How Hinata Shoyo Overcame His Biggest Failure (Haikyuu Manga)

Hinata Shoyo is a character that is dear to my heart, and his journey across Haikyuu's 402 chapters is nothing short of inspiring. In this video, I wanted to talk about my favorite training arc in the series, the training arc that transformed Hinata into a monster capable of challenging the world. Hope you guys enjoy!
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[@HarshReviews]

Hey guys! Just wanted to make a quick note that I made a mistake when describing indoor volleyball as a 5 player team rather than a 6 player one. My apologies for the mistake!

[@hajaspeh]

nah bro indoor volleyball is 3 player what yoiu mean

[@users1796]

@@hajaspeh Nah bro indoor volleyball is a game where you play at the beach with another person.

[@tarulatakakati350]

This explaining was the best so far, it was little sad but motivating. Yesterday I had my school farewell and was kinda feeling down but this video showed me an other way to look at it and over come it. Thanks a lot

[@tarulatakakati350]

Hey by the way can I get ur fav sport or any other genre anime list

[@lokeshbajaj731]

2nd part?...

[@ilhan6115]

Hinata meeting Oikawa randomly at the beaches of Rio must have felt like a godsent to him. Meeting another person who has shared the same shortcomings as him, going to a new country and adapting to a new lifestyle, new language, must have felt like a relief to him. As if his arrival was a message "This isn't a mistake after all.". Oikawa really was the turning point of Hinata's volleyball career.

[@dontask9000]

I love that view point of Oikawas appearance. Oikawas presence being the message to Hinata “this is not a mistake”

[@joanacacpaas8091]

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[@ashish7782]

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[@joy4210]

i'm going to cry/pos

[@aerissliney633]

he rlly does bring the best out of people 😭🫶

[@Old_Soul_]

Hinata is the embodiment of sunshine. So to see him so depressed in the corner of his room was too painful to read. That broke my heart.

[@ErickKirei]

My heart broke into a million pieces when I read that chapter, even now after watching this video I can still feel his sadness.

[@TJextazy]

@@ErickKirei please tell me where to read

[@ErickKirei]

@@TJextazy I'm a native Spanish speaker, so I prefer reading manga in Spanish, sorry, I don't have an English website to read manga

[@marted7135]

@@TJextazy Simply type haikyuu manga into your web browser?

[@enola6284]

It felt horrible to see Hinata go through a short depressed state where he got homesick and missed his teammates. I was nearly in tears (I actually might've full on cried, though I don't remember), so hearing Hinata say "I'm home!" and his teammates shout "Welcome back!" really got to me. I'm super glad he got to reunite with Kageyama and the other first years.

[@deaf-tomcat]

i wish i could be as intense as Hinata. I wish I had his drive, his hunger. he's such a remarkable character, he learns so much so fast and it's truly awe inspiring. The Brazil arc makes me cry. Just seeing those panels tears me up. I love this guy.

[@MRCY223]

I strongly believe consistency is better than motivation for the long term, motivation is very sketchy. Consistent and reliable, even if you don’t want to improve. Work for it💪🏽

[@miyanagikosaki7808]

Most of us have inspired by hinata, we can watched him play almost everyday. But hinata, where he get his motivation. He only watches the little giant play once. And thats enough to inspire him for a life time

[@ryanjayimperial5395]

You don't know need to be like Hinata, just be you. And don't forget to know how other people see you.

[@Adam-ow7ke]

There is a chapter in haikyuu that explain it better but for him that was not motivation it was vital

[@kingnes13]

Funny enough, the answer to your desire is in the manga itself. Find something you can enjoy similar to when you're hungry and having a good meal. We're always grateful to eat something good when we're starving. :)

[@froncedeponce2769]

I realized watching this that Oikawa's growth is shown in his willingness to train Hinata a bit. It's a sharp contrast to how he treated Kageyama in middle school.

[@ifeanyiogbennaya7773]

I mean he always wanted to play with hinata 😂

[@doctorisjoe]

Not really, he never disliked Hinata.

[@saimaness8161]

I wish they'd dedicate at least half a season to the brazil arc. There's so much to learn, so much to motivate us.

[@youssifkotb6869]

unfortunately they are splitting the rest of haikyuu into 2 part movies

[@cjthetaco]

so most likely skipping the brazil training arc :(

[@josecisneros5516]

how about 10 minutes of a movie

[@kaorikanzaki5429]

Maybe not even TEN freaking minutes 😭😭😭

[@praneshstark5604]

Lol NO WAY they skip the Brazil arc

[@chosoistryinghisbest]

i think that hinata getting sick during nationals was the perfect end for the nationals arc. haikyuu at the core is very realistic. they seem like their stamina is endless and they'll never stop moving, but in haikyuu, they fall a lot. just like normal people do, because we are human. and humans are not invincible. and the reason they stated that nationals was harsh was because they play long matches for a week without a break. and that can really wear a person down, if not their spirits, then their immune system. and i love that there has always been this emphasis in haikyuu that this sport isn't just the sport. this isn't just volleyball. it's training, building muscle, dieting correctly, getting sleep in, and taking care of yourself. and i think since this is an anime, i didn't expect them to touch on this bc it's the more mundane parts of being an athlete. but oh so very, very, VERY important. and when hinata grows up, he takes this advice to heart. he takes care of himself mentally and physically. making sure he doesn't get sick, never loses motivation for too long, and keep his head up. and he does it all by himself. like he genuinely felt like a grown man and he didn't feel like the little boy who only wanted to jump when the series started. and i can't even emphasize how surprised i was that it was so natural to see him mature. like he's still a silly guy, but you could tell he was a man. and it's so weird bc he was just a kid a couple chapters ago, and yet i can only see him as the adult he became. he's made that smooth transition from a child to an adult in a way that i think a lot of other animes haven't done well for their time skips. i know that when this arc initially started people were skeptical bc it seemed that haikyuu was always going to end at nationals, but to me, i think that the time skip was the best ending for haikyuu. because haikyuu was always about volleyball, and not just highschool volleyball. unlike other sports animes, haikyuu has always never just been about the sport strictly in high school. because this was furudate's ode to volleyball itself, because he himself was a volleyball player. so this was never going to just end at high school

[@hayaboos]

Too long i didn't even read it😂

[@chosoistryinghisbest]

@@hayaboos and

[@hayaboos]

@@chosoistryinghisbest and

[@jadiiiigiiiniiiiiiiisjsjsk]

amazing comment!

[@ellenhallarte2788]

Gibasa jud nako bisag labad kaayu akung ulo

[@Caim_Go]

As a Brazilian i not even know how to start to describe the experience of reading this arc, it was so precious to me see a so much clean representation of our beach volleyball and cities the good and the bad things

[@heisenberg6975]

Visão pô

[@BrunoSP18]

Foi muito foda

Na próxima a gente amassa, shoyo

[@marxist-leninist-protagonist]

Passaro a mão na carteira do menó pqp

[@stevedamian831]

Not your volleyball lol

[@Arcananine77]

Some people hate the Kamomedai match for its outcome; but as time passes I grow increasingly convinced that it was brilliant for how brutally realistic it was. I'm still in awe that Furudate had his heroes eliminated in the quarter finals by a relatively unknown (to readers!) team, and even more in awe that his editors let him. Harsh, I know you've considered doing a video on this match, and I hope you're still considering it. It deserves one.

[@MrChannelforwatching]

Something that always gets me when I think about it is that in Nationals, every team we've come to know gets knocked out. Nekoma gets knocked out in the third round, Karasuno and Itachiyama lose in the quarterfinals, Kamomedai loses in the semi's and Fukurodani ends up losing at the finals. The team that ends up winning nationals is a completely unknown team to the readers. Their team is never mentioned throughout the story, nor are their players. Yet they managed to make it to the very end, and achieve what every character here only dreams of. The fact that this happens ALWAYS takes me back to the Winners and Losers episode in S1, where Daichi's middle school friend says "If this were a work of fiction, the losing team would be the side characters and the people going to nationals would be the protagonists." Which was ironic because for that specific episode, they were the protagonists. It further carries that sentiment that 'we are the protagonists in our own life'. Everyone has their story to tell, even the unnamed background characters. I absolutely love how the winners to nationals is a nameless team with nameless players, mainly because it shows that the winners don't have to be big, known, longstanding champions, but humble, nameless people that worked their way to the top on their own. We just didn’t see it. It's also incredibly inspiring to see the characters we love lose, and realise that losing doesn't mean the end. It's just another part of life that everyone must experience and get through. I loved the happy, idealistic ending Kuroko no Basuke had, but I absolutely adore Haikyuu's ending and the growth the characters went though, even if it wasn't what I was expecting at all.

[@Arcananine77]

@@MrChannelforwatching I love both Haikyuu and KnB; but I don't really consider the latter a sports manga. To me, Kuroko no Basuke is a battle shonen disguised as a sports manga.

[@dansteuer1411]

It’s perfect to me. I assumed karasuno was going to win the tourney but then this happened. It reminds you that Hinatas goal was never to win nationals but to beat kageyama

[@MrChannelforwatching]

@@dansteuer1411 And what I love about Haikyuu is that the reason they never want to lose is because if they lose, they’ll have to stop playing. And they never want to stop, because they really, REALLY love volleyball. It’s so inspiring to see such passionate people play not just because they want to win, but because they genuinely love playing this sport. It’s amazing how Furudate was able to show his passion and love for this sport, and he managed to make millions of people worldwide understand. It’s absolutely heartwarming.

[@kamson8172]

I will like the outcome if that's really her/his purpose she/he has set for long time. But the fact that she/he decided to end that way cause she/he's tired of drawing. Idk how to feel about that. Well everyone deserved the break tho.

[@notationmusical]

It was heartbreaking seeing Hinata leaving the court. His first year where he was finally able to play with a team and improve himself, but was stopped by a fever. But revisiting the scene again, I find that it makes sense. One of the many themes in Haikyuu is self-care and taking life one step at a time. We saw that with Kita when going through his backstory. He reminded Miya when he had a cold to take care of himself and how results are not everything. And now we see it here. Hinata felt like he could still play despite his fever, but like you said, life doesn't work out that way, and he can't just push through it. He needs to rest, give himself a chance to breathe, and try again. And I feel like there's some sort of beauty to that; that even if you do fail, what matters is what you're going to do tomorrow.

[@linh_tran93]

This is what puts Haikyuu above other sports anime for me. Powering through is not always the answer. I love the consistent attention on the athletes' health and how to deal with injuries throughout the series. It's heartbreaking seeing Hinata go through it but it made me so proud of what he'd learned and what he's become later on.

[@Killerqueen2000]

what are the other sports anime. better not be kuroko or blue lock

[@cindywam-z8220]

Better than Kuroko tbh. Haikyuu is a bit more realistic. Not sure about bluelock though because I'm loving bluelock . It's gonna be hard picking sports anime of the year next year😩

[@tomspeed6026]

@@cindywam-z8220 bro, it’s an anime, that a stupid reason for not liking Kuroko. This is fiction, not the real world

[@cindywam-z8220]

@@tomspeed6026 I didn't say I didn't like Kuroko though 😂. I was just saying in comparison to Haikyuu, Haikyuu would be my better pick anyday.

[@tomspeed6026]

@@cindywam-z8220 why do you guys make the same excuse, at least be specific with it, Haikyuu is unrealistic, every sport anime is unrealistic, because it’s a show, it’s fictional. People who use this “it’s a bit more realistic” excuse need to understand the difference, boundaries and limitations between Fiction and Real Life. Also, are you serious right now. Blue Lock has a lot of unrealistic stuff like Metavision which allows Isagi to see not three dimensionally, but four dimensionally. That’s more unrealistic and you like it, yet you think Haikyuu is better than Kuroko because it’s more realistic, yet your loving Blue Lock even though it’s literally the most unrealistic out of the three of them of them. I know it’s your opinion, but I think your being a bit unfair. Tell us what’s unrealistic about Kuroko and you better not say the zone or Midorima’s threes.

[@grunther779]

Haikyuu really is a masterpiece. There is not a single person in the world that wont be inspired by this story

[@datface7615]

When u read the manga U notice that it wasnt just bad luck Hinata didnt sleep neither eat days before the match. He was so focus and it became a bad habit . Nobody notice it, everyone knews that they did wrong, but hinata dont. Not until his couch told him that he should learn about this lose. Not just as a failure in volleyball, but as a life leasson . Maybe thats why hinata realized that he lost because he wasnt really prepared in soul and body. He can love as much as he wants volleyball. But only those prepared are the ones standing. All this training and self realization arc was indeed beautiful. It shows how much u should take care on urself as a person . And not leave ur priorities to take control over ur health. Love ur body as the same way u love ur passion.

[@MsLeVagabon]

You can also pinpoint the exact moment that triggers the whole thing. The receive he does against Inarizaki ace, when Tsuki says he witnessed Hinata’s love for volleyball go up one more notch. In restrospect its crazy to think the moment defense clicked for Hinata is what doomed Karasuno chances for that year and crushed his spirit for a moment.

[@xavierkrantz1098]

when this arc gets animated I am going to be in tears

[@gausly1032]

not when, IF* :(((

[@serenzjia]

This arc was what consolidated Haikyuu as a true masterpiece.

[@mani3001]

I love the whole story so so much, but the Ninja Shoyo arc really elevated Haikyuu for me. It was a delight seeing Hinata so grown up

[@roselynaginao9816]

haikyuu is rlly a story of how hinata climbed through his dreams despite his shortcomings and difficulties, man I am so proud of him. in the last anime seasom when he received that ball so well gad my eyes can't stop crying

[@dhrishyathomas7018]

I love how this arc approaches growing up, while still holding onto a childhood dream. It never fails to amaze me at how wonderfully Furudate has aged this character, and I think you captured the moments so well.

[@SoBaKiBlackJack]

the brazilian arc is easily my favourite arc in the manga and it makes me so sad that we won't get an anime season dedicated to it (and the entire time skip), instead it'll probably be cut short. So many important aspects that shape Hinata into the player he has become happened during the brazilian arc; it's a shame :(

[@david9862]

I have had one of the worst days of my 2º year of university during my final exams and this video helped me so much to realize life is a series of ups and downs where you have to be the strongest when you are the lowest, and honestly it has helped me to study for the final one i have on thursday and try to learn from what just happened to me. I think the sentence "this is still volleyball" can be applied also as "this is still life", in my case at least. With all my heart, thank you, this is what i just needed to go through the day.

[@HarshReviews]

Keep pushing David, you got this!

[@mudkipshiny05]

Same for me bro. Every effort has its reward, keep a firm mind and go for it

[@JusticeGaming]

Haikyu is easily the best "relatable" piece of creation I have come across. It's easy to put myself in any of the character's (not just one or two) shoes in this story than anywhere else. It is so grounded, so amazing that it's pretty insane that such a story exists but isn't as hyped as some of the greatest ones out there like Attack on Titan. I mean, sure, Haikyu has a lot of hype around it, too. And, sure Attack on Titan deserves to have a LOT of hype, but I feel the distance between hype between these two stories are a lot than what I personally want it to be. Both stories are different, and incomparable, sure, but -- anyway, I went on a tangent. While I can appreciate great stories, only a few manage to make my emotions and inner core get stir up, Haikyu is up there right after Attack on Titan. Such a great creation.

[@Blueian742]

11:15 It hits hard re reading those panels. I moved into college this school year and for the first few weeks it felt like nothing was going my way. I was failing quizzes and exams left and right. I kept forgetting stuff like my computer, wallet, keys, etc.. I lost my phone on a bus and had to walk to several places just to call people on the bus. I almost cried that was my low point. Still managed to get my phone back somehow, I started to ace quizzes, and pass my exams. Don’t give up!

[@thecastleberg8964]

This arc feels so brief, but it does exactly what it needs to SO well! Hands down my favorite Haikyu arc.

[@Exus790]

As silly as it may sound coming from a 16 year old boy, My dream is to become a pro volleyball player. I wanted my ,,story" to go just like that of Hinata. But, i realized that it is not going to be like that, as that is life. I wanted to change my lifestyle. It wasn't particularly bad, but a lot of improvement was there to be seen. And so I started meditating, working out, reading books, all of this only so i could make my dream a reality. But I stopped. I got tired to the point where I was asking myself: is this even worth it? Thanks to this video, my mind has been cleared up. I am again ready to chase my dream. Thank you so much for posting this video. Greetings from Serbia!🇷🇸

[@HarshReviews]

You got this dude, keep dreaming!

[@mateogomez1538]

I´m 16 too, i hope to play a match against you in the future. Greetings from Argentina!!

[@edosan1068]

"In the darkest time, hope is something you give yourself. That is the definition of inner strength." - Iroh

[@ghostlyjay2040]

this, in my opinion, is the best and more important arc of the series. It asks a question that many anime similar to this one don’t ask: “What now?” The series easily could’ve ended at the tournament lose, flashing forward to the final arc where everyone has improved drastically and are playing in the ultimate match. Or, they could’ve kept the series going, following the freshmen through their years. However, they chose to include a risky play: the aftermath of it all. My favorite part is that one little flash of their graduation. Hinata obviously still remembered that first year lose, most likely wore it on his shoulder throughout his high school career, and let it drive him to go far and wide to improve himself. He refused to let anything stop him again, even himself.

[@Billy193]

Seeing Hinata go all "zen" after the time skip was just so satisfying, to see our boy grow up

[@jojomstv]

I discovered Haikyuu during college and his mindset, positivity, almost scary obssession with self-improvement were traits that I tried so hard to emulate. I graduated college and it felt like the start of a new "arc" for me. Thank you for this video and reminding me of Shoyo. Great video!

[@mirus6190]

Man, I teared up once more with another of your videos. This brazil arc.. honestly is my favorite. The unspoken words we see, the hardships Hinata went through working step by step for his dream--no, his goal. Habits.. really can make or break our goals + taking care of yourself. Haikyuu would forever be my favorite sports anime only because of the sole reason of Hinata's hunger and the hunger the other characters has with wanting to keep playing volleyball.

[@fuckingdumbo]

This guy explains the chapters along with giving me a spiritual lesson and telling about his life Absolute legend

[@maikcampbell]

Hinata has been my favorite character since the Inarizaki match, but the development after that match and during his pro career made him on of my favorite characters of all time. He taught me that it’s ok to chase your dreams. It’s possible to be a good healthy minded individual with ambition and determination who chooses themselves, but still able to cultivate relationships and learn from people around him. When I think about the attitude I want to have in life I think about Hinata

[@maybe.1340]

Hinata Shoyo, words fail me to describe this incredibile journey. A man who literally built himself up from 0 to 100, no... It was a journey to go from 0 all the way to 1!! His character development, his resolve, his fight is sth to be taught. This was an amazing recap!!! Hinata is my top character development, right after him is Oikawa. I hope you can one day analyze Nekoma and Karasuno rivalry with each other as it is one if not the most inspiring match.

[@raihanrafif9306]

I really love how you delivered the story. Great job!😁

[@csccsc1010]

This was needed. Thank you. Now I will keep moving forward

[@amonra8393]

Why you gotta do me like that, man? Why are you making me cry, than smile, than feel sad for our little boy, and than feel happy and proud for the greatest decoy and ninja? Great video, as always. Thank you!

[@eduardocontrerascristerna2396]

You are an inspiration man!! Good luck in your next chapter, wishing you all the best 💪

[@anyaguinzbourg8609]

Thank you for making your videos, they always put into elegant words exactly how I feel. This arc just struck something within me so deeply and gave me a completely new appreciation for Hinata 💜

[@Darium856]

Thanks for making me cry again. Needed that 😂 great video!

[@oliverharper9380]

that milk phone case was definately given to him by kags as a goodbye and good luck

[@paprika7920]

I just love listening to your voice. It calms me and I love the insights you give💗 haikyu is truly an inspirational and moving manga, you capture it so well!

[@Raezr13]

You're videos are always so inspired. It's a joy watching them and the sound of your voice is very relaxing. Keep up the good work!

[@PalaashBangera]

Thank you so much for this.. I needed this.. couple of months back during our quarter finals match in a football (soccer) tournament, I had an injury due to which i was asked to get substituted and it seems unfair when you have to just sit there and have to face everything but cannot do anything about it.. Haikyuu was my go-to show during my recovery phase but as of now only the part till Karasuno vs Inarizaki has been released in anime.. This helped in making me realize that this is how life is and all we can do is get up and get better! :)

[@kennethdanganan9516]

Man as usual, algorithm blessed me with this video as I needed it. I hope you keep making this.

[@filuten6699]

I got shivers down my spine so darn often during this video. vb player or not, this is inspiring and really beautiful, amazing job!

[@danielrozario1290]

thankyou so much for summing this arc❤️

[@windrunner617]

Aw man it’s just too good. Legit brought me to tears multiple times just remembering. Great video

[@taintedr6100]

We all know you not giving up, we're behind you 100%! keep it pushin king

[@Athul._R_.Nair___]

Bro I am from Kerala and believe me you are the best explainer I have ever seen ❤

[@user-hf2qh5ck7j]

Great video. Hinata's growth was truly amazing. I'm still in awe rn like haikyu is truly amazing

[@blitzer12x]

Love your narrations and analysis. I wish this is a longer one. The more I hear about Haikyuu analysis, the more I learn from life, truly a magnificent series.

[@user-uk9jp1pv7u]

Brother your story telling is perfect. I felt every ounce of emotion in this arc

[@kaiKudos]

your beautiful analyses never fail to make me tear up... everything you point out just makes me love this series more and more and everything about it is so beautiful. i'm rooting for you, and i hope you reach whatever dream you're chasing in the future.

[@ettenajzitro7628]

Oohh man! The narrative you use is amazing and so inspiring 👏 👏 You now have a new fan 😊

[@Noamalmoggg]

amazing video!!! thank you so much

[@mrgrumpycat9049]

this video is the perfect representation of Hinata and the Beach arc your Haikyuu content has always been my favorites

[@omemerd592]

You're the goat, everyone of you videos brung me to tears... ty

[@janakchamlagai5407]

As I watched this video, I started to tear up. Beautifully said and made. Time to reread it again, I can't stop this urge after seeing something like this.

[@SixEyesCulture]

the greatest anime/manga channel out here. Having me cry like a baby allthrough out the video. Goated stuff

[@XpressDrive]

This video just came in the perfect moment in my life. This arc is also my favorite in the manga so thank you for making such an awesome video about it!

[@jojobeks9016]

Thank you for the video !

[@srinidhipennathur]

this video is so beautifully well thought out, and narrated. i admire how much thought goes into each video, and haikyuu is a story that resonates with me so much, and hinata especially as a character in so many ways is who i hope to become with my dreams. thank you for this video💓 your haikyuu videos are incredible:)

[@joji4791]

Man this channel is the best period. SUBBED! Specially because of the tanaka vid which made me cry even more!

[@aznmonkeydude]

you got this!!! keep your head up and don't let the doubt get in, you're gonna succeed

[@SameerSandhu]

Thank you so much for making this video and all your others. Haikyuu played a big part in me changing my life for the better, and every time I watch a video of yours I can't help but get caught up in the emotions and tearing up :) Just as you've echoed so many times, Hinata's character should be an inspiration to us all

[@woahbie]

thank you so much for making this video.

[@ouken1683]

Your vids make me love Haikyuu even more and always make me want to re-read the manga

[@NOkamii]

Half the video I had tears in my eyes. It's so emotional. You are finding the words for the feeling I had while reading this arc. Happy 2023

[@lopes.art19]

thank you, i have never seen this arc the way you showed in the video

[@abdovantom8173]

i saw this video an hour ago and i feel like watching it again now. this is the first time i do this ever. amazing harsh keep it up ❤🔥

[@dogebread845]

Your videos really are great you inspire me when I’m down bad and help me, really thank you

[@francheskahum]

Hinata’s story is truest beautiful and so inspiring. This is why i love haikyuu so much and some people don’t understand how good this story. It’s been years and idk how many times I’ve reread and rewatched haikyuu.

[@ritzyl6682]

Brotha! Thankyou for this masterpiece!

[@mudkipshiny05]

Thank you for this video, it motivates me a lot

[@jeffreymoir5972]

Vid been out for 3 months, and I've probably seen it 5-6 times, LOVE this channel and everything that comes out o it!

[@olafcristobal2162]

Thank you for taking the time in fleshing out the BRAZIL ARC... for me that arc of Hinata was very heartfelt and rewarding. .. We saw another side of Hinata that we don't normally do. His drive and passion are infectious. The way he pulled himself together in a different country, with no one to lean on. You mentioned that you are also starting a new chapter in your life and I wish you all the best. We are grateful for all your efforts and videos.

[@flameofthegame]

I cant even explain how grateful i am to be able to witness your content and your thoughts about life ,i am in my 4th year of university and from time to time i get really doubtful about my future ,your words of advice really motivated me and your content in general is a gold mine for motivation and growth .One last thing THANK YOU for this beautiful series about my favourite character.

[@anashlal9238]

Man i gotta say your video essays are top notch I rly enjoy listening to them Keep up the good work and good luck in your studies

[@skandota4864]

Dude great content, keep it up, i got totally hooked up by Haikyuu a couple weeks ago, and i truly enjoy your content, Thumbs up

[@noahlaporte5657]

I truly love listening/watching your videos. More specifically haikyuu ones but that because it’s my favorite show. This anime/manga truly makes me fall in love with volleyball more everytime and then the life lessons that come from it are outstanding. Thank you for making the content.

[@Alanathome]

I have watched this video 3 different times over the past 2 or so years. Hinata is an inspiration and your video very skilfully exhibits him. I hope you're still keeping at it!

[@cnat.travels]

Wow this video was amazing! Just read the final 100 chapters after finishing season 4 and I agree - the Brazil arc was wonderful. Thank you for your analysis!

[@NurseGrei]

I’ve been going through a lot irl. And this video comforts me and makes me feel that its okay to fail and try again. Thank you so much.

[@hulkingweevil25gaming28]

This show has given me more joy than almost any other Anime. Your videos are amazing keep it up borther!

[@Edward-Tamati]

I may or may not have got a little bit of sand in my eyes just now 🥺 Masterpiece as always now I gotta read it again much love and thank you🙏 ❤

[@faizansabir6556]

I never have ever heard a manga in such a mesmerizing way. You earned a new fan.

[@bhaveshvaswani02]

you're gonna make me reread the final arc again.. great video!

[@himaxx_x]

It really sucks that we aren’t getting a season 6 and only 2 movies, I’m not sure how they’re going to cover everything that has happened in the manga in to 2 movies. I know it’s going to be rushed, but some part of me hopes that they will still capture all of the emotions in this arc in the movies as best as they can.

[@Hvwkx]

I truly love and enjoy all of your Haikyuu videos. They really help me enjoy this series far more than I ever thought I could! Idk what it was but for some reason, one day I decided to watch an anime about volleyball, and then found my favorite character/MC in all of anime/manga. Also love the use of the “revengers” OST in here for Hinata 👌 fits well

[@Leo4me]

The way you paused in the right spots, really conveyed the feeling of this arc. I truly enjoyed your ideas upon this arc. I agree with every point you said. Especially when you said that there are some bad days that occur, but imagining of putting a smile on peoples face would all pay off after you’ve achieved what you want to achieve. Moving to a new country can be so new. I understand Hinata. It can be scary, confusing, sad, but HOW you spend your days there improves how you get around. I am so glad that there is an anime that shows raw emotions of every character, because that really matters. Furudate outdid himself, and in my opinion, this is the best sports anime I’ve ever seen. Definitely worth all the views and hype.

[@gwendellcarpio6976]

This is relaxing and a great way to catch up with Haikyuu arc thank you

[@A_Students_Notebook]

absolutely beautiful. inspiring

[@karenvalenzuela6978]

I have a lot to say for someone who doesnt know this arc yet but cause of other clips and spoiler form other social media i have an idea whats coming in this arc. But not now that i saw this i just feel like crying because its so sad and at the same time its so relatable. Haikyuu is always have a special place in my heart.

[@ALV5252]

I'm in the middle of work right now Harsh Reviews, how dare you make me feel and relate again to a Haikyuu character. That line questioning if I have been right in what I have been doing (my career) all these years, hit me DAMN HARD.

[@_.69vfx17]

Bro ur intro was smooth I literally stuck to story telling ❤❤❤❤ I'm flattered

[@anmolsen1406]

Gotta say, I really liked the way you produced the content. Also giving emphasis to the little details which means the most & most importantly relating it to real life and proving its authenticity. Really appreciate this amazing content, keep up the good work.

[@vishaaly4688]

Hinata leaving the court is heartbreaking but the way it was narrated, made me almost breakdown. The power of the voice of Harsh. Loved it Bud!

[@drei1641]

Thank you for this ❤❤❤

[@venkatreddy-px8fm]

wow you are great writer, your are able to capture the moment way better and explained even better. And now my immediate thought was hope you make more of this videos on the next final arc too. I really liked it thanks by the way.

[@ThanushraNash]

Thank you! Hinata Shoyo and Haikyuu is a story that resonates within my soul's core. And I needed to hear this! Honthoni Arigatho Gothmasu!!!!

[@sujanullal6865]

one of the best way to narrate the story was totally imagining the scene.... tooo good to hear and it was very neat u relating to your personal experience into it. very well done . keep up the good work. much love from India