When Victoria says "I really like Iwa, he is a solid dude" and his name literally means rock

@IMH15

3 жыл бұрын

Manga a love to give their characters meaningful names, so this makes a lot of sense. 👍

@mura_saki

3 жыл бұрын

@@IMH15 mangaka love doin puns with names, whether it's meaningful or not lol

@Foranoda

3 жыл бұрын

@@mura_saki true. best example: literally every character in the manga "Komi-san can't communicate"

@lingsheng791

3 жыл бұрын

I really hope yamaguchi gets three aces gets 5

@Emarq31

3 жыл бұрын

Iwaizumi, but iwa means rock or Boulder.

From Tsukki's little helper to "yeah obviously I would want to be Yamaguchi." How far we've come

@trelos7431

3 жыл бұрын

Also if i am not mistaken there is a japanese player name yamaguchi and he is a spiker.

@kaldurobuin

3 жыл бұрын

@@trelos7431 yamauchi

@trelos7431

3 жыл бұрын

@@kaldurobuin O so i miss heard

Vic: Daichi and Noya aren't gonna get aced right now. Oikawa: And I took that personally.

@adeleedyrssen589

3 жыл бұрын

One of the few times she has made an incorrect prediction. It’s funny most of the time I wonder if she’s psychic.

Watari: jumps from behind the attack line to set Vic: “he’s doing the Noya!” Watari, who actually showed the move to Noya in the first place: “am I a joke to you?”

@soumojitchowdhury151

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing

@meloni6280

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@bondbond5397

3 жыл бұрын

Noya is just the guy that told the joke louder

@gxvhn8767

3 жыл бұрын

noya is doing the watari

@tanzim.haque7

3 жыл бұрын

I thought of the same thing too

Everyone else: Cheering and congratulating Yamaguchi. Tsukishima: "I mean, what else would you expect from the guy who's spent the last five months perfecting his jump float?"

@LEEXIANMING

3 жыл бұрын

Tsukki being salty and sweet at the same time lol

@abtsarinazalifahmohdtaufek

3 жыл бұрын

Tsukki being a salted caramel, sweet and salty

@MSinclairStevens

3 жыл бұрын

Tsuki like. "Why you be surprised? My boy's been working his ass off."

@aceofspade2120

3 жыл бұрын

Tsukki expects greatness, and I love it

@elisharomitman3322

2 жыл бұрын

an actual flex how everyone hypes up Yamaguchi meanwhile Tsukki goes "duh?"

I already commented this under coach Donny's reaction to S2E22 but I'm gonna leave a comment here as well. I absolutely love the interaction between Yamaguchi and Hinata when Yamaguchi comes in: Hinata says "Get 10 points!", Yamaguchi replies "That would end the game." and then Hinata responds "I would forgive you." I love this because it gives us some pretty important insight into Hinatas mind and why he wants to win. Obviously he wants to fulfil his and his senpais dream of going to nationals. But that's not the main reason. The main reason is that he just wants to stay on the court as long as possible and he knows that if they keep winning they get to play another game. If they keep winning they get to play more volleyball. That's his ultimate motivation.

@manganess5126

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, didn't see this before but I just commented something similar XD

@BleydTorvall

3 жыл бұрын

and then to follow that up, when the guys are posing, while the others hold up 1 finger telling Yamaguchi to just get the 1 point, Hinata holds up all 5, encouraging Yamaguchi to aim higher.

*Victoria:* “Can I say that if they make it to a third set, I won’t know what to do with myself.” *Her future heart:* “…Guess I’ll die…”

@jerryvictoria5533

3 жыл бұрын

I see you everywhere, you haunt my soul😩

@silversrayliegh5924

3 жыл бұрын

@@jerryvictoria5533 Same here its spooky

@rutgeroudenampsen492

3 жыл бұрын

spoiler EDIT: nevermind she finds out later in the video.

@Saku_607

3 жыл бұрын

I see this guy in every halo vid lol

@turtle3527

3 жыл бұрын

Eyy if he’s here than she’s made it

Vic: "How legendary would it be if Yamaguchi just served up 3 aces in a row?" Me: "Oh queen just wait."

@luisquezada2164

3 жыл бұрын

I was literally thinking this😭

@sayutizulfinar3828

3 жыл бұрын

The demon left has coming 😆😆😆

6:30 Actually a lot of players from Japans national team are Haikyuu fans, Nishida favorite's character is Tanaka and even the manga author of Haikyuu draw Nishida with Tanaka once. There is a video where four of Japans national team including Nishida talk about Haikyuu but there are a lot of manga spoilers from the series.

@jieun9339

3 жыл бұрын

The mangaka also did a collab with the national team and there's a (not-canon) chapter with the haikyuu characters playing with the national team plus additional illustrations.

@ling-sx1of

3 жыл бұрын

@@jieun9339 that's soo cool! do u have the link for the chapter or the illustration? btw, hi army 💜

@katm5458

3 жыл бұрын

isn't Tanahashi and Nishida the kids from the haikyuu boom? haikyuu boomers? they're so good and so young omg

@ling-sx1of

3 жыл бұрын

@@jieun9339 thank you so much!

@iwantasonlikeizuku8912

3 жыл бұрын

yess and two players in Brazil

Reminder for next episode: Don't forget that the 3rd set goes to 25 instead of 15!!

@adambialecki3162

3 жыл бұрын

Up up

@danaeclean1328

3 жыл бұрын

god i forgot about that... IT'S SO LONG

@Sofia-zn4im

3 жыл бұрын

actuali was a 5 set game where the 5th set was to 15 or 16 points

@kurooswifey9474

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sofia-zn4im no that was the game against shiratorizawa lmao

12:39 “Makki is a cute name” YEAH!! And his full name is Hanamaki Takahiro!! That’s literally such a pretty sounding name and Makki in the fanbase is often associated with 🌸 cause his name means “precious flower roll” and also cause of his pinkish brown hair (though it looks a bit more brown in the anime rather than the manga)! But yeah Oikawa does give his teammates nicknames like “Iwa-Chan” “Mattsun” “Makki”- whether they’re all close enough friends for nicknames or if Oikawa just likes to be an annoyance we might never know for sure (though it’s probably a mix of both hahaha)

@soumojitchowdhury151

3 жыл бұрын

And kyotani kentaro's kyoken is alson not because he is close

@mellymochi5778

3 жыл бұрын

PFFHAHA oh yeah those are good examples!! “Tobio-chan” and “Chibi-chan” is definitely to be annoying and I think Oikawa probably uses things like “Kyouken” and “Mr. Refreshing” cause he thinks it’s funny

@AllTheArtsy

3 жыл бұрын

he is both annoying and he wants to seem cute. in all fairness, it makes sense for Oikawa and Iwaizumu to call each other by first names since they've known each other since childhood, but they probably switched to family names sometime in late middle school, early high school, because being on first name basis has weird cultural connotations for two young boys (maybe not in tokyo as much, but in sendai? maybe??)

5:06 “He just seems like a solid dude” Iwaizumi really is solid and reliable, I definitely agree!! And it’s actually kinda funny that you phrased it that way cause “Iwa” means “rock” in Japanese!!

@Emarq31

3 жыл бұрын

Iwa is a boulder or a large rock, usually larger than humans. Ishi is rock.

@mellymochi5778

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah that^^ Sorry that I couldn’t translate it completely correct, I typed on impulse but yeye big ol 🪨

Victoria a few videos ago (ep 19): "Idk all of these perfect receives seem unrealistic to me." Victoria this video: "Idk all of these failed receives seem unrealistic to me." Haikyuu: "What do you want from me?"

@musingmiyu

3 жыл бұрын

lolol did she say that??? xD

@bucciaratiswife

3 жыл бұрын

@@musingmiyu yes 😂 she said something about how the serve receive seems too easy during the Aoba Josai v Date Tech game in ep 19 and in this video she commented on how they’re missing too many. This comment comes from love, just found the coincidence really funny.

That first "Hey Hey Hey!" Was so solid though! 👏🏽👏🏽

@kt8738

3 жыл бұрын

Just like iwa 😀

@johnkisaragi5920

3 жыл бұрын

"Hey hey hey Haikyuu Home boys and gals." Idk why I can hear her saying that

@amberwings17

3 жыл бұрын

I feel like, "Hey Hey Hey! What's up Haikyuu homies!" would work great

@naylisyazwina6836

3 жыл бұрын

It sure was

One of my favourite things about episode 22 is the way they set up a premise. The premise of this episode is that the Serve is a powerful attack that can't be blocked. For the majority of the episode that is Karasuno's saving grace as Yamaguchi's serve gives them the lead. Then the serve goes back around to Oikawa and their coach says the same thing. The Serve is a powerful attack that can't be blocked. Even though it is different players and different serves, the audience has their expectations reversed. That thing that was saving Karasuno has been turned against them and they lose the set. It's amazing how that episode made me love the serve, and then dread it.

@ugonna8802

3 жыл бұрын

Deep 👏🏼

@jazeroliversy673

3 жыл бұрын

As a former service specialist, I agree:p

@emily-fp6sc

2 жыл бұрын

uno reverse 😈

The form when recieving is based a lot on personality, nishinoyas a lot more wild while daichis role is the be the foundation of the team, sturdy. Thats why daichi tends to hold a lot more than nishinoya. Its subtle but really clever

@AllTheArtsy

3 жыл бұрын

but they also recycle animation, so not always lol

@martophrenia

3 жыл бұрын

@@AllTheArtsy yep, that's the answer

@dznkyle2260

3 жыл бұрын

I like haikyuu but that's not the case at all, receiving is very swkward in haikyuu in most recycled scenes. The players look like they're just standing there but that's only because animating every single player for every single play is too much work for the animators, that's exactly why every serve looks the same and most spikes are the same form and technique. Its just the limits of animation unfortunately.

"How legendary it would be if Guchi served 3 aces in a row" Why do I feel proud of him knowing whats coming

Ive said it before and ill say it 50 more times this match is literally one of my fav arcs in all of anime

@Eirik5049

3 жыл бұрын

Man the next two episodes are gonna be giga hype! :D

@adriblossom5208

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely one of my top 2 matches from Haikyuu

@marcospedro4114

3 жыл бұрын

@@adriblossom5208 what's the top 1?

@crafter505

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcospedro4114 karasuno vs inarizaki

@Bee-vu6ye

3 жыл бұрын

I'm with you bruuuh! 🥰

haikyuu characters: has japanese names victoria: that’s cool af

@FifaCraftGaming

3 жыл бұрын

its like seeing your name written in katakana, it hits different

@musingmiyu

3 жыл бұрын

haha all weebs went through that phase at one point. 8D

The break in their platform is more to demonstrate the power of the spike in the show animation wise! It's more for dramatic effect to show how hard the spike was

hey victoria just a heads up be absolutely prepared for next week episode 24 is my favorite episode in the entire series. grab popcorn, drinks, etc it’s that good trust me

@Brandon_1297

3 жыл бұрын

Victoria’s gonna love that episode. One of my favorites too

@nkanushi

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

@TripleGProductions

3 жыл бұрын

I cant wait for season 3. Like what about Tendo? Thats a reaction i wanna see

@tlhenz76

3 жыл бұрын

@@TripleGProductions *waiting for tsukki awakening* OABSJJHHH

@Hsel-lc1wt

3 жыл бұрын

@@TripleGProductions our demon baby

28:59 Funny because Noya learned that tactic from Watari (#7) so technically Noya pulled a Watari

Oh absolutely a lot of the members in the men's volleyball team japan watch and read haikyuu. They are very inspired of this show that since vleague they keep playing haikyuu songs in the background! Also, the playthroughs in haikyuu are quite accurate and technical because the creator (furudate) used to play volleyball.

@mura_saki

3 жыл бұрын

Spoilers* The little giant I think is supposed to represent furudate, atleast I think so lol

Hey, so about phrases in english like "Nice Receive!" and "Block", by the time stuff like western sports, computers and food and all that arrived to Japan they were already mostly in English. So many of the words and expressions were adopted into japanese (it even has a whole different alphabet for these words). However, since they're foreign words, they were also adapted into their way of speaking and particularly of writing in this other alphabet. Many sounds in English don't really exist in the Japanese tongue, so in this adaptation the pronunciation got fairly distorted in some cases. If you're curious, this second alphabet is called katakana, while the one they use for common japanese is called hiragana.

@maikey088

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agreed, but there're words and expresion for those things or actions in japanese, but what they're using is the famous Japan-Glish is usually used by the young people in Japan. And there're more, like the japan-Nish ..Great contribution Julzap

@AllTheArtsy

3 жыл бұрын

katakana is for all loan words, and for emphasis, and even for business names, not just english

@riorinn

3 жыл бұрын

@@AllTheArtsy yea and like foreign words, just any words that ig dont belong to japanese

@rodolfolopezrdz5951

3 жыл бұрын

WWII CHANGED EVERYTHING! EVEN ANIME

Just like how English borrows some words from other languages, other languages borrow words from English :) especially in this age with internet, with a lot of stuff being in English, some words just naturally make their way into other languages. There's some interesting videos of people asking japanese people if they can have a conversation in pure japanese (no English loan words) and many of them can't.

@canadannoko

3 жыл бұрын

Its like how sushi and Samurai are essentially English and Japanese words now. Japanese just happens to use a lot of English loanwords.

@MrBezazel

3 жыл бұрын

Just adding to this, Japanese has words called English loan words. Basically there are words that sound English because 1) historically they didn't originally have that word and it was brought from a different country back in the day and 2) the word is not compatible with the sounds of their language. There are many languages that have sounds and pronunciations that don't exist in other languages, so many have to make-do lol Example of English loan words are orange (orenji), grey (gurei), soup (supu), wine (wien), apartment (apaato).

@AllTheArtsy

3 жыл бұрын

you can definitely speak in "pure" japanese without english loan words (pure makes no sense, the language borrow so much from chinese and korean), but it would seem to "put on" -- the perfect way to speak contemporary japanese incorporates english words

@metro04

3 жыл бұрын

That’s so interesting wow 😯

@MSinclairStevens

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrBezazel Sometimes there is an equivalent Japanese word but it's more "chic" to use the English-derived loan word. (For example, Japanese had a great word for elevator which was more descriptive than the English loanword: literally the up-and-down machine). After all, Japanese originally borrowed lots of words from Chinese but in everyday speech those can sound old-fashioned or bookish or bureaucratic. Same as in English when people say "utilize" for "use", or "archaic" for "old fashioned" or "literary" for "bookish".

Who else would love to see another "Favorite Moments from the Season" video collab between Coach Donny and Victoria since they'll both be finishing the second season around the same time?

@musingmiyu

3 жыл бұрын

yes pleaseeee

"Why do they say that in English?" Because it's a borrowed word that doesn't have it's synonym within the Japanese language. All languages do it. English borrows a lot of words from French, Latin and Germanic languages for example.

Watching you and Coach Donny both being thoroughly invested in this game has been excellent treat for me.

Well we all know Oikawa didn’t call Sugawara refreshing for nothing

Yamaguchi wasn't bugging him verbally, but more like with his 'I want to go' atmosphere XD

30:07 it's because of how mad dog clenches and releases his back all the strength in his abdominal and back muscles as well as the strength in his arms goes into his spike/hit making it stronger, it was a powerful enough hit that it FORCED kag's arms back and apart.

@mansfaye1084

3 жыл бұрын

I feel like she's forgetting that some hits in men's volleyball can truly be that powerful. To the point that it coming straight at you doesn't mean you'll dig it easily

Haikyuu the manga came out in 2012, and the anime came out in 2014. It is safe to say that the generation of high level players in Japan right now spent their high school careers with Haikyuu and some of them started because of it. The tactics and skills also went up because they must have been trying the crazy shit in the manga and show for years now.

Not even two minutes in and I just realized how much we need to get Vic to react to Yuri on Ice after she finishes Haikyuu

@gee3484

3 жыл бұрын

wait you're so right

@ftmiles

3 жыл бұрын

@@gee3484 Like a sports anime where the main character has massive anxiety and struggles with binging?!? She would be all over it

@mansfaye1084

3 жыл бұрын

why

@ftmiles

3 жыл бұрын

@@mansfaye1084 She's very outspoken about how how sports can affect mental health and Yuri on Ice is a really good reference to show how someone with anxiety can succeed in sports (sorry for the late reply)

@nogazuroff7340

3 жыл бұрын

She will recognize Tsukki's voice actor...

Omg they played the theme song almost every japan game and they played Tobe fly high in the japan vs brazil match and then played haikyuu theme songs like 3 or 4 times in a row for Japan it was so awesome.

@NobodyNobodytrustNobody

3 жыл бұрын

Can you give me a link to any of these videos where they play the song in the matches? I've searched before and I can't seem to find any

@riddhimadas7469

3 жыл бұрын

Yup right!!! I guess knowing that lyrics of the amazing songs motivated them a lot 😁😁

@theclockworkheart

3 жыл бұрын

yeah during the brazil game i think they only played songs that WEREN'T from haikyuu a couple of times (when they weren't playing a song for the brazilian team/after brazil scored), it was almost haikyuu the entire match 🥺 it makes me really emotional for furudate's sake, like how incredible to see your creation and passion being so proudly touted at the world stage!!! look how far your story has come and how much people love it!!! man it gets me 😭🥺😭

@01mixy007

3 жыл бұрын

@@NobodyNobodytrustNobody Ummm i dont know where you can watch match only play but I know Coach Donny on the Elevate Yourself youtube channel posted a commentary of the Brazil vs Japan match. Tobe Fly High plays around 52.40 or around there you can hear it.

@NobodyNobodytrustNobody

3 жыл бұрын

@@01mixy007 thank you!!

As a bilingual, I learnt both my native language and English growing up. When I'm talking to my school friends in my native language, we'll use several English words. Even when we're communicating in English we'll use some words from our language because it makes communicating easier. For them to say "nice receive" in English is easier than saying it in Japanese. There is also a probability that there just isn't a literal translation for those words in Japanese, or it means entirely something else.

just remembering that in japan, in a game with only 3 sets, the tie break set goes up to 25 points, not 15. Only in championship finals, where it is a game of 5 sets, the tie break set goes up to 15 points.

For names, if I could choose, Koushi (Suga’s given/first name), Tobio (kageyama’s given/first name), or Hitoka (Yachi/Little Cuties first name)

Actually, letting the Libero set is originally Seijoh’s thing and Karasuno got it from them

Fun fact! Nishida (11) and Takahashi (21) of the Japanese Volleyball Selection had adimitted seeing Haikyuu! I think it was Nishida who said he was very inspired by it and Takahashi said his favourite character was Shoyo

Something hilarious that I noticed, and love. Is how Victoria's worry completely disappeared as Sugamama got on to the court and instead her energy completely rised up😂😂😂

Something that I love in Yamaguchi's run that I feel sometimes gets overlooked is the reaction of the 3 Seijoh fangirls to his first point. They've witnessed Guchi's work and effort to get to this point, and they're just as excited and thrilled for him as Karasuno. Everyone in that arena celebrated his redemption this episode, and it was so incredible.

usually when a character who's good at receiving (like noya, daichi, or kageyama) isn't able to receive a ball well even when they're in the right place for it, it's to show the opponent was just THAT good, and often, that the hit was ferociously strong and powerful. so it's not like, "why didn't you get this, noya!!!" and more like, "holy cow, the hit was so powerful NOYA couldn't get it????" i think that's one of the reasons noya's form breaks when he's digging something super powerful -- more for visual effect of showing that the spike or serve was so strong his form is broken by the impact. but also, being a libero who's hard on yourself for not being able to be perfect... ahh vic, you should be kinder to yourself! 🥺 as coach points out way back in season 1, there is NO WAY noya could save every ball; they're hurtling at car-down-the-highway speeds around the court. professional liberos aren't always able to save everything either, even when they're in the right position, because the players they're up against are just that good. it's impossible for anyone to save everything, and you are still a phenomenally talented player despite that. NO ONE can save them all, not even the best in the world. 💖

The Japan men's nacional team actually watched haikyuu, the younger ones at least. There are interviews where they talked about how important the manga/anime was to inspire them, and Nishida even said that Tanaka was his favourite character. I'm not 100% sure, but I think I heard someone say that men's volleyball clubs in Japan were being shut down because the interest in the sport was going downhill, and after the manga came out, the interest skyrocketed and that how Japan men's national team kept the high level

Seijoh being calm down and smiling despite Yamaguchi's consecutive service aces Me: I hope she gets this Vic: What is happening?! 🤦🤦😅😅 Basically this scene shows how solid Seijoh as a team. Especially 3rd years, they have experience to keep calm, measure problem and develop counter attack right away despite the pressure

The irony of spending 5 minutes talking about how much you dislike the flashbacks making it take longer to find out what happens is hilarious to me lol.

on the note of the japanese national team a lot of them have said they’re fans of the show!! furudate (haikyuu’s author) has even drawn art of some of their players with their favourite haikyuu characters!

Victoria: "Really hope there isn't a third set cause I couldnt handle it." Me: "You must be new here LMFAO"

I just LOVE when they do a two-setter play. It's awesome!

Been waiting for Vic’s reaction to “that rally” in episode 24 since her first haikyuu reaction. To think it’s only a week or 2 away now….so damn hyped!

Oikawa was missing his first serves because he needed to build up his focus and get into it. With every shot he gains accuracy, speed and power so that his serves during the second and third set are deadly

at least she gave the "hey hey hey!" a try! WE PROUD OF YOU

Hey Hey Hey Haikyuu Homies!! That would be a great opening alliteration! Glad to hear you're feeling better - always look after yourself first, we are patient!

The japanese language is designed to borrow words from other languages. One of the alphabets is specifically used to spell out words from other languages even though all the sounds are the same as the main alphabet. They're saying what you hear as an English "nice receive" but they're actually saying in Japanese "naisu reshibu". They also love borrowing English words in particular, so this actually happens a lot.

Tanaka is the next ace “according to the anime character”. Nishinoya earn that move because this team used it against them in second one. It was his move first Shōyō only simps for little giant; however, he will continue to have growth mindset and ask rivals for tips. (Somewhat of a spoiler but we have already seen this already)

Some reminders: After the season 2, there is an extra 6 minutes scene that you can search on youtube(because it's not included in episode 1-25. There are also extra few minutes scenes in s1 and 3) and also few OVAs that you might want to watch. OVAs that you can watch after season 2 is: - Haikyuu!!: Lev Genzan! (The arrival of Haiba Lev) - Haikyuu!!: vs. Akaten(vs. Failing grades) These two are OVA 1 and 2, you can watch them together if you want to 😄. And another OVAs that you can watch is: - Haikyuu!!: Riku vs. Kuu (Land vs Air) - Haikyuu!!: Boru no Michi (The volleyball way) It would be nice to watch these two together, they focus more on other teams such as Nekoma(Kenma and Kuroo's team=cats) and Fukurodani(Akaashi and Bokuto's team=owls). ✨Haikyuu season 2 episode 25 and the OVAs have post credit scenes.

@alhaitham.s

3 жыл бұрын

I hope she'll watch themm 🙌

A lot of the reason the characters don’t move so much all the time when receiving probably is budget. The attention to detail Haikyuu has is very expensive already so they gotta find some small ways to skimp

38:40 "what's going on?" They are all trying to support and motivate him since they're afraid that he's still struggling with his last performance

5:20 Kunimi Akira, i love that name

29:00 "ooh they're doing the Noya" Technically Noya does the Watacchi. Noya only got the idea after he saw Watacchi do this in their first official match during the Inter High Tournament.

Are we going to ignore what Hinata said, "to not know the pleasure of a tip, is such a waste". poetic!

The "nice receive" is probably (just a theory though I'm not sure of it) due to the fact it's the kind of sport where words are used a certain way regardless of the country (here in english). For example in judo regardless of the country everyone says "mate" and "hajime". Also when it comes to fencing at the beginning of a "duel" they always say "en garde!" regardless of the country. It may also simply be due to the fact USA heavily influenced sports in Japan (baseball for example is very popular in their country).

@hilde9520

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, it's true! In my whole high school years, I played volleyball and we always shout "NICE" whenever someone received the ball in a critical situation or received it perfectly. English words are much more shorter so it's more convenient. We don't really say the whole "nice recieve", we say " nice!" "Yes" "Yon!" (In my language) It has nothing to do with anyone's influence on volleyball, but the words used for cheering are usually the shorter ones

I really felt that. “It’s just a show… no it’s not… it’s not just a show 😭”

Kenma and Tobio sounds like the best names to me, i tried to imagine someone calling me by the characters names to see which one looked better XD

I can just imagine how Victoria will cry at Tsukki and Tanaka's character development in the next coming episodes and seasons. 🥰❤️

Man just refreshed and about to eat. Life is good.

My new response to people asking why someone keeps getting subbed in and out, in volleyball, "Watch Season 2 episode 21 of Haikyuu maybe you might learn something"😂

I love how volleyball has substitution as a basic part of the game. It actually makes depth on a team meaningful.

Victoria pauses it with mad dog having a lump on his head and calls it scary. I’m over here dying laughing cause his hair looks funny now. Like a sunburned monk🤣🤣🤣

No matter how many times I watch Haikyuu, I always tear up at Yamaguchi's moment. Love him!

Victoria: Let’s see some Tsukki action! SEASON 3: Be patient. I got you.

Before recording, you could rewatch or fast forward the previous episode to understand what is happening overall. One week breaks are actually pretty long and it's understandable if you get confused when picking up Haikyuu again.

I got really touched when you say, "But I guess no player is perfect, you know:)". I have made a great effort to learn that not be too hard on myself and not be so hard on anyone else. In Haikyu's story, everyone is still just a high school student, Noya can't pick up every ball, Oikawa can't combine power and accuracy in every serve. But they are also aware that they can become even greater in the future. The imperfections now don't stop them from being called "good players". I think it's the same for you, too(and also for myself), we don't have to be perfect to be satisfied with ourselves.

Since you are nearing the end of season 2, thought I might say this. There's a movie recap for this season that has a special scene with the Aoba Johsai players at the end, would recommend watching that after you finish season 2.

As always, amazing video Vic. I’d recommend either reacting to episodes 23,24, and 25 all next week or splitting up for 23, 24 next week and 25 the week after. The ending of this season is so good and s3 and s4 only get better 😊

In the Japan-Canada game, Takahashi, the player who did the 'fake-hit into a set' is only 19. Ishikawa, the person he set it to is normally the one that does it and actually ended up doing it in the last rally to win the game. Ishikawa plays in Italy and is the Men's team's best player (his sister also plays for the Women's team), so it's really cool to see how his influence is extending to the younger players. Takahashi for example is still in University, or just out of it.

Yamaguchi is the definition of CLUTCH. You gotta respect that growth.

36:43 Vic: How legendary would it be if yamaguchi just served up 3 aces in a row yamigoops: *does 5 serves* (Well, they're not all aces... but u get my point) vic: 😮

Hey Vic! Just here to quickly answer some small questions you had in the episode! No, Yamaguchi wasn’t “bugging” Coach Ukai. It was essentially meant to be sort of a “unspoken” moment between them where the energy and vibe he was giving off of wanting to be put in was so strong that Ukai could sense it even with just the tiniest glance, with no words needed. It was such a strong “Put me in Coach, put me in!” vibe that Coach was basically like, “Oh shut up, I know lol” And yes, Tsukki did smile a bit, very privately. He really wants his one friend that he truly cares about and trusts 100 percent to shine as much as possible. You can see they had a close up on his face when the set was coming in, and he was concentrating and a lot more focused than he normally is when playing. He wanted to make absolutely sure that he got that spike through so that his buddy could get even just one more chance to serve. So when it lands, they get the point, and he gets the ball back, he smiles a bit, just privately to himself, before passing the ball back for the next serve, because HE got to make sure his friend stayed on the court for one more play.

Loved the reaction. It made me so happy how you were so excited and into the episode today, plus gave a lot of volleyball insights. By the way, when Nishinoya messes up it doesn't just mean that even great players mess up, it's also a sign to show just how strong and skilled the opponent is, when players like Kageyama or Nishinoya mess up.(Of course there's always room for improvement in everyone~ :D )

Fun fact, in a hq radio show Oikawa's voice actor told a story of how he came to recording with a cold and he was having trouble channeling Oikawa's voice and Iwa-chan's voice actor kept asking "who was that??? that's not Oikawa" when he messes up his voice lol, maybe some of that was recorded for this ep.

Glad you’re feeling better! I always look forward to your reactions on Tuesday

This was timed perfectly 😭 I just finished cooking and now I have content to watch while I eat! Thank u ♥️

They use a ton of volleyball slang/terms in English! Receive, serve, set, ace, spiker, pipe, ball, even "volleyball" itself - and "nice" (naisu) is also quite common in Japanese. And yes, many players on Japan's national team watch and read Haikyuu, they gave interviews about it!

You took longer explaining why you don't like intense moment flashbacks than watching the actual flashback 🤣🤣🤣😍

I love the energy, ah! So excited to see your commentary :]

@pathmor

3 жыл бұрын

And I'm glad you're feeling better, we love you Vic!

so funny you should mention that the japanese national team probably watches haikyuu: they absolutely do. there's a video on youtube with a few of them talking about haikyuu and what they like about it. nishida, the young phenom who's lowkey the best oppo in the world is in it and tanaka is his favorite character.

Can't wait till she sees season 4 nishinoya haha 😅 I can already see her having a flashback to the end of this episode and her thoughts now about Noya and his performance

Your reaction vids are getting better and better ❤❤ the analysis about footwork is so interesting! Also,I am so glad that you feeling better ❤🙏☀️🌿 mental health is important, thank you vic for always being so open about difficult stuff, it also helped me being more open with my friends and family. You are wonderful. ❤

Victoria's analysis, teaching moments and reactions are bomb diggity.

Plot twist: His name isn't Kageyama. It's Tobio.

@elisabethn2893

3 жыл бұрын

I mean.. it's both? Her names are both Vic and Garrick

*Pauses for 30sec to explain how painful a 10 sec flashback is right at an intense moment.* Yes, I think we understand how you feel :'D

Victoria: omg why is everyone missing their serves? (after two misses at the start of a set) USA men’s Olympic team: *surprised Pikachu face*

Victoria: Hey Hey Hey Me: She did it, she did the thing!!!

Victoria you can’t seriously expect karasuno to win straight sets against Aoba Johsai 😂

OH MY GOSH! SHE SAID “HEY HEY HEY”!!! Anyways, I’m loving the love that she is giving Iwa-Chan

Once Haikyuu started, the number of boys joining their high school volleyball club skyrocketed! It's amazing to think of what an influence this show is for people

legend has it that mad dog never played volleyball again after he broke his back to hit dat serve

Kageyama is in his first year of high school, he will get better as he get's experience. More you progress in show you will see difference in his plays. And last thing he is just an HIGH SCHOOLER.

Great video vic! I loved all the extra commentary and tidbits. These next two episodes are soooooo good cant wait to see you watch them! Keep up the good work much love 🤟🏻

Ahhh yes! That crazy fake-swing set from Takahashi Ran to Ishikawa! Normally Ishikawa is the one who likes to do that stuff, but it seems like he's been teaching the others, and Ran is a sponge who keeps learning and improving from everyone around him. The look of satisfaction on their faces after they scored was priceless.