they're like but THIS video has earned my SUB! Awesome vid man!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@ytbonesy9107]

This one video got me out of the rut I was in this soccer season. Ty so much, I was looking at all the bad I have been doing instead of the positive I have accomplished. I have a game tomorrow and I’m going to crush it.

[@maverickjudd]

I really needed this at this moment. Here I am really feeling down the last couple of months as I ponder is what I am doing all worth it? Am I making a difference? Am I even doing anything. I am feeling so mediocre, no even have serious self doubt of my worth as I don't think I am effective. I don't see myself contributing but rather dragging down the people around me and it hurts. Watching this made me remember how I resonated with Tanaka here. How I am also a Mr. Average surrounded by monsters who were doing far better. I feel like I'm in the bottom of that mountain that Tanaka is looking at and have no will to take that step paralyzed of the notion that I am a failure at this point. So thank you for this lesson.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad I could help!

[@miembrosgibran]

Theres two words that have always helped me to open many doors in my life: "Push And Pull" -Me

[@jfr788]

Thank you so much for this video. I was in quite a bad place when I saw it and it really helped me

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad I could help!

[@kullen8391]

this video got me crying. thank you for analyzing this match and his character through and through the sets.

[@Flyin.]

"Within the labyrinth of existence, where meaning often eludes grasp, our true journey lies in embracing the paradoxes of life. In the pursuit of understanding, every contradiction holds a revelation, and every challenge, an opportunity for growth."

[@doulie]

Good job in this video. I enjoyed it :)

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Thanks for the visit! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@user-pd6ci6fk1i]

Amazing video, incredible summary and breakdown of the scenes

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Thanks a ton!

[@McBrain-rot]

0:12 "Do you want a sword, thorfin?-"

[@emilyshepherd8544]

I really needed that. I have always been that one player on the team that’s either average or doesn’t even start the game. Recently I have been considering giving up one of my two sports cause I felt like it was pointless to continue with it, however this video has changed my mind.Thank you.

[@tomodachidisco]

Daaaaamn, the script are well written, edited video are simply perfect, and the back sound music makes my heart beat fast. I accidentally clicked the video an it worth my time, thanks 👌

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Wow, thank you!

[@DavolafShorts]

This vid had me tearing up

[@ruchirdeshpande]

Ykw man, may be I’m going through some depression and this thing has helped me move. Thanks a lot buddy you rock!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Nw :)

[@austynkozak4073]

You know there’s this one moment from Daichi that I kinda remember when I was reading the manga. I don’t remember what chapter and I don’t even remember an exact quote. But it was something along the lines of him highlighting the fact that he wasn’t the best player, but he was their captain, and his role was to be the foundation for his team. Which I believe lead into him making a badass receive or spike. I wish I could find that chapter, but it was so badass

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Probably in the third set vs inarizaki? Or in the Johzenji match

[@shine6290]

I think one instance was when kageyama and hinata were getting worked up and miss their quick but Daichi covers for them, there he says something about him not being as flashy and talented as Hinata and Kageyama but as a captain, he'll support them from behind And one instance when Shinsuke doesn't quite get why Daichi was running up for the synchronized attack rather than staying to pick up blocked balls, then Daichi smashes the ball into the court proving Kita wrong, that he's here to attack as well Daichi is so cool man, it's so amazing how they put a lot of effort into writing every character

[@austynkozak4073]

@@shine6290 I think that first one was 100% it

[@rodrigochayamiti9198]

"If we cling onto yesterday, what can we possibly hope to achieve tomorrow?" and "The "joy from doing" should be what's important, first and foremost. "Those who love something will become skilled in it", or so they say~."

[@kaceynotjones]

man this be hitting close to home, wether you're an athlete or a businessman or even an artist this hits all of us in a way. i just finished selling from a convention and i was sharing a booth with one of my friend who has massive following and it always felt like my merch was overshadowed by hers because mines look very average, it had me spiralling if it was even worth it for me to continue selling merch or not (of course theres a lot of factors to consider for stuff like this). but i'll see what opportunities i have and take em, like tanaka i dont have a reason nor the time and energy to keep sulking no more. so chin up everyone you're doing great!! also amazing video man keep it up

[@tuahsakato17]

"Just because there are better people pursuing the same dream, doesn't mean you lost the right to do the same", that dream, that occupation, that knowledge, belongs to us all. It's just, you can love it, dream it, pursue it, your own way. And it will be yours.

[@kaceynotjones]

@@tuahsakato17 coudnt have worded it better brother

[@AbyssPriestess]

'Believe in the version of you that believes in yourself'

[@Deliriumend]

I was so excited when you continued into Kageyama telling Tanaka he's not holding off on the left attacks. It's one of my favorite moments for them, both in the encouragement (if not intended as such) given from kageyama, but also the moment it leads to. When Kageyama makes that set, in a big way he is showing Tanaka that Tanaka is performing on an elite level. Why? Because he - the best setter they have - is trusting Tanaka with the full range of his weapons, even at the cost of other advantages Kageyama could have gleaned out of the play. This was the very argument Hinata/Kageyama had earlier in the series when Hinata wanted to be more than the bullet Kageyama fired. Tanaka may not be able to live in that world of giants, but on that day in that match he was definitely on that level. And that sequence with kageyama treating him like a full partner in the play cements it so well - while simultaneously showing Kageyama's own growth as the 'spoiled prince' of the court.

[@umrkhayam]

Needed this today, thank you

[@vallenvega]

thank you for making this video

[@LessonsFromAnime]

My pleasure!

[@BenHasAKeyblade]

I subbed. These are moments I want to be reminded of. I love anime.

[@fangblade360]

WELL DONE. I LOVE THESE STROIES

[@ThatWhichObserves]

My personal line is 'We can be only who we are, no more, no less' And I've taken to understanding it as 'We can not put any less of ourselves into our actions, and we can not be in excess of ourselves, as both are ultimately our own actions.'

[@AngieArellano2011]

Haikyuu…man…where do I start? It taught me to enjoy the small moments with me team, showed me how much team work needs to be involved, it taught me to work harder to become strong like them, it reminded me that sometimes we have our off days. But overall…. IT TAUGHT ME…TO NEVER GIVE UP AND TAKE ONE STEP AT A TIME TOWARDS MY GOAL!

[@-noplangaming-9268]

tanakas line where he says that everyone on this side of the court is your friend. that right there is what locked me into the anime and got me into volleyball. I have always been afraid of contacting other players but hearing tanaka saying everyone on your side is here for you really pushed me past

[@IkkezzUsedEmber]

I honestly forgot where I got this from. I took it to heart, and years later this is, when it comes to motivation and aiming for my goals, my most ground truth. Seeing this made me realize how much of an impact this whacky animation series about dudes playing volleyball has had on me

[@palevelmode]

wow.... just wow.. I'm so amazed how you analyzed this scene in the anime.

[@Vizceral]

There is *ALWAYS* something you can do at any specific point. Finding your best move is always going to be impressive.

[@bronsonstephens5799]

For every show I watch I like to write down all of my favorite quotes and look back on them from time to time.

[@okoman5]

I needed to hear this. Thank you!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

You are so welcome!

[@JonnyArdor]

Amazing how we all get inspired by different Haikyuu characters because we have different struggles and perspectives 🎉 Its so important to show diversity in the personalities❤ as a writer, I needed this realization ❤

[@giorgiusgiorgio]

Just found your channel. Man, this was beautiful. Thank you, new subscriber

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Awesome, thank you!

[@umexpress10]

Good video mate Tanaka is a crazy character!

[@TalesOfDylan]

Tanaka understands the most important step a man can take

[@sir_r1174]

Not from a series, but a game. Dont know why, but two of the Ancestors lines from Darkest Dungeon stuck with me since i've first heard them. Specifically: "Seize this momentum! Push on to the task's end" and "Many fall in the face of chaos. But not this one, not today." Dont know why, they just did.

[@JeffVan604]

7:25 "Pro-di-gy", my dude. Great video regardless! :)