Rating (Out of 5): ~3.5
Publisher: Shonen Jump (VIZ Media)
Release Date: December 2016
Volumes: 26+
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
Shoyo Hinata is out to prove that in volleyball you don't need to be tall to fly!
Ever since he saw the legendary player known as “the Little Giant” compete at the national volleyball finals, Shoyo Hinata has been aiming to be the best volleyball player ever! He decides to join the team at the high school the Little Giant went to—and then surpass him. Who says you need to be tall to play volleyball when you can jump higher than anyone else?
After having overcome the Iron Wall of Date Tech, it’s finally time for Karasuno to have their rematch with Aoba Johsai! Kageyama and Karasuno claimed victory in the practice match, but how will they fare in a real game? Tensions are high as Tohru Oikawa is out to crush Kageyama once and for all.
Ever since he saw the legendary player known as “the Little Giant” compete at the national volleyball finals, Shoyo Hinata has been aiming to be the best volleyball player ever! He decides to join the team at the high school the Little Giant went to—and then surpass him. Who says you need to be tall to play volleyball when you can jump higher than anyone else?
After having overcome the Iron Wall of Date Tech, it’s finally time for Karasuno to have their rematch with Aoba Johsai! Kageyama and Karasuno claimed victory in the practice match, but how will they fare in a real game? Tensions are high as Tohru Oikawa is out to crush Kageyama once and for all.
Review:
Karasuno continues their game against Date Tech, and it's intense.
They're trying hard, and they're ever optimistic. Date Tech proves to
be a very good competitor, too, with their Iron Wall that makes it
very hard to hit past.
When that game ends, the group gets to go home for a night, then are back
the next day. They get a little practice in, and to talk about their
next competition—this time with Blue Castle. Blue Castle proves to
be even harder, with their head man good at encouraging his team
mates and very watchful of subtle movements.
Oikawa's team mates like him and look up to him, and I do admit that
he's good at working his teammates. But he's also a huge jerk, and I
don't like him at all. I honestly don't see how anyone else
does, when he feels rather fake to me. He's definitely smart, though.
We're left on yet another cliffhanger, and I really can't wait to see
what happens next. I want to see how this game end—I'm really not
sure if they're going to go forward or not.
A review copy was provided by the
publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!
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