NOOO HINATA! 🤣 Haikyuu!! 4x1 REACTION!

[@CarlieAndAnge]

Lmao Hinata has absolutely killed us in this 🤣 Episodes 10, 11 & 12 of Season 4 go live on our Patreon tonight in our Full Jellie tier for anyone wanting to get ahead of the KZbin schedule! www.patreon.com/carlie_and_ange

[@sirperybLakeney]

The animation is only affected by Covid for a couple of mid-season episodes. The reason it is different here is because this season is made by a different studio than the first 3.

[@pancakemix8532]

Listen that coach is a bitter rat and had it been any other coach Hinata would've been invited, without Hinata Karasuno would've never made it to nationals and we know that because every player goes ?????? whenever they realize Hinata wasn't invited by their just short no king coach. Also this is just my second favorite arc it's so good.

[@julienr2970]

Lmao, I think Tsum was the "Carlie's Nanami" 🥰 coz yeah Mamo's Miya is the VA goat👍 Also, Ange was right for the MVP as Shiratorizawa's Coach

[@kddhdw]

"Asahi's younger brother" I'm so bloody done HAHAHA when will the age slander stoppppp

[@CarlieAndAnge]

Lmao it will never stop 😆

[@kp5785]

i saw this comment before the scene and was trying to think of the 1st/2nd years from the camp who looks like asahi--- didn't expect it to be the olympics coach tho 😭😆

[@chloemktg]

I thought it would stop now because they all actually look like highschoolers (most esp Asahi) during Season 4 because of the changes in animation style.

[@dididyo2253]

The second hand embarrassment is so strong but at the same time you can’t help but admire the stubbornness 😂

[@pu396]

Absolutely true 💯

[@gausly]

no one else would dare go this far out of their comfort zone, absolutely admirable

[@dreyz6406]

Players like Ushijima and Bokuto were not invited in the all japan camp because only 15-16 years old (1st and 2nd years only) are invited and since Bokuto and Ushijima are already 3rd years. Even though those two are almost olympic caliber players and are inside the top 4 high school aces in the country.

[@mikkosimonen]

Yeah, since they're looking for future candidates for the U-19 team, no point inviting someone who's already been picked for the team or someone who's about to age out of the category.

[@viporto13]

Bokuto's actually a 2nd year at this point.

[@odinsolberg3679]

​@@viporto13 no he is a third year

[@viporto13]

@@odinsolberg3679 he was a second year when met karasuno, and out players didn't change years

[@odinsolberg3679]

​@@viporto13 Kōtarō Bokuto (Japanese: 木兎ぼくと 光太郎こうたろう, Bokuto Kōtarō) was a third-year student at Fukurōdani Academy. Taken from the wiki.

[@CW_78]

13:02 Even you guys stopped laughing when Daichi wasn't laughing lol 🤣

[@sparkdzulfikar]

Daichi's haki breaking the 4th wall

[@shcheng2247]

@@sparkdzulfikar not sure did they watch OP, so I'm just gonna say Nen. :)

[@FuFightersStudio]

Honestly I really love the Shiratorizawa coach. He acts antagonistic towards Hinata but clearly places himself as an obstacle for Hinata to overcome. Kinda "If you break just from a little push back, you dont have what it takes" energy

[@ItsYinNotYing]

Ange's "What's he doing?! What is he DOING?!?!?!" has been the best reaction to Hinata EVER.

[@AllTheArtsy]

on paper, as a scout, you'll look at Noya and see that he was just suspended from school (or was it just banned from club activities? I dont remember now) and that would already be a minus, i think

[@elijahagapito6284]

It was both a suspension and a club ban, from what I remember

[@kveld9893]

🫣 he's a bit of a delinquent

[@Ansh_Ind]

It's not an exaggeration to say that Haikyuu easily has the best training arcs in all of anime. Their training arcs last for sometime, show actual growth in characters and never ever feel dragged out. The writer, Haruuichi Furudate is a pure genius. The training which the characters undergo pays off in such extraordinary ways in the coming arcs that they make you question reality. Go ahead and witness this masterful arc which is probably the 2nd best training arc in all of anime ( 1st is also from Haikyuu and it will be adapted in the movies...no spoilers tho )

[@kingshi1]

Coz in its training they are actually training and not climbing a mountain or sitting under an waterfall in the name of training

[@surbhi546]

Can you tell me which is the first , you can just tell the chapter number . I'm quite interested

[@Ansh_Ind]

@@surbhi546 it's either chapter 370 or 371 ...the arc after the SPRING TOURNAMENT OF PEAK arc..

[@Ansh_Ind]

@@kingshi1 true that my man..true that

[@FuFightersStudio]

I would actually say that Ace of Diamond does training a lot better since it shows a lot more effort on the player's part while Haikyuu usually only shows "player tries A" -> "Sometime later player manages A". They are still excellent too tho.

[@Sayhitomimi]

"That's Asahi's younger brother." and I choked on my food 😂😭😭😭😭

[@TrianaNero]

You're definitely not alone in wanting to see the characters more outside of the court. In fact, even the author talked about how they have to cut out a lot of such scenes since they can only fit so much in a chapter, and while they really wanted to try and write a chapter or two with the characters just hanging out, they also weren't brave enough, scared that it'd bore the readers :c As if!!!

[@laiofurious6433]

Yeah... japanese readers can be really tough sometimes, so I can see the fear about boring them, but with Haikyuu, I really doubt nobody would NOT like seeing the characters hanging around, when they're precisely the focus of the story. I could totally read and watch a Haikyuu spin-off that is completely a slice of life story about them when they're not playing volleyball 😂😂

[@moonhajung6742]

that reminds me of last year, i rewatched naruto as an adult and realized there are soooo many fillers-probably like 50 episodes straight, and nothing important's going on AT ALL after sasuke left the village (?) 😭 we need that amount of fillers too for haikyuu, all the side characters 😭😭 i am BEGGING 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@TimothyGod]

​@@moonhajung6742no please, I don't want that....

[@JaykuvarB_99]

U missed a parallel between the shiratorizawa coach and Japan coach, Shiratorizawa coach like big and tall players but during intro of Japan's coach he said that Japans volleyball will fall in front of big and tall, that idea is outdated he said. This parallel will develop further into the series when the Japan coach watches hinata play

[@milkntomatoes9418]

It's crazy because this is kind of the actual Japanese national team's thing. They fight mostly Europeans and Middle Easterns in international competitions, so everyone's just taller and bigger than them. Their tallest members are just average height for other teams, and even their muscle mass and arm spans are different. But Japan makes up for the obvious physical disadvantage with strategy, unique plays, adaptability, great defense, and I dare say some of the craziest tossing you'll ever see in vb history. Sekita, my favorite vb player, is a beast of a setter with a height like Suga's (he's been 5"9 since his high school vb days while his opponents are like half a foot taller on a bad day) but his skill, focus and accuracy are like Kageyama's

[@sourasishseth2618]

Carlie saying "it's an invitation to prove him wrong" actually sums up Shiratorizawa's coach so well. Even in the manga, he's always wanted to see how far Hinata can go (tough love, eh)✨✨

[@d_anggunn]

Dayum, that Phoenix guitar cover was fire 🔥

[@borutootsutsuki9793]

The second Hand embarrassment is so Great in this Episode 😂

[@CarlieAndAnge]

Hinata is bloody hilarious 😂

[@nidhi_1236]

Hinata and Kageyama are extremely competitive. That's what is so great about them. "I'll go on ahead" He wasn't being sweet about it and he doesn't have to. My boy Hinata is not someone who will allow himself to be left behind.

[@kyru_art]

I clearly remember watching this ep for the first time. And I freaking died so hard when Hinata's face pops up on the screen. 😂

[@theninjutsuaficionado]

10:30 The thing is that's exactly what he did. He said the most encouraging thing to Hinata he could have said. They want to grow and compete. It's about time Hinata understood he's not ready for the next level. Such pressure yields the best players.

[@vphxn]

ange killed it with the phoenix cover!!! and i think kageyama was just challenging hinata in a "I'm training to get better, what are you going to do to get better?" kind of way

[@OmnibuslPrime]

The anime’s production team definitely deserves kudos for how amazingly well they’ve brought the manga to life, but I really think the author (Haruichi Furudate) deserves props for the amazing story he’s written/drawn in the manga. It’s ultimately a pretty small thing, I just notice it often when you give props to the “producers” for character writing.

[@milkntomatoes9418]

Yeah, ppl keep forgetting that most anime (like 98% of them prbly) are made from manga, so it's the mangaka and their editors who originally wrote/drew the story and made all the wonderful characters we come to know and love. In fact, it's often the case esp. for well-written series that whenever an anime-only fan has a complaint about a scene or detail etc, it turns out to be an anime-only addition and was never in the manga in the first place. But a lot of the reactors I've watched only ever praise "the writers/producers of the show" and forget who really first brought the story and characters to life

[@KoreasTina]

The height thing is even funnier when you find out Hinata's the oldest of the first years!

[@GavinFox2028]

I got second hand embarrassment from Hinata 😂 but hey that’s determination even if he’s a ball boy.

[@redroses2227]

some people don't realise how amazing kageyama really is like he is TOO GOOD in every aspect really. It might not look like it all the time but even in his first year he did some crazy things

[@japkorox91]

Facts! Finally someone who understands Coach Washijo. Best training arc and whatever people say, Coach Washijo is the one that allowed Hinata to stay and learn despite how stubborn Coach Washijo is and does not want to admit and approve about Hinata.

[@benjammin669]

Lmao holy shit the first 5 mins had me in stitches waiting for the realisation. Takeda should get mvp for finally getting the message through 😆 Also I wouldnt worry too much about kags response. He respects hinata as his equal so rather than show empathy he wants to challenge him. Seems harsh at first but one thing to note is he is the most misunderstood character in the entire show

[@HammertonWay]

In case you wonder about the change in art style, season 4 had a new director for the production and wanted the anime to closely resemble the art of the manga, which by this point had evolved from it’s original look to what we see now.

[@burezu9190]

I really liked this training arc, as it actually shows valuable (realistic) perspectives and lessons on volleyball that will help Hinata get more rounded

[@imanahsan63]

Holy shittt that cover by Ange was absolutely amazing!!!! 🔥🔥

[@ZaberFangAT]

Yeah, gotta say, Coach Washijo takes MVP for me. He's the one who actually advanced the plot in this episode by allowing Hinata to stay, and he's shown a (admittedly very cagey) willingness to be proven wrong in his belief that height is everything. He wasn't 'nice' about how he addressed Hinata, but he wasn't overly mean. He was just matter-of-fact (and MVP often isn't decided by who was 'nicest' - that would be sportmanship)

[@sirKen_NU]

You know what would be nice? Maybe Carlie and Ange can watch actual matches of the Japanese Men's Volleyball Team while we wait for the movie to come out once they finish season 4. It's a good way for them to see how actual professional games look like and maybe apply the knowledge they've got from the show. I'd binge that.

[@nauvir2046]

I have to say: even tho it's a sport anime and the match episodes are incredible, this first half of season 4 is probably one of my favorite training arcs of all seasons. Hope you 2 enjoy it just as much

[@MsVelve]

I think Nishinoya not being picked for National Camp wasn't exactly because of his behaviour off court 😅 He played amazingly against Shiratorizawa, but still struggled with recieves at first, moved mostly (like always) on instinct. He's short, he plays exclusively as a libero, his stats are not overall amazing - I'm sure there just was a better libero out there that got picked. And I love how supportive he is of his teammates, together with Tanaka 🧡🖤

[@laurainathunderstorm]

He also has a ban from club activities and a school suspension, so not great record either 😅

[@marrim.2120]

14:34 I'm glad you guys recognized that Hinata needs to be punished and that being a ball boy is not that bad for him. I know he's our boy but if you think of it what he did wasn't right since he's getting something that he wasn't given in the first place and people tend to say that the coach should've given him a chance. However, I also think that this is the very reason why I absolute love this season cause we see Hinata's character even more. Hinata has been deprived of opportunities since he was in middle school but Hinata will always find his way and make his own opportunity.

[@_zurr]

Hinata is a loose unit, but I love the dumb stuff he pulls.

[@maikcampbell]

I support all of Hinata’s decisions and selfishness because no one will fight harder for you than yourself (a lesson that he’s taught me). He made an opportunity for himself where no one else would (without hurting or taking someone else’s spot) so at the end of the day the embarrassment is worth it from the perspective of a SERIOUS competitor. And Hinata IS a serious competitor no matter how much everyone thinks he’s just yapping (except Kageyama) and doesn’t believe in him. His ultimate character arc is probably the best in the sports genre and definitely my favorite in terms of shonen MCs.

[@aldrichsantos3725]

That intro is 🔥 as always, Ange. You'll hear more of this throughout the season 😂

[@xai18]

I remember taking a full week to be able to finish watching this ep because I cringed so hard at Hinata's antics and had to pause and walk away so many time lol

[@skysaber23]

I always love watching reactors react to season 4 and give their opinions about Hinata during the training camp. 😁 Some people said Hinata is highly motivated for going into the training camp uninvited and some people said Hinata is kinda selfish for ditching training with his teams. 😂

[@maikcampbell]

Both are true. Thats the beauty of it, he can do something wrong with good intentions/motivations and that’s what makes it great writing. Especially when it’s a very realistic and expected scenario for someone in his position.

[@skysaber23]

@@maikcampbell agreed.. I've been in Hinata's shoes before as a player. I also have been in the coach's shoes.. I understand both of their perspective and that's why I love watching reactors giving their opinions on this matter. It really is a great writing!

[@maikcampbell]

@@skysaber23 exactly, I think many athletes probably understand and appreciate this arc for the dynamics is shows

[@skysaber23]

@@maikcampbell yup true that. The process of growth is never easy and any players or coaches struggle the same. I love when sport anime/manga show that struggle. I think another great example would be Hajime no Ippo. His growth process hits home for me. 😁

[@shyhharngting6265]

That coach...he's one of the most coach in the entire anime. He has a sharp eye and knows how to train people to become strong players. He didn't invite Hinata into joint training not because he hated Hinata, but because he knew that actually joining joint training wouldn't make Hinata strong enough. Hinata needs something else, something she can't get by participating in joint training.

[@accioravenclaw2052]

Oh I love the fresh perspectives (among reactors) in this video! Especially when Carlie said coach Washijo was inviting Hinata to prove him wrong

[@rozastra]

man i wish i was watching these hq eps earlier, you guys are just too funny i love all the jokes you guys made 😂 i kept laughing so hard when you guys laugh at hinata sneaking in the camp ❤ you guys are my favorite hq reactors for sure!

[@Shugoshin9720]

I believe it took 4 years for season 4 to come out. The animation studio was waiting for the manga to accrue more material and things just happen sometimes. This season certainly had its own prosuction issues (some outsourcing of work to deal with the pandemic) but it still absolutely slaps when it needs to slap.

[@falilia5619]

12:06 I literally can’t stop watching your reaction to Hinata here 🤣🤣🤣 literally replayed it 50 times already 😭😭.

[@dchen8874]

the second hand embarrassment with hinata is very strong lmaooo also KENJIRO CLOWN FACES HAHA well there was a kenjiro, he was the setter on ushijima's team, not the future ace successor though

[@Ayush_Bhardwaj2000]

27:59 The name of the Itachiyama spiker is Suksa and he is number 1 spiker of japan

[@LogicUnpublishable]

I think two other candidates for MVP this episode should be Anarbara-Sensei (Johzenji's coach) for taking the initiative to set up the Miyagi Prefecture training camp, and Takeda-Sensei for his terrifying seriousness when scolding Hinata. Anabara said that he had recommended Hinata, and the subtext is that Washijo vetoed him in that selection process. Anabara is trying to do something to bring young promising players together to improve, and he reminds me of Ukai-kun, in his youthfulness. Like Ukai-kun, he is the new generation of coaching talent in Miyagi Prefecture. Him also suppressing laughter when Hinata announces himself as a ball boy at the end is really funny, and shows us that he is maybe also a little green as an authority figure. Takeda is just an absolute gem, super kind and compassionate, always smiling or being impressed and proud of his boys, so us getting to see his stern side is really powerful. When Ukai gets Hinata on the phone we see Hinata holding the phone at arms length getting yelled at, then Takeda taps Ukai's arm and Ukai gets legitimately spooked seeing Takeda's face. Takeda doesn't need to raise his voice, he speaks calmly and sternly and you can see how much of an impact it has on Hinata, and how contrite he feels upon being scolded. Even Anabara comments internally about how Takeda seems really nice but maybe he's actually scary. We know he's not scary in the same way that Washijo is (referred to as the Demon Coach in S3 by Ukai), but it hits way harder when someone who is normally reserved and calm and kind actually gets serious and pissed off. Outside of the players, Takeda and Yachi are my two favourite characters, so I'm always rooting for one of them to get MVP. I felt like this was a really powerful scene for Takeda, we see how much Hinata cares about Takeda's opinion, but we also see that even when he is furious, Takeda remains calm and open to listen to Hinata's motivation for his actions. I'm just going off about Takeda now, but I also really love how just in 2 episodes (S3E10-S4E1 if we ignore the OVA's) we see a really wide range of emotion and behaviour from Takeda. He's so happy when they qualify for Nationals, he can hardly believe it, and he's crying and being very open and emotionally vulnerable. We go from 'proud emotional parent' Takeda to 'icy calm teacher' Takeda in the span of one episode. If we even call back to the end of Season 2 (which is just 1 day before the end of S3 in the show) Ukai is praising him after the victory over Aoba Johsai, saying that all the improvement the team has made is really due to Takeda's determination in reconnecting with Nekoma, organizing practice matches, and generally pouring all his effort into this team. Takeda visibly gets emotional about this praise, but stops himself and tells Ukai, "You can praise me if we win tomorrow" (paraphrasing). It's powerful to see a character who starts the show knowing nothing about the sport become so emotionally invested in the team, and yet still has the appropriate mindset of being an authority figure and a great role model for the students.

[@gingybun]

Hahahaha Kageyama just acted EXACTLY how hinata would IF their roles were reversed. It’s just their way of getting along! Don’t hold that against him too much~

[@tanasiascott]

“WHAT’S HE DOING?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@katee8655]

Yes ball boy arc let's gooooo!!!

[@hachi1404]

Hinata is hilarious but I also felt he was cool since "growing" is much more important for him than a little "embarrassment". People laugh at silly challenges in history but something valuable was born from the silliness. The coaches from Shiratorizawa & Jozenji are still kind since Hinata's behavior is not allowed in general, anyway.

[@earlybird4925]

15:55 i died on spot with this one 😂

[@sanamop5321]

Hinata being my favourite character...I felt so bad for him. The way he is being treated in this episode by Shiratorizawa's coach just infuriates me

[@withxoutxlife]

Ange, I always look forward to your covers. You really are amazing. You two had me cracking up in this reaction. Lova ya both! 💙

[@krustyspectre8247]

Favourite arc

[@indi6122]

For the animation of this season Yes, it is because of the pandemic things, but besides that. The studio tries to match with Furudate's (Haikyuu mangaka/author) art style, cause his art style improved over time when he made haikyuu, and now the animation is the accurate one of his current art style

[@dorian8875]

Yessssss Hinata ❤❤ when opportunities are not given to u then u go for it and create them!!

[@GoatLuffy_97]

For those unaware, season four of Haikyuu had a new series director. The same studio, Production IG, animated it, but it looks different due to the director. Also, this season dropped during the beginning of Covid-19, so there was some outsourcing done to other studios to meet deadlines. While the story is just as good as ever, the quality of animation and the overall production quality suffered. It's definitely noticeable all throughout, especially in a future episode in the back half of the season that I won't spoil.

[@moonhajung6742]

yes, this! even as i'm calling myself a haikyuu fan for almost 10 years now, i still have objections about the directing style & pacing of this season. 😔 it just doesn't feel like home, considering how often i rewatched the previous 3 seasons and how familiar i am with them. but the movie's bringing back previous season's directors, right? hopefully it'll be better than To The Top! haikyuu deserves all the best treatment it could possibly get 😢🧡

[@GoatLuffy_97]

​@moonhajung6742 The team that worked on seasons 1 to 3 are back for the movie. The trailers looked quite promising for a return to form.

[@littlemint174]

I just love how serious this mvp discussion gets u both hyped up. I will vote for tsukki as an mvp for this week for 2 reasons: 1- He went out of his comfort zone which is a major character developement and shows that he genuinely wanted to progress himself for volleyball. 2- The fact that he has to witnessed the 2nd hand embarassment live is enough to give him the crown xD

[@flyingotaku511]

I think the name you’re referring to is Tsutomu Goshiki 😊 (the next new ace of Shiratorizawa) Kenjiro is Shiratorizawa’s setter. 😊

[@jaitdas3582]

Pretty sure they called Kunimi Yahaba too 😅

[@yusriyarofifahalimah1805]

One of my favorite arc 🥰

[@HAAsSportsTV]

You definitely need to watch Blue Lock. Just from hearing about your own sporting life Ange I think you’ll love it.

[@shahshubham3648]

YESS FINALLY YOU'RE STARTING MY FAV ARC FROM HAIKYUU 🤧🧡

[@pitterr5]

i can't look at the japan coach again without thinking asahi's younger brother anymore

[@thelifeofkenji4900]

As to why Kageyama got the pick, it's easy to make a blocker than it is a setter; if you suck as a setter then there's a mountain of work to improve and unlikely if impossible you'd be able to make the required changes in a short period of time. Think how much better Hinata and even Tsuki became as blockers with just a few training sessions and tips. A genius setter can take an average team and make it a winning team (Seijou), the same can't be said for pretty much any other role.

[@shubhashishbag1800]

During their 3rd year yamaguchi was the captain of karasuno

[@tristenw8620]

I agree on the coach being MVP. Takeda is SCARY

[@szymondamrad]

Ye I need to agree karasuno vs shinatorizawa metch was great but final metch in season 4 in my opinion is the Best metch in haikyu anime at this time, I can't wait for yours reaction of last metch in this season 😁

[@peaceofmind.V]

you said " Hes hungry right?" it hits me a lot

[@thanderlin4058]

Man, you guys are in for an amazing arc in the next few episodes!

[@samsaumaralikhan]

Finally!!! Cant wait for Ep4

[@nadeeml9276]

oh man, your faces when you guys saw him in the lineup lmao

[@de-lovely7859]

Believe it or not but Takeda-sensei and Levi Ackerman actually shares the same voice actor, and you could slightly here Levi’s voiced when he “scolded” Hinata. To think that Hinata is getting scolded by Levi himself is such a scary thought😆

[@White_CamelliaFlower]

Right? And I still can't believe them sharing the same voice actor sometimes. How can someone be so talented😭

[@HAAsSportsTV]

Noooo you skipped over the meeting between Kageyama and Sakusa would’ve loved to have seen your reaction to seeing who beat Fukurodani in the OVA.

[@名無し-h3y2j]

A player who resembles Aoba Josai's Yahaba is Junji Kuroishi, a libero from Hakusuikan High School.

[@jakeDgirl]

My head canon as to why Hinata impulsively joined the Miyagi training camp: 1. He's impulsive by nature. We know that. 2. During S2, he tried to advocate for himself, for some solo level-upping, and most in the team discouraged his idea. Even the coach, Ukai-kun. This time, it's even riskier. Not only is Hinata wanting some solo level up training, but he also wants 5 days not practicing with Karasuno, right before Nationals. That means he's not gonna be improving his synergy with other setters/emergency setters, Suga & Nishinoya. If you go back to S2 to S3, Noya has NEVER given a back row toss to Hinata even when Hinata was part of the synchronized attack. Given these factors, maybe subconsciously, Hinata knew Ukai won't let him crash the training camp.

[@TimothyGod]

6:59 😂😂😂😂 tbf they didn't make it super clear with new scenes prior lmao. Don't feel bad, i was the same

[@SpringStarFangirl]

The Phoenix cover just hit me in the feels-

[@regalroyn1011]

Here's where Hinata arc started

[@cheekyramen]

Hinata character arc and development commence, totally love this season's training arc

[@akshatlushte7232]

The person that kags met at youth camp is actually Ranked no.1 in japan

[@wind19345]

16:15 that's Gojo, good to see him here

[@tatadap6202]

The best ball boy, Hinata Shoyo from the concrete!

[@tristenw8620]

6:57 my reaction to😂 come on Ange and Carlie come onnnn 😂😂😂

[@mikkosimonen]

Finally reacters who don't let their Karasuno bias blind them for this episode. Hinata is absolutely still mostly a weapon that Kageyama wields, and he should not be rewarded for sneaking into the training camp.

[@maikcampbell]

the world revolves around creating opportunity and taking risks, which is what Hinata’s story showcases. He shouldn’t be rewarded for breaking decorum/rules/process but he’s clearly already been rewarded for taking the risk and creating an opportunity that didn’t exist before.

[@mikkosimonen]

@@maikcampbell I guess, but that's not at all what I was talking about.

[@melomeno495]

after reading the manga hinata deseerves everything he acomplished

[@lillpluten]

The start of the best season has begun

[@zuu876]

the most upsetting thing about hinata not being chosen was that the reason was his height (at least for miyagi training). and we see it further more clearly. it's relatable to players who have some shortcomings - be it initial lack of talent or height - that they have to work many times harder than any other just to even get noticed.

[@ftz8642]

Ange is crying this season mark my words

[@HAAsSportsTV]

Takeda for MVP is a good shout.

[@theduelist92]

I dont see that as Kageyama rubbing it in tbh, i see it as a show of respect and competitiveness. It's like he said "I'll be taking the lead and wait for you to catch up". I genuinely think that at this point Kageyama has mad respect for Hinata as a rival, even tho Hinata is still very lacking.

[@marrim.2120]

My fave season and ost is heree 🥹

[@jrlombardi5251]

How did she not recognize Yamaguchi lmao

[@JT.Barton]

Guyyyss you gotta try and watch the English / dubbed version, the humour is so good! 😭

[@ericofficially]

Even though this season gets a lot of flak, personally it's my favorite. Glad you guys mentioned the movie, I can't fucking wait for it!

[@bLuGhOsT_]

Training arcs are my favourite arcs in anime!!!

[@mishas5440]

I don’t know if yall noticed but Coach Ukai(current) his voice changed because the main voice actor passed away in October(7 years ago tho) from a brain stem hemorrhage. He only recorded 3x1-3x8

[@laurainathunderstorm]

Yeah, they talked about it in their reaction to 3x9

[@mishas5440]

@@laurainathunderstorm ohhh ok i might have missed it!

[@leony578]

This is the best Haikyuu season 🧡

[@samtambe4699]

The best thing is that, they were embarrassed for the hinata scenes but they really forgot 10 min before they too forgot about the scenes which they watch at the end of 3 seasons😂😂😂 Both embarrassing moment happened at this video together... you both are like hinata😂😂😂

[@AiraKoriTenchi]

Oh, I didn't even think about it, but I love the new intro! Very hype to listen to :) Oh, yeah, Hinata this episode for sure was something... Poor boy, just wants to get better. And like, I can respect someone who creates his own opportunities wherever he goes (although I'd be too embarassed myself) but he really doesn't think about the consequences for others, does he ^^' Btw, Carlie calling Takeda "the nice poet man" was super funny to me, I'm still giggling about it. He's actually their teacher and everyone always forgets, lmao MVP is actually super hard for this episode. I personally felt a bit of spite from Washijo, so I wouldn't put him as MVP, but I also don't think Daichi stood out too much compared to the rest. Sorry, no idea for this one

[@kakarottolovescarrots479]

The op cover ❤❤❤