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Oikawa!!! Kageyama!!! OIKAWA!!!!!!!!!!

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Paola

Not me finally having money to become your patreon again and binging all your Haikyuu reactions 😂 Oikawa is such a great character. Most people can only read his outwardly silly and frankly provoking personality to say the least without spoilers. It's like someone stated in the comments already. Gotta wait for you to get more caught up to delve deeper into it. 😅 Can't wait for the next reactions 🙂

Ryan

7:00 Kinda lame dad-joke that gets lost a bit in the translation: when Daichi says "let's do this," that phrase ('yaru ka') is kinda the equivalent of English's "You wanna go?" Like, it sounds like he's going to pick a fight. That's why the random staff member was all panicking and Takeda was saying "they're just going to 'yaru' a meeting!" (not go beat up the TV crew / Seijoh. Continuing to play up the crows = villains thing) 9:30 One detail that isn't explicitly explained: Takeda and Ukai aren't really "paid" for their roles on the team, . Takeda is assigned his role as one of his staff responsibilities, so I guess you could say it's in his salary, but it's not a lot. Ukai would get reimbursed for most team expenses, and might even get a few hundred a month if the school goes through the paperwork, but even in the best case scenario he's making chump change for what amounts to a second job. These are essentially volunteers, so the fact that they go above and beyond and "pay" each other in rounds of beer shows why they do it: it's fulfilling. It gives them purpose, community, and pride. 15:05 Yes, precisely, haha! Karasuno does need their own chants. We'll later see a couple of them, but frankly, they're kinda lame compared to Dateko's, Seijoh's, or the other teams. 16:10 I guess "student" isn't a bad translation for the Shibata-Yamaguchi relationship, but the original word is a bit more colorful. It's 'deshi' (弟子), the 'apprentice' half of the apprentice-master (弟子師匠, deshi-shishou) relationship. These one-on-one mentor experiences outside the official team are surprisingly common in Japanese sports. Maybe in Western ones, too? I can't say for all, but not the ones I played in. 23:10 "nice serve" before they actually serve, haha. You're right. In Japanese, it works as encouragement, not just as praise, so you'll hear it before essentially every point. It's commonly shortened to just "naissaa." You can say "nice __" just about anything. Some of the less comprehensible ones you'll hear: "nice course" (which means "good job serving/spiking to a great spot where the other team will have trouble") and "nice judge" (which means good job seeing that the other team's ball would go out / good job letting the ball go out).