Volleyball Coach Reacts to HAIKYUU S2 E23 + 24 - Seijoh vs Karasuno Rematch with Mad Dog Kyotani
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2021
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"Both teams deserve to win."
This. This is why I fell in love with this series. They don't purposely glorify the main character & the main team we follow, but they really show the strengths and flaws of all the characters and teams. You end up genuinely rooting for so many other teams even though you know this anime is about Karasuno.
Yeah I've found this to be the case in some sports anime, sometimes it gets to be too much where the focus stays off the main team for too long though, Haikyuu does it well.
@@michaelpatterson7990 Yeah man, I was SORELY disappointed when I watched knb but it was entertaining enough for me to continue haha~ Run with the Wind was probably the only other sports anime I rly enjoyed watching!
@@fawziefuxia It's not team sports, but Ping Pong the Animation is short, sweet, and utterly incredible as well.
@@fawziefuxia I really recommend you watching Chihayafuru and Diamond no ace if you haven’t. Chihayafuru is about karuta, a japanese card game but even if it sounds boring on the outside, it’s one of my favorite sports anime with incredible matches and it’ll teach all about the sport, it also has a great cast and drama. On the other hand, DnA is about baseball and it has one of my favorite protagonists, this show is the biggest embodiment of hard work.
btw anime is about kageyama and hinata, not karasuno keep in mind.
Animator: "I feel a little tired today, ill just miss a few details and nobody will notice"
Coach: "You're missing some lines 🤔"
I think it’s mostly because of budget and time constraints. Haikyuu was coming out with 2x more episodes a year compared to most other anime and the seijoh game had a lot of scenes where the animation went off, so they probably had to allocate their resources.
Ikr?
I seriously have nervous swetting when there is those comments from coach about animation.
Like, serious, serious S4 swet...
Lmao. But I feel like this animator does that simple shit on purpose. Like. I disagree wholeheartedly that season 4 animation is trash. It's different, for sure, but I really dig it at times. Certain places where stills are distorted to the point of almost being ugly literally affected my mood, made me truly feel how gritty and grimy the matches were.
@@Saku_607 so I am not an expert. But I gotta say again, I'm pretty sure the simplicity of the scenes coach referenced is fully intentional. The mood of the scenes where this simplicity is placed and what is happening when these lines go a little "lax" feel too appropriate to not be intentional. I think the second time coach brought it up was during a celebration scene that followed a hard won point and the contrast in the intensity almost felt like an exhalation of relief after being tensed for the moment. It feels too intentionally placed not to be a conscious choice. Also, it's simple but not BAD. I've seen really bad and "rushed" stuff from anime like 7 deadly sins or black clover and...the result wasn't just simple. It was outright bad. It feels unfair to lump any part of haikyuu in with that
@@serenecj S4s problem isnt its animation, Its the artstyle the Haikyuu manga artstyle just doesnt fit with the anime ones
Best match of Haikyuu ends really dramatically. “Here’s my cat :)”
Arguable.... I'd say the game against Shiratorizawa was better... But maybe I'm biased, since my fave character is Ushiwaka😅
@@Minej_Mosuris my favourite Is the match against Inarizaki. But The One with seijou has the best point in the entire manga.
@@mence5992 understandable choice, also, I wouldnt know about the manga, I dont read manga haha
@@Minej_Mosuris id say the upcoming match in the anime is the best. trash bowl for the best
@@Minej_Mosuris the only thing arguable is that this match is fighting the inakizari match for top spot. Shiratorizawa was cool and all but it really didn't have enough hype to it. Maybe because they only focused ushiwaka. But I won't say anymore so I don't spoil
From haiting Oikawa, to feeling bad when he loses, what a development from Coach Donny lmao. I felt the same, Oikawa truly is an awesome character.
@@Old_Soul_ and also especially after that bonus scene after season 2.
MANGA SPOILERS BELOW!
I was also glad that he was still relevant in the final arc of the Manga.
I knew couch would love him at the end of season 2 when Oikawa finally loses to Karasuno. It's why I got annoyed with everyone writing essays at coach to like Oikawa more before he reached this point. Furudate designed this beautiful emotional journey for the audience and everyone keeps getting mad at coach for not walking fast enough and keeps shoving their opinions in his face. I was super worried that if the audience kept going this end of season 2 would be spoiled for him completely.
Yeah you cant help but feel empathy for him. To try so hard and still never get what you wanted. Such a hard life lesson we learn through Oikawa
@@SappyNoypi facts. I never hated this guy but it was easy to see why people did so I was so glad. More Manga spoilers below.
Given that both Hinata and Kageyama's dreams have already come true by the end there, I like to believe Oikawa and his team take that match. Sad we never got to see him stomp Ushiwaka. Dude has earned it.
Hating *
Coach, as you can see at the last rally, the animation is the same with Season 1 Episode 24 where they lost to Aoba.
But instead of closed eyes, Hinata's eyes was wide open and he's looking for a way where to hit the ball. And instead of floaty spin of the ball (season 1), Kageyama's toss was now more skilled. The ball also changed, from Molten to Mikasa.
They did that on purpose so that we can compare how much they grew after the loss and I freakin' love it. 💞
ruclips.net/video/IgaaH2Xt-cI/видео.html here’s a comparison!!
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@@ElevateYourselfOfficial another thing I'd like to point out is that whenever Hinata sees where he needs to spike, it's lit up, but in this last moment against Oikawa the spot keeps getting dimmer as Oikawa moves into position to receive it. K-pop read it, but wasn't quite fast enough.
@@an1kay Oh wow, that's really interesting. I never noticed that before, good eye!
Another thing to notice is that all the players touched the ball at the very end in the last point.
The stronger six truly won in the end.
Fun Fact: In the last rally all the members of both the teams touched the ball.
Oikawa says," Six who are strong [together] are stronger" in the last rally, proving that Karasuno was the better team by a smidge at that moment.
Omg I've watched this episode like 10 times how did I never noticed that
you know... I never realized all of seijoh's players touched the ball. I knew everyone in karasuno did.
WOW I never noticed
I didn't realize this before. That last rally is just so packed with SO MUCH meaning from the parallel of Karasuno's losing point in S1 versus their winning point here, that deep trust between Oikawa and Iwaizumi, to this (and the others that would be too long to mention)! This rally is just so cool and Furudate is incredible for this!
I never noticed this either holy shit
Iwaizumi really doesn't get the love he deserves for everything. He is basically the Daichi of Seijoh in leadership and defense, and the Asahi in terms of spikes. If you watch the entire game again he makes so many good digs it's insane. In these 2 episodes he did at least 4. Literally the player that I would want to be on any team.
Agree! That's why when Yahaba was saying that Iwa's "switch is on". I was like IKR! He's soo extraordinarily great at this game. :)
i legit will never shut up about how amazing he is as a character AND as a player. seriously one of my faves
He should have went to shiratorizawa
Not against iwaizumi but he was a good player overall, he was 4star in everything serving, spiking, recieving. If he was a 5 star, they would crush even ushijima
30:00 - "if i'm here, you're invincible" - idk if you remember coach, but kageyama actually said this to hinata way back in season 1, when hinata was feeling insecure over being a decoy/not being able to power through blocks like asahi. so now hinata's saying it back to kageyama, and it comes full circle. the two of them always lifting each other up! :)
Yes, I love it!!!
@@aesubar7835 yeeee it's so wholesome 😊😊💖
Yes, agree!
I think it is cool that in addition to just understanding that Oikawa is amazing, Hinata notices that Kageyama is going into his mode, where he starts to compare and underestimate himself (28:46 - 28:51). It was Kindaichi's sharp slide attack, which Oikawa managed to bring up from him. Something Kageyama didn't see and couldn't do himself.
That's why he goes as "Do you really understand that?" and Hinata proceeds with (loose interpretation) "Nah, I just read it on your face (besides the obvious)". And after that brings up this iconic phrase.
And the whole thing also correlates to ep. 18 and their communication before this match with "Except for Karasuno, right?"
@@wholock221b2 yeah.... kageyama always compares himself to oikawa and gets intimidated, and hinata always sees that and pulls him out of it and makes him feel supported. their dynamic is just so good 🥺🥺🥺
Yess 😍 i loved the scene and coach was just like: oh.. 😂
Coach officially reached the point of "I want Karasuno to win, but I also don't want the other team to lose"
Yes he did😌 and that is also literally me!
Coach Donny: "I think I'm going to download this song, I really like it actually."
He has sunk one level deeper (get the reference?) into haikyuu
yoshaaaaa
i feel ya
Season 4 Reference… nice!
@Elevate Yourself you can actually get all the soundtracks on spotify
Murder-
In some anime when the quality decreases per frame it means there's something about to happen. It's their way of saving frames for the next scene.
this! Animators are usually paid per a frame instead of the time spent. So depending on where they put the budget, they need to have more frames for better quality scenes and less frames for the parts that aren’t as important.
Yeah, sakuga often demand sacrifices eleswhere
wow, interesting
I love that detail at 53:22 of Oikawa’s foot slipping on the cloth, totally unnecessary but makes it so much more realistic
Yess! The whole scene when Oikawa falls back just to set that toss is so realistic! You can really see his despiration for winning the game and how much invested he is in it.
Take note, he fell onto his injured legs because of overtraining. Flashback to tkarasuno vs seijo first match were oikawa wasn't in the game yet because of that injury
@@frustratedartist8922 the injury isnt canon, its completely made up by the fans
@@mainviewingaccount don't say that, please don't say that it was real to me /ref /j
@@mainviewingaccountare you joking? It was literally mentioned in the show
I'm so hyped for S3 because here is when we need to see coach Donny's input on how real whatever happens is. It's gonna be so much fun.
Agree, i am hyped for Season 4 for that motive to
Yes! Especially THAT episode!
@@Bee-vu6ye the best part is that I know exactly which episode you are talking about SO HYPED
@@sedtfgyhbyjbfvbjkgvjbg Yes, can't wait to see how he reacts to that one scene!
@@sedtfgyhbyjbfvbjkgvjbg If it's the same episode as me, you could say "I've been waiting for this moment..."
“Talent is something you make bloom. Instinct is something you polish.”
Give your raw talent the best chance to flourish on the court by training hard. Make up for whatever you lack by strategy, teamwork, and composure. This sums up Oikawa’s philosophy and style of setting.
And it went right over his head that all he commented about it was “that’s poetic.”
@@locomojoboy2 tbf, it really was poetic
This is such a great line from Oikawa. These two episodes also led me to give him some mad respect
@@locomojoboy2 i mean it was? there was a lot going on im just surprised he even picked that up.
@@locomojoboy2 if it went right over his head he wouldnt have commented on that
Here’s a cool detail that not everyone notices: Oikawa often uses the phrase “The six who are strong are stronger”, and during the final point every player on the court of Karasuno touched the ball.
Wow I didn't know that and I love it
Actually all 12 players on the court touched the ball in that rally, so it has a stronger meaning since Karasuno's 6 at the end were better than Seijoh's 6 quite literally
- It's not only Karasuno, all Seijou's players touched the ball too (Iwaizumi - Oikawa - Kyotani - Hanamaki - Watari - Kindaichi; Matsukawa wasn't on the court).
That's so cool!!!!
What’s also cool about this is if you rank it in terms of touches, karasuno’s players touched the ball 11 times in total whereas Seijoh touched the ball 9 times….Even with Oikawa’s failed dig it only amounts to 10 touches on their side. I guess it’s no coincidence, since the team that connects the most and doesn’t let the ball drop ultimately wins.
Long time viewer but I just wanted to say you're one of the best, Coach! Seriously dig such an honest and genuine perspective. You don't play things up, always such a treat.
he's so good, he is unaware that he spoiled the story himself with his explaination XD
Yo it’s pbat! Loved your Minecraft movies back in the day man hope you’re doing well!
woah a wild pbat sighting. didn't know you were a haikyuu or a coach donny fan! cool
DAMN!!! Did not expect seeing pbat in donnies channel!!!! The good old days minecraft video with sly is my whole childhood! Real recognise real i guess!!!
You’re the real OG here pbat
The reason Yahaba set that ball was because Oikawa was forced to receive the spike initially. I believe he is also being groomed to be the setter once Oikawa graduates at the end of this year.
this ^
Yahaba was the setter in the Seijoh practice match with Karasuno (before Oikawa joined in midway) so he's the backup for sure.
Yes, Yahaba (also the guy who talked some sense into Mad Dog) is the 2nd setter on the team. He was the one setting on their very first practice match (back in season 1,episode 6ish)
yup and in his character info, in his worries, he stated that his worry is not being a good setter like Oikawa once Oikawa graduates. He feels pressured. Poor guy :((
He's not just gonna be next year's setter, he's probably the next captain with the way they're showing his influence to the second and first years.
Fact: i didnt know how much of a sport volleyball actually is until i watched haikyuu
I love how Haikyuu brought so many people in to volleyball
@@ElevateYourselfOfficial I actually didn't know that volleyball was quite complex until watching Haikyuu. I knew that it was entertaining to watch but never realized what was going on before.
As many times as i watch Oikawa's last set i still get goosebumps, that moment is legendary
My all time favorite scene is where Oikawa points to Iwaizuma. Those two have been the closest friends since they were kids the trust they have for eachother is just insane. You should watch the bonus ending cut for Aoba Johsei too it’s really moving.
don't forget to watch the bonus clip from the movie after episode 25, coach!
ruclips.net/video/Lao54_hFaA0/видео.html
Yes this is a must watch clip after episode 25
Yess!! He needs to watch this! He'll feel even more for Oikawa
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Awweee coach choosing Oikawa’s set as the outro shows how much empathy coach had for Oikawa.
What he said about Oikawa at the end warmed my heart, Coach couldn't stand Oikawa in the beginning but now appreciates/respects his character so much (which was also my journey with Oikawa lol).
Fun fact: "Six who are strong is stronger." is kind of the theme of the episode 24 and if you watch the last point again you can see everyone in Karasuno touched the ball before getting the point.
I never noticed that! there's a ton of poetic references that rhyme like that.
Not just Karasuno but everyone on both teams touched the ball, but in the end Karasuno's six was stronger
The animation of that final rally always blows me away. Especially Oikawa’s foot slipping on the cloth on the ground as he runs back to the court after his long set. Such amazing attention to detail
"Talent is something you make bloom, instinct is something you polish."
Oikawa's arc *truly* is the best arc.
yesss
Always gives me chills
I always love that flashback before and it is overlooked a lot. I've brought it into my own life. You can complain about others being more naturally talented when you have done everything you possibly can to be better than them. Oikawa is such a good example because he has worked so hard and has earned a right to complain, but he has also become a strong volleyball player in the process.
@@LatebutLearning then Kita just brought so much more
This is some serious arc that many story doesnt even hav for their main character. Character arc from both side clashes like two tsunami... Both need to win so badly... Oikawa need to win to prove hardwork beat talent while we been through so mich with karasuno.
Like damn... Damn...
Sometimes we have understandable opponent that we emphasize, in Haikyuu we have opponrnt that we truly support.😢😢😢😢
Hi Coach! Just some things to let you know about for Ep 25:
1) there is an extra 6 min long clip that was not included in the show, but was present in the movie s2 summary movie. You can watch it here (ruclips.net/video/Lao54_hFaA0/видео.html&ab_channel=VenniTalvi). I think it shows you a lot about character motivations and may be relevant for later events in the series, so I'd love to see you react to it along with Ep25
2) there also is a post-credit scene that you can wait for at the end of Ep 25
Thank you for doing these. I look forward to your reactions every week
Yesss i was about to ask about this
Up!
upvoting this
Bump this comment up!
Yep, let's upvote this one.
That super long set remains one of my all time favorite moments in Haikyuu. That finger pointing at Iwaizumi as he realizes Oikawa's going to set him all the way from outside the court is such an exquisite example of non verbal communications between friends and teammates.
The Scene with Oikawa and Kindaichi were Kpop tells him to keep going despite having trouble with his set is actually really interesting. It shows that Oikawa tries to push his players to make them better instead of trying to always keep them in their comfort zone. something that really proves Kpop's proficiency as both a captain and setter.
"I hope in season 5 they're back to their normal quality"
me too, coach, me too
Hey season 4 may have taken a dip in quality here or there, but it's still overall a quality season
@@suicidalloafofbread2009 right.. I think people exaggerated it a lot, because overall quality is so good (except that one or two episodes that was outsourced), only the design is different.
@@aidenwyatt3914 As a manga reader, S4 was my favorite animation style but I can understand why a bunch of people didn't like it.
I don't think that season 4 animation is bad. I just think that season 1-3 animation was so much better.
@@BonoboPaBo same bro for me season 4 was the best because of its art, the phenomenal character developments and the best of all are the osts
The constant hour long videos are really appreciated, coach. My friends and I have all been looking forward to every vid you put out, and it always puts a smile on our faces to hear the insight you have concerning the game we're learning to love so much!
One aspect I love about the last point was how Oikawa positioned himself perfectly to receive Hinata's spike, but unfortunately Kindaichi slightly touched the ball (or maybe Hinata hit him on purpose) causing the ball to deviate slightly making him not able to receive the ball. It's one of those moments where you do everything perfectly but it still isn't enough.
Like number 70. Balance restored!!!
hinata definitely hit the ball on purpose.
Just to note: Number 4 with the crazy digs is Iwaizumi (Seijoh Ace and Oikawa best friend).
I really like when he says that when younger he was all about hit harder but now he appreciates a nice dig to cover a hard ball. He is no doubt one of the best players of this season but he is outshined by Oikawa and Mad Dog.
I was going crazy every time he pulled off an amazing receive and it was always him!! Iwaizumi is fucking awesome, he was brilliant in this match!
You're gonna like season 3, coach!
tsuki moment
@@user-sh4lw2yz4f I'm betting Coach is also going to scream when he watches that scene
@@unnwas I bet you he won’t.
@@user-sh4lw2yz4f wow y’all are really spoiling things now huh
I love Mad Dogs mentor and I love that he isn't given a name even more. It shows that you don't need a coach, a best friend, or a family member to be the one to break through your shell. Sometimes it's just a random person who sees themselves and see their past self in you. People willing to break down walls are always important but a person who does it with zero selfish motivation behind it is a person, or character, I look up to. Mad Dogs backstory is short and concise but it always gets me teary-eyed when his mentor says "Looks like a good team. Face them properly." We'll never alone if we're willing to be honest with ourselves
The weak animation shots is actually a good indication of budget being used for a big shot later on in the series or episode. A thing about Japanese animation is that it's always the same budget no matter how epic the episode is so in order for those epic moments to get the respect it deserves they have to sacrifice shots by outsourcing or rushing it through the juniors.
Yeah and also when they are working ridiculously hard but still it's unlikely that they'll meet the deadline set by the big bosses. ie: Mappa animators and Attack on Titans
@@pollys6192 The news that Mappa animators are overworked and underpaid honestly broke my heart. So hardworking and talented I just want them to stay sane and healthy.
Had to comment just for that last rally. It's incredibly poetic how:
- every member of both teams touched the ball in that rally, "Six who are strong is stronger!"
- Oikawa's desperation is shown when he almost slips on the cloth while getting back to the game
- Mad Dog actually trying so hard to get the ball, embodying how much he is now a part of the team
- The parallel in animation between S1 toss and block loss to S2 open eye aiming win; how much progress our boys have made!
- "Talent is something you make bloom. Instinct is something you polish." One of the best quotes in the entire series and seriously encapsulates Oikawa's character persona to the T. His entire inferiority complex led to self discovery and to this conclusion. It's amazing.
- The shrouded coach Oikawa talked to who gave him a moment of clarity about how he's yet to reach his potential, and how you can't just call your current state your peak: this is excellent, excellent foreshadowing for someone like Oikawa who has failed countless times to attain his goal.
AND
- The moment it hits you that Oikawa has never, will never make it to a Japanese national volleyball tournament as a student. He inevitably loses out on scouting opportunities (seriously missing out on peak talent and hard work here!) and has to start much lower in the hierarchy of recruitment because he hasn't had more exposure. Which leads me to the previous bullet point....
Season 3 will be amazing as well, but Oikawa's personal journey embodied in S1 and S2 is something special that S3's characters don't have. In fact, S3 characters are like... the opposite of Oikawa's characteristics.
Never thought about the loss on scouting opportunities...hope coach sees this comment! Always wondered about super talented individuals who lost a chance at scouting.
50:06 everyone been talking about the metaphor of hinata, kageyama and tsukishma's name. But this dialogue revealed the meaning of oikawa's name.
"There's a river( large gap) between you and those who are naturally better. "
Oikawa means to meet a river
Toru means to go through something
The fact that Oikawa never made it to Spring National’s despite training so hard makes me so sad 😭
The first time I watched this episode I was so happy for Karasuno, but the multiple times I’ve rewatched it, I only got sad because of Seijoh’s loss and Oikawa 😭
#6 on Seijoh, Yahaba, is their back-up setter. It's overshadowed because of Mad Dogs backstory and focus but the Coach noticed Yahaba take a leadership role with his words to Kyotani (Mad Dog.) Also just like the "double-edged sword" tactic of putting Mad Dog in a few episodes back, the same thing happened here by putting Yahaba in and seeing if the rough connection between the two can translate to the court. Also also he really looks up to Oikawa so he's working on his serves (the reason he came in as a pinch server)
Overall, Seijohs coach is a really thoughtful guy but a man of few words that, instead of telling his team, puts them in a position earn their accolades themselves
ahh I loved seeing coach being genuinely happy about tsuki at 10:50 and 12:03, tsuki really turned out to be a likeble character didn't he?
Yes he did :)
Oikawa's super long set to Iwaizumi it's one of my favorite plays in the whole show it's just beautiful how Oikawa gave it all on that moment, he even stumbled but kept running to the court to make sure he'll be there for defense ♡
I knew that Oikawa quote would make coach relate to him: "You can only complain about talent difference after you've done everything you can"
Also now that season 2 is over, I can finally say that the final slow motion shot in the opening is actually the final point Hinata scores in the match, you can tell by both the three man block and the fact that Mad Dog is just slightly slowing on the block than the other two
Oh that's true
mad dog having a lower block is because he skipped practices yeah? his block timing is off? so even though he had character development during the match and started to mesh with the team, it wasn't enough time. also i saw some slo-mos showing the ball hit kindaichi then mad dog's hand that changed the ball's trajectory hence oikawa was not able to receive
34:25 Yahaba (#6) is Seijoh's second setter and Oikawa did the first touch
The mysterious coach in Oikawa's flashback is a key point of the story in the future, sadly that part has not been animated yet. You're right tho, is not Grandpa Ukai.
40:00 - Oikawa, the guy with one of the most intimidating serves in the game, expressing relief that they limited Yamaguchi to one jump float.
“The animation is looking a little lower quality.”
Lol if he says this here, I can’t wait to hear what he says about season 4.
I was thinking the same thing lmao
fr the animation sucks 😐
It is different and the quality drop a bit but I will not say it suck cause it is still considered good compare to other anime. Except for Episode 15 of S4, that episode just bad and low quality animation.
I think we can all agree that season 4 has free pass
actually the animation was fine , THE ARTSTYLE was why it waas so damn bad, they tried to make it look more like the manga, but honestly the artstyle which the anime had from s1,2and 3 were better than the manga anyways
Everyone let's appreciate coach donny for the amazing content this whole week eventho he is busy irl
48:57 dang i can really feel oikawa's frustration in his "i know line" when kageyama dumped the ball and he wasn't able to save it and had flashbacks. it's him recognizing and admitting that kageyama is indeed a grear setter. that him doing a successful dump shouldn't be that much surprise as he knows kageyama is exponentially growing.
throughout his vb journey, he was always crushed by ushijima (shiratorizawa). so ofc you'll have that frustration of losing despite working your butt off. and then here comes a genius-kageyama. in his flashback, he was frustrated enough w ushijima and here's someone who seemingly can surpass him any moment. it was frustrating to be always the second best (not winning against ushijima's team) and having a genius around you that has the same goal w you. and i think his overall frustration comes w them having such gifts while on the other hand, he has to do double effort just so he could beat them (ofc i also recognize ushijima and kageyama's hard work). i rmbr watching one analysis vid about oikawa which is entitled as the curse of the ordinary which explains very well of oikawa's side.
Sorry but I just love the fact that Coach Donny’s “Good job, Hinata,” in that last point didn’t sound like his usual calm voice but actually in low energy because he feels bad for Oikawa and all his hardwork and probably for the loss of Seijoh as well. Us too, Coach. Us too. 😭
S2 is finally over, can’t wait to see your reactions on S3
There's still episode 25 and the second OVA left to watch but I'm also super excited for his reactions on S3
forgot about ep 25 now huh? lmao
@@mura_saki I’m not the smartest person ;-;
@@yerkinassylbek jesus can we not do this? During ur first time watching or reading… would you want someone to be like “cant wait for ep __ its gonna be hype”
@@JayKayEsEm I'm really sorry
I was like... Yes another Olympic Match.
Then saw the title and thought, IT'S BEEN 2 WEEKS ALREADY?!
SO DAMN HAPPY TO SEE THIS REACTION and I can't wait for the season moments and next season soon.
As an introvert I love watching coach try to understand the more introverted characters like Tsukishima, Kenma or Kunimi because it gives me a detailed insight into what extroverted people find hard to understand when they interact with me. Seeing how coach interprets(or misinterprets lol) their gestures or dialogues is helping me understand how extroverts interact as well! So thank you coach I love your honest reactions
Oikawa is just sooo good! That last set from him is incredible. He really is among the best.
Coach fell hard for Oikawa’s work ethic at about the same time we all did, hard work really does hit home for us us not gifted folk
"Talent is something you make bloom. Instinct is something you polish." This is one of my favorite quotes from Haikyuu. Thinking about this phrase genuinely motivates me to work harder. It can be really difficult to accept that some people in the world are simply more gifted, were born in a better position than you. But looking at it this way, I can understand that that doesn't mean I'll never be as good as them. Talent can be MADE. It's such a simple way to put it, but it makes perfect sense.
The funny thing is: Takeda is actually officially the head coach because he is the staff advisor for the team. He doesn't take on that role because his volleyball knowledge is limited, but he is technically the head coach on paper. He does play his part though which is nice.
maybe im thinking too much about this but i just love how they gave oikawa his conclusion. its subtle almost silent way to build up his character development since hes so flashy and loud on the outside. the contrast of it shows u the depth and complexity of his character. i think its just brilliant wiring
"The animation doesn't look as smooth as it did"
Season 4 at the corner: 😬
Im getting anxious just thinking about what the reaction will be
The blu-rays fixed a lot of the animation issues so someone get him those blu-rays lmao
I know!!!! Poor Coach. He is going to be so disappointed 🥺😭 i really hope one day they re-animate season 4 and re-release it 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
In Tokyo Olympics you can hear the Anime opening music most of the time.
They actually played this song in one of the Volleyball game to boost players confidence.
i heard Fly in vnl
When Iwaizumi dug Asahi's spike, right after digging the second touch on Yamaguchi's serve on the same play, Yahaba (nº 6) said: "Damn, his switch is totally turned on."
I believe that's the meaning of this episode's name ("The Absolute Limit Switch"). I view It as "every single player has turned on the absolute limit switch.".
I just knew in the beginning that Oikawa's last set is going to be the outro of this video. Also so happy to see coach realising OIKAWA'S real potential in the last 2 episodes. Everyone who watches Haikyu comes to love and respect him by the end of season 2
A double header? A truly blessed Saturday
It's literally my birthday 😭 I couldn't have asked for a better gift 🥺✨✨
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday, I hope you have a great day! (^0^d
Happy Birthday!!
Ay happy birthday and nice pfp
Happy Birthday!
What I liked/learned from this video:
Coach finally giving Oikawa the props he deserved.
Coach being a Yamaguchi bias.
Coach was secretly a Nekoma fan. LOL
On the last point I love how at the end of the ralley they reuse the animation for kageyama from S1 E24 when they lose.
It shows that the difference this time was that Hinata could change direction.
ruclips.net/video/oOIoS1z_veg/видео.html
For reference on your reaction video it started at 19:58
For this episode it was at 54:32
I've been waiting for this the whole week😭❤
I've been waiting for this since he started Haikyuu 😂
@@harolgarciarok EXACTLY!
Somos 2!!!!!
The music alone in this episode man. It still brings me goosebumps. I can't wait for the next season, Haikyuu is easily in my top 5 of all time. Always fun seeing people react to it. So damn good man!
This is why seijoh is my 2nd favourite after karasuno. Okaiwa is truly a deep character. Hard work vs Extreme Talent, gotta love oikawa for all his work that he symbolizes. To me the best arc of the anime.
I really love oikawa as a character well same with the others but in this season he really pulled the best emotions out of me. He may be overlly competitive and a bit mean but that is just how he shows himself but he is so loyal to his team and friends and he is good to others in a bit sarcastic way especially i helping kageyama even though we know that he hates kags for his geniuseness. He has flaws but he has also the perfect balance of relatable personality. I keep re watching haikyuu because i feel mentally refresh because of the relatable scenes especially this for me even though i am not a volleyball player.
Just wondering will Coach Donny buy any haikyuu merch😆would love to see him wear karasuno jersey😆
WOOOO DOUBLE EPISODE! Thanks Coach! We're having a volleyball windfall this week between this and all your olympic commentary!
(At first impression, viewers might mistake Mad Dog as the scary one, but long term fans know that the one most likely to be arrested for getting into a bar fight is #6 Yahaba).
I daresay it's Matsukawa, at least for one particular situation that actually happens in the series (please don't spoil what that is)
"If you think it'll never come, it probably never will"
One of my absolute favorite quotes from this whole series. It really captivates everything that Oikawa believes. He has decided to stop complaining that people were born with more talent than him and just get as good as he possibly can. He doesn't believe that he'll never be able to reach Kageyama's level. He keeps pushing, no matter the obstacle. That's why the ending was so important. It showed him pushing his limits to read exactly where Hinata was going to hit. He kept believing his time would come to improve even more, and it did.
Damn that Oikawa, never knew someone's inner monologue could be so moving.
me: damn its not up yet, ima go make food
15 min later:
me: Damn my food is ready and its up, LETS GOOO
The first half of season 4 is actually good, only in the second half a couple of episodes were poorly animated. The change in animation style is what bothers some people but i really like it. It is after all made to look closer to the manga art style, which I absolutely love. The plot, characters and soundtrack way overshadow anything that S4 might lack! 😁
yea I think there were like 2 eps animated poorly and that was because of the pandemic so I dont really blame them plus they saved all the good animation for important scenes.
Agreed!
Tbh, when people say the art style is bad, that's just a flat lie. They just don't like that it's different. A lot of people don't like change.
@@beasty4936 the "that" save by "you know who."
@@vailingbow1068 and also the proper intro to our adorable seagull 👀❤️
Iwaizumi doesn’t get enough love. One of my favorite characters.
I always admire that the Mangaka can figure out how to do the rotations right for maximum drama. Figuring out how to incorporate story beats into the game is actually really impressive and i imagine that he has a massive storyboard just consisting of player positions, very impressive.
Mannnn I came here to learn volleyball from coach but at the same time learn about animations. Thank you so much coach since I am studying animation, your opinions really help :> I just love it when people appreciate the efforts animators put in
The episodes made me relate and learn to appreciate Oikawa's character.
He is not a prodigy and not a genius but he is continuously working hard to achieve his goals :)
coach, after ep 25 there is a 6 mins extra clip you can find on youtube...its seijoh's aftermatch reaction i highly recommend you check it out💫💫
He saw a similar comment with a link.
You are going to find who that person talking to Oiwaka is in the final season of the show.
it really goes to show just how good kageyama is, he saw that hinata jumped too forward and adjusted very well. this is also a testament to oikawa’s skill cause he saw kageyama’s set and tried to warn his team to cover accordingly
The Blu-ray version of Haikyuu Season 4 has fixed animation and was improved from the weekly released ones. I suggest that coach Donny watch that so that his viewing experience be better.
Every team in this anime can be the main characters of their own story. That's the unique thing about this anime. Thank you for reacting once again coach
Coach Donny: "I wonder if Tanaka is going to eventually get into Mad Dogs head with all those celebrations"
1 second later
Mad Dog: Gets mad with Tanakas celebration
53:20
Talent is something you make bloom. Sense is something you polish.
My favorite quote from Oikawa.
No matter how much I rewatch I always flinch when Oikawa bumped on the table- like that must hurt but he was focused on the ball not really caring if he's hurt. Quite consistent with his personality
I love how for most of episode 24 Coach Donny didn't pause the video to comment because he was so engrossed and wanted to keep watching. Too hype, can't stop!
My goosebump moment is on that last rally when Oikawa does that super long set. Goodness gracious that was amazing.
Yuki Hayashi and Asami Tachibana does the music within the anime. Definitely top tier music since both are known for it.
I would even boldly state that they are one of the best composers of the young generations, going into footsteps of such legends as Kenji Kawai or Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Man, these last season 2 episodes are just so intense. Every time. Even after all these years.
Coach Donny : " I think im gonna download this song " Us: Hehe Yesssss HES ONE OF US NOW MUAHAHAHAHA
There are many great moments in Haikyuu, but this final rally is definitely my favorite. I know it so well, that I know when the "YOKOSE" is coming in and I yell it with Hinata every time, yet I still get goosebumps during it.
Number 6 is the second year setter Yahaba so his connection w mad dog is important for the team once Oikawa and Iwa graduate!!
fun fact : the official coach of karasuno actually takeda sensei, not ukai ✌🏻
Yeah, ukai is only assistant coach
Gotta feel bad for Oikawa, specially knowing that a player of his caliber never actually went to nationals :(
But hey!
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He made it to the Olimpics with Argentina!! You lose some, you win some
@@magacofi Literally that arc made him jump to the top of my favorite characters. It's there that I finally fully appreciated how his character was written in juxtaposition with the other characters. Just wow.
@@jyll Totally ✨
A little thing that not a lot of people notice is that the same guys who remembered Yamaguchi as a scaredy cat in set 2 of this game and originally for his failure in season 1 are in the stands for his substitution here, and their tone has changed a bit.
"There's the scaredy cat pinch server from the Wakunan game," becomes, "Their's the pinch server that got five in a row before!"
Its a small scene, but its such an interesting way of highlighting how much perspectives can change based on your actions.
Coach Donny is always giving feedbacks and noticing slight changes with the animations. Looking forward for season 4 😬
Coach Donny: I hope the animation improves.
Us: lowkey sweats in Season 4
2:47am in Australia yep theres still time to watch an hour of coach reactions
Always liked how Seijoh's coach didn't interfere with the conversation between number 6 and maddog.