OPPORTUNITY | FOR THE WIN! HAIKYUU!! SEASON 4 EPISODE 11 REACTION

[@BrianxStephanie]

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[@lionel922]

React to Re: Creators please, the story is very interesting.

[@sneakpeek3645]

Underhand serve is the easiest serve to learn if you're a beginner. But most of the time in casual or unofficial games where you use underhand serve, its trajectory doesn't go that high.

[@crescentmoondriver4343]

Ceiling serves on the other hand seems hard to learn. Pinpointing accuracy with that high a trajectory should be hard.

[@mugi1197]

@@crescentmoondriver4343 nope it's very easy I remember 1st time I faced that serve I can tell u for sure they are not easy to receive as u don't practice receiving that type of serves as not.many use them nowadays

[@ericbrown6557]

i think he is doing a sky ball so yeah its easier is learn but it going high

[@sonixka257]

I mean u wont see that at the professional high level since it is slow and no power

[@Charley-ju6yg]

The thing about it when it’s this high is that it takes a few tries for the receivers to get used to cause they never practiced it, but because it stays in the air for so long and it has a straight trajectory down, once the receivers does get used to it it isn’t gonna do anything. Basically, a player who uses this serve would only be worth during the first couple serves, and then they’ll basically be a freebie afterwards. If you’ve got a solid serve, learning this cause it’s easy to learn could be worth it as a way to throw them off their game, but it won’t work on really good receivers, at least not more than once or twice at most which is why you don’t see it on professional or national level, cause you’re mostly better off practicing the basics or more reliable plays

[@prinnie02]

The underhand serve is usually the serve that volleyball beginners learn first lol. What makes the ceiling serve special, especially at events like nationals, is that it takes advantage of the super high ceiling (makes height/depth perception difficult) and the bright lights needed for tv crews (hard to see/pinpoint drop point for the ball)

[@ianamaral7332]

Here in Brazil, we call that underhand serve "A Journey into the stars" which also is the Brazilian name for the show "Star Trek"

[@Flaaaaaavio]

e é um saque completamente inutil hoje em dia, mas pega de surpresa kkkkkkkk

[@MarioSantos-rq5oi]

@@Flaaaaaavio real é realmente inutil skskskkssk, só é bom se você tiver jogando vôlei de praia

[@zrezing]

oo thas cool and interesting

[@WillyMelano]

I've always loved that phrase at the end: "Opportunities present themselves to those who have prepared".

[@zeebeeaov1605]

He just said “falling meteor serve” HAHA! i swear the one i always look forward to is to see what cringe worthy remarks Bryan comes up with.

[@Izukachan]

Underhand serves are actually the most basic serve that beginners use. That's why if someone does something as basic as an underhand serve, usually you receive with an overhand pass because it is a chance ball for you (because underhand serves are usually very easy to receive) It's just that when playing in a huge stadium, the high ceiIlings plus blinding spotlights make a high serve hard to pass. The high ceilings mess up your depth perception and lights limit your ability to see. This isn't because of the serve itself, but rather the environment. If you've ever played badminton in the afternoon when the sun is bright, you've probably experienced this. A high scoop shot can be hard to hit back because the sun gets in your eyes.

[@rafaelasantiago3924]

their camera is so good that make my eyes smile

[@masarnas5568]

9:35 fyi, this is his first official match

[@ayeon5609]

They probably are not paying much attention.

[@Sogeking_Anurag]

Nothing new. They always ignore other teams as they focus only on Karasuno

[@weebletedits6808]

I'm pretty sure they meant in the qualifiers he used it...and by official they prolly took it as nationals so yeh

[@masarnas5568]

underhand serve are rarely employed in vb competition, because it is often more easier to receive

[@gabrielcartaxo1679]

They came to nationals because they're good, this is the first time that boy served in a real match, no other team knew about that serve.

[@ZaWaarudo.]

Can’t wait for ep 12&13 especially when miya atsumu serve

[@flamywolfie]

The reason you don't often see the underhand serve is because it is usually a "beginner" serve. The serve isn't as intense as an overhand serve therefore usually easier to receive. Only official, big venues have a high enough ceiling for this to actually work.

[@LoneCommentWanderer]

I love how they showed up in this match how the other teams are afraid of Karasuno. Like when everybody was thinking about Kageyama's powerful serve: "Damn it. He has to serve right now?" or "So this is nationals!"

[@thenerdytiger9306]

4:28 Who else loves the fact that: 1. When ukai was toung he looked like tanaka 2. When tanaka was a first year he looked like the couch now but with shorter hair

[@harryw3310]

To comment on how they would've made it to nationals, the underhand serve had no play in it. If I remember correctly they said that was Himekawas debut as the serve is most effective in big arenas. They made it purely on the fact that they are one of the best teams in Kanagawa, and like everyone there, they had a few good players, in their case Echigo and Teradomari. As some of us know, you don't have to be a known team in this series to do well

[@kuroastea]

that transition from when the third years were first years to the current game 🥺✊🏼

[@jidhindharanm.p9351]

Lol...the only way I know how to serve and it's mystery to these guys...lovin it...

[@paulomarrocos6170]

This serve is called "star trek serve" in the 80-90's works pretty well

[@Moromilkyway]

The underhand serve is basically the easiest serve. when I used to play that was the serve we basically started doing as rookies then upgrade to the palm serve which is the one hinata and suga does, and then the jump serve which is the hardest one 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@hatsuharu5242]

when i was still playing volleyball, i used this strategy too but using the sun, serving it high so they get blinded by the sunlights and it works pretty well

[@aspiring.creative.person6092]

OH MY GOD I love Kagayama’s setter dumps, it feels like he just always does the other team so dirty and it’s just like.. WOO

[@thestarman1355]

Underhand serves are actually the easiest for beginners, this is supposed to be a ceiling serve but in actual volleyball it's hit differently.

[@kyourichim2x380]

I think underhand serve is actually the beginner's serve..In our school, we do those serves a lot and lol when I first watched Haikyuu, I didn't even know that you can serve by spiking the ball(Jump serve)xD

[@Tea-Spin]

Yeah, I also always wonder why no one rarely uses underhand serve in professional volleyball matches. I mean, back in my high school days, the only serve I can do was underhand serve, lol.

[@tengisbuyanbaatar2393]

It's called the skyball serve not something you see very often sometimes used in beach volleyball since there is no ceiling. When done correctly little tricky to receive it.

[@sh4doww_140]

The underhand serve is pretty common if u started Volleyball. Thats what I do up until now cause im a noob at Volleyball. It is the easiest to hit but hard to aim.

[@Maciknaw]

This underhanded serve guys very first match in highschool states when he first walked out, also his serve wouldn’t be that good in a normal gym with a much lower ceiling

[@gabriel-g9z3i]

"Vivid" is coming up next :o

[@btl1089]

That underhand serve is called a Sky Ball. There are clips of that serve in beach volleyball.

[@aroblox478]

underhand serves are usually used by beginners because it's hard to do overhand serve when beginning volleyball. overhand serves are harder to receive.

[@beastbakugo3044]

I'm happy ...even though u guys don't know about vollyball , u know what is means to be playing in nationals.every team is very strong and that's what kimchi need to understand In his channel.

[@aurobindr9375]

Just wait until you see the next opponent........they are really swag😎😎😎 Edit: do you remember ...........there was a underhand server in the every first episode of haikyuu season 1.......hinata's friend (basketball player )........IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW THEN CHECK IT OUT......

[@maisakurajima3049]

Underhand serve is a basic serve in volleyball if you cannot serve a spike serve

[@ceinw3n]

"Opportunities come to those who are prepared." I love that

[@johnmedardtanafranca1585]

This ia not the end of the season guys. Its just finished the first part of the season. But season 4 part 2 will be released nearly this july or august I think

[@naghamelkilany8142]

He was delayed

[@ericbrown6557]

the ceiling serve irl is called a sky ball is used more in beach volleyball its used so you can get the ball as high as you can :)

[@darqlyte1104]

I actually learned underhand serve first because I can't properly do the upperhand serve (not strong enough to pass over the net). But practice make perfect, now I can do the float & jump floater 😊

[@joaogabriellimamoreiragome6967]

Salve para mim, sou brasileiro e adoro os seus reacts 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@do0msday12]

The underhand serve is very common in volleyball, but people use over hand because it takes more skill

[@Minej_Mosuris]

9:34 they didn't make it to nationals because he kept serving like that, I know this because... They said (and you repeated it yourself) that this is his first game. I would also like to say that an under-hand serve is usually used by beginers in volleyball, It is way easier to do than an upper-hand serve!... The way he does it, is actually most often used in beach volleyball since there is no celing (and even there, it's not that often)... The reason this serve is so OP in the anime is NOT because the ball is going really fast or the spin. It's because Karasuno are not used to the high celings and the bright lights, so they easily lose the ball among the lights and when they do see it, It's usually too late already... They of course got used to it like the absolute champs they are! ❤️

[@carlange7o]

2:10 My reaction on every kageyama/hinata quicks.

[@crishealingvtuber8626]

11:20 Daichi did that because you can't punch the ball!

[@thursdayschild9219]

Underhand serves are probably the safest servesfor a beginner or someone who can't spike hard.

[@saniharuo]

Actually, underhand serves are easier to do that over hand, because you need less coordination. It doesn't do as much as an overhand since an overhand is kind of like a spike in a sense, and you can't do a strong underhand without drifting too far off the court, but yeah. Underhand is a beginner volleyball serve, and that's normally taught in gym class more than an overhand.

[@parkwalker8804]

ya, the underhand serve tactics is kinda powerful. i did saw my school match where one player use underhand serve like this one, one that is very high and he scores 10 straight service ace

[@yashdadhich4282]

guys there is also a shiratorizawa ending just like seijoh. You can react to it if you feel like it

[@monkeyd671]

first thing you learn in volleyball,, underhand serve !!!!😂 i learned during my middle school.

[@philco.2166]

UNDERHAND SERVE is the very first type of serve you may learn in volleyball because it is easier and the most precise, yet it is not that powerful compare to the pinch and jump serve so it is easier to receive Thats why we are not seeing it in haikyuu that much.

[@thenerdytiger9306]

Underhanded serves are not seen much since they are a beginner serve, meaning they are easier to do than overhand. However that height is unreal

[@CaptainYeet16]

We call Underhanded serves kiddie serves, seeing as this is the serve you learn when you start volleybal as a kid.

[@SofieLoaf]

The fact that they were surprised by the underhand serve is so amazing to me cuz it's the ONLY one i can do 😂 Overhand serves or jump serves are hopeless for me Most definitely cuz i'm short as shit. Both Noya and Hinata are taller than me

[@alevaldebenito9023]

The underhand serve is the basic serve in volleyball, it´s the easiest one to learn for the ones that just started practicing and is the one they teach at schools at least in my country. In profesional volleyball though it´s not allowed that serve.

[@vitaaeris]

the manga actually explained pretty well what is the underhand serve, but the anime cut it out :/

[@summerkyuti]

I think people do underhand serves in beach volleyball cause they are easier to do for fun

[@mialomuntad216]

unrelated but one time when i was younger my mom participated in this sports event that the parents of students play in and she did a super strong underhand serve that the ball got stuck in the ceiling of the court. that was about 6 years ago, and its still there

[@jiro6748]

Underhand serve is easier than daichi,suga and Hinata serve (forgot the name)but underhand serve is harder to control

[@lucasbrisola5751]

That serve is the trademark of a great Brazilian player named Bernard, it's called a star trek

[@ianfukuda]

Star Trek Serve or Star Journey Serve! Quite famous actually but only works in specific places with high ceilings like those.

[@nateriver8119]

When we play volleyball in our PE’s I always do underhand serve because it’s the easiest out of all the serves to me.

[@ariiteajuventin5147]

Nice reaction as always ☺️ For the next reaction can you do wakfu ?? It’s a french anime with 3 seasons and 3 ova with realy good fight and animation I will very happy if you can do this reaction 😳

[@dumbeetle]

The underhand serve reminded of Midorima's shot

[@3riyanto]

If you see in between episode of season 1 when everyone trying to serve to bottle, Manager Shimizu senpai using underhand serve

[@hannijrch.5178]

Nice reaction! Dont forget to watch the after credits scene for the last two episodes.

[@Joygirl5]

It is a basic serve from voleyball but usually you see more in man the high serve because even if it’s seems “easy” to do it requires a lot off force but that low serve it’s also very useful if you know how to control it

[@rrayzy1243]

They both looked so stress 🤣😭😭

[@Sarkaz_]

love ur reaction guys!! I hope more haikyuu this week :>

[@hmdb9101]

8:40 its bc of height of the that place

[@Luishenriquevs]

The ceiling serve just make because a court/gymnasium is big

[@oikawasnonexistentass5658]

I’m a volleyball player it’s actually easier to do that underhand serve it’s actually the first serve you learn and this isn’t real because in a real match your not aloud to have underhand serves

[@BizarreGaming.]

the underhand serve is basically a rookie serve

[@_rok_6433]

The 2 next episodes will be crazy

[@yashjaat3677]

The underhand serve .. in india in school that's the basic serve we do

[@ieatchoclates2477]

NEXT. HEY HEY HEEEYYY.

[@seimei1741]

Underhand serve is a basic serve mode for beginners.

[@levisamom5069]

The reason y they bring that serve out only at nationals coz the national gym cealing is higher than that of the prefecture tournaments...so they can't do it in smaller gyms...that's y they said it was his first time in an official tournament

[@sunghaneul]

I remember practicing underhand serves... ended up with a purple bruise on my dominant hand yikes 😅😐

[@Zafkiel9]

when i started playing volley i couldnt learn the underhand serve because the seiling of the roof was too low to do so...imagine some tosses from a setter could hit it if they were a bit too high.....also i am reallly waiting for darling in the franxx episode guys *-*

[@ephraimgrienzo]

Underhand serve is a bigger serve cause it’s the easiest to learn

[@5thgen691]

Underhan- Stfu 😂 These comments are killing me 💀

[@flowy3422]

That's a brazilian serve, guys. BEM VINDOS, PORRA!

[@yuudikleonata1148]

Underhand serve is easier than jump serve, but not that high tho 😅

[@RHS1305]

Ep 13 isn't the season finale, it's the first half of the season

[@philco.2166]

Next Match is against INARIZAKI and this team is the Crowd’s favorite to win the whole thing.

[@kei9978]

Philsez Ryne Anog that’s a spoiler!

[@ichigodayopii5388]

thats called under handed serve, its bit uncommon to use during serving tho

[@mikazukigaw-id5688]

I always do underhand serves because i can nevr do spike serves 😅🤣

[@visualsl8713]

The underhand server is very basic actually, only reason it looked so sick is because of how they did it, but really nothing special to it, on a regular sized gym like the ones they played before doing such a high underhand serve is not possible

[@emmazhou9288]

An underhand serve isn’t the best but it’s allowed

[@Jessie-Shorts]

Ceiling serve rn, next episode is crowd control xD

[@xxvietchickxx1]

When will u be releasing the reactions of the last 2 of episodes of haikyuu?

[@bryanmartinez5009]

Cant wait for Bokuto and the others to show off too

[@dickysantoso8209]

Actually, underhand serve is easier

[@faus1999]

Underhand serve The most basic serve and used by starters

[@johnlloydviejon2591]

When do you react to the rising shield hero because i cant wait to see your reaction

[@sharpgender9605]

Since they took one week to upload Haikyuu episode which they usually upload every 3 days does that mean they'll upload the last two episodes today?

[@minerplayzgd5334]

2 uploads a day, nice!

[@ちゃこ-c6f]

たぶん、普通の体育の授業とかだと、ほとんどがアンダーサーブだと思う。

[@shannaefisher3497]

You should react to bungo no stray dogs it's a really good anime to watch

[@der_imperial]

This is nationals no team is going down easy.

[@arinsgoodlooks1472]

The next episodes are the best