Haikyuu!! 2X5 Reaction [Greed]

[@daven_dokkan4828]

Hello everyone. Please remember, don't spoil in the comments, no spam, no links, no politic, no advertising etc and respect Teddy's will. You can debate among yourselves but without spoilers. Thank you in advance and good ep of Haikyuu with Teddy !👍

[@robertmaravi8182]

The thing that made this fight so emotional was that neither of the duo was blaming the other. Both of them were claming it was their fault that the quick failed and they thoughout they needed to be the part that need fixed. Kageyama thinks is was hes fault that set wasnt in th right place to get around the block. Hinata thinks he was hes fault that he wasnt able to aim around the block. They both said that they thougt the other was already doing exactly what they were suppose to. Their first fight at the begining of the season 1, the two thoghout the other was the problem, now they trust and rely on each other, that they both trying to shoulder the responsabilty of the lose.

[@machanhernan]

When Hinata talks about fighting by himself he means not having to rely on Kageyama to be valuable for the team. Until now, although he has been improving, his technique is still lacking a lot and he was a regular from the beginning thanks to the quick he did with Kageyama. Seems like he was more or less happy with just being useful but now his frustration about his role depending completely on Kageyama and his greed to work on his own skills despite not being the best for the immediate future of the team are growing. Btw, love the outfit and your reaction as usual 😊❤️

[@patriciamj7157]

It's also worth noting that Kageyama, Suga, and Ukai are all setters, so they're mostly speaking from that perspective. Tanaka and Hinata were on the same wavelength since their roles are mostly offensive. In other reactions I've seen, people shit on Ukai, totally forgetting that it's his first time coaching, and he's obviously still learning how to accommodate all of his players. They both have valid points. Hinata will need to develop individually at some point, and Kageyama was correct in focusing on what they have for now, since they don't have much time till the spring competition begins, since he wanted to commemorate the third year's final chance to compete in the nationals. I've seen this episode several times now because of the reactions, and that sequence never ceases to amaze me haha. It was very realistic and well-executed. 🤩

[@jiushusband3198]

Congrats on your FIRST jersey. I'm also here collecting one from every team. I use it for the gym 😆 I think what Hinata said means he doesn't want to be completely dependent on the quick, hence on Kageyama, alone. I think you can say that he was pumped by Lev and wanted to do more for the team as a spiker/scorer. But yeah, Kageyama's points are important. Tensions like these are also normal in every team competition and are key to growth when faced with wisdom.

[@RoaringTide]

I'd say Kageyama and Hinata both have sensible points. Kageyama is saying "if it ain't broke, don't fix it", especially with the next tournament creeping up. That makes sense, right? On the other hand, Hinata is saying "but I can see it beginning to break, so let's prevent that now". That thought was triggered by Lev immediately adapting to Hinata's attacks. He's saying that as they face stronger and stronger teams, that one single quick is unlikely to keep working. That ALSO makes sense. He wants to develop some versatility and have value outside of being Kageyama's specialised tool. Maybe that stems from a selfish desire to want to be on the court, but he's not wrong that developing different attacks will help against good opponents.

[@josephangell9921]

The kitty is a chonker for sure

[@attackonhumby]

They both wear both colors btw. Nishinoya is just wearing the alternate/away jersey because they mostly play in their home gear cause it’s black and doesn’t clash with most other home kits.

[@zaimukhrowi6454]

Yachi is one of the closest people to both of them, she knows how they train, how they fight, how they study, how they communicate and other things, Yachi is very worried about them especially Hinata and that makes her better as a manager. And I ship Hinata and Yachi even more after this fight

[@dani_simone]

you fangirling over the two captains... me too

[@gastonpaterno127]

Ok lookin fire on that Karasuno uniform 🔥

[@robertmaravi8182]

One thing to note about how Kageyama, Sugawara, and Coach Ukai were not keen on Hinata's idea of experimenting in midair is that all three of them are setters. They weren't quite seeing it from Hinata's perspective as a middle blocker specializing in quicks.

[@teddymecheto]

Aaah yeah you're right!

[@robertmaravi8182]

@@teddymecheto Poor Hinata, practically at this moment no one is supporting or trusting her idea and they all believe that her greed will kill the team

[@RadiantStorm666]

@@robertmaravi8182 Eh, let's see what happens next 😉

[@girish2754]

Nice uniform, Sugaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I love that image at the end, hinata standing on the top with that crow, looks so cool. This episode is amazing, showing the greed and tension. at 8:00, I think it's both teddy, hinata was too focused on the ball, not really trying to steal or anything, but from Asahi's and teams perspective, i guess they understand it was not intentional from hinata, but also they see that he is aiming for more, he wants more and I think that feeling of "I want more" just came into life. Everyone was thinking that in their minds but suddenly Hinata just brought that thought to life unintentionally and that put everyone on edge. This is what I got from what Daichi said after that collison and what Asahi feared.

[@wynonasilva4927]

You look amazing, love the haikyuu clothes

[@carsson123]

Victoria Garrick(USC Libero) and other volleyball professionals(coaches, olympic players) + Haikyuu KZbin reactors have talked about that «slow motion» «clear view» of the other side whenever players are mid-air during a super-quick. They've called it «flow state». Apparently, it's also common in other sports. Also, moves like the pinpoint fast serve and mid-air kill, the super-quick, the "Zero Tempo", et cetera are an actual "thing" and are used and put into practice by top male and female teams worldwide. It's a surprisingly accurate sports anime and highly influential, as well.

[@yookihyunsyoonbebe337]

The ones who confronted hinata are all setters, did u notice teddy? Kageyama, Suga and coach ukai(he's a setter too). Thats why they didnt understand the perspective of a spiker when hinata told he wanted to improve. The setters just want stability mainly kageyama and just telling hinata to stay put and spike what he sets. But i believe what hinata wants is the best option atm, because with this level karasuno has, or the level hinata can play, if they stay just the same where they lost to seijoh, they will still be losing in the upcoming tournaments

[@isabellafiguerola7450]

I felt so sad for Hinata, he’s basically only useful when he’s playing with Kags and he (Hinata) is not even able to choose and/or change their plays so that must’ve been frustrating but I completely understand Kageyama’s fear of destroying the team’s balance being so close to the Spring tournament

[@skyefox]

This is one of those conflicts that is really stressful because neither side is wrong. Kageyama wants Hinata to focus on his other shortcomings and become a more well rounded player, while Hinata wants to take his one strength and hone it to the absolute limit.

[@anotherperson3617]

It's not that it's wrong to try to be better. But as a player you can't try to take over a game, there are times to try to do it like a practice but in a match it's reckless because you affect the harmony of your team. You can't take a game personally or try things personally reasons, is about the team all the time. It's the first thing a coach tells you.

[@yookihyunsyoonbebe337]

OMG I WAS LATE TODAY AND TEDDY IS ALRDY WEARING A HAIKYU UNIFORM

[@woolcaparmy]

*eyes pop out of my head like balloons, tongue spills out like red carpet unrolling, train whistle pops out of head blowing smoke everywhere*

[@anotherperson3617]

I knew something bad was going to happen ever since I saw Hinata and Kageyama sitting apart on the way back to school, they always sit together. No matter how many times I watch this episode, I always cry when I see them fight.

[@707srh]

je comprends approximativement ce qu'elle dit mais j'aime beaucoup ses réactions👍👍

[@SnailHatan]

Another little detail that I love about this episode is when Kageyama, Sugawara, and Coach Ukai all couldn’t really understand Hinata’s point of view. This is because they were all setters at one point, so Suga and Ukai were seeing it from the same perspective as Kageyama. They didn’t know what Hinata felt as he saw past the blockers because setters almost never spike.

[@mrmr3161]

That uniform looks sooooooo good on you

[@karelgabriel]

Thanks for the fan service Teddy ^_^'

[@IvanTheUnholy]

I did promise you that Hinata being pigeon-holed to one role would come into play. What I got from Hinata saying he wants to "compete by himself" is that AT THE MOMENT, he's a package deal with Kageyama. All his worth as a decoy and middle blocker revolves around the fact that only he's capable of doing the "weird quick". The conflict, at its core, comes from Hinata choosing to risk the team balance just to become "independent" on the court. So he doesn't need to depend on ONE person (Kageyama) and ONE attack (the weird quick). I think it's a REALLY interesting conflict between Hinata's long term want for improvement over the team's need for short term results.

[@Lena-lc9ch]

Love the reactions Also for me this episode and the reaction of Karasuno setters (Kageyama, Suga, Ukai) to Hinatas wish shows how amazing of a setter Oikawa is. He is able to give each player what they need and make them play at 100% while Kageyama by kinda trying to follow Oilawa's steps is actually doing the opposite and holding Hinata back. I mean both sides have good arguments but if they don't evolve (individually as players and also as a team) they can't get far

[@cookiemonster6468]

I'm surprised to see that people s*** on coach Ukai's decision, y'all fail to see that he started coaching just recently and hate to admit that he still has a good point, along with Kageyama and Suga. What they said to Hinata wasn't wrong, they really don't have much time until the next tournament.

[@Devil2Knight]

HEY! HEY! HEY! Also you're probably one of the few reactors who can pull off the uniform so well! Looks good on you!

[@Mercury-zw4er]

the outfit looks stunning on you

[@gunner9756]

It's not everyone reading too much into that mid-air clash between Hinata and Asahi. When the toss is messed up, it is normally an ace job to finish it, not to say Asahi called for it but Hinata was so into being the point scorer and Ace thing that Lev talked to him in the earlier episode that he forgot about what's happening around him.

[@teddymecheto]

All I saw was a lot of panic for one bump 😂

[@adiladz1481]

​@@teddymecheto Naa...it was loose ball set to the left side of the court..... it's the ace's ball ,hinata had no buisness going for it but instincts took over I guess.

[@AlquimistEd]

You do look really cute on that outfit. Grats.

[@SnailHatan]

Thus begins one of my favorite mini arcs of this story. Pretty intense moment for such a simple mistake

[@monspeet4287]

hinata's mentality about getting stronger was right but he became so dependent on kageyama that he relies on him so much to improve, asking other people for spiking advice is probably more beneficial for hinata....like that bokuto guy who seems to have a ton of spiking techniques.

[@brixtonnejumawid32]

But Kageyama is his setter. You won't be able to do anything if the setter doesn't get you.

[@teddyeastside8051]

@@brixtonnejumawid32 But he doesn’t need to improve with the setter, he needs to improve individually. He was right that he needs to get better but he wanted to do it at the expense of the team instead of personally. That’s the problem. Not to mention it’s the least of the problems of his skills.

[@JohnWick-ut1tj]

Nekoma captain is voiced by Gojo Satoru's VA

[@cassnake1]

Remember back in the Seijou's match, when Kageyama and Tsukishima were having a hard time syncing and Tsukishima said "I have my own way of doing things" (or something like that)? This is what Hinata meant when he said "I want to fight by myself". As he is now, Hinata doesn't have a way to do things, he has Kageyama's way. Hinata just jumps and then he swings his arm while Kageyama's the one who really decides where the ball goes and how the spike will turn out. As of now, Hinata, for all intents and purposes, is not a proper player, but a mere tool for Kageyama to use as he sees fit (Kageyama explicitly said that Hinata's will isn't needed). Hinata realized that and decided to be he's own player in that matter.

[@eternaleffect2499]

when hinata says he want to compete by himself he means there doesn't need to be a genius setter like kageyama only for him to be playable on a team.

[@ILoveYou-bv7mf]

01:03 ooohhhh Taehyuuunngg!!! 🤣🤣 Yooooo, BTS in the background watching Haikyu!! With you!! Now that I think about it, I remember seeing Tae and Kookie watching Haikyuu!! in 2014 or 2015 if I recall well!

[@shahshubham3648]

Watching this ep again after caught up to the manga made my eye tear up. He's my fav shonen shounen Protagonist in all Animanga

[@アナザーおましくん]

菅原のユニフォームNICE！d(´∀｀) 烏野バレー部に入部ですね。🏐

[@alanlaw1050]

Noone calls him Sugawara. He's just Suga.

[@kavijay99]

You really look cute in the uniform 🥺🥺🥺

[@ZomgXBanned2]

Everyone is shook by the crash because though unintentional, what Hinata did was very disrespectful and physically dangerous. It's traditional and ceremonial in Japan to default to your elders. The third years are risking everything (including time for schoolwork) for this one last shot at a championship. Azumane isn't bearing this burden just to be disrespected and injured. He's here to win. Hinata was out of line.

[@Shivam-dr4pr]

9:24 theme song pls it's really good....can't find !

[@teddyeastside8051]

The problem is both arguments were right. Hinata needs to improve but it’s his own responsibility to improve individually whereas when they’re playing together they need to maximise their team gameplay.

[@googlek1]

Architecture - In time, an uneven foundation will falter. Karasuno's attack balance is lopsided with everyone relying upon Kagiama's ability to set the quick. Hinata is just a tool now. Sometimes you must destroy things before you can rebuild it better than before. Remember a crow is omnivores... They digest whatever they see and like to make it apart of them. Evolution...

[@bokkendabokken7689]

Usually when some team member growing and the others cant keep up something wrong gonnna be happen. Its like kageyama when hes in middle school he grows but the others member dont so they clash.

[@cookiemonster6468]

Why are you saying that Hinata is growing and the others can't keep up with him? I don't understand it. They're all pretty much better than him at blocking, serving, and receiving.

[@sneakymickey2410]

Rare to see a Sugawara uniform/jersey from a reactor. Nice!

[@太田-z3n]

ユニホーム最高🎵

[@Sonjay718]

I understand his frustration, but I think that, deep down, part of Kageyama's anger was actually insecurity. He may have felt that Hinata was saying that he wasn't enough, and that Hinata wouldn't need him anymore. He forgot that they're only on a HS team; Hinata HAS to be a better player on his own for the sake of his own future too. I also think that they would've understood each other better had Kageyama worded things differently. Him saying that Hinata isn't essential to winning is EXACTLY why Hinata wants to get better.

[@archivesoph]

16:20 always gets me teary. he was a partner🥺

[@graly_blom01]

I HAVE HAIKYUU CLOTHES THO IS THE NUMBER 9 lolo

[@kenjihiguchi6783]

I can't wait your next reaction!

[@suseeka6048]

Teddyy hahahha Nice uniform Maybe you can be a setter Good for you

[@alexingram5348]

YO NICE love the uniform! I need one too.

[@gp9956]

I also have Sugawara's match suit

[@sharlesdaviskendy2391]

Nishynoia does have an alternate uniform… Not sure if it’s for sale but I would bet it is.

[@idkskills3800]

what did he say?? he always spits FACTS this one.. i think i love your vids now👍🏾

[@andyarias3847]

I love your reactions so muchhhh 💜💜

[@BlindPanda4]

Hinata just wants the ability to fight mid air battles against any type of block. Relying on one move where his eyes are closed is just too simple a thing. Should be a great few episodes coming up 🔥

[@mdkc]

Hinata is the first to realise that the gap they have to bridge between them and their rivals (seijoh and shiratorizawa) can't simply be overcome by polishing their current skills. His assertiveness in trying to steal asahi play makes the rest of the team think about the gap they need to overcome in order to reach their goal of getting to nationals. Hinata could just improve on the little skills like passing and serving. However unless he does something about his signature move, he realises that doing so would just make him a bog standard volleyball player, with no reason to be a starting member. He realises he needs to be better than that in order to win a starting position. At the same time, the rest of the team start to realise that they may not be able to get to nationals just by being good at the basics.

[@jmarmartinez8]

Mommy?

[@yookihyunsyoonbebe337]

Ahh and just to add the last cmmt, hinata right now is useless on his own. He cant do impactful attacks without their freak quick, he cannot serve or receive well, he becomes a regular because he is the only one who can jump fast run fast enough for kageyama's tosses. It is not a wonder how hinata always thinks he is not enough and just wants to improve so he can be a regular on his own abilities. Kageyama being logic is right but that doesnt always mean it will give u a better result.

[@Eleshamtaro]

The conversation at 9:30 is so interesting because we get Hinata's opinion as a spiker, but the other 3 (Ukai, Kageyama, and Sugawara) are all looking at it from the setter position and not giving the proper consideration to Hinata.

[@Eleshamtaro]

@@kronikevaporation6007 I understand your point, but Oikawa is portrayed as a much better setter. So his elevated insight makes sense. Also, we want to make sure not to give any spoilers out for Teddy to come across.

[@kronikevaporation6007]

@@Eleshamtaro ah oops my bad.

[@daven_dokkan4828]

@@kronikevaporation6007 Yes, pls becareful with spoilers. 😌

[@halfeldianhere]

Hinata said I wanna be jack of all trades for my skillset and Kageyama said Fuck your feelings we going for your most effective play for now and be versatile on court other than spiking 🥴 theres still that trust tho

[@KatekyoKen]

I’m dead she got a karasuno jersey

[@arsonlama9796]

Bokuto is the best in there...

[@nem3812]

Things are getting more interesting folks!🔥💛

[@halfeldianhere]

The chonk catto needs to be with her meowmy in a full reaction someday 🐈

[@kavijay99]

Seeing kageyama and hinata fight for real is one of the most painful things to me😣😣😣😣

[@KatherineSinahon]

Non volleyball players tend to take Hinata's side in this situation, I've noticed this a lot with most reactors. (But they still know where Kageyama, Suga, and Ukai-san's are coming from). Volleyball players tend to take Kageyama's side though. I've been watching Sarah's reaction and she is an Olympian. It's very interesting haha.

[@Foxyismynameofficial]

So adorable in this uniform Teddy!

[@pasomatt11]

Hinata is right 100%. In volleyball, as in all sports I guess, you learn the foundamentals, and then if you constantly practice and stay focused on the mistakes you are doing, you'll eventually and gradually improve your foundamentals. Receiving, blocking, serving, spiking, defending, every player, including Hinata, is doing that every single training session. But of course the anime doesn't show this aspect, it shows what's more interesting, which is Karasuno trying to learn new things, because they know that the "old" things were not enough to win. And learning new skills always takes a lot of time and practice, but this is true for Hinata as it is for Kageyama and Azumane and everyone else. So, what makes sense for Hinata to learn? Right now, he has one problem: he is a decoy, which means he's supposed to score a lot of points, but he can't do that, because his best offensive option is not effective anymore. And he knows that. He could focus as much as he wanted on serving and receiving and blocking, but that wouldn't fix the main problem. Up until now, he relied on Kageyama to avoid blocks, and I'm sure Kageyama's first istinct is to think that it's his fault and not Hinata's. But it's not, or at least it's not his responsibility to toss to Hinata in a way that he can't be blocked. Not entirely. He needs to share that responsibility with Hinata. And yes it's risky and everything, but Hinata has to learn how to hit the ball looking at it, and decide where to spike.

[@mten10th67]

The thing some people fail to realize is that there are players on the bench who are better than Hinata. Him improving his blocking, serving, and receiving is important, but he still won't be better than the 2nd years that are on the bench. Hinata wants to be on the court and not be a liability for the team, which is why he wants to be able to hit the quick with his own ability. That would be something only he could do that would be a benefit for the team.

[@bjgtu8429]

Great outfit!

[@n.a.02.02]

Training camps are for training. Sure team as a whole important but they should have think about players as induvial as well. They can afford to lose a game , in my opion, if the attempt has potential to go over blocks. How can he get better without trying ? Made me sad a litte at first for our little crow.

[@luckypanda7707]

One thing about hinata and trying to make the quick better is that it's pretty selfish. After all, only kageyama and hinata could do the quick, and the quick is the only reason hinata is on the court as a starter. But instead of thinking, I could improve my overall game and really help the team that way, he's thinking I need to make sure I stay on the court so I'm only going to focus on this one thing only I could do. It's also not good for hinata in the long run as said, only one setter can do it, and his overall game is very lacking, so what happens when he no longer has that setter?

[@phantom_flame]

That's exactly what his concern is tho. He knows he probably wouldn't get to play if Kageyama wasn't there. He wants to get better so he doesn't have to depend on Kageyama anymore

[@nekobakaful]

i don't know if you've ever played in competitive team games or sports, but what happened when hinata bumped into Asahi was a shift in their team dynamics.

[@teddymecheto]

I've only played solo and I think that's why I didn't understand it

[@wilddialgaa3958]

Get kurosuno jacket too

[@shivamgiri4334]

I saw hinata’s greed as reasonable. I used to play basketball, and my senior was the ace. Whenever, he performed as his best the whole team performed better. In this case, hinata’s quick is the engine for karasuno. If his quick doesn’t work, he has no value in team plus karasuno would just be a mediocre team. Plus, in last episode when tanaka’s sister told him about little giant as someone who had an aura of confidence also affected hinata as he is the idol for him.

[@MrCeeJaym]

People always missinterpret the "I want to be strong enough to compete by myself" line.. What he means is that if the freak quick stops being effective against stronger opponents (remember, their goal is nationals), Hinata would NOT be a good enough player to earn a regular spot on the team. His situation is essentialy the same as cheating on a test, sure you'll get the benefits of good grades, but you wont learn/improve. Your performance will be tied to the person giving you the answers until you start making the effort yourself. Because at this point, Hinata just jumps where there's no blockers(Tie-in to example: Hiding his cheating/not being found out) and Kageyama giving him the ball exactly where he needs it(Tie-in: Basically giving Hinata all the answers, insentivising Hinata not to learn/study by himself). Sorry for any mistakes in spelling, not my first language, and yeah the example gives the situation a negative tone but i couldn't think of a better one rn.

[@りょうR-w8r]

Have you solved it yet? Hukuroudani is owl Owl is hukurou I’m looking for ward to seeing it from Japan

[@jenard5061]

♥️♥️♥️

[@alinasr3]

It's not done they will go back on Tokyo for train with other game

[@rorschachsurya7834]

If Hinata is greeeeedy then everyone in the world is greedier than him . He is just a human.

[@707srh]

YEYYY

[@bluemaster1077]

Let’s goooooo

[@LEVl.K9]

I'm on hinata side... analyze what hinata is saying carefully! If you think about it, everyone on karasuno can play because they are "good" they are aloud to be in the court because they have they own strength. Kageyana is good at setting, noya is a master on defense,Tanaka and hes power and mindset, but hinata is only playing because kageyama is there, if kageyama wasn't there he would be on the bench. Hinata wants to improve to be allowed to play with anyone without depending to be carried by people(like kageyama).

[@_Znvy]

I think you're just reading into too deep on the negative connotation of the word "Greed" but in this case it's just a different light of it in a competitive space.

[@lauracely4911]

KIND OF SPOILER(?) . . . . . . . I've read the manga, and rewatching everything hinata does to get stronger makes me so teary, I'm so proud of my boy

[@halfeldianhere]

на снимката ми има сладка бенка

[@woolcaparmy]

hi ily hehe

[@renniegarcia7163]

[@aakashkamblekamble6465]

Please reaction to ranking king season

[@alexarmandomendezperez3629]

:(

[@archivesoph]

i just wanna point it out and not blaming anyone but i want them to keep in mind that these are practice matches, to see where they can improve noh? so i think it is the best time to try out new things or change up some speed, force or strength in things.

[@archivesoph]

i also love how kageyama sees hinata as his equal i guess imo, prolly why he kept on insisting that there's just something flawed with his godly quick sets or something. but if we separate the two of them, in the end...what would be hinata's contribution of strength to the team if he doesn't know the basics besides the running and being springy? what would be his worth without kageyama? and when he will and can stand on the court without relying to someone? it's alright to rely but if it's a lil hindrance to growth, how will a person be able to grow and move forward?