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ハイキュー!! [Haikyū!!] #14
Haikyu!!, Vol. 14: Quitter's Battle
It’s the middle of the quarterfinal round of the Spring Tournament Qualifiers, and Karasuno’s captain, Daichi Sawamura, is injured! With their most reliable player out of the game, the only one who can replace him is…Chikara Ennoshita?! This volume also includes the bonus one-shot chapter “Nisekyu!!”—a collaboration with the author of Nisekoi!
190 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 27, 2014
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Haruichi Furudate
229 books1,232 followersHaruichi Furudate ( 古舘春一) is a Japanese author of manga. He is best known for creating the series Haikyū!!.
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September 11, 2016
i love ennoshita. I LOVE THAT BOY he's gonna be such a good captain
September 8, 2017
FINALLY, Ennoshita gets the recognition he deserves!!! As such an underrated character, it was great to see so much of him in this volume as he stepped in for Daichi.
It feels like I'm running out of things to say for these reviews of Haikyuu!! Because I enjoy them and give each one 5 stars every time without thinking because I adore it all so much.
Loved that added chapter at the end with the artists collaboration with the beach volleyball team. Tanaka and Nishinoya are hilarious, I don't know what I'd do without them in the story!
Can't believe in the next volume we'll already be at the Aoba Josai match!! Can't wait to see my trash son Oikawa again...
It feels like I'm running out of things to say for these reviews of Haikyuu!! Because I enjoy them and give each one 5 stars every time without thinking because I adore it all so much.
Loved that added chapter at the end with the artists collaboration with the beach volleyball team. Tanaka and Nishinoya are hilarious, I don't know what I'd do without them in the story!
Can't believe in the next volume we'll already be at the Aoba Josai match!! Can't wait to see my trash son Oikawa again...
September 9, 2018
i LOVE ennoshita getting more screen time
April 16, 2020
ennoshita and yamaguchi ill die for u
May 30, 2022
what are these hairstyles 😭
February 28, 2023
things are becoming stressful 😭 the fact that i've already watched the anime and know what will happen is honestly not helpful
February 27, 2021
me: we need to stop praising men for doing the bare freaking minimum.
also me when tadashi serves: 👏👏👏👏👏
also me when tadashi serves: 👏👏👏👏👏
July 16, 2022
My heart my Baby 🥺
July 5, 2020
That bonus story at the end is actually so funny. Also, Ennoshita finally getting some page time is great.
July 19, 2021
4 1/2 it’s just king shit after king shit from ennoshita here does he ever get tired of being my favorite ever
March 10, 2020
The game with Wakutani continues, but after the team captain, Daichi, suffers an injury, Ennoshita has to step in to take his place. With big shoes to fill, will Ennoshita crumble under the pressure?
Once again, Furudate flexes his ability to write ensemble casts. Karasuno’s second-string players get little to no lines of dialogue and pretty much never play. This volume forces one of these characters into the spotlight, but Furudate makes sure to give him some backstory to gets readers invested.
I liked Ennoshita’s “quitting and coming back” to volleyball B story. I used to play a ton of sports as a kid/young teen, but was never particularly talented. It made it really hard to stay motivated to attend exhausting practices and to get excited about the game, so I completely related to his dilemma. Of course, it’s super satisfying as a reader following his doubts and then watching him succeed.
Even with minor side characters, this series gets me in the feels.
Once again, Furudate flexes his ability to write ensemble casts. Karasuno’s second-string players get little to no lines of dialogue and pretty much never play. This volume forces one of these characters into the spotlight, but Furudate makes sure to give him some backstory to gets readers invested.
I liked Ennoshita’s “quitting and coming back” to volleyball B story. I used to play a ton of sports as a kid/young teen, but was never particularly talented. It made it really hard to stay motivated to attend exhausting practices and to get excited about the game, so I completely related to his dilemma. Of course, it’s super satisfying as a reader following his doubts and then watching him succeed.
Even with minor side characters, this series gets me in the feels.
September 8, 2019
Lol this book made me so emotional. Then the stupid bonus stories at the end were so dumb and I can't wait for more stupid bonus stories. It's kind of amazing how the author can make you feel things for the other teams. Like Karasuno has my whole heart, but sometimes I find myself rooting for the other teams just because everyone has their reasons. Love this series so much.
November 22, 2020
1) ENNOSHITA SUPREMACY LIKE I REALLY LOVE THAT BOY
February 15, 2026
Karasuna captain Daichi Sawamura is out for at least the rest of the game, so substitute player Chikara Ennoshita has to try and fill his very large shoes. I'll admit I had completely forgotten about Ennoshita, but he really rises to the occasion. Yamaguchi struggles with his serve, Hinata successfully executes a dive for the first time ever (the punishment dives of summer training camp paid off) and Karasuna lives to play another round.
May 18, 2024
Ennoshita, the hero of this volume
July 7, 2024
3.75 stars - loved Ennoshita getting the spotlight!
January 23, 2026
Ten dodatek 😭😭😭
August 1, 2025
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April 15, 2022This counts as my review for the whole Haikyuu!! manga
READ FOR: best character developments and themes that I have ever encountered
READING LEVEL: Level 1-3 out of 5
*All of my reviews are as spoiler-free as possible unless stated otherwise*
I don’t think I’ll ever have enough words to express how much I love this manga and anime series but I’ll try anyway. But I just need to make it known that this has changed my view in anime and manga forever. I caught up with this manga in the last 30 or so chapters but I won’t say much to avoid spoilers... but it was crazy.
It made me laugh, cry, fall in love, think, and honestly... what else do you need in a series? I can keep going on and on about this series but honestly I think you should just read it for yourself. I really don't think you'll regret it.
When someone asks me what the plot is, honestly, all I can say is “they play volleyball” HAHAHA… but it’s so much more than that.
PLOT: ★★★★★
The plot was so well thought of from the very beginning and when I re-read the manga I can’t believe the amount of foreshadowing Furudate actually placed. My mind was so blown… I just. No words. I am seriously in love.
ART STYLE: ★★★★★
The art style… *chef’s kiss* especially in the later arcs. There were so many matches but even then Furudate never failed to leave me breathless at each one.
CHARACTERS: ★★★★★
The character development here is THE BEST. HANDS DOWN. that I have ever come across. I fell in love with the so many characters in this series that I did not even think that was possible.
The character relationships... the character dynamics... their mindsets... they are all so perfectly well done and realistic GAHHHH I've said this so many time throughout this review BUT THEY JUST MADE ME FALL IN LOVE SO EASILY. I can't pick my favourite one but hinata and kageyama just hold a special place in my heart.
This connects to the themes but my favourite thing that was done with the characters here was that each one of them embodied a theme or a message that the author wanted to get across. Those are spoilers so I won’t really talk about it but just know that it was one of the main reasons that made me go so crazy about this series.
*cough* hinata kageyama atsumu sakusa bokuto kita noya ushijima tendou tsukki suga kenma kuroo *cough* +++
Note: if you think this series is focused on only 1 team... you're in it for A RIDEEEEEE
I'm getting chills just looking at and remembering these panels ^^
THEMES: ★★★★★
Honestly I basically thought the themes were just gonna be “teamwork” and “friendship”… while it is all that, Furudate sensei was able to make it even deeper.
I think the one that was focused on the most was “It’s not always about winning, it’s about growth”. But there were also so many smaller things that lead up to that bigger point: (1) we get our strength from others, (2) but you also need to make yourself dependable, (3) there is always room for improvement, (4) working hard is good but overworking yourself isn’t, (5) you are built on the small things you do everyday, (6) an ace's back should be an inspiration to your teammates (hi bokuto), (7)+++
The way I wrote it was very straight to the point but I was amazed at how Furudate tackled the so many messages that I received from this series.
PACING: ★★★★★
THE TIMING. OF EVERYTHING. JUST MAKES SENSE.
It’s so realistic that I want to cry. (I actually already did… a lot of times.)
PAGE TURNER: ★★★★★
You should understand that I made this review weeks after I finally calmed down about this series cuz I was really going crazy about it HAHAHA if you have finished this series too or met me while I was reading this, you know what I’m talking about ;)
I'll keep this series close to my heart until the grave. You cannot convince me otherwise.
”You don’t win alone.
That’s just how it is.”
READ FOR: best character developments and themes that I have ever encountered
READING LEVEL: Level 1-3 out of 5
*All of my reviews are as spoiler-free as possible unless stated otherwise*
I don’t think I’ll ever have enough words to express how much I love this manga and anime series but I’ll try anyway. But I just need to make it known that this has changed my view in anime and manga forever. I caught up with this manga in the last 30 or so chapters but I won’t say much to avoid spoilers... but it was crazy.
It made me laugh, cry, fall in love, think, and honestly... what else do you need in a series? I can keep going on and on about this series but honestly I think you should just read it for yourself. I really don't think you'll regret it.
When someone asks me what the plot is, honestly, all I can say is “they play volleyball” HAHAHA… but it’s so much more than that.
PLOT: ★★★★★
The plot was so well thought of from the very beginning and when I re-read the manga I can’t believe the amount of foreshadowing Furudate actually placed. My mind was so blown… I just. No words. I am seriously in love.
ART STYLE: ★★★★★
The art style… *chef’s kiss* especially in the later arcs. There were so many matches but even then Furudate never failed to leave me breathless at each one.
CHARACTERS: ★★★★★
The character development here is THE BEST. HANDS DOWN. that I have ever come across. I fell in love with the so many characters in this series that I did not even think that was possible.
The character relationships... the character dynamics... their mindsets... they are all so perfectly well done and realistic GAHHHH I've said this so many time throughout this review BUT THEY JUST MADE ME FALL IN LOVE SO EASILY. I can't pick my favourite one but hinata and kageyama just hold a special place in my heart.
This connects to the themes but my favourite thing that was done with the characters here was that each one of them embodied a theme or a message that the author wanted to get across. Those are spoilers so I won’t really talk about it but just know that it was one of the main reasons that made me go so crazy about this series.
*cough* hinata kageyama atsumu sakusa bokuto kita noya ushijima tendou tsukki suga kenma kuroo *cough* +++
Note: if you think this series is focused on only 1 team... you're in it for A RIDEEEEEE
I'm getting chills just looking at and remembering these panels ^^
THEMES: ★★★★★
Honestly I basically thought the themes were just gonna be “teamwork” and “friendship”… while it is all that, Furudate sensei was able to make it even deeper.
I think the one that was focused on the most was “It’s not always about winning, it’s about growth”. But there were also so many smaller things that lead up to that bigger point: (1) we get our strength from others, (2) but you also need to make yourself dependable, (3) there is always room for improvement, (4) working hard is good but overworking yourself isn’t, (5) you are built on the small things you do everyday, (6) an ace's back should be an inspiration to your teammates (hi bokuto), (7)+++
The way I wrote it was very straight to the point but I was amazed at how Furudate tackled the so many messages that I received from this series.
PACING: ★★★★★
THE TIMING. OF EVERYTHING. JUST MAKES SENSE.
It’s so realistic that I want to cry. (I actually already did… a lot of times.)
PAGE TURNER: ★★★★★
You should understand that I made this review weeks after I finally calmed down about this series cuz I was really going crazy about it HAHAHA if you have finished this series too or met me while I was reading this, you know what I’m talking about ;)
I'll keep this series close to my heart until the grave. You cannot convince me otherwise.
August 1, 2021
Cuánto sufrimiento en un solo tomo por fa vaaaaaaar. Realmente Haruichi Furudate le gusta vernos sufrir pero que buen manga.
Y encima tengo la posibilidad de hablarlo con una amiga que es la mejor de todas lejos. Que más puedo pedir?
Y encima tengo la posibilidad de hablarlo con una amiga que es la mejor de todas lejos. Que más puedo pedir?
September 12, 2020
ennoshita is neato
September 22, 2020
Me screaming constantly
October 28, 2019
4,5
Che gran bel volume! Con Daichi, il "pilastro" del Karasuno, fuori gioco, fa il suo ingresso in campo colui che, a quanto pare, è destinato a prenderne il posto: Chikara Ennoshita - uno dei pochi in grado di gestire l'esuberanza di Noya e Tanaka, bravo anche a incoraggiare i primini. A rendere la vita difficile la vita a Ennoshita non saranno solo le prestazioni degli avversari, ma sarà anche e soprattutto la pressione che lui finirà per mettersi addosso da solo - la consapevolezza di non essere al livello di Daichi, la paura di essere una zavorra per il resto della squadra, il senso di colpa per essere scappato quando gli allenamenti si erano fatti più duri. Eppure, è forse proprio questo che gli permette di provare forte empatia nei confronti di una persona come Yamaguchi, che spesso si fa dominare dalla paura di fallire, che gli consente di aiutare gli altri in momenti di difficoltà. Fondamentalmente, un altro pilastro, che deve imparare ad avere più fiducia in se stesso.
Quella contro il Wakutani Minami si rivelerà essere una partita molto complicata per il Karasuno, che dovrà sudare le proverbiali sette camicie prima di poter cantare vittoria.
E intanto, nell'altro campo, si gioca un altro match ad alta tensione: Aobajosai contro Date Kogyo.
Che gran bel volume! Con Daichi, il "pilastro" del Karasuno, fuori gioco, fa il suo ingresso in campo colui che, a quanto pare, è destinato a prenderne il posto: Chikara Ennoshita - uno dei pochi in grado di gestire l'esuberanza di Noya e Tanaka, bravo anche a incoraggiare i primini. A rendere la vita difficile la vita a Ennoshita non saranno solo le prestazioni degli avversari, ma sarà anche e soprattutto la pressione che lui finirà per mettersi addosso da solo - la consapevolezza di non essere al livello di Daichi, la paura di essere una zavorra per il resto della squadra, il senso di colpa per essere scappato quando gli allenamenti si erano fatti più duri. Eppure, è forse proprio questo che gli permette di provare forte empatia nei confronti di una persona come Yamaguchi, che spesso si fa dominare dalla paura di fallire, che gli consente di aiutare gli altri in momenti di difficoltà. Fondamentalmente, un altro pilastro, che deve imparare ad avere più fiducia in se stesso.
Quella contro il Wakutani Minami si rivelerà essere una partita molto complicata per il Karasuno, che dovrà sudare le proverbiali sette camicie prima di poter cantare vittoria.
E intanto, nell'altro campo, si gioca un altro match ad alta tensione: Aobajosai contro Date Kogyo.
October 31, 2021
That bonus story had me rolling! So funny!
*coughs*
But the actual story was phenomenal! It really is super hard to say who has the most character growth in Haikyu!! because Ennoshita's story was a HUGE thing of feels! What a moving and relatable character he is! In Daichi's awesome shadow and seeing his (Ennoshita) struggle, I have such a new compassion for him!
AND! A pride in him rising up and overcoming! I know that he still feels like a "failure" of sorts, but only if he could see how far he's come! <3
After that super intense beginning with Daichi, this whole volume was on edge action! There is a lot at stake and I feel everyone was pushed mentally in a different way then they have before. It really shows how much of a rock Daichi has been, but also how the team WILL be okay when he graduates too. (Not that I ever want to think about that!!)
I love how Takeru is a personal rival/challenge for Hinata in Takeru being the most similar player to The Little Giant in their prefecture. I feel it added another lay of depth to the story and a new personal motivation for Hinata.
Seeing that ending (before the bonus stories) did make me tear up though. That was deep and it's hard to see these teams loose…
*coughs*
But the actual story was phenomenal! It really is super hard to say who has the most character growth in Haikyu!! because Ennoshita's story was a HUGE thing of feels! What a moving and relatable character he is! In Daichi's awesome shadow and seeing his (Ennoshita) struggle, I have such a new compassion for him!
AND! A pride in him rising up and overcoming! I know that he still feels like a "failure" of sorts, but only if he could see how far he's come! <3
After that super intense beginning with Daichi, this whole volume was on edge action! There is a lot at stake and I feel everyone was pushed mentally in a different way then they have before. It really shows how much of a rock Daichi has been, but also how the team WILL be okay when he graduates too. (Not that I ever want to think about that!!)
I love how Takeru is a personal rival/challenge for Hinata in Takeru being the most similar player to The Little Giant in their prefecture. I feel it added another lay of depth to the story and a new personal motivation for Hinata.
Seeing that ending (before the bonus stories) did make me tear up though. That was deep and it's hard to see these teams loose…
July 4, 2018
The bonus content this volume was on point. The Haikyuu and Nisekoi one shot had me in stitches, though I also really liked the v-ball card one. Koushi's "Be back in time for dinner" and Bokuto yelling about not being on a card for "reasons" (the cards have official art from the anime on them, and Season 2 hadn't been aired yet by the time of this one shot's release) will always be iconic.
That didn't mean I didn't enjoy the rest of the Wakutani Minami game, which was still just as frustrating and tense as in the anime because man, are both teams good. I think reading the manga did help me warm up to Takeru a bit more, even though both him and Hinata go head-to-head because of their similarities to the Little Giant and the former has more confidence that he will succeed. Ennoshita also proved his game skills when he had to fill in for Daichi after his injury during the match.
Two more volumes to go in my binge reading! I'm excited to see the next two games and get reintroduced to Koganegawa.
That didn't mean I didn't enjoy the rest of the Wakutani Minami game, which was still just as frustrating and tense as in the anime because man, are both teams good. I think reading the manga did help me warm up to Takeru a bit more, even though both him and Hinata go head-to-head because of their similarities to the Little Giant and the former has more confidence that he will succeed. Ennoshita also proved his game skills when he had to fill in for Daichi after his injury during the match.
Two more volumes to go in my binge reading! I'm excited to see the next two games and get reintroduced to Koganegawa.
April 5, 2025
Maintenant que j’ai un petit peu plus de tomes sous la main, je vais pouvoir reprendre un rythme plus soutenu ! Youpi ! Parce que bon, mes petits gars me manquaient.
On avait quitté nos petits corbeaux dans une mauvaise posture. Notre capitaine et Tanaka s’étaient méchamment percutés et Daichi semblait bien amoché. Perdre son capitaine dans un match aussi décisif… pas la meilleure configuration. Mais c’est un challenge que nos héros vont devoir réussir.
Un tome où nos joueurs vedettes ne sont pas mis en avant, moi je suis preneuse. Non pas que je n’aime pas Hinata (je l’adore) ou Kageyama, mais le volley est un sport d’équipe et il est fort sympathique de voir les joueurs qui sont habituellement sur le banc prendre aussi leur envol. Même si cela entraine des complications.
Le jeu est pour ainsi dire cassé. Ce n’est pas une configuration avec laquelle les titulaires ont l’habitude de jouer. Mais le sport c’est aussi faire face à l’imprévu. Non seulement, Chikara et Yamaguchi doivent trouver leur place parmi leurs coéquipiers, mais ils ont aussi une pression de malade sur leurs épaules. Et c’est là qu’Haikyu fait fondre mon petit cœur. Parce qu’encore une fois Haruichi Furudate nous montre ce qu’est un vrai sport d’équipe. De l’entraide, des encouragements, de la résilience, et une force d’esprit incroyable.
Alors oui, on vibre à chaque page parce que rien n’est gagné, que le match est tendu, qu’il y a des nombreuses erreurs. C’est addictif à souhait et on peut même se surprendre à encourager nos joueurs en silence. L’action est toujours hyper bien mise en valeur, les mouvements sont fluides, on se croirait sur un terrain. Franchement un tome intense que j’ai adoré lire.
Mention spéciale également pour une scène qui m’a fait mourir de rire. Le ralenti de la chute d’Hinata où l’on voit la réaction des trois coachs en stop motion ! XD Je m’en remets toujours pas tellement c’était une idée de génie. Parce que Haikyu c’est aussi cette dose d’humour qui fait toujours redescendre la pression. De quoi ne pas avoir une crise cardiaque en plein jeu !
Non vraiment, je ne regrette pas d’avoir commencé cette longue saga. Aucune chute de niveau pour moi en quatorze tomes et c’est un exploit que peu de mangas ont réussi. Pourvu que cela dure !
On avait quitté nos petits corbeaux dans une mauvaise posture. Notre capitaine et Tanaka s’étaient méchamment percutés et Daichi semblait bien amoché. Perdre son capitaine dans un match aussi décisif… pas la meilleure configuration. Mais c’est un challenge que nos héros vont devoir réussir.
Un tome où nos joueurs vedettes ne sont pas mis en avant, moi je suis preneuse. Non pas que je n’aime pas Hinata (je l’adore) ou Kageyama, mais le volley est un sport d’équipe et il est fort sympathique de voir les joueurs qui sont habituellement sur le banc prendre aussi leur envol. Même si cela entraine des complications.
Le jeu est pour ainsi dire cassé. Ce n’est pas une configuration avec laquelle les titulaires ont l’habitude de jouer. Mais le sport c’est aussi faire face à l’imprévu. Non seulement, Chikara et Yamaguchi doivent trouver leur place parmi leurs coéquipiers, mais ils ont aussi une pression de malade sur leurs épaules. Et c’est là qu’Haikyu fait fondre mon petit cœur. Parce qu’encore une fois Haruichi Furudate nous montre ce qu’est un vrai sport d’équipe. De l’entraide, des encouragements, de la résilience, et une force d’esprit incroyable.
Alors oui, on vibre à chaque page parce que rien n’est gagné, que le match est tendu, qu’il y a des nombreuses erreurs. C’est addictif à souhait et on peut même se surprendre à encourager nos joueurs en silence. L’action est toujours hyper bien mise en valeur, les mouvements sont fluides, on se croirait sur un terrain. Franchement un tome intense que j’ai adoré lire.
Mention spéciale également pour une scène qui m’a fait mourir de rire. Le ralenti de la chute d’Hinata où l’on voit la réaction des trois coachs en stop motion ! XD Je m’en remets toujours pas tellement c’était une idée de génie. Parce que Haikyu c’est aussi cette dose d’humour qui fait toujours redescendre la pression. De quoi ne pas avoir une crise cardiaque en plein jeu !
Non vraiment, je ne regrette pas d’avoir commencé cette longue saga. Aucune chute de niveau pour moi en quatorze tomes et c’est un exploit que peu de mangas ont réussi. Pourvu que cela dure !
July 12, 2021
4.25/5 stars
I haven’t been invested in the newly introduced rival teams since the Tokyo camp arc, but I did really like the intensity of their game with Wakunan, and it more than made up for that. I suppose it doesn’t help that there’s a certain direction I’m expecting things to go at this point, which doesn’t always allow me to be invested in the stakes, but that last game really changed that for me. I also like that we got to focus on other members of the team, and the mental strain being sidelined/unprepared for games can place on a player. Unfortunately I know I won’t be rereading that Nisekyu chapter ever again, no thanks.
I haven’t been invested in the newly introduced rival teams since the Tokyo camp arc, but I did really like the intensity of their game with Wakunan, and it more than made up for that. I suppose it doesn’t help that there’s a certain direction I’m expecting things to go at this point, which doesn’t always allow me to be invested in the stakes, but that last game really changed that for me. I also like that we got to focus on other members of the team, and the mental strain being sidelined/unprepared for games can place on a player. Unfortunately I know I won’t be rereading that Nisekyu chapter ever again, no thanks.
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January 10, 202580%
- Daichi comforting Tanaka even though he’s the one who got hurt💗🥹
- YES ENNOSHITA!!!
- Yamaguchi!!!💔💔😭😭
- Ok finally, we wrapped up the game against Wakutani Minami, now it’s time for the rematch against Aoba Johsai!
- Those extras were weird…not a fan…BUT it is interesting that Kageyama showed no interest in a bunch of girls in bikinis (🏳️🌈👀)
- Daichi comforting Tanaka even though he’s the one who got hurt💗🥹
- YES ENNOSHITA!!!
- Yamaguchi!!!💔💔😭😭
- Ok finally, we wrapped up the game against Wakutani Minami, now it’s time for the rematch against Aoba Johsai!
- Those extras were weird…not a fan…BUT it is interesting that Kageyama showed no interest in a bunch of girls in bikinis (🏳️🌈👀)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 2, 2025
➛ vol. 14 ★★★.5
“𝙞𝙩’𝙨 𝙤𝙗𝙫𝙞𝙤𝙪𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙤𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙜𝙪𝙮 𝙞𝙨 𝙨𝙪𝙥𝙚𝙧 𝙜𝙤𝙤𝙙, 𝙤𝙠𝙖𝙮?! 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩’𝙨 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙗𝙡𝙚𝙢! 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙗𝙡𝙚𝙢 𝙞𝙨 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩’𝙧𝙚 𝙬𝙚 𝙜𝙤𝙣𝙣𝙖 𝙙𝙤 𝙖𝙗𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙞𝙩!”
this match was a bit interesting in terms of the similarities found in hinata and a player on the other team. i enjoyed seeing some of the bench players play in this game and can’t wait until they show up more! :)
“𝙞𝙩’𝙨 𝙤𝙗𝙫𝙞𝙤𝙪𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙤𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙜𝙪𝙮 𝙞𝙨 𝙨𝙪𝙥𝙚𝙧 𝙜𝙤𝙤𝙙, 𝙤𝙠𝙖𝙮?! 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩’𝙨 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙗𝙡𝙚𝙢! 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙗𝙡𝙚𝙢 𝙞𝙨 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩’𝙧𝙚 𝙬𝙚 𝙜𝙤𝙣𝙣𝙖 𝙙𝙤 𝙖𝙗𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙞𝙩!”
this match was a bit interesting in terms of the similarities found in hinata and a player on the other team. i enjoyed seeing some of the bench players play in this game and can’t wait until they show up more! :)
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