Haikyu Season 4 Episode 25 Full Reaction
Added 2020-12-19 03:14:26 +0000 UTC
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PS: The little Nekoma fangirl and the tall girl she was with when Saeko and the other cheer squad members ran up on them are from the OAV, as is the guy on the date. I don't know why they took a chunk of the main continuity and made it an OAV like that, maybe just for time or whatever. I also don't know if you consider info on the OAV a spoiler or not, though, so I will leave it at that. :-)
CaffieneKitty
2020-12-19 13:03:42 +0000 UTCLove to watch your reactions, particularly to this series because you bring the athlete perspective and passion to it. There are a lot of volleyball players and coaches that are doing Haikyuu reaction videos now with technical play commentary (apparently Haikyuu is really true to the sport in the animation of plays etc) They're are interesting for that aspect, but even though they play the sport themselves, they don't bring the high level of emotional investment and energy that you do. Looking forward to the Haikyuu round table, whenever it occurs.
CaffieneKitty
2020-12-19 12:58:57 +0000 UTCThree things: 1) I loved that the quick that the Miya twins tried to pull off was nearly identical to the quick that Hinata and Kageyama tried at the end of the first Aoba Johsai game, down to the twins using the same dialogue Kageyama usually uses. "We don't need the memories" flashing across the screen as the two first years pull off the same block that brought them down earlier is just phenomenal. 2) Hinata, who had to put together a makeshift team just to play in middle school, over the span of one year, has not only become (arguably) the favorite target for the best setter in his year, but has also won over one of the other best young setters in the country. After being told that he didn't really have any value without Kageyama, he gained the respect of one of the other top-tier setters in his age-group to the point that Atsumu is determined to set for him someday. 3) If you're a fan of the season 1 opening cover both Amalee and Caleb Hyles have English covers of it. I personally like Amalee's take better, but they're both pretty good.
Erik Pratt
2020-12-19 08:18:35 +0000 UTC
