Haikyuu with the absolutely PEAK writing and wholesomeness! Loved the Noya x Kinoshita moment! 🔥 We've finished Haikyuu over on Patreon for anyone interested! www.patreon.com/carlie_and_ange
Bro when do they mention in the anime that Ukai is a setter? In which episode? Because I can’t seem to remember. Help me if you can. ( or is it just a manga info)
@@divyanshsahai If I'm not mistaken, it's back in season one, when he is deciding between Suga or Kageyama for the starting team. He mentions the frustration of being benched as a setter back in highschool.
@@divyanshsahai I'm not completely sure but I believed it was mentioned back when they got him to coach for the Nekoma match, when Takeda mentions him that their former setter will be there, and Ukai remembers his promise with said setter. Also, on the neighbourhood association match, he says something along the lines of "I need to pick a setter from you guys (Karasuno) cause I can't play setter, I need to watch the game".
"Because I'm a setter" The way I had tears in my eyes the first time I've watched this scene. We've never heard such a geniune and sweet child-like declaration of love for their position from someone and it really hit me. You know the play you pulled off is fucking insane when the coach of the opposing team stands up to applaud you, as a form of respect as a former setter. That whole thing was my personal highlight of the episode. But it's really hard because there were so many amazing moments in this one.
Agreed. I love how when the layers peel you see that Atsumu is not just self-centered arrogant prick, he's extremely good and dedicated player and expects the same amount of effort from the people around him. But first and foremost - from himself.
@@selensewar There are not "bad" characters in Haikyuu, but sometimes you find these kind of jewels. He appears only in season 4 (and at the end of the manga, in the last arc) but he is one of my favs for sure. A genius like Kageyama but as charismatic as Oikawa. 10/10
"I'm glad I came here too" such a subtle full circle from Hinata saying it seeing Hoshiyumi then Kageyama saying it for Atsumu. Both of our boys are seeing what their potential could be once realized ❤
I absolutely love the message in this episode of how you don't need to have this huge epic moment to have an impact, even the small things matter. Haikyuu always witn the 💎.
The utter perfection of the concept: When you're scared, just ask for help. It's another one of Haikyuu's gems, a simple concept that is nevertheless so powerful and filled with empathy and understanding that it just gives you the motivation to be better.
Some Tidbits that I found worth mentioning for this episode: 9:03 The anime omitted crucial lines explaining why Nishinoya struggled with overhand receives, "his habit of stepping back before the underhand receive", it allowed him to adjust if needed, whether for a drop or a powerful serve aimed at the backline. This instinctive behavior caused issues when dealing with overhand receives. Kinoshita's command for Nishinoya to move forward wasn't just about reacting to the short serve; it aimed to counteract Nishinoya's instinct of stepping back and ensure he moved in the forward direction. 10:04 The chapter and volume concluded with Noya pointing and clenching his fist towards Kinoshita. Following this were flashbacks of Yamaguchi, Ennoshita, and Narita's heroic moments. The chapter wrapped up with Kinoshita doing the same gesture, with the title "The Guardian's Hero" written beneath his clenched fist (which gave me chills), highlighting the Kinoshita's moment, also, Great Reaction Ange! Loved it!😂 14:02 Ukai appreciating Atsumu's amazing low set was a standout scene, made even more meaningful by Ukai's past as a setter.
Season 4 suffered a lot compared to the rest. Despite it still having epic moments, despite animation being good when it matters, they still omitted a lot of things i think were very important to include, like what you sait about Noya and Kinoshita, and even in later episodes. I still like it a lot, but it's the only season that i think worked better for me as a manga.
Kinoshita is definitely MVP imo, he's the Hero that the episode title references, and he bounced back from an agonizing point on the court to help out Noya, contributing in his own way. He's the person Noya 'asked' for help. If not him, I'd actually give it to Atsumu over Noya tbh. His dedication to his teammates, his drive to get better because of his brother, and the way he encapsulates what it means to be a setter gets fully fleshed out here and I find it pretty moving. Specifically that scene where he says 'Because I'm a setter!'. Its such a simple line, but it means everything to him. sidenote, i love kinoshita's reaction to his serve. the way the camera shakes, the way his voice cracks and is aching, the way he wanted to have an impact on the court, it hits me in the heart every time and gets me emotional. but the way it sets up for that future moment is just great, he deserves mvp fr 😤
The anime doesn't really explain it, but a big reason why Noya struggled with Miya's float serve is because when you receive a spike serve you take a step back, where as with floaters you step forward so the ball is by your head rather than chest or stomach. Noya's back step was built into his muscle memory, and it was second nature. So Kinoshita telling him to step forward helped him react correctly.
When I first saw the part with Atsumu's set, it struck me to my core. He is a fierce competitor with a big ego and he doesn't hesitate to call his spikers out for not performing, always seemed to me that he's not the most empathetic person, but he revealed a very tender and caring side that I simply did not expect. But it makes so much sense when you think about it and it ties into his mindset and mentality beautifully. Love that!
I love this match against Inarizaki, and Nationals in general, because they manage to pay off every little set-up from the whole show before, everything feels earned, is so touching... Nothing feels rushed, or out of nowhere, and you are rewarded for paying attention to little moments. Looking forward to your reaction to the last few episodes, so many little (and big) moments that are incredible, I'm sure you will be on fire ! (also I still have tears in my eyes writing this, and it's not even the part that most justifies it... I'm going to once again die, and I'm gonna love every second of it)
Season 4, particularly the ball boy arc and the Inarizaki match, is such a pivotal point in Haikyuu; I feel like this is approximately where it stops getting better in a linear fashion and starts doing it exponentially. You're in for such a ride
When I was watching S4 for the first time, I was thinking that they are going to do another YAMAGUCHI with Kennoshita. But, I was so happy they did not. I loved how the author gave the message through Kinnoshita that you should have the drive to perform good, results are just the biproduct. You can contribute through different means and still get involved. As Ange has said in one of the episodes, that the author has made characters with all the different kinds of personality. And he tries to give different messages through different characters even if they are there for just 1 episode. I can praise the writing of Haikyuu all day.❤❤
The twins are like if Hinata and Kageyama had played together since they were kids. Not just in how in sync they are on the court, but the way Osamu pushes back against Atsumu. It's all about what Hinata was saying earlier in the season about how it's normal to argue. Kindaichi and the other guys in Kitagawa Daiichi didn't push back and argue with Kageyama the way Hinata does, which held them back. No such problem for Atsumu, he always had a guy who'd dropkick him for being a tyrant.
Some might just thought that Kennoshita's contribution to that play is that he shouted "Move up" to Nishinoya. But it is much deeper, Kennoshita helped Noya trained his overhand receives during the training arc kf Season 4. So the "Hero" title of the episode really meant Kennoshita.
"Hero of the God of the Defense", i love it. Not everyone has to have that epic moment when they crumble the enemy to dust. Kinoshita's epic moment is being the hero of someone who's a deity to him and to people around him. I love it so much.
I think Kinoshita got robbed of MVP. The whole concept of Nishinoya's flashback was to establish that he couldn't do this on his own because he was scared. Kinoshita helps BECAUSE Nishinoya can't do it on his own. The facilitator is Kinoshita, yes the ball was received by Noya, but even he gives credit to Kinoshita. Noya acknowledges that the hero here was not himself, but Kinoshita.
Right, just like Osamu to Atsumu. Kinnoshita is the hero to Nishinoya as well. You don't have to get an epic moment, sometime just being there to provide support to someone is EPIC too, in fact that's the Hero ultimate move.
Fun fact (someone has probably already said this): but in the chapter for the twins this episode, Furudate titles the chapter as ‘Love’, which can be interpreted multiple ways from Atsumu’s unrequited and relentless love and passion for his role as a setter. But personally I’d also like to interpret it as the twins (more so Osamu to Atsumu) own way of showing care to each other (it’s subtle but Osamu always looked out for Atsumu when he was aware that others disliked him, or he always made a way to make him feel included albeit aggressively haha) Common saying: atsumu is all bark while osamu is all bite sksksksksk
i love haikyuu so much bro, especially this season, i feel such an amazing connection with the inarizaki team and the miyas, they grew up so much in me
ive never noticed it, but I love the juxtaposition between Kita's grandmother and the lessons he learned from her against what Noya learned from his grandfather. We're socially wired to think that one is going to be better or more wise or a better role model, but the show let two very different but fantastic people learn from their very different elders in very different ways. Just like there is value to be found in every person on a bench or in the stands no matter how seemingly inconsequential, we have so much to learn from everyone if we just open our minds to the possibility
YEAH, that's Haikyuu way! Everyone is a hero there!! Tsukkii is a true team player with a spiteful mask. He is an excellent team contributor who plays like a craftsman, keeps simple plays that are sure to lead for points rather than cool plays which make him stand out.
i love this episode so much because it really focuses on bonds between players. kinoshita and nishinoya's impact on each other, osamu and atsumu's drive to be better. haikyuu always comes back to volleyball being a team sport
I'm glad his grandpa's method of helping him get rid of his fears actually worked for Noya, because if that was me I would've been traumatized forever lmao
4x21 is like thursday, which is made better by the fact that I know 4x22 (friday) is coming. Truly one of my three favorite Haikyuu moments along with what I'm sure they're gonna end the 2nd movie with and the start of what I'm 100% sure is gonna be the either third movie or 5th season. I refuse to doubt that.
I do think that meeting Miya (Atsumu) is the best thing that could happen to Hinata and Kageyama. To Hinata it shows that there are more people out there that can make him shine (meaning he dont need to depend on Kageyama in the future if he wants to keep playing) and to Kageyama, well, meeting awesome rivals allways help you grow and Miya is perfect for that for him. The next episode is real PEAK of the season. Wait for it Spoilers I love the twins, and when Atsumu becomes a profesional player but Osamu dont, he keeps supporting him in his own way (with food of course XD.... and Kita supporting them by being the farmer to suply him the rice for his restaurant TT_TT)
I can't figure out what to do with myself whenever I watch Haikyuu because Noya forever reminds me of Rin from Blue Exorcist (I believe they have the same voice actor (but also because the characters energies are similar)) so I really wanted to ask or just leave the little note of Blue Exorcist because I think Carlie and Ange would actually really like the anime. (I don't know if they've already watched it or not, I'm a recent sub)
Tsukki is my type of PLAYER. I don't need anything big. I need to pile on the pressure and limit options. I am not playing to beat you I'm playing to make the game easier for me and my team until we find the opening to score
maybe i would go atsumu for MVP but as always great episode Haikyu do things just better, also Osamu just dont see volleyball as only choice for him its not excuse at all ))
Heyy guyss, i would like to give you a recommendation to react The First Slam Dunk Movie by Takehiko Inoue. It's one of the best sports manga and anime of all time. This show is on same level with Haikyuu and maybe arguably better than Haikyuu. In fact, the author of Haikyuu was inspired by Takehiko Inoue (Slam Dunk Writer's). The animation is on another level, It's very good at giving the impression of real basketball movements. More importantly, I want to know from your perspective about The First Slam Dunk Movie. I hope you read this and make my wish come true 🙏🤞. Thank You
Just to tell you, there are only a few players who are better than Suna Rintaro. Of course, he is better at blocking than Tsukishima, and he is better at spikes than Tanaka and Asahi.
Yess more haikyu ❤ Also did you guys react to Demon slayer new trailer? If you not; please react to it, they give us the release date and few new scenes, also there something amazing you gonna hear it in the trailer
Haikyuu with the absolutely PEAK writing and wholesomeness! Loved the Noya x Kinoshita moment! 🔥
We've finished Haikyuu over on Patreon for anyone interested! www.patreon.com/carlie_and_ange
YEAAAAAAAAA❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Demon slayer hashira training arc trailer released plzz react waiting
Please react to the " One piece " openings please 🥺🥺🥺🥺
ukai is former setter that's why he know how hard that asumu low set it, sumu deserved that standing applause.
Bro when do they mention in the anime that Ukai is a setter? In which episode? Because I can’t seem to remember. Help me if you can. ( or is it just a manga info)
@@divyanshsahai If I'm not mistaken, it's back in season one, when he is deciding between Suga or Kageyama for the starting team. He mentions the frustration of being benched as a setter back in highschool.
@@divyanshsahai I'm not completely sure but I believed it was mentioned back when they got him to coach for the Nekoma match, when Takeda mentions him that their former setter will be there, and Ukai remembers his promise with said setter. Also, on the neighbourhood association match, he says something along the lines of "I need to pick a setter from you guys (Karasuno) cause I can't play setter, I need to watch the game".
Yup,it was an amazing set.💯
@@divyanshsahaifirst season when he was coaching them at firt
"Because I'm a setter" The way I had tears in my eyes the first time I've watched this scene. We've never heard such a geniune and sweet child-like declaration of love for their position from someone and it really hit me.
You know the play you pulled off is fucking insane when the coach of the opposing team stands up to applaud you, as a form of respect as a former setter.
That whole thing was my personal highlight of the episode. But it's really hard because there were so many amazing moments in this one.
It's impossible not to love and respect Miya
@@Kyurengo Absolutely. He's a real one
Agreed. I love how when the layers peel you see that Atsumu is not just self-centered arrogant prick, he's extremely good and dedicated player and expects the same amount of effort from the people around him. But first and foremost - from himself.
@@selensewar There are not "bad" characters in Haikyuu, but sometimes you find these kind of jewels. He appears only in season 4 (and at the end of the manga, in the last arc) but he is one of my favs for sure. A genius like Kageyama but as charismatic as Oikawa.
10/10
@@Kyurengo Atsumu really is the "best of both worlds" in that way haha
"I'm glad I came here too" such a subtle full circle from Hinata saying it seeing Hoshiyumi then Kageyama saying it for Atsumu. Both of our boys are seeing what their potential could be once realized ❤
I absolutely love the message in this episode of how you don't need to have this huge epic moment to have an impact, even the small things matter. Haikyuu always witn the 💎.
The utter perfection of the concept: When you're scared, just ask for help.
It's another one of Haikyuu's gems, a simple concept that is nevertheless so powerful and filled with empathy and understanding that it just gives you the motivation to be better.
Some Tidbits that I found worth mentioning for this episode:
9:03 The anime omitted crucial lines explaining why Nishinoya struggled with overhand receives, "his habit of stepping back before the underhand receive", it allowed him to adjust if needed, whether for a drop or a powerful serve aimed at the backline. This instinctive behavior caused issues when dealing with overhand receives. Kinoshita's command for Nishinoya to move forward wasn't just about reacting to the short serve; it aimed to counteract Nishinoya's instinct of stepping back and ensure he moved in the forward direction.
10:04 The chapter and volume concluded with Noya pointing and clenching his fist towards Kinoshita. Following this were flashbacks of Yamaguchi, Ennoshita, and Narita's heroic moments. The chapter wrapped up with Kinoshita doing the same gesture, with the title "The Guardian's Hero" written beneath his clenched fist (which gave me chills), highlighting the Kinoshita's moment, also, Great Reaction Ange! Loved it!😂
14:02 Ukai appreciating Atsumu's amazing low set was a standout scene, made even more meaningful by Ukai's past as a setter.
Season 4 suffered a lot compared to the rest. Despite it still having epic moments, despite animation being good when it matters, they still omitted a lot of things i think were very important to include, like what you sait about Noya and Kinoshita, and even in later episodes. I still like it a lot, but it's the only season that i think worked better for me as a manga.
Chapter 278! @@valentinowaney9471
"This is the Haikyuu way" and we love it.
Kinoshita is definitely MVP imo, he's the Hero that the episode title references, and he bounced back from an agonizing point on the court to help out Noya, contributing in his own way. He's the person Noya 'asked' for help.
If not him, I'd actually give it to Atsumu over Noya tbh. His dedication to his teammates, his drive to get better because of his brother, and the way he encapsulates what it means to be a setter gets fully fleshed out here and I find it pretty moving. Specifically that scene where he says 'Because I'm a setter!'. Its such a simple line, but it means everything to him.
sidenote, i love kinoshita's reaction to his serve. the way the camera shakes, the way his voice cracks and is aching, the way he wanted to have an impact on the court, it hits me in the heart every time and gets me emotional. but the way it sets up for that future moment is just great, he deserves mvp fr 😤
The anime doesn't really explain it, but a big reason why Noya struggled with Miya's float serve is because when you receive a spike serve you take a step back, where as with floaters you step forward so the ball is by your head rather than chest or stomach. Noya's back step was built into his muscle memory, and it was second nature. So Kinoshita telling him to step forward helped him react correctly.
When I first saw the part with Atsumu's set, it struck me to my core.
He is a fierce competitor with a big ego and he doesn't hesitate to call his spikers out for not performing, always seemed to me that he's not the most empathetic person, but he revealed a very tender and caring side that I simply did not expect. But it makes so much sense when you think about it and it ties into his mindset and mentality beautifully.
Love that!
I love this match against Inarizaki, and Nationals in general, because they manage to pay off every little set-up from the whole show before, everything feels earned, is so touching... Nothing feels rushed, or out of nowhere, and you are rewarded for paying attention to little moments.
Looking forward to your reaction to the last few episodes, so many little (and big) moments that are incredible, I'm sure you will be on fire ! (also I still have tears in my eyes writing this, and it's not even the part that most justifies it... I'm going to once again die, and I'm gonna love every second of it)
Just a fun fact : the title of this episode in the manga is " The hero's hero" so kinoshita is the hero of our hero noya.
Season 4, particularly the ball boy arc and the Inarizaki match, is such a pivotal point in Haikyuu; I feel like this is approximately where it stops getting better in a linear fashion and starts doing it exponentially. You're in for such a ride
Every time I see Noya turn and acknowledge Kinoshita I get massive chills!!! 🎉🎉
When I was watching S4 for the first time, I was thinking that they are going to do another YAMAGUCHI with Kennoshita. But, I was so happy they did not. I loved how the author gave the message through Kinnoshita that you should have the drive to perform good, results are just the biproduct. You can contribute through different means and still get involved. As Ange has said in one of the episodes, that the author has made characters with all the different kinds of personality. And he tries to give different messages through different characters even if they are there for just 1 episode. I can praise the writing of Haikyuu all day.❤❤
The twins are like if Hinata and Kageyama had played together since they were kids. Not just in how in sync they are on the court, but the way Osamu pushes back against Atsumu. It's all about what Hinata was saying earlier in the season about how it's normal to argue. Kindaichi and the other guys in Kitagawa Daiichi didn't push back and argue with Kageyama the way Hinata does, which held them back. No such problem for Atsumu, he always had a guy who'd dropkick him for being a tyrant.
Some might just thought that Kennoshita's contribution to that play is that he shouted "Move up" to Nishinoya. But it is much deeper, Kennoshita helped Noya trained his overhand receives during the training arc kf Season 4. So the "Hero" title of the episode really meant Kennoshita.
"Hero of the God of the Defense", i love it. Not everyone has to have that epic moment when they crumble the enemy to dust. Kinoshita's epic moment is being the hero of someone who's a deity to him and to people around him. I love it so much.
9:51 perfect reaction , goosebumps
I think Kinoshita got robbed of MVP. The whole concept of Nishinoya's flashback was to establish that he couldn't do this on his own because he was scared. Kinoshita helps BECAUSE Nishinoya can't do it on his own. The facilitator is Kinoshita, yes the ball was received by Noya, but even he gives credit to Kinoshita. Noya acknowledges that the hero here was not himself, but Kinoshita.
Right, just like Osamu to Atsumu. Kinnoshita is the hero to Nishinoya as well. You don't have to get an epic moment, sometime just being there to provide support to someone is EPIC too, in fact that's the Hero ultimate move.
Fun fact (someone has probably already said this): but in the chapter for the twins this episode, Furudate titles the chapter as ‘Love’, which can be interpreted multiple ways from Atsumu’s unrequited and relentless love and passion for his role as a setter. But personally I’d also like to interpret it as the twins (more so Osamu to Atsumu) own way of showing care to each other (it’s subtle but Osamu always looked out for Atsumu when he was aware that others disliked him, or he always made a way to make him feel included albeit aggressively haha)
Common saying: atsumu is all bark while osamu is all bite sksksksksk
i love haikyuu so much bro, especially this season, i feel such an amazing connection with the inarizaki team and the miyas, they grew up so much in me
ive never noticed it, but I love the juxtaposition between Kita's grandmother and the lessons he learned from her against what Noya learned from his grandfather. We're socially wired to think that one is going to be better or more wise or a better role model, but the show let two very different but fantastic people learn from their very different elders in very different ways. Just like there is value to be found in every person on a bench or in the stands no matter how seemingly inconsequential, we have so much to learn from everyone if we just open our minds to the possibility
The Noya-Kinoshita moment is just so whoelsome and moving - one of my favourite scenes in the whole show, even.
In my opinion Atsumu Miya should have been MVP of the episode.
YEAH, that's Haikyuu way! Everyone is a hero there!!
Tsukkii is a true team player with a spiteful mask. He is an excellent team contributor who plays like a craftsman, keeps simple plays that are sure to lead for points rather than cool plays which make him stand out.
Noya's Grandpa is Denny DeVito, no shit!😂
Noya’s receive, Atsumu’s set, and Kageyama’s excitement
What an episode ❤
i love this episode so much because it really focuses on bonds between players. kinoshita and nishinoya's impact on each other, osamu and atsumu's drive to be better. haikyuu always comes back to volleyball being a team sport
bro screams so hard my eardrum just blasted
Kinoshita should get mvp since noya wouldn't have gotten the point if it weren't for him.
I'm glad his grandpa's method of helping him get rid of his fears actually worked for Noya, because if that was me I would've been traumatized forever lmao
Because I am a setter man gives me chills everytime ❤️
4x21 is like thursday, which is made better by the fact that I know 4x22 (friday) is coming. Truly one of my three favorite Haikyuu moments along with what I'm sure they're gonna end the 2nd movie with and the start of what I'm 100% sure is gonna be the either third movie or 5th season. I refuse to doubt that.
Gonna say it is a 99.99999999999% chance that Carlie will cry next episode.
8:33 actually cool little detail right there, is that noya is the only one who does not shout "bring it", cause he's scared
The movie was so good
cant wait your reaction
Finally my favorite episode this week
I do think that meeting Miya (Atsumu) is the best thing that could happen to Hinata and Kageyama. To Hinata it shows that there are more people out there that can make him shine (meaning he dont need to depend on Kageyama in the future if he wants to keep playing) and to Kageyama, well, meeting awesome rivals allways help you grow and Miya is perfect for that for him.
The next episode is real PEAK of the season. Wait for it
Spoilers
I love the twins, and when Atsumu becomes a profesional player but Osamu dont, he keeps supporting him in his own way (with food of course XD.... and Kita supporting them by being the farmer to suply him the rice for his restaurant TT_TT)
MVP should have been Atsumu. That set, and that line “Because I’m a setter” is one of the best.
Kinoshita is the one who helped Noya.
Ahhh. My favorite episode is next. ❤❤❤
1 more episode and then we see that moment we’re all waiting for ✨
Just a couple more episodes until you two reach the peak of hype mountain.
Who would've thought Nishonoya's gramps is Denny Devito
For those who don't know Winning Eleven is the Japanese name of the Pro Evolution Soccer serie of game.
Crying thinking about next episode lol
I can't figure out what to do with myself whenever I watch Haikyuu because Noya forever reminds me of Rin from Blue Exorcist (I believe they have the same voice actor (but also because the characters energies are similar)) so I really wanted to ask or just leave the little note of Blue Exorcist because I think Carlie and Ange would actually really like the anime.
(I don't know if they've already watched it or not, I'm a recent sub)
i cant wait for the next episode
Osamu aka samu(grey hair) said that to
Atsumu aka TSumu(blonde)
Tsukki is my type of PLAYER. I don't need anything big. I need to pile on the pressure and limit options. I am not playing to beat you I'm playing to make the game easier for me and my team until we find the opening to score
have you guys considered reacting to black butler / kuroshitsuji? Because Ange will absolutely rocking all the OP cover!! ❤
這就是我喜歡排少的原因， 每個人都有必須存在的理由
catched up finally.
Never opened a video so fast lol
Plz upload the 4x22 soon. I cant Wait too long for that 😂
I love your videos ❤❤
prepare for next episode
OMG YAAAYYYYYYYY LZGGOOO
maybe i would go atsumu for MVP but as always great episode Haikyu do things just better, also Osamu just dont see volleyball as only choice for him its not excuse at all ))
Heyy guyss, i would like to give you a recommendation to react The First Slam Dunk Movie by Takehiko Inoue. It's one of the best sports manga and anime of all time. This show is on same level with Haikyuu and maybe arguably better than Haikyuu. In fact, the author of Haikyuu was inspired by Takehiko Inoue (Slam Dunk Writer's). The animation is on another level, It's very good at giving the impression of real basketball movements. More importantly, I want to know from your perspective about The First Slam Dunk Movie. I hope you read this and make my wish come true 🙏🤞. Thank You
who is arron?
Hi you should watch ancient magus bride😊
Just to tell you, there are only a few players who are better than Suna Rintaro. Of course, he is better at blocking than Tsukishima, and he is better at spikes than Tanaka and Asahi.
better at blocking idk i miight say equal stance but def as an overall player he is better than almost everyone on karasuno
No he's not a better spiker than Asahi , all he's got is more range of motion . Kuro said that he could stuff a few of Rintaro's spikes by himself .
@@ajayy4705 You overestimate Asahi too much. You can't say it's an "excellent spy car" just because you have power.
I would say Tsukki is a better blocker judging from what we’ve seen but Suna is definitely the better overall player.
Rintaro Is surely the best offensive middle blocker in Nationals. But he Is not Better than tsukki as a blocker. He Is a National average blocker
Epic
Yess more haikyu ❤
Also did you guys react to Demon slayer new trailer? If you not; please react to it, they give us the release date and few new scenes, also there something amazing you gonna hear it in the trailer
Kinoshita got robbed 😂
Cant wait the "hinata has arrived"
Kuroko no basket next pleaseeeeeeee
I bet ange destroyed something next episode
Please react to the " One piece " openings please 🥺🥺🥺🥺
PLEASE WATCH UNDEAD UNLUCK
Day 3 waiting for One Piece
Jesus dude, I'm sure I'm not the only one wearing earphones. Throw up an eardrum warning please!!!