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In Haikyuu 4x23, The Birth of the Serene King, Kageyama decides it's not his decision.

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https://youtu.be/y3o8SyJQCF0

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Emman Reed

man, that job opportunity sounds pretty impressive. I think this whole episode had more impact on me than I thought and with some of the things you said I began to realize it. I loved the reaction. Excited for more and more Good'ol Goodwin content :))

Ryan

For the second-to-last time this season, please indulge my music evolution comments, haha. This time, it's for the Birth of the Serene King: First, the S1 soundtrack "Breakthrough" is what they're calling back to. Timestamped here to the melody: https://youtu.be/Xvs0UMsiXwM?si=djrrNcEaFcvZQfC8&t=103 The new soundtrack title requires some explanation, but it's here: https://youtu.be/Pqh8tgd9RFI?si=mxPR2ZAxvinwUSnr So, in Japanese, if you write things in kanji, you could pronounce them different ways depending on what you mean. For example, 辛い can be either "tsurai" (painful) or "karai" (spicy). Fiction authors have, for a long time, used this idea and taken increasingly bold creative license with it. In this case, Tanaka says, "this isn't just him puffing me up. This is a 'threat.' Kageyama's saying, 'You see this faith I have in you. Now shut up and go show them why.'" The word "threat" is 脅迫 (kyouhaku), and that's how it's written, but the manga indicates that it's intended to be pronounced 'shinrai,' which means "trust." In other words, from Kageyama, this is a threat, but what that threat actually means is that he trusts in me. The new soundtrack title is the same: written 脅迫(kyouhaku, "threat"), but pronounced 'shinrai' ("trust"). Sorry if that's a bit confusing. In my head it made more sense, haha.

Ryan

Absolutely! I hope that you get a very lucrative job from your sojourns! :)

Skyler Anderson

Kita speech is one of my favorite. I play the game Super Smash Bros competitively and go to tournaments and so as a competitor there's been a lot of times where I've gone into a match already thinking "I'm going to lose because this player is so talented and I'm not." It speaks so true to Kita saying that if you think they're just talented from the start and don't understand the work they put in then you've lost before you even played them. Excited to see your reaction to the conclusion of the anime for right now.

Anya Mcghee

now I'm wondering if any local consular officers watch your channel....

Sam B

What you were reiterating about how saying you'll do things can make you feel the same reward as actually doing them, so you don't end up doing them.. I feel that great anime like Haikyuu and Vinland Saga can have that same effect on me. They are absolutely inspirational, but allow me to feel the reward of such heroic/human acts without doing them myself. Weird P.S. What is the outro song on this vid?

Chris Sharpe

I’m sure your opponents were worse off when they found out they were against a Young Link main.

Chris Sharpe

Yeah, I find it is pretty similar with those “self-help guides” or those gurus.

Skyler Anderson

LOL my character does have the annoying factor but when you're up the top 10 players in your state some of which being top 50 in the world it's not that easy hahaha

Chris Sharpe

Honestly, I wish I could just snap my fingers and get the adaptation of the rest of the manga. At this point in the series, Kita was easily in my top 5. By the end of the series, he’s contending with some others for even being in the top 10. I have made clear that I ADORE Kita and think he is absolutely phenomenal and one of the most inspirational characters to me. Despite this, the reason he drops so much is not because he is lacking, but because there is so much jaw-dropping development for so many other characters in the future. Hinata is the main one, but there are so many characters your wouldn’t expect that get so much development (which is why I won’t mention them for spoilers). Everything so far has been a 9/10, everything after the anime is an easy 10/10.

Chris Sharpe

@Skyler Honestly, that is very impressive. The only experience I had was a little online play a couple years back. Great job.

Sacha

Everytime you brought up the discussion of genuis and talent throughout the series all I could think was “Don’t worry! Just let them cook!” Kita is just soo magnificent. I don’t think I ever fell in love with a character that fast then I did when his introduction chapter came out. The whole fandom was in shambles for him and we still to this day continue to be. The power this man holds in us! I don’t even need to add to this lil monologue at the end because it’s just perfect on its own. That’s why in the fandom it is almost an insult if we call one of the characters “talented” or a “genuis” because it misses soo much of the point of the series. It’s also great that Oikawa gets featured for the first time in the season for THIS episode because he was one of the first characters that brought this theme up. Also funny thing. When 4x22 finished at the very end for the ‘next time’ clip for 4x23 it was just Oikawa’s ear with the head phone in. Anime Twitter went into absolute hysteria. He trended like crazy and all you saw on your timeline was his damn ear all week 😂 He has such a choke hold on the fandom too. Since his introduction and especially this game, we have seen Atsumu put his absolute being into a set. He will do everything he can with his body in order to create the best set for his spikers. He wants his spikers to match his passion and love of volleyball and give their all in their spike, because HE puts his all into his set. That’s why “I’m moved, Shoyo-kun” is soo beautiful. You’ve talked about how soo often Hinata doesn’t get recognition and yet here, here we have the number 1 best high school setter in Japan, Atsumu be moved by him. Hinata who from the very beginning in season 1 episode 4 said to Kageyama “I’ll take any toss I can get. Gratefully.” This energy and love is what Atsumu chases with his spikers. The full line Atsumu says in the manga is “Even if it’s short or long, or too close to the net. As long as the setter has given it their utmost, he’ll take it all. I’m moved, Shoyo-kun” 😭

agoodwintv

Lol it's funny cause I actually met a government official recently at a meetup and we were joking about it. But what I'm doing is legal, it's just a little less stable. The immigration officers can see all my reentries in my passport. I have over a full page now

agoodwintv

Yeah self help contains that same trap for sure. Song is hey there by half.cool