We missed the point of Tsukishima (Haikyuu)

[@DragonStar524]

Tsukki blocking Ushiwaka's spike, was the moment his spark and love for volleyball was re-lit. And he was a lot better than he was giving himself credit for.

[@FionaPGT]

FOR REAALLL like i wasnt(and still kinda isnt) a dan of him but my god that scene will forever have me cheering

[@dontask9000]

Haikyuu has such well written characters. That’s why haikyuu is so loved. Yes people think “ew it’s just a stupid volleyball anime.” But as you’ve said it is so much more than just that. I’ve learned so many life lessons from Haikyuu and it’s characters.

[@olamideodupitan9637]

i havent watched haikyuu but can u spoil what made him change what was so tragic internally to despair and lose that passionate love for volleyball

[@kola7504]

@@olamideodupitan9637His brother said he was on the main vb team for Karasuno while tsukki was a child but when he sneakely goes to watch his brother play he finds out he isnt on the field, not even on the bench but in the stands cheering.

[@olamideodupitan9637]

@kola7504 geez so his bro was a fake, that's sad especially as bring a young boy with everything u know about ur brother being all a lie

[@01tundra]

🤓

[@stephaniejohnson5361]

@@olamideodupitan9637 To be fair he's not a bad person. He genuinely wanted and tried to be on the main team but he wasn't good enough.

[@crizzlibaer]

"Once you love something, you become vulnerable"

[@AzureAzrael]

But to protect that thing, you'll become invulnerable

[@Ae86Apexi]

Tsuki telling Hinata he trusts him in the inirizaki match was the moment for me. As someone who had a teammate like tsuki that scene will never not get me

[@aliashfaque1746]

and he was the first one in the team who understood hinata is on a whole new level now

[@zachary37]

Tsukki's been my favourite since the beginning, and I find his struggles very relatable to me personally. Anytime I see that block against Ushiwaka, I get tears. It's such a well done moment that was built up to over SO many epiodes.

[@PVNKSHEEP]

this is a very late reply but I agree! I’ve loved him and he’s my favorite character from the start and whenever we learned more about him I just related to him more and more. When I played volleyball, I was a Middle Blocker and felt basically exactly like Tsukki, and acted like him too. He is story is really well done and I relate to it so so much.

[@funnyplanet6787]

​@@PVNKSHEEP you teased the opposing team? Goated.

[@nikkinixxi]

The way I cheered when Tsuki blocked Ushijima's spike

[@flowerbts9701]

almost cried its finally clear to me why tsukki is my favorite character in haikyuu 😭

[@jamison9930]

"Things are more enjoyable when you feel competent in them" Who knew an anime video would give me such a relatable quote. Ur the goat man 🐐

[@theduelist92]

Yeah no whoever walk away from Tsukishima with just "oh he didn't care and now he cares" just missed the point by a mile. You see Tsuki suffer and get bitter, you see him get irritated when people around him lmotivate him and, hell, right before his backstory in season 2 he is literally saying with an irritated voice "why do you try so hard? It will only make it hurt more when you fail" *cut to a scene of his brother crying in his room*. Tsuki's attitude is one big defense mechanism rooted really hard in his teenage brain but you can't deny the kid played Volleyball for 5+ years and didn't stop even when he was shocked at seing his brother at his lamest point.

[@notsleepingrn]

I initially didn't like Tsukishima, but after watching his character development he felt so dear to me. I'm really amazed, Haikyuu is reallyy spectacular

[@schris3]

3:32 I think there's another layer to it, he wasn't jealous just for himself but also for his brother, he saw all of his brothers's passion without the talent to back it up, unlike Hinata and Kageyama who even have more of enough talent to reach the top of the volleyball world.

[@mrmerfeo4320]

8:35 Honestly what a beautiful line, you can be good at something and who cares about being the "best" because even that doesn't last forever.

[@deepakmodi9343]

Tsukishima is the definition of character development.

[@Sajoublips]

Tsukishima has always been a character I could relate to, and I feel like people never actually analyze his character, but seeing this video just makes me so happy, since the character means the world to me. I started very lightly crying because Jesus Christ I see myself in the character. So thank you for this amazing video ❤/vpos

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@PVNKSHEEP]

Sjsjskak i so so so agree, tsukki is very very relatable for me and seeing someone finally actually analyze him instead of just saying “he hate volleyball then not” is so ??? Like he is so much more and very relatable for me, and I too, started lightly crying, because when talking about his struggles I saw myself in tsukki and my older brother in his older brother. tsukki is just very relatable augh

[@BossybearClassof]

This video amazes me with how he explains Tsukishima's point of view before and after, he has been let down by his brother's lies, and it cannot get more direct and emotional than it already is.

[@AUG_Glow]

It’s 10 in the morning and I’m eating breakfast, Tsukki’s story and the symbolism and reflection of real life struggles, it’s beautiful. Every year around this time, I rewatch the anime and notice the subtle nuances of the characters more and more. This video managed to put one of the aspects I was still kinda sleeping on, tsukki’s character. It’s a beautiful arc and this video portrayed it well. I’m not even lying when I say this brought me to tears because this video helped remind me why Haikyuu!! Is my favorite show/series of all time and why it’s helped me grow to the person I am today. Thanks for making this video man

[@jayesjulia]

honestly tsukishima's backstory and the development of his charakter got me the most emotional. for that reason the game against ushiwaka is my favourite game in the entire anime. it nearly made me cry i just couldn't handle it.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

He's not someone I hugely appreciated the first time around, but each time I rewatch it I like him more. That seems to go for every character tbf though lol

[@Accion_y_Pasion]

EVERY CHARACTER HAS THEIR HAIKYUU MOMENT FROM THE OTHER TEAMS BEING SAD ABOUT LOSING TO THE BACKGROUND SECOND YEAR KARASUNO PLAYERS THAT INITIALLY QUIT THE TEAM WE LOVE ALL OF THEM

[@f2r693]

Damn, this video was a masterpiece, just like Tsukki's character development

[@lapisstories]

Thanks for showing another perspective of him seeing himself and Hinata paralleled to his brother with the Little Giant. It made more sense why he was always trying to place himself after Hinata cause of what happned to his brother being a senior but was taken over by a younger player. For me, Tsukishim had been acknowledging Hinata’s abilities but did not like all the hype he was giving to the club cause he could see his brother in him and he knew there would be a time Hinata would face a defeat in the future that might destroy him.

[@kennedydavis7668]

A video on a random guy in an anime opened my eyes. I am just like him, downplaying things so I can protect myself from inevitable hurt... but what have I sacrificed because of that? 😭😭 thank you!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

PSA: No spoilers in this provided you've watched up to the end of season 3 - zero manga content in here!

[@AUG_Glow]

Thank you! Haikyuu is my favorite series all time but I realized I’ve yet to read the manga because I only recently over the last year started reading manga

[@LessonsFromAnime]

@@AUG_Glow you should definitely check it out - the last arc is my favourite in any series ever

[@donvicx510]

I don’t even watch this anime but you made me tear up..appreciate you hard work from those who love sports

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Seeing people say they watch my videos even when they haven't seen the anime makes me so happy for some reason, thank you

[@mincrylouder]

as someone who's also pessimistic.. thank you for making me realize this. tears have been shed. that tsukki scene really hits hard.

[@Badluck_Rex]

this is such a good character breakdown on Tsukki! honestly you outlined everything that I, personally love about Tsukishima. His character added such an interesting standpoint in the series.

[@IronBotTactics]

The power of analysis, with a truly fully awakened passion.

[@jayrock1335]

Great video! the Shift in tsuki at training camp had me hyped. When that block finally came oh man was i hyped i keep screaming at my monitor do something scream celebrate but honestly that scream yeaaahhhh was soo much better than i anticapated. Another Great point which i love is when tsuki notices hinata receive and says he fell one level deeper in love with vollyball. That hits so deep with tsuki saying it about hinata especially with the rivalry and his brother spot being held by the little giant, i really feel like when tsuki said that he said it with a hint of jealousy like he cant wait for his next moment.

[@AHeartBrokenGuy]

I've yet to watch Haikyuu, but I still love watching these videos. Haikyuu seems like the perfect balance of teamwork and individual struggles/challenges, that I think you do a great job at explaining. Good work man! (Also that mic cut to the yell of pride was well thought!)

[@raesfav]

its genuinely a great watch!! I hope you find the time to watch it

[@moechannels6355]

I'm going through this exact thing right now!! For a while my art hadn't improved, I was content with my skill and I didn't feel any need to grow. But then I was reccomended to study art, and I did. I started with the head, the different planes, angles, and perspective, for the first time I actually learned how to study. I went through a mental low point after that and then started studying art again, which brought me out of it. I then experienced what this vid is talking about. I am now more motivated and love art more. I also feel like I can improve a lot. Great vid

[@abdulrahmanmohammed4207]

Definitnetly my favourite scene the build up to this point made it legendary

[@lapisstories]

The story is very well written indeed.

[@Eniggma39]

As an INTJ myself, so much of Tsukki resonates with me. We are very logical so easily can fall in patterns of pessimism. It takes a lot to take ourselves of that pit. We need to admit that we haven’t fully giving up. That we’re just scared of being hurt again. There’s so much more life to be had!

[@zachtaylor8222]

man. I don't think there has ever been a video on KZbin that was so perfect for what I needed in that moment than this one. Thank You.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad I could help!

[@keytibayan]

as an intj (like tsuki) i related to him so much from the first episode, and his character growth is really inspiring to me.

[@porolita22]

Thank you for this video. Tsukishima is my favorite character and he’s so often misunderstood

[@wenrui96]

I love Tsukki 😭😭😭❤ Thank you for this delightful video!

[@rageguyyyaa]

this was a long video and i was reluctant to watch it, butmid way wtching i hoped it would never end... amazing video man keep up

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sn5728]

Hey dude i just finished watching you eariler stuff and went to this one before i go through my day. Honestly these hit close to home for me. In my situation it was soccer. (Imagine how i felt when blue lock came out) I played for two years, but those two years i work hard. I knew i wasnt gonna match people who played because the love the game and since they were little. Buti wanted to match or help those people who love it shine. Ive grown fond of the sport but i never had a passion for or i guess i never fully liked it. But i found my motivation but seeking a chance to help people shine through. I spent my second year in school but my first year in soccer as a defender and midfielder. I never made goals and we lost a good bit, but i played and i feel like i shined and people cheered for me when i stopped a ball from making it in. When i stole it from the other player, when i was this close to makeing it. I wanted to shine now, i wsnted to achieve a goal, i wanted screams for me. But the matter of fact was, i didnt practice much i was still in my first year of actually playjng soccer. My second year of sccer (currently this year) i was benches, i moved up to varsity and i was bench most of the time, i was people fight but i wasnt on there. I couldnt do what was easy for people who played longer and with a passion could. I never got my chance to shine or even help stop someone. The feeling of loving a sport left, i had zero hope for me. But it hurt, i want to help thats all, i went back to my "all i want is to help someone else shine" im not good enough to want more. It wss a horrible mind set but it was all i had. I end my season the exact opposite of the way i wanted too. So seeing this made my heart cry a little. Im not going back. My last year i plan to work. Seeing just this video made me want to go back. It really did. Thank you, i mught not mean alot but thank you, this video hits close to home for me. And im honestly so happy tuski got a chance to love his sport and still play it as a college student. It really makes me feel like i could have if i reallt wanted it. Anyways that was my rant 😂😂😂 love the videos i subscribed!!!

[@norrisw789]

Thank you for existing Lessons FromAnime

[@comicfan3133]

yeah, I felt some similarities at the begin of the story to myselft with the very realistic and rational viewpoint, and that volleyball is just a game. but as the series progressed, I immersed myself and got more and more carried away by their spirit in their games. and the spirit for improving was especially shown in the tokyo training arc. and that´s the part where you can see the best how important volleyball is also for tsukushima, but I got annoyed a bit by him when he didn´t admit it. the spark flew over to me outside of the anime but, he directly involved couldn´t be true to himself. but then in the last match tsukushima really shined and I felt happy because we saw how you can change, that you should never let the spark of hope die and always give your best.

[@utfofuo4468]

the ending (and that scene when I first watched it) gave me some giant goosebumps lol this video really helped me push ever more to get that kind of satisfaction tysm honestly this video is just amazing

[@kaedex]

I literally cried my eyeballs out watching this some how 😭

[@lejocarry]

I didn't notice the moon light return when Tsuki's motivation is back. This is so cool ♥

[@eottoghae]

I'm a new Haikyuu and anime fan, and Tsukki's celebration in the game of Karasuno vs Shiratorizawa was...... warming yet touching.

[@nogodfortomorrow]

I cry everytime with that scene, it's so good.😭😭😭 Thanks Tsukki 🧡💛💜

[@beibei__]

You are correct, this anime is actually MORE than just volleyball…

[@Lionfrog13]

The moment that clicked when I played volleyball was when I blocked one of the best tallest players that played at our gym on my first day. The energy that came off everyone when the scrawny girl that couldn’t serve half the time shut down the best spiker we had, it was electrifying

[@Kreyfor4]

I really appreciate this kind of content, and thank you very much for making this one because there's something in my head that's been bothering me since I lost to another tournament I played the last month. I am competing in a moba game and it's been a few years since I started doing this. So a few months back there was a challengers league that was announced last July, and I saw an opportunity for me to go pro, so a month later I found a team that was good enough to compete for the challengers league, scrims was going well and we are improving week by week. The rules for the challengers league is it will be a 4 month long qualifiers and the winner for the each month will play for the finals and 2 teams will only make it. But, a week before the tournament, internal dispute happened between my team mate and my manager. They decided to take separate ways and it affected our momentum. One member of our team got my team into a drama that doesn't make sense and he left the team, so 4 of us decided to just find someone good enough to fill in. But we didn't had much time to practice and we lost the 2nd qualifiers. After that month, we rebuilt the roster again but 2 players left our team and the 3 of us still wants to finish until the end of the qualifiers. We had a couple of changes constantly for the 2 remaining qualifiers. Bottom line is, these things that happened to me as an individual hits me deep, I feel hopeless and I thought to myself If I had a better team mates I could have made it. I lost my will to compete again, I feel like I hit a wall or ceiling that tells me this is only how far I can make it. But, after seeing this video, Tsukki showed us that nothing is meaningless doing what is fun and what you love. Same to what bokuto said to tsukki that says: "keep going until that happens, until you have that moment." Personally it's really hard to keep going, I've been competing for years but haven't made it to pro scene. I failed twice the past years on a qualifier, my team still need just 1 win to make it to pro scene, but we lost. Happened again a few months later. But I still continued competing after that loss. I forgot to give myself credit when I did not give up after the devastating loss I had before. I actually rewatched haikyuu for the third time and it's still keeps reminding me or teaching me things that I forgot or never knew. I also watched some sports anime such as Major!, Diamond no ace, Ao ashi, blue lock, Overtake! and Ahiru no sora. When I feel stuck or I feel like I hit a wall, I always comeback and watch one of there anime to help me get back up on my feet and keep on doing until it happens to me. I will go back into the light that's coming from the court.

[@leonardoevangelista4065]

Amazing video. That is why he is my favorite character from the series

[@ellieSus._.AmogosO-O]

I always found tsukkii a very interesting character, i completely understood him. he always put up this fake, image of superiority and lies, to hide his insecurities, and honestly, I get that, I do that. he focuses on all that he can't do, without paying much attention to what he can, as a volleyball player myself, it makes him seem all the more interesting to me, it really does make a difference to me when I think of the times when I first starting playing the sport and compare them to now, I really do realize how much I've improved and gives me more motivation to keep playing, although my improvement was insignificant, it gave me reason to keep playing. and not just volleyball, this applies to everything else too, in third grade I was at an average of 55% after that, during 4-5 grade in lockdown they just kept on deteriorating, I genuinely didn't think it would be any better, but I put in some effort in 6th grade after covid and did really manage to score 84%-ish and now in 7th, 89% the day I got my report card, I felt dissapointed, I was just that close to 90%, but when i looked back, i realised how much I've improved and how much i still can. which gave me confidence for starting 8th grade and score a 90%-95%.

[@justin7532]

One of my favorite episodes of Haikyuu, awesome video

[@DreamsIllmakeit]

That just the most KZbin video I've ever interested in🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@eliyawaters9075]

Love this. Nice seeing analysis on anime as well. Often it's western cartoons or movies.

[@ap2752]

Awesome stuff, vids like these always reignite my love for Haikyuu !🔥 Can't wait for the movie!

[@norrisw789]

Same fam.. Same 😌

[@MCbeccy89]

I don't know if it's dumb or silly, but Haikyuu is what got me into volleyball. I was so desperate to participate in a team game that I felt like I could contribute to, to get stronger for the team. And it fulfilled so much in me I never realized. I went through a lot of hardships and bad teams who didn't care about me. But I kept going and just played and played and played. Every day I played so much volleyball. I was small, but I loved being a middle. And when I got a block on a coach who worked to go to the olympics, a genuine full throttle hit. God it was absolutely invigorating. Of course, my life in volleyball sadly didn't go anywhere. I broke my foot right before college and the college teams were dreadfully awful from when I had last visited. And then covid hit, which made the whole thing pointless. But it showed me that I could have a love for something and be determined. Tsukishima was a huge inspiration for me back then, cause I struggled to really care for anything as well. I'd love to get back into volleyball again someday. Though it's still a time of my life I'll never forget how exciting it was.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

A loooot of people got into volleyball from it, me included

[@Ansh_Ind]

I really just do love your videos! Keep at it my guy

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Thanks, will do!

[@johndoe5796]

THIIS IS A GREAT VIDEO I LOVE YOU

[@DreamsIllmakeit]

This video is just masterpiece

[@starrunner2838]

This video felt much shorter than it was, so great success!

[@SyybsM]

What a beautiful video. Thank zou for that!

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SparkleBurgerLuv]

almost everyone in karasuno have issue that took a bit to work it out but Tsukishima truly shine the most, in season 1 and 2 he still dont see volleyball as anything special like the rest of his teammate, and during the training camp in season 2 after some talk with kuroo and bokuto he still dont understand what make it fun, to him it just a extra extracurricular since he already smart in the school department, Tsuki did say he compare himself to hinata as hinata was the sun and he the moon, But i admit season 3 made me cry after seeing him loving volleyball like how his teammate feel

[@bia5141]

The moment I started to understand and like Tsukki was that moment with Shiratorizawa

[@ahobisummer]

He’s my favorite character 😊

"I know this is a long video..." you say to me, when I'm coming here from your other 50min video

[@coradonquixote]

The main takeaway from tsukki's arc for me is that tsukki gets to learn that its okay to love volleyball and work hard for it, even if it means that he might never remain/reach to be the best

[@HaniHashiya]

Man, when I first watched Haikyuu I disliked Tsukishima so much because he was so mean to Hinata. The whole thing about throwing their first game, I think we all could sense that he was just projecting his insecurities, and I disliked him at that point because I felt like that was a very lame and childish thing for him to do. But as the story progresses and we see his backstory, I start to feel bad for him. He became a very relatable character. Admitting that you like something is easy if you are simple-minded. But if you have a certain level of pride, just like he does, you can't help but expect yourself to be good at that thing first before you can proudly say that you love it. In the process, you will naturally start to compare yourself with others. And that is sooo scary, especially being in a team like Karasuno where everyone is just so stupidly in love about volleyball. You would have at least felt a bit insecure that you don't have the same courage to like the sport as much, or more like, to like it with such an illogical, irrational, single-minded pursuit. It's impossible but why they are trying so hard? I felt like that's probably what went through his mind every time he goes for practice lol. Tsukishima is such an inspirational character because if someone as salty as him can find that moment and overcome his fear, so can we, people who probably thought we are at least less lame than him to begin with hahahha. Personally, I kept saying I'm just doing music for fun, that this is just a hobby, but I think deep inside it also came from a place of fear, I know I can't make it out there doing music alone, just like how Kei said it's impossible to beat Ushiwaka. I think what I learned from him is more about finding a single goal that you want to achieve, and in the process of achieving that goal, you will naturally discover the joy of why you do it in the first place. I love Tsukishima so much that I pushed myself to sing something meaningful for his birthday every year. Definitely re-discovered my passion for music in the process because I kept surprising myself at all the creative things I could actually create the moment I set my goal to do something. Tsukishima's backstory is the number one thing I love about Haikyuu!! The number two, is the idea that 'this too, is volleyball', after the match with Kamomedai! Oookay story time end, it's time to start working hard again! 💛 because the moment had come to me many many times and I'm sure it's going to come back again as long I keep on going. Woo! Thanks for reading xD

[@cNatTravels]

Fantastic video. Thanks for making it!

[@Kira-gi5bh]

This is great, part 2 now pls

[@vinigmoura]

16:19 My fav moment in the anime for sure!!!

[@Zoro_Hu-Koi_shak]

Love you Brother 💞

[@leelens3]

Really enjoyed this movie. Thanks for sharing your insights!

[@jacobcampbell797]

I literally just watched the last episode of haikyuu and then he uploads a haikyuu vid right after

[@archieb1306]

great vid man, keep it up!

[@AitorLuri]

Loved the video. It has made me think about and understand things about myself

[@stellarqueen181]

Beautiful video❤

[@zo3647]

Well , this was one heck of a philosophical depthness

[@justalowlife]

thank you

[@jeinsuno8668]

i cried watching this vid

[@suto5704]

Fantastic video

[@hanzelbrito7775]

Great video thank for making this video

[@justalowlife]

I'm a tall lanky guy, but I like Nishinoya's backstory one of the most compelling can u make a video of that please?

[@nguyenthang1368]

You have probably realized this but there are a lot of word play in the name of Haikyuu characters that reflect their personality and their rival: Hinata - 日向 (ひなた) - Hi in Hinata means the "Sun" vs. Tsukishima - 月島 (つきしま) - Tsuki means the "Moon" or Ryu 龍之介 (りゅうのすけ) with Ryu means "Dragon" vs Tora (from Nekoma) means "Tiger" Do you notice any other?

[@ramblamb4522]

Yes!!!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤

[@skipperpenguin9680]

15:43 "It's just a club" Holy fuck!

[@Bay-tshug]

I think he is the one who is the most uninterested one in the team

[@callytube1]

Tsukkishima is one of the best written characters in haikyuu other than okiawa and w few others imo

[@BeagleandBacon]

Im not crying im not crying 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@jassuarts10]

U r my favourite vontent creator brother. Thank u

[@tristonl3947]

pls upload more haikyuu videos!!!

[@kalaiten]

I don't watch Haikyuu, but appreciate all these videos. I'm only 5 minutes into the video and already took some notes, haha. Btw, Ping Pong the Animation is ripe for your channel.

[@gausly]

u should definitely think about giving it a watch sometime. ive watched like 100+ series included all the mainstream battle shonens including aot and demon slayer but honestly haikyyu is my number 1 series of all time. the story and characters are soo good and it captures real feelings and emotion. its legit the one series i havent stopped watching reaction videos for lol

[@Jing_Ling_Uncles]

Read the manga, it’s goated

[@lapisstories]

Watch and pick up this wonderful series soon.

[@stephaniejohnson5361]

This series made me start playing volleyball in highschool and now i love the sport. You should definitely give it a watch

[@RandomVex]

Slightly off topic but blue lock really is so different. The passion of it doesn't really compare to anything else as far as I'm aware. Haikyuu is amazing and I learned so much from it, but not every character wants to be *the best in the world* and even if they do, in blue lock it's a much stronger ambition for most if not all characters I wish we'll get more "intense" media like that. In a way I guess that's one criticism you could throw at the pile of gold that is haikyuu

[@RevilloPhoenix]

Blue Lock to be honest deserves to be mentioned in the dictionary under the description of Drive, passion and ambition.

[@Minaaamii]

I actually think that’s the charm in haikyuu. Not everyone has the same level of drive, passion, and ambition, and that’s okay. I really liked the realistic nature of Haikyuu and while I have yet to watch Blue Lock, I feel like although they’re both sports animes, they bring forth a very different perspective and viewing experience.

[@RandomVex]

Of course. Hovewer it always bothered me that people don't have one dimensional dreams I guess. If you're a cook, I expect you to look, talk, act like one, but in reality you're a person before that. Not many poeple are their hobby, dream before their person, but those who do are damn interesting

[@RevilloPhoenix]

This one is a little too close to home. (To the point where 8:38 , if you did said this, to me, it absolutely makes sense)

[@Mi11imani]

Would you ever consider making such a video essay for Asahi too?

[@LessonsFromAnime]

I'll see! Definitely got more Haikyuu on the way!

[@christinelots2828]

Have you talked about Takeda Sensei yet? If not, could you do one about him?

[@LessonsFromAnime]

I haven't, but tbh I don't know if he'll get a specific video. He says a lot of brilliant stuff, but I don't think he himself has enough of a story for a full video, rather he'll get a lot of mentions in other vids instead

[@frosty9072]

thanks to bokuto and kuroo

[@Rednaxela212]

"long video" - video is 18 minutes. I expected it to be like 45 minutes lol. I just binge these so they seem longer ig.

[@yandify446]

I love Yamaguchi's shirt 👣ics (feet pics)😂

[@antoniorenteria6799]

Idk man, tsukki’s onii-chan couldn’t even make the bench….

[@LessonsFromAnime]

I'm confused, what part of the video is this disagreeing with?

[@IzzyBunny666]

Manga spoiler: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tsukishima always says its just a club but in the timeskip we see he joined a D2 team, the sendai frogs.

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Yeah I loved that! Makes sense too tbh, he was such a strong player for a first year

[@IzzyBunny666]

@LessonsFromAnime yeah but he'll still be like: "and then there's these freaks, kageyama and hinata"

[@Zoro_Hu-Koi_shak]

Are there any spoilers ?

[@LessonsFromAnime]

Nope! (Assuming you've watched up to the end of season 3)

[@Zoro_Hu-Koi_shak]

@@LessonsFromAnime I have watched Haikyuu and waiting for Feb 16 (But I haven't read Manga that's what I was talking about)

[@jessicaarendain]

I thought it Ushikawa, not Ushiwaka? Or am I wrong?