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Haikyuu!! 1x7 REACTION! (Patreon)

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2024-02-14 16:30:02
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*FULL, UNBLURRED REACTION*

Jordan: "WHO DAT, JARED!?"
Jared: "OH THAT'S HIM, JORDAN!" 

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Natasha C.

The best part for me so far is hearing you two talk about your competitiveness and how already invested in Karasuno you are! I can't wait for you to see more because, from the way you both talk about yourselves and basketball, something tells me you will identify a lot with this show and certain characters ☺️. Okay I swear I won't do this all the time but I realize the harder part about watching a "slice of life" story like this for anyone who isn't familiar with the culture might not pick up on all the common everyday cultural things mentioned. So some things that are not spoilers but to help: 1) In a lot of East Asian cultures the age hierarchy is sometimes more strict. You'll hear some characters talk about this in team settings on the show. So a kouhai (the junior) will more often bow to their senpai (their senior) respectfully but it is more significant for a senpai to bow to their kouhai (their junior). For example - elders often eat first, so Hinata eating the bun before his senpai on a team is generally a no-no because he is the kouhai. Though obviously the boys probably didn't really care and were joking around! 2) The school Aoba Johsai will sometimes be called "Seijoh" - it's a shortened nickname for the school. In English we shorten names by sound (like how people call me Nat). But here the nickname Seijoh comes from the characters (spelling) of the name being shortened. So Aoba Johsai is written as 青葉城西 and is pronounced "Aoba Johsai", but the when shortened by taking out characters to make "青城" it has a different pronunciation when the characters are combined this way and that's why they say "Seijoh". I hope that made sense. 3) I don't think it's explicitly said in the anime but Takeda-sensei is a literature teacher at the school (explains why he's so poetic!) and the club advisor is basically the teacher volunteering to oversee the team/club and its students so that the club can exist at the school. 4) The smacking on the back is often an anime action of teammate/friend encouragement and camaraderie. It's exaggerated but it's meant to be a good thing! I won't drop a question because I think I wrote too much... but loving your thoughts and reactions so far! ❤️

nikki
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Love your comment! As a Southeast Asian, the culture of being respectful and paying respects to your seniors or elders whether in school, work or in your own family and friends, also the age hierarchy are very evident on, I would say, most asian countries... it's a normal knowledge for us asians and for veteran anime watchers but to first timers in anime and someone from a Western culture like Jared and Jordan, some actions and conversations might seem new and curious to them, so no matter how long the explanations, please keep em coming because it would help them a lot not just with their anime journey but to widen their cultural knowledge as well.. I'm sure they read all comments no matter how long and are very appreciative of the effort given to explain everything to them.. Your comment is very informative and easy to understand, thank you for this! ☺️

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