@@gzimsallahu5593 I haven't played a Volleyball game, but i think the show really captured that feeling. I find him super interesting, yet he's one of the scariest players.
@@phantafan7965 yeah players that can do stuff like that are incredible at reading people and are really hard to play against. i know because i myself can rarely pull stuff like that and it's annoying for the other team.
After watching him I started to implement guess blocking into my game. Not in his level but sometimes I just have a hunch and play with it and it has been working well so far
I don't know if sports use this, bit there's a term in the fighting game community called "Yomi" ("Read" in Japanese). Much like Tendou's guess blocks, it's 50% based on opponent's habits you pick up, but 100% based on your own gut feeling. The split second mind game of feints and decoys, and shutting it all down, be it in sports and fighting games are quite electrifying!
I love how you can see him get more frantic and frustrated yet at the same time more focused. For example, you can see him at 1:50 in the way he confidently and lightly jogs to where he thinks the ball is going to go. Then to 2:09 where hes still confident in his talent and his team’s situation based on the score and still getting correct guess blocks but getting noticeably frustrated about it being hit out. Then 2:37 where you can see his visual anger at the spike getting past him. Finally, at 2:45 near the end of the match we can see him whipping his head around fast and frantically and almost a little panicked at trying to guess where the ball is correctly, the beauty of it is that he isn’t completely panicked or unfocused though. He doesn’t say “I don’t know where it’s going” or anything like that. He says “He’s faking it.” The frantic and fast whipping of his head isn’t panic it’s him getting hyper focused on the game as his reaction time and thinking speed both increase which was shown wonderfully by every movement he makes in the scene. Such amazing progression to watch. But that’s all for my Ted talk.
As far as just pure blocking goes Tendo is likely the best. But as a player I’d take Rintaro, Washio, Kuroo, Hirugami, and maybe Aone. I’d probably take Tendo slightly over Tsukki tho
Spoiler Well if you have read the manga you would know that Suna & Hyakuzawa are pretty much the best MBs in Japan 8-9 years from now as they were selected as the MBs for the national team and got into the final of Olympic 2020.
Woulda loved to watch their match against Aoba Joshai I know they don’t have the defense to stop ushiwaka but wanted to see how Oiwaka navigated the guess blocking
I'm a cashier and i have my own method of telling how much change I'll need to return before i even get handed the money. The earlier it is in the morning or the later it is in the evening, the less time people wanna spend time scrounging for change in wallets/purses so i assume they're giving me a bill instead of coins, and if the total amount of money people owe me ends with 1,2 or 5 i can generally expect change cause people generally prefer round numbers (example if someone's total is 15 and they give me 20, 60% of the time they'll add another 5 so that i return a tenner) if the amount ends with 6, 7, 8, or 9 then i always keep my fingers on the coins in the register cause 80% of the time people don't feel like scrouning their wallets or purses for change and they give me a bill instead. That's why i was surprised and liked tendou as much as i did. I've come up with this prediction method over the course of working at the register for 2-3 years. All i needed was to keep my eyes open and observe people's habits. I'm right 6-7 times out of 10. 8 times out of 10 on good days. But generally 7 out of 10 times.
Let's analyze 0:45. Kageyama has a good receive and therefore full attack options through positions 6, 4, 3 and 2, also taking into account a dump. Tendo guesses 3 correctly (his timing would be messed up for any other attack). That's already has than a 1/5 chance of happening assuming equal distribution of sets, but this is not the case. Most sets go to 4 and 2, lowering even more the chance of an attack through the center. But let's assume equal distribution for the sake of it. He then predicts hinata's direction change, a 50/50. All combined makes the play he predicted well under 10% probability of happening. So in summary, his gamble had around a 95% to fail, but through reading the slight changes in body language of both players for a split second, he chooses the correct option. A monster, indeed.
in episode 3 when his eyes move to where Hinata was aiming, that was terrifying, shows you he doesn't just have good intuition, his reaction time is crazy
Tbh throughout the entirety of the Shiratorizawa match they really gave Shiratorizawa the short end of the stick on a couple of plays where it should’ve been a point, and Karasuno with lucky receives and opponent outs. It was believable that Karasuno won but it kind of felt forced at moments
@@boxingdegenerate9077 honestly i didn't notice scenes like that (i may rewatch the match) but i mainly just felt shiratorizawa was nowhere near the threat it was built up to be
@@norishimogawa6125 I mean they do have the best player in the show and a lot of talent and depth. The only thing with Shiratorizawa is that they play predictably and heavily underestimated Karasuno.
@@boxingdegenerate9077 true, but couldn't you argue that for aoba johsai as well? even then they felt insanely threatening in both of their matches and the victories against them felt so earned.
@@norishimogawa6125 are you saying that Shiratorizawa wasn’t threatening? The only thing with Shiratorizawa is that they were presented differently than how they actually were. They were presented as if they didn’t need Ushijima when they actually relied on him. But that actually makes more sense cause if everyone single one of their players were on a similar skill level to Ushijima, that would be unrealistic and it would make victory impossible for Karasuno But other than that, individually Shiratorizawa is more talented than Aoba Johsai. Better spikers, serving, serve reception, and are a deeper team. Plus they have Ushijima who Aoba Johsai has no way to even contain.
That exhale/sigh at 00:11 is so LWJDHDOWGMQKQISGZOAK I can't help but flailing my limbs bc goddamn that's HOT I love this man more than life itself istfg
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idk there was just something about Tendou that creeped me out to my bones but I also loved him???
Same
He's just this scary character, that you love to hate in the match as you're on Karasuno's side, but then he's also just pure fun and madness.
Yeah.. but have you actually played a guy like that though? Absolute nightmare of a player 😤
@@gzimsallahu5593 I haven't played a Volleyball game, but i think the show really captured that feeling. I find him super interesting, yet he's one of the scariest players.
@@phantafan7965 yeah players that can do stuff like that are incredible at reading people and are really hard to play against. i know because i myself can rarely pull stuff like that and it's annoying for the other team.
Come to think of it... I think you missed the one where he blocks Tanaka and goes "Miracle boy SA-TO-RI"
My bad, I'll have to review the episodes again and try to find it. Thanks for letting me know.
That was not completely a guess block, he knew where will tanaka spike, innit?
@@Levi_the_Med kinda, 1v1 is still pretty tough to block at times though
It was on purpose OP just wanted an excuse to watch everything all over again!
I wonder how Tendou would react if he sees all these people simping for him, because he thinks people hate him
Wait that would be actually really wholesome 😭🤚
Tendou: Tsutomu, go up straight
Goshiki: *how tf u know*
After watching him I started to implement guess blocking into my game. Not in his level but sometimes I just have a hunch and play with it and it has been working well so far
I don't know if sports use this, bit there's a term in the fighting game community called "Yomi" ("Read" in Japanese). Much like Tendou's guess blocks, it's 50% based on opponent's habits you pick up, but 100% based on your own gut feeling. The split second mind game of feints and decoys, and shutting it all down, be it in sports and fighting games are quite electrifying!
words cannot explain how obsessed i am with this man
Me too 😭😭
Yes officer right here
Same
same, I really wonder why that is ?
my sketch books only full of his sketch and i never tired to draw him again and again
Very underrated character. One that always stuck with me
Hisoka + Joker + Playing Volleyball
= TENDOU
So would Gon be Hinata?
@@zAmerxiast even Hinata is genius compared to Gon
I would remove joker. This guys has malice towards anyone. Just wanted to enjoy his intuition at work in his favourite sport.
I love how you can see him get more frantic and frustrated yet at the same time more focused. For example, you can see him at 1:50 in the way he confidently and lightly jogs to where he thinks the ball is going to go. Then to 2:09 where hes still confident in his talent and his team’s situation based on the score and still getting correct guess blocks but getting noticeably frustrated about it being hit out. Then 2:37 where you can see his visual anger at the spike getting past him. Finally, at 2:45 near the end of the match we can see him whipping his head around fast and frantically and almost a little panicked at trying to guess where the ball is correctly, the beauty of it is that he isn’t completely panicked or unfocused though. He doesn’t say “I don’t know where it’s going” or anything like that. He says “He’s faking it.” The frantic and fast whipping of his head isn’t panic it’s him getting hyper focused on the game as his reaction time and thinking speed both increase which was shown wonderfully by every movement he makes in the scene. Such amazing progression to watch. But that’s all for my Ted talk.
Amazing review and catches!
In my opinion Tendou was the best blocker we have seen play in the anime, Suna Rintaro is a close second
As far as just pure blocking goes Tendo is likely the best. But as a player I’d take Rintaro, Washio, Kuroo, Hirugami, and maybe Aone. I’d probably take Tendo slightly over Tsukki tho
Spoiler
Well if you have read the manga you would know that Suna & Hyakuzawa are pretty much the best MBs in Japan 8-9 years from now as they were selected as the MBs for the national team and got into the final of Olympic 2020.
ISTG I got goosebumps when is gambles were right, also he just purely loved being able to play.
1:53 lol his face is so cute
Agreed
If his blocks weren’t good enough, tendou adds so much pressure to a setter which most people don’t notice
Very good video! I've been looking for Tendõs first block against Hinata for a while now.
Same specifically when he comes up from blocking, I thought I was going to have to search through the entire series for this one moment.
@George Joseph õya õya
Something tells me he’s going to be a chocolate chef one day
Something tells me that you read the manga
Woulda loved to watch their match against Aoba Joshai I know they don’t have the defense to stop ushiwaka but wanted to see how Oiwaka navigated the guess blocking
1:54 istg him in this scene is just so adorable
(edit: wow! never got this much likes ever. but thanks for liking my comment 0-0)
I love his face so much :]
@Anh Trần Diệp yes lol
Such a cute 🥰
😃
I love tendou so much dude he’s so funny
If gambling was a person
I'm a cashier and i have my own method of telling how much change I'll need to return before i even get handed the money. The earlier it is in the morning or the later it is in the evening, the less time people wanna spend time scrounging for change in wallets/purses so i assume they're giving me a bill instead of coins, and if the total amount of money people owe me ends with 1,2 or 5 i can generally expect change cause people generally prefer round numbers (example if someone's total is 15 and they give me 20, 60% of the time they'll add another 5 so that i return a tenner) if the amount ends with 6, 7, 8, or 9 then i always keep my fingers on the coins in the register cause 80% of the time people don't feel like scrouning their wallets or purses for change and they give me a bill instead.
That's why i was surprised and liked tendou as much as i did. I've come up with this prediction method over the course of working at the register for 2-3 years. All i needed was to keep my eyes open and observe people's habits. I'm right 6-7 times out of 10. 8 times out of 10 on good days. But generally 7 out of 10 times.
After the first sentence you lost me but good for you
@@joycekelly5935 basically, i get the habits of people. I usually guess the change i have to return before they hand me the moneu
That's actually very smart
Thank god he became athlete imagine if he bacame a serial killer
This man is so fun to watch!
Imagine if Tendou retained his bangs.
PFFT- I’M SORRY BUT JUST LOOK AT WAKATOSHI- 3:13
I love when suna says that many people scare him for blocks and tendo was one of them😂😂
It's so satisfying to watch karasuno's shocked faces when tenten blocked their attacks
He even guessed kageyama's dump.. God level miracle boy satouri..
THE WAY HE LOOKS DOWN ON THEM IN THE FIRST CLIP IS AMZING TO ME
Ngl it was kinda..........
Let's analyze 0:45.
Kageyama has a good receive and therefore full attack options through positions 6, 4, 3 and 2, also taking into account a dump. Tendo guesses 3 correctly (his timing would be messed up for any other attack). That's already has than a 1/5 chance of happening assuming equal distribution of sets, but this is not the case. Most sets go to 4 and 2, lowering even more the chance of an attack through the center. But let's assume equal distribution for the sake of it. He then predicts hinata's direction change, a 50/50.
All combined makes the play he predicted well under 10% probability of happening.
So in summary, his gamble had around a 95% to fail, but through reading the slight changes in body language of both players for a split second, he chooses the correct option. A monster, indeed.
All of this in a split second, truly a monster
EHY THE HELL IS HE SO. CUTTTREEENEKDKJFKSKSJFJ💕💕😭😭
Baby tendou and his haircut🥺🥺🥺
When a character has wacky hair and a personal theme, you know they're gonna be a beast.
Ngl I thought he was called the guest monster ,I was like “wtf does that mean “
my pe teacher recommended this video-
Tendou is Krishimas and Shinsous child change my mind
in episode 3 when his eyes move to where Hinata was aiming, that was terrifying, shows you he doesn't just have good intuition, his reaction time is crazy
My fav character
3:27 love mentor tendou lol
Bro hes so lanky he flops around like paper
He doesn't creep me out. Instead I like him that way. I think I'm a bit messed up 💔🤧
Bro im the same.
sometimes we all need a lil chaos
Tendou is just that mentally crazy character in an anime that you would genuinely like
i kinda wish tendou was a bit more oppressive in the later parts, i feel like he just kinda got nerfed like half way through the match.
Tbh throughout the entirety of the Shiratorizawa match they really gave Shiratorizawa the short end of the stick on a couple of plays where it should’ve been a point, and Karasuno with lucky receives and opponent outs. It was believable that Karasuno won but it kind of felt forced at moments
@@boxingdegenerate9077 honestly i didn't notice scenes like that (i may rewatch the match) but i mainly just felt shiratorizawa was nowhere near the threat it was built up to be
@@norishimogawa6125 I mean they do have the best player in the show and a lot of talent and depth. The only thing with Shiratorizawa is that they play predictably and heavily underestimated Karasuno.
@@boxingdegenerate9077 true, but couldn't you argue that for aoba johsai as well? even then they felt insanely threatening in both of their matches and the victories against them felt so earned.
@@norishimogawa6125 are you saying that Shiratorizawa wasn’t threatening? The only thing with Shiratorizawa is that they were presented differently than how they actually were. They were presented as if they didn’t need Ushijima when they actually relied on him. But that actually makes more sense cause if everyone single one of their players were on a similar skill level to Ushijima, that would be unrealistic and it would make victory impossible for Karasuno
But other than that, individually Shiratorizawa is more talented than Aoba Johsai. Better spikers, serving, serve reception, and are a deeper team. Plus they have Ushijima who Aoba Johsai has no way to even contain.
I fawkin love him
My mom is scared of tendou
And yells whenever he blocks the ball
he reminds me so much of midosouji from yomuishi pedal, they give off a similar "unhinged" kind of vibe.
He’s just like hisoka
Too bad that Oikawas voice actor is the same as Hisoka
That exhale/sigh at 00:11 is so LWJDHDOWGMQKQISGZOAK
I can't help but flailing my limbs bc goddamn that's HOT
I love this man more than life itself istfg
the guess monster
So how many points did he get by blocking Karasuno in the game ?
2-7 in every set I guess..
He's got one of the best ost's in the show
Him and midosuji give me the hebejebes but I love them both so much
They try to make him scary when he is super cute
Satori is just so cool ✨
天童さんの、魅力…凝集！！
もう、大好きです！何回も見てやっとコメント入れました…早くコメントしなくてすみませんでしたm(_ _)m
Ok, but Tendou gives me hisoka vibes.
who is hisoka
would have loved to see him go up against other teams and there reactions to his guess blocking
Idk if tendou have bones😭
0:03 0:36 0:51 1:12 1:20 1:28 1:33 1:39 2:12 2:29 3:07 3:17
He reminds me of Midosuji 😃 ngl they would probably get along somehow
I kin Tendou because he's alot like me. Except it's setting
Suga mama
0:47 that’s first tempo why no more minus
That barely minus, you can see the ball is set as he goes for the jump
1:02 I knew it!! you're Hisoka
Someone made a video that I’m not this “hIsOkA” guy you guys refer me as ruclips.net/video/ve4EPQbBtE8/видео.html
It's hisoka's brother
I'd pay a load amount of money to see shiratorizawa vs inarizaki or vs fukurodani (needta see tendou interacts with suna and bokuto)
1:00 bro did not hit a black flash
sooooo cool
This guy is just evil
where is block ryuu, where is SA-TO-RI
Тендо лучший
0:22
He’s kinda like hisoka
1 minute in he went full Hisoka
what is the name of the ost at 2:09
Im so cool UnU
Y E A
ㄗㄗㄗㄗ
Jesus loves you ❤
I didn’t know hisoka played volleyball in his youth