Voice Actor With that said, Kageyama tries the quick again, but with Hinata dodging. As the conversation continues, Atsumu asserts that Kageyama was more cut-out to be a wing spiker than a setter, because he actually looked like he had fun while playing as a hitter. Karasuno fails to receive the ball and Aoba Johsai wins[19]. Age The two were able to block the spike and gain the final point that would win the match for Karasuno. Inarizaki would receive the serve but Kageyama and Hinata would use their quick attack to score. Endings and Beginnings The words from Oikawa and Atsumu then run through his mind, the former telling him to put the ball exactly as the spiker wants it, while the latter informs him that he's a "goody-two-shoes" (because of his obedience to his hitters' requests). Copyright 2020 FindAnyAnswer All rights reserved. Afterward, as they were leaving, Hinata ran up to Kageyama and vowed to defeat him next time. Nishinoya asks Kageyama what junior high he’s from and he replies with Kitagawa Daiichi. Kageyama has trouble memorizing initially, but when Daichi interferes and quizzes him on volleyball signals, Kageyama shows perfect memory and notes that he memorized everything the same day he was taught. As he rests, he observes Sugawara in play. The next day, Kageyama’s practicing his serve aim when Hinata gets in his way. Kageyama is later able to tell that Kenma tricked Asahi and Tsukishima into blocking him when he looked like he would do a setter dump but changed to a set at the last minute; similar to what Atsumu had done the previous day. He finishes by yelling at Hinata to get back into the game, surprising the latter, who was expecting a harsher punishment. He announces arrogantly that he has the potential to make Karasuno better so he has to be allowed on the team. Before the game began, Kageyama went to the bathroom, where he encountered Hinata being bullied by members from Kitagawa Daiichi. During the break, Karasuno watches Aoba Johsai’s current match. However, Kageyama replies sheepishly that with Hinata’s current skill level, he would rather take on all the roles by himself than work with Hinata. Kitagawa Daiichi moved forward with the tournament, but lost at finals; it's hinted that Kageyama may be one of the main reasons for the loss due to his picture being on an article about the match. He points out the players’ mistakes before focusing on Kageyama, announcing that he’s going to crush him in a regular game. Kageyama states tha, t it was fun, and compliments Atsumu on his setting skills. Despite this, Kageyama is shown with a smirk at seeing Hinata is making his new jump work. Kageyama blatantly refuses because of Hinata’s low skills and reveals that he’s planning on only using Tanaka during the match on Saturday. When Inarizaki reached match point, a flashback shows that Tanaka had made a request of Kageyama in the first set of wanting fewer sets. Noticing his tension, his teammates quickly tease him and remind him of his skills. He was widely regarded as a volleyball prodigy by many of the prefecture's players and coaches. Kageyama yells at Hinata for spacing out while cleaning up and Hinata remarks that they won. A stray ball suddenly comes towards them and as Ushijima reaches for it, Hinata jumps ahead of him and grabs it before challenging him by Kageyama’s side. As the game continues, Date Tech's blockers do very well, managing to get a hand on a bunch of Karasuno's attacks. Kageyama reaches for the ball at the same time as Oikawa, who grabs onto it and teases Kageyama. He turns to Hinata and smirks, stating that he’ll get the ball to him. Though his social skills are rough, it’s obvious that Kageyama’s trying now. He exclaims that he’ll defeat Tsukishima, who laughs at him before leaving. He often emits an intimidating aura, which is heightened by the almost permanent scowl on his face. While studying, Hinata tells Kageyama to ask Tsukishima for help and Kageyama reluctantly accepts after some persuasion. December 22, 1996 However, Kageyama’s the only one to understand the language and Tanaka snaps that when Kageyama tries to explain things, no one understands him either. Kageyama accepts and replies with “we will win”, shocking Kindaichi as Kageyama had never used such an inclusive pronoun before. Tsukishima butts in, remarking that the king is back, and Kageyama starts to apologize, only to be interrupted by Hinata, who asks what's so bad about being a king. Kageyama admonishes him and notes that he should be grateful for being a starter in his first year. Sugawara gets the first touch, hindering the two-setter attack, but Karasuno prepares for a synchronized attack instead. When Hinata is able to score using the wide broad jump in the first rally of the second set, Hinata would attempt to get a compliment from the setter only to be ignored. Karasuno wins the match[37]. Additionally, this has also helped him regain his confidence as a setter. When Kuroo was able to spike past Hinata, Kageyama was the only one who could make the receive which led Nishinoya to make a set. The two remain outside the gym. Immediately, he jumps into action, setting off on a first touch. Of course, no one is, and Kageyama apologizes, calling it "habit. During the break, Hinata asks Kageyama why he asked if he was scared before, wondering if Kageyama knew the quick would work today. Kageyama and Hinata have trouble synchronizing initially. Around the end of practice, Coach Ukai approaches Kageyama, and asks him about the camp and whether there was anything that concerned him. After Kageyama serves, Shimada believes that Kageyama would not be able to make the set but the first year surprises everyone when he is quickly able to rush forward from just serving and sets to Hinata. I wanted to start off by apologizing for my late post, school has gotten ridiculously busy and I was swamped with work. This provokes the libero, and he confronts Kageyama after the rally ends. As expected, Kitagawa Daiichi easily overwhelmed Yukigaoka, but Hinata remained determined. The next day, Hinata and Kageyama approach Asahi at his classroom and are introduced to the former ace. It succeeds and Kageyama reminds him that he’s just as valuable to the team as an ace. Kageyama responds that Hinata’s a hundred years too early for that anyway, annoying the latter. Hinata climbs the tree while Kageyama yells at him and tries getting the ball with a stick. Kageyama started playing volleyball in his second year at Akiyama Elementary and soon became a genius setter. After Hinata points out that the final match is today, the middle blocker starts screaming and running around the gym. However, Kageyama's exceptional abilities and lack of consideration for others led him to develop an arrogant demeanor and an inability to cooperate with his teammates, causing them to refer to him as the "King of the Court". As the match progresses, Kageyama gets increasingly frustrated with Tendō’s ability to predict his moves. Over time, he has learned to utilize his skills to bring out the best of his spikers. Weight They aren’t allowed to join until they begin to view each other as teammates. Number [51]. Tanaka starts to lecture them but the door suddenly opens, scaring the three. He now pays attention to his spikers' condition and adjusts his toss accordingly instead of forcing them to match him all the time. Hinata and Kageyama encounter each other again at Karasuno. In the present day, he still gets extremely angry when he is called by his nickname, "King of the Court", but has changed dramatically, terrified that his new teammates will turn their backs on him again. Kageyama Tobio Weight Karasuno then heads over to Date Tech for their practice match, and Kageyama is seen glaring at Koganegawa, thinking about Hinata's earlier words. Hinata’s words remind Kageyama of his troubles with Kitagawa Daiichi and how he was ultimately benched, motivating him to finally act like a true setter to Hinata. All of their changes accumulate in the final match against Fukurōdani. After Saeko and her taiko group arrived, Kageyama used Hinata's want to do a back attack to set to Daichi. [43] Tanaka eventually arrives with the key to the clubroom, and as they climb the stairs, Kageyama tells Hinata that he can jump way higher. It succeeds and soon, they’re able to overwhelm Tsukishima’s team. You are here because you probably want to know the average height for men in your country. He walks to Hinata silently as the latter backs away in fear. Hoshiumi sets the ball, and Kageyama scores. Kageyama is the youngest first year on the team, whereas Hinata is the oldest. During a break, Hinata remarks that if Asahi comes back, the team’s morale would be a lot better. It’s at the final match now. Hinata yells that without Asahi, the upperclassmen aren’t happy and Asahi responds that he can’t get over the image of being blocked so many times. Kageyama and the others are left speechless when Kenma was able to win the first set for Nekoma when he returned the ball directly in the path where Kageyama made his forward approach and the confusion it caused allowed the ball to land before anyone could attempt to save it[50]. Kageyama gives a respectful bow to all of them. As they mention it, Ushijima appears behind them[21]. Nishinoya is able to carry out the request and Karasuno stops Himekawa. Before he can say anything, Kindaichi shouts at him to not apologize, reasoning that everything that’d happened is already part of the past. As a result, the upperclassmen have to help him and the three other “idiots” study. Kageyama walks away too, yelling at Hinata that they’ll beat the other two. After the team returns to the school, Kageyama heads home with the others. As he says this, he thinks back to his time in Kitagawa Daiichi[11]. Kageyama apologizes for losing his cool, but Ukai reminds him to focus not on Oikawa, but Aoba Johsai instead and to remember that he has a team as well. hijima seemed in perfect shape to him, which causes Sakusa to react with disbelief, questioning if Karasuno used tricks or actually stuffed Shiratorizawa's ace. Rōmaji The latter remarks that even if Kageyama isn’t the setter, he’ll be able to play as a regular anyway and exclaims that spikers are cooler than setters anyway. But no matter what, they’re going to get to nationals again. As the game continues, two spectators comment on Kageyama's ability to sync up with a left-handed middle blocker right away, as well as his keen instinct and impeccable technique. Ukai states that Kageyama uses his actions to get the message across to Kenma that he will have to think of something else if he wants to contain the super quick attack. In the end, Kageyama has to rush in front of him and beg loudly. After Ushijima insults Aoba Johsai, Hinata becomes serious, unnerving Kageyama as well. He announces that it’s time for him and Kageyama to show their skills as well. The conversation drifts to the short kid who had blocked Kageyama earlier, Hoshiumi, and Chigaya asks if Kageyama knew him. Surprisingly, Kageyama doesn’t have any problems with it. 20 (2016 National Team) 20 (Schweiden Adlers) 9 (2021 National Team) 20 (Ali Roma) Sakusa then approaches the two, asking Kageyama why Shiratorizawa lost, and if it was because Ushijima was hurt. Sometime later, the test scores come out and the two fail, with Kageyama scoring a 38. He is left speechless when Hinata forgets to his the spike which results in Inarizaki gaining the point. Kageyama replies that he won’t let it get to his head and the two teams part ways. His typical attire consists of either his school uniform or practice clothes. Ukai states that Kageyama should change his toss to one that falls around the area where it’s hit. He denies this, and Chigaya then asks if Hoshiumi is as good at jumping as Hinata, with Kageyama answering that he's even better. After Hinata gets a ball over Hyakuzawa, Kageyama suddenly states that today feels like a good day[24]. Back at the gym, Kageyama and Hinata practice the new jump, with the latter complimenting Kageyama internally for his amazing and consistent sets. The day of the match comes and Oikawa picks out Kageyama instantly. Frustrated, he angrily thinks about how having a spike he set up getting blocked is more infuriating than having his own spike blocked. After Kageyama gives a different toss, Hinata angrily calls it out. The setter criticizes Hinata and blames him for everything and Daichi interjects coldly. Takeda interrupts them and adds that this defeat is just a trial to overcome. Sugawara solemnly explains that he was afraid of competing for his position with Kageyama, but at the same time, he was relieved because he was always afraid of tossing a ball that would be blocked. The next move, Hinata jumps up too close to the net but rather than panicking, Kageyama quickly tosses to that point. He then stands up and challenges Kageyama again[12]. 2,"[41] Kageyama mostly ignores Chigaya's attempts at conversation, eating his food silently and answering his questions with short responses. Kageyama's serve, while off, manages to get over the net but was received by Akagi. Tsukishima and Daichi were able to get the ball back to Inarizaki where Kageyama and Hinata would spot the Miya twins prepare to attempt the quick attack. Kageyama also has an affinity for improvised strategy and is the first person to suggest using Hinata's prominent presence on the court as an effective decoy. Hinata rushes back into the game at full power and scores with a broad attack. In response, he and Hinata bring out their quick, forcing Ushijima to finally receive a ball. It lands on Karasuno’s court, winning the game for Nekoma. The latter responds that nothing is more terrifying than Oikawa[33]. Afterward, Kageyama and Hinata are chatting to Hinata’s junior high friends when Ushijima approaches them with a challenge. Kageyama excels at the top among his teammates in jumping reach[38]. What's the difference between Koolaburra by UGG and UGG? The latter accepts the invitation and mockingly bids the jealous Hinata farewell, as he is moving on forward, much further than him. Kageyama answers that Us. During the second set, a triple block is able to get the ball in the air after Aran tried to spike past Karasuno's blockers. As soon as he does, his facial expression changes, and all of his hesitation in the match disappears. Kageyama sees Hinata staring at Nakashima and reminds him that play the same way since he can’t compete, annoying Hinata. Kageyama adds that Oikawa may be the strongest in the prefecture according to Ushijima, but he surpasses that. The middle blocker exclaims that they’ll defeat the Grand King and Kageyama agrees, noting that they have to defeat Oikawa to move forward[15]. Immediately, Ukai calls a timeout and asks Kageyama to change his toss in hopes of changing Hinata’s attack. Manga (Timeskip) After Karasuno scores off it, he and Kunimi exchange a look. In the end, Karasuno wins this match. As Oikawa explains to his teammates, Kageyama suspects that he figured out the signals to his quick. Annoyed, Hinata calls Kageyama a damn King, angering the latter, but Kageyama doesn’t retort. Kageyama hurriedly tosses to Asahi, but he gets blocked as well. Haikyū!! Kageyama accepted angrily before leaving. Kindaichi tells Hinata that Kageyama’s bound to yell at him again, but Kageyama apologizes for the poor toss instead. The two try countering with a quick strike from an abnormal angle, surprising everyone. Specifically that Hinata has great ability but has not been able to hone it properly to his greatest potential. He brings up Kageyama’s past with Kitagawa Daiichi and offers to throw the game so Kageyama and Hinata could win. Exasperated, Kageyama yells at Hinata to move faster but Sugawara interrupts, pointing out that Hinata’s ability is being diminished by Kageyama’s toss. In the end, the association wins and Asahi and Nishinoya return to the team. The next match is against a team with a 201 cm tall player, but Kageyama is seemingly the only Karasuno member who doesn’t care. It succeeds, only for Kenma to send the ball back. Haikyuu Zombie Apocalypse AU He has unruly, orange hair and brown eyes. Kageyama keeps his calm initially and goes for a spike, announcing to Hinata afterward what type of attack it was. Kageyama then goes on to try to talk with his other teammates, and Chigaya notes that though the setter isn't good at the communication thing, he's really trying his best at it. Kageyama tries to apologize to Kindaichi. Gender The setter darkly replies that either way, they’re going to win. Hinata agrees after thinking it over. Kageyama continues training with Tanaka as Hinata goes to Sugawara, but Hinata’s dissatisfied by this arrangement and pesters Kageyama for a toss. As he heads to the bench, Hinata suddenly screams that he’ll be the one to defeat Kageyama. Home town Kageyama telling Hinata that he's going ahead. They compliment Hinata for his performance last year and he exclaims that he’ll become Karasuno’s ace. He manages to set a botched pass from one of his teammates, Motoya Komori, to Sakusa, another one of his teammates, who spikes the ball. During Kageyama's next serve, he is not affected by the Inarizaki cheer section trying to overwhelm him with booing. He tells Hinata to use his highest jump and his best speed and Kageyama will get the ball to him. He goes up to serve, noting that the ball feels good in his hands, and scores right away[17]. High School Concern: He gets the feeling that animals dislike him. ≻ 100% does not mean to. This puts a lot of pressure on Kageyama, and Hinata notices his odd behavior, like how he's abnormally quiet. In the end, Karasuno wins with Asahi’s spike. Sakusa realizes that Kageyama is from Karasuno High School, and remarks that that was the team that somehow beat Ushijima.
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