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Carolina

i’m rewatching for the 45th time with you guys and omg i wish you guys would watch two eps at a time cause i keep wanting more 😂 specially i would like that for the last episodes of this season cause they’re soo good and nerve wracking and impactful! please think about it 🙏🏻 love your reactions and this show so much!! so excited for the next episodes they’re so good! 💗💗

3illi

You're right about what chibi means. It means little/short, implying cuteness (mostly used when talking to/about children). But it can be insulting depending on context. I think in this context, Kuroo is just friendly teasing him.

angel ˚ ༘ ♡•˚

this is irrelevant to haikyuu but you guess should react to your lie in april and anohana!

Rudy Nayager

The reason why Ukai is so good at helping Kageyama is because he's a setter himself.

Chels

To expand on what 3illi said, "chibi" is a cutesy way of saying "chiisai" which means small/tiny and -chan is an endearment to denote baby talk or inject some infantilization, or just cutesy talk, so the thing you call chibi-chan doesn't have to be cute lol it's just them jnfantalizing Hinata playfully, except Tsukki in S1 said it in an instigative way. But you can call pets, girls, children, or things you find cute like if you like bears "kuma-chan" it's akin to like.. "baby" or "sweetey" so if you're really close with a male, you can call him -chan too. I call my cousin Kuri-chan for eg. It's basically like shrimp or shorty, but it's not like here in USA where I go to work, school, or one of my father's friends calls me "hey shorty" without being close. In Japan, you'd be seen as picking a fight (like Tsukki did) if you used that on someone you're not fairly close with. So like 3illi said, it depends on context. So I like to thing the literal and better translation is "tiny-whiny" because of -chan being cutesy lol