Lost | Haikyu!! S4 Ep 2 Reaction

[@julia2802]

one of the strongest points in haikyuu: the characters are constantly developing because, just like in real life, no one improves overnight, be it at volleyball or life itself

[@isexuallyidentifyasanapach4720]

True, I also like how if the character does it right once they don't automatically get it immediately. They still have to practice to get it right

[@joaovictorbastos6552]

that's why haikyuu is a masterpiece

[@erict1628]

I really love how Hinata's leveling up is handled in Haikyuu!! Just freaking awesome.

[@hysey_7518]

not karasuno = villain lol

[@fyoujack6031]

Except for hinata

[@seoltang1827]

Ball boy arc is so important for Hinatas character development that he carries it over to everything else that he does

[@OnchiBon]

Yep this is literally THE turning point in Hinata's character it's always so exciting revisiting it

[@perevision]

Love your comment and also your pfp

[@abcrx32j]

There is no unnecessary steps in Haikyuu, even a random block in one episode can become relevant later

[@ohhmiio-5212]

My favorite arc for that reason

[@tommyshelby8119]

@Ohhmioo But the Karasuno Vs Inarizaki arc was Better Because It changes Everything about Haikyuu . I suggest You to watch A Video Search " How Karasuno Vs Inarizaki Changes Everything About Haikyuu" By Aleczandxr

[@LPGENGAR]

"obviously he's gonna get time to practice too" heh yeah...

[@PlanetHouston]

"Well, yes. But also, no."

[@damianc669]

Well he didn't physically practice he did got a much higher game sense. And practiced digs and fundamentals

[@julia2802]

i’m losing my mind over that goshiki scream 💀

[@Wichyn1]

I was taking a sip of water and I felt the water went to my lungs hahahaha It catched me sooo of guard hahahaha

[@lanceobrien479]

I cracked up so hard

[@smartartistify]

yo I cannot stop laughing lmao

[@honeyhao9453]

"he's gonna get them balls" *flashbacks to that one scene*

[@niahenida]

Second second-hand-embarassment

[@xennia837]

"They found....the mops" YALL 🤣

[@sawrcrimx]

I'M CRYING HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@WhatTheFlo]

BAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA

[@remy1755]

I am so confused as to how people don’t like this arc. This is easily the best build up arc. Prove me wrong

[@woodpecker767]

its just boring to ppl me included its needed for anime but still boring

[@KyosisPlays]

It's because people who enjoy more of action than dialogue or actual story progression have short attention spans, they struggle to process alot of information, I personally enjoy this especially the little details because you can clearly see Hinatas mental struggles as well his his physical weaknesses and what he does to overcome it. Probably why I don't particularly enjoy fire force, great animation but the story is 3/10, didnt really interest me to carry on with the series.

[@KyosisPlays]

@@woodpecker767 It's not boring, you just find it boring because you have a short attention span to episodes with more dialogue, you enjoy more action. It depends on your taste really, like if you enjoyed fire force with great animation but 3/10 story.

[@mantaren]

A coach who never managed to embrace and overcome his height disadvantage as a player takes out his insecurities and frustrations on his players and on his coaching style. This coach sees himself in a player whose team beat his elite team, but that short player is not treated like the coach was back in his day, he's actually one of the stars of the show. So he treats that player in a way that is seemingly berating and an attempt to hinder his potential, but he's actually showing him the path to observing and studying the game and the players, a path to growth as a player and as a teammate. Washijou puts Hinata in his place and makes him realize he needs to become an independent, well rounded player in order to move forward and improve. Hinata went from having no team or club to train and play with, into being a starter player in every game in high school as a first year, which is vey rare worldwide, but even more so in Japan where in school clubs the senpais get to play and the first years only clean after them, just like Hinata does in this arc. He was so easily handed that special position, and even though he never stopped working hard and deserved recognition for that, he was sort of pampered into just doing as he pleases, which is why he needed a push back into harsh reality, a reality very accurate to Japanese norms. This arc was very satisfying to me, because it showed us the beauty of a coach harshly disciplining and teaching a player what needed to be taught to the coach himself back when he used to be a player. Over time we see Washijou having this bittersweet reaction and his mentality being torn between on one side, the angry and grumpy old man who compensates for his insecurity through choosing tall strong players, and on the other side this young short player he used to be - who aspired to be more than what the stereotype of a short player can be, but never managed to succeed in doing that and had his dream crushed. I think people wouldn't mind these slow training slice of life episodes as much, if the season didn't have a break in two parts and was aired connected.

[@kingintox5743]

Honesty, you can tell who’s actually invested in the story and understands the characters by who likes this Story Arc. Obviously some people might not just like it because they enjoy the more hype matches and that’s fine, but you have to respect the development of the plot/characters in this arc.

[@randomdud668]

These episodes are really important for Hinata actually. He must take the proper steps for volleyball. He had never watched or really played before this year. Usually you don't just start as a regular off rip with next to no experience. This perspective is really important for Hinata's growth skill wise as a player, for him to observe and absorb everything he can. And also his growth as a person, seeing if he gets complacent with his success or if he stays humble and continues to improve. Because that's the mentality it's gonna take for somebody small like Hinata to succeed after high school, ultimately what Hinata is lacking in height he has to make up for in skill. I think this is what all of the adults are trying to subtly convey to Hinata.

[@Faetalis09]

Watching this again after watching the second cour makes me so proud of hinata even more. He grew so much

[@saimonesakisi1601]

Y’all know why this ep was important to quote lupa “the fruits of their labor will show” and when that moment arrives .....😱🥲😁chills

[@niahenida]

...you're NOT gonna be ready

[@termindterguta3514]

Stop hyping

[@saimonesakisi1601]

@@termindterguta3514 nah the show does that every ep

[@GamerKhiladi]

This is the beginning of the making of "Ninja Shoyo"

[@MrWiiugaming]

“They don’t give hinata enough credit” but I meannnnnn the mf can hardly receive still💀

[@thtlightskin]

Rii he still relies on kageyama in these episodes

[@BlkStar99]

That's my thing. Hinata is a decent player, but without Kageyama, he isn't that useful because he can hardly receive or do any of the attacks they do.

[@MrWiiugaming]

@@BlkStar99 exactly like he isn’t receiving doing jump servers or anything else

[@gabrielcartaxo1679]

Without kageyama he's just fast. He can hit with any toss, but not with strengh or precision.

[@bonkbonk9850]

That’s because they’re biased af, I’m numb to it at this point lmao

[@hugog9788]

I like how Sheera kept pointing out Wakatoshi’s intentions correctly but y’all kept ignoring her and disagreeing 💀

[@eliezertoussaint7791]

Sheera be on point like 80% of the time lowkey the silent goat

[@juansek208]

Tanaka being hit by Nishinoya's "Rolling Thunder" was funny AF.

[@bonaaj20]

Yes thats very funny🤣 and when he got yelled to for being hitted by noya😂😂

[@niltonaguirre2262]

Homework is important but this....is more important

[@fathanmia8371]

Facts

[@mayacaarillo]

literally me rn

[@infernal7318]

Cheers to that!

[@_frs]

glad we all got our priorities straight

[@MichaelAury]

"I found ... the mops." fucking Lupa lmfaooo

[@geraldgonzalez4961]

Me logging in to KZbin: “where is Roshi’s Haikyuu upload tod.... *uploaded 1 min ago Me: .....oh there it is!

[@TrianaNero]

"washijou isn't that petty" lmao about that

[@isexuallyidentifyasanapach4720]

I think it's half pettiness and half coaching. He didn't outright kick him out (even though had every right too) and allowed him to be a ball boy so he can see the court in a different perspective and learn from players far better than him, but on the other hand he could've given him some advice here and there.

[@cosmix1]

@@isexuallyidentifyasanapach4720 Mhm, then again his petiness is why he's such a good character if that makes any sense.

[@NB-gf4pi]

10:45 that caught me wayyy off guard 😭😭😭

[@mikkosimonen]

All the really nasty players like Kageyama and Ushiwaka probably had to start as ball boys. Hinata just went straight to team captain in middle school and starter in high school. And that's why he's still kinda trash.

[@seekittycat]

They also got like coaches at home and lived volleyball since they were literal babies.

[@helnex5347]

The thing about Hinata is that it's not that they're "not giving him enough credit". More so that Hinata really is overall, quite frankly, a pretty shit player. If you really think about it, his only good qualities are his pure athleticism, his speed, his stamina, and his jump, but that's it. He's pretty subpar at blocking when compared to someone like tsukki, he's horrible at receives, he can only do the most basic serve, etc. Spiking is the only thing he's good at, and even then if you really think about it, Hinata is actually one of the worst spikers pre-training camp. To clear things up, he's not "one of the worst" because he's bad at spiking, he's really good at spiking. The thing is that he's one of the worst "spikers," mainly because no other setter besides Kageyama, probably Oikawa, and another setter I won't name, could match him. If Hinata was paired up with literally any other setter besides those three, he'd never be able to get past blocks. Sure, his jump is high, but not so incredibly high that he can't be blocked. His speed is there, but only those three setters could probably match his speed, any other setter wouldn't be able to keep up. That's what Washijo Sensei is trying to say, "Without Kageyama, I see no value in you." To be honest, he's right. Hinata is almost nothing without a setter who can set him balls that will push his jump, speed, and stamina to their fullest potentials. That's the entire point of the training camp arc, to give Hinata skills that he can be good at that aren't reliant on Kageyama. The whole point of the training camp arc is to make Hinata a monster that doesn't require Kageyama to be part of the equation. I'm not hating on Hinata, in fact he's my favorite character, and this whole season solidified that fact. Hinata right now is pretty bad at everything, but that's why people like Washijo and Coach Ukai are allowing him to train like this. Making him ballboy will make him see things, not from the perspective of a spiker on the court, but from the perspective of someone on the sidelines who has no choice but to observe and absorb everything and everything. That's the point of this arc, to make Hinata an independent monster.

[@maadacoomber9090]

perfectly summed it up

[@e_khelvin1570]

I love this comment

[@joshingyou8470]

"I've found... the mops."

[@rottenbutter360]

5:07 Ushiwaka: I'm still reading "Removes Unnecessary Hair and Leaves Skin Feeling Silky Smooth." Roshi: What kind of manga name is that? Me: Probably based on a light novel.

[@koaaala]

That scream when the goshiki saw hinata tho 💯💯

[@callyrenjiro1696]

5:34 - Sougo’s eye mask. Cultured editor 🤌🏾

[@kevinkonneh9640]

Plus Gintama OP 1

[@oscarzprod7636]

Stayed up all night for this.. Living for your Haikyu Reactions 😂

[@itzNeph]

Wonder if they realize if Hinata [no disrespect to his natural talent] is actually shit when it comes to the fundamentals and IS useless without good teammates to support him and make up for his shortcomings.

[@KyosisPlays]

They realise he lacks aspects but they don't know what exactly, mostly because they havent seen the full scope of it, only parts where shown, like recieving and serving. To be honest alot of people realise just how much Hinata lacks and it became more apparent, he did progress but only in one field, and alot of that is because Kageyama is the setter, so only someone like him could draw out Hinata's potential in being a decoy or spiking, but in the other fields kageyama isnt there to support him, like receiving or serving, and like you said, he's an amateur in those fields.

[@complxmars]

I’m excited for them to meet 🐝 and 🍙

[@lesliedelatorre5496]

Everybody forget that Daichi learned to receive being a ball boy

[@Ziffican]

Literal chills from this episode bc the ball boy arc is when Hinata steps up to that stage, once they fight the twins school, the stage lights turn on. And Hinata truly shines🥺🥺🥺

[@ILoveYou-bv7mf]

05:36 dang, coach Ukai is pouting T^T So cuuuttteee~~~!!!!♡♡♡♡♡

[@kaithlyn-in5es]

''I found the mops'' Lol I dont no why thats funny 😂😂

[@jaredhayaat9329]

everyone here hasn't finished the vid yet

[@mrtzc5522]

yes😺

[@ImaBobbyMudda]

I finished it a few weeks back, actually

[@michaelmuravchik6776]

This channel has the best haikyuu reaction by far. Since they actually roast the characters

[@smartartistify]

IT'S TIME FOR THE LEGEND OF BALL BOY. Oh this is such an important time for shoyo. The development in this anime is amazing.

[@raymund4208]

Hinata ballboy arc is the reason why one of the best moments from Haikyu To the Top 2nd Cour exists.

[@loeaglelo]

Such a awesome ending and the start of a new character arc of some CRAZY development. Love how the image of Hinata (an incredibly anomalous player in his own right) standing in a broom closet with a couple of mops visually represents him starting at the bottom rung of the ladder on his climb to true greatness.

[@ChronoEclipse]

Season 4 is my favorite season out of all of them because it highlights the one thing they haven't done yet in the previous seasons, Hinata's true worth and growth, you guys are going to love season 4 a lot, both part 1 and part 2 it is phenomenal and imo the best season by far imo

[@delvincruz575]

just finished watching the kora one now this? lets gooo!!! the best ball boy of all times

[@mauby6781]

Hinata really had to humbled himself in these couple episodes.

[@GarionBoggod]

I love that a Haikyu pillow got added to the couch rotation. I’m glad this show has meant enough to you guys to make a place in your home for it. Hype for my favorite training arc!

[@LeoSkyro]

Watching S4 part 1 and 2 in a row is so much better back when I watched TTT1 as it came out I felt like it was a lot of foundational work for future stuff... but I wanted to see that future stuff already

[@BEEMStk]

"I found.. the mops" -Lupasan 2021

[@fitzy8593]

" I've found the mops "

[@ananyanautiyal7365]

This arc is so important for his character development , this was the tuning point for him as a player

[@kunterborn1]

I became a better player when I became a team manager/ball girl because I got to watch plays intently. That's what I love so much about this arc for Hinata. It's a humbling experience, for sure, but a beneficial one. Goshiki's high-pitched scream--I cackled. (Goshiki is one of my favorites.)

[@paulvizcarra3265]

Ballboy arc is so nice I love it everytime I rewatch or reread it

[@krishdesai9647]

Everytime I watch Hinata Like this it breaks my heart. Especially because everything he has done so far, he has done to stay on the court longer but now he has to learn to do the complete opposite.

[@DogdaMatt]

Y’all pumping out videos like crazy, appreciate all the content

[@joycepetalio2002]

Always love your reactions! Can't wait for the next one!

[@ayanobellaxx]

BRO I CAN'T WITH SUGA SUGA PLAYING IN THE BACK EVERYTIME SUGAWARA IS ON SCREEN ITS SENDING ME💀

[@CalebTang283]

washijo is training hinata in a way, he wants to see if hinata's got that determination and grit

[@ehwhynot9384]

1:32 "obviously he's gonna get time to practice too" yeah... about that

[@perevision]

These last two episodes were so painful to watch! Don’t worry lil crow you’ll get there

[@bonaaj20]

I love episode 2 because of Noya doing rolling rhunder double and when he said „shyo“ with hands up🤩🥺

[@affable8696]

This whole ordeal reminds me of an old Kung-fu movie, Return To The 36th Chamber. The guy sneaks into Shaolin to train, but he's rejected and then told to build scaffolding for the temples instead. He proceeds to absorb every Shaolin discipline by using the scaffolding to essentially teach himself. He watches the discipline, then tries it himself.

[@thenerdytiger9306]

Nishinoya used volt tackle on Tanaka IT'S SUPER EFFECTIVE!!

[@PlanetHouston]

Everyone else: "Shiratorizawa's coach is just trying to show Hinata some things." Me: "He petty as ****, y'all. That's just it."

[@carlange7o]

6:02 You must not forget that quote!

[@vicco.6851]

“I found. The mops.” 😂😂😂😂

[@xander1687]

YEAH 2 CONSECUTIVE REACTIONS

[@whoadude2164]

Let’s go clicked faster than usain

[@chimkuroo6496]

" he's gonna get time to practice too " me: ..yeah... *tears fall 👁️💧👄💧👁️

[@ash24118]

10:45 broooo whyyy 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣

[@jalloham1219]

I found the mops 😂😂

[@kingkyro]

I love how yoshi and sheers literally disagree and are making the same point lol

[@niansxsa]

did coach ukai va changed? i think his voice got deeper i’m kinda not used to it. i didn’t notice it when i first watched it

[@iBoyGan]

"I found.... the mops" 🤣🤣

[@roberthall5580]

Shiratorizawa coach is teaching him more than anyone in this show is

[@maygladiator]

I feel like you can learn a lot off of watching the sport you play. Like learn new attacks, new techniques, learn how to see & become more observant, learn others weaknesses & use them to your advantages.

[@seanpule266]

I think Washijo wanted to prove something with Hinata. Either see if he's really worth it or crush him. He wouldn't lose sleep over Hinata quitting, but if he saw that Hinata could make something of himself, then he'd just wake up.

[@Jinskii762]

The sound effects every vid is awesome

[@nogamenolife1901]

I thought Lupasan would make a joke about Hinata hitting Ushijima with a mop. I guess I'm expecting too much from him. Lol

[@x0gucx]

I can't wait to see the reaction of the most beautiful and heart reaching hinata moment.

[@victoriaedward1198]

The Gintama edit with sougos sleep thing 😭😭

[@anditowasi2708]

to be fair, washijo-sensei has his own "ideal" regarding a player. Him acknowledge Hinata last match doesn't mean he changed his ideal. Also, at that time, Hinata is only decent at best as a player and there's still many other promising player in the prefecture with same position (middle blocker) which is usually consist of tall players. Alas, this part of the story is one of my favorite in terms of characters development

[@eduardoantohe5172]

This reminds me a bit of those episodes from Re zero where Subaru gets absolutely clowned and you can feel second-hand embarrassment, but this is worse because it lasts many more episodes. But just like with Subaru, when the moment comes, it's all gonna be worth it. I hope they appreciate it

[@timothyswindell4833]

Roshi with the Morgan Freeman voice

[@thestain8004]

It's one of the slightly more subtle points in the show as I didn't get it either first time around but washijo is letting hinata be a ball boy to try and crush his spirit. Helping hinata succeed is the equivalent of admitting that he was wrong to give up on volleyball because of his height. He's just trying to protect his pride so hinata's persistence pisses him off

[@farhanchandra5066]

And now he became the janitor.

[@Clourie]

The true growth start.

[@carloscharles5457]

MUSHOKU TENSEI PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!

[@victoriamorgan3605]

"i found the mops" noooooooooo

[@somerarekpopkdramakvariety692]

The Gintama edit @5:37 fucking caught me offguard

[@peachykthguk6305]

i feel the goal of the coach can be interpreted differently for everyone and can be put up to interpretation. personally i think it’s just curiosity and stubbornness of him not being able to understand how someone almost as short as him can be just as skilled as someone as ushijima, who he sees as the ideal volleyball player. i’m pretty sure it has to do with his past experience of being short and not being able to play as good as the bigger players, and bc he gave up and didn’t try to improve, he finds it weird that someone as small as hinata is improving. idk i cant really word this correctly but i tried

[@mikazukigaw-id5688]

You really release it when lunch comes around xD

[@meeshas3005]

SOUGO REFERENCE thank you editor

[@Loltfbruh]

The new op for Re:Zero dropped, Straight up fire

[@TheGamingTeam101Tgt101]

Agreed

[@hourbit7385]

What does it have to do with the Haikyu reaction or haikyu itself? Get a life re zer9 fans

[@Loltfbruh]

@@hourbit7385 wtf, screw off m8

[@fabianklein5837]

Yo got a question.. how can i find The Irregular at the Magic Highschool on Patreon? I just cant find it and i really wanna see ur reactions 2 it

[@kaikai6947]

honestly i've given up on trying to figure out washijo's mindset

[@asphaltus7455]

Ain't nothing too hard bout it - he wanted hinata to give up coz he knew what lay down that road, and later changed his mind and decided to push him as far as possible.

[@BlkStar99]

He was never able to do the same things Hinata does despite them both being around the same height. His coach basically wouldn't give him a legitimate chance because he's short for the sport which led him to prioritize building a team that could be utterly dominant(Ushijima). I see that he treats Hinata like this because of pettiness(I couldn't achieve my goal so I have to make it hard for Hinata just like it was for me) and because he knows one outcome of the path of a short player in the sport(I have to make it hard for Hinata because he'll be heartbroken like I was). Ultimately Washijo likely regrets that he didn't try as hard as Hinata for his dream. Sorry for the long paper.

[@asphaltus7455]

@@BlkStar99 volleyball was a different sport then too. we don't know hard washijio tried, only that he failed.

[@BlkStar99]

@@asphaltus7455 That's true. Honestly, the thing is that being a short athlete in sports such as volleyball and basketball is difficult. To succeed requires you to be better and more skilled than those around you.

[@thommsen8158]

Looking forward to episode 14. it has the weirdest haikyu frames ever , because the episode got outsourced by a beginner studio

[@crescentmoondriver4343]

5:35 that Gintama edit wtf HAHA

[@Shlynclrys]

That scene inside where hinata is thinking Reminds me of the scene when Saeko-nesan saw the little giant when he hit his head in the locker- and the voice was like double at the scene there, I'm thinking if it's the little giant's voice or nah?

[@byunbaekologist]

Season 4: The Beginning of Ninja Shoyo 🍊

[@sean-ph1mp]

you guys are gonna be hyped this season

[@timothyswindell4833]

Don’t look down on physical tasks. Goku and Rock Lee are proof anything can be training

[@tylerrodriguez9935]

Even though objectively I know that what they’re doing to Hinata is only for his growth and is good for him, I still get really sad and angry that he had to do it. It’s like...damn. And then his rivals rub it in. Good on him for keeping up the morale because I might’ve quit for a while 😂 guess that’s what makes Hinata great.

[@aryanjain494]

5:20 🤣🤣🤣🙌

[@flizamaj]

tiene que ser doble la siguiente reacción gracias por la reaction!!!!

[@Pulse4664]

i think the old man WANTS him to do well, i know in season 3 he said he wanted him to fail, but that was also as his opponent....as a player he still might wanna believe a smaller individual could actually succeed....even if he has to treat hinata as he was treated when he played.

[@maikcampbell]

Yeah, I could HEAR this thumbnail