with love
For those who love Haikyu!!
Katsura
Kageyama is selfish and self-centered and often gets out of control.
In junior high school, people around him called him "the king of the court."
At first, people tend to think I'm blunt, scary, and have a bad personality.
If you look closely, you'll see he's just a volleyball fanatic.
She simply loves volleyball, has no eyes for anything else, and is full of ambition.
I'm just not very good at communicating!
Here we will introduce some scenes that show Kageyama's love for volleyball.
A scene that shows Kageyama's love for volleyball
■ When I met Hinata in middle school
Hinata is a terrible volleyball player, but she realizes his potential.
"What have you been doing for the past three years?" he said to Hinata, as if to say, "What a waste of your talent!"
I can sense a bit of his excitement.
■After the practice match with Nekoma
He was intrigued by Kenma, a fellow setter, and his different methods were different from his own, so he bombarded him with questions in the hopes of improving.
The nickname "King of the Court" may seem like the kind of nickname given to someone who comes across as arrogant, but it is clear that Kageyama is someone who is never satisfied with the status quo and is always looking up.
■ Asking his nemesis, Oikawa, for advice
Even if your opponent is an enemy, you can use your volleyball skills toAmazing things are amazingI acknowledge and respect this.
Kageyama learned how to serve from Oikawa (he didn't teach him so he just copied him)
I even bowed my head and went to ask for advice, even if it was by force.
It's clear that Kageyama loves volleyball.
■ Always practice
Even after morning practice and club activities, she stays behind to practice. It seems like she always wants to play volleyball.
For Kageyama, rather than trying hard, I feel he has become so fascinated with volleyball that the amount of practice he does naturally increases.
■Interaction with Sugawara-san
Even if you are superior in ability, notice what only your senior has and listen to their advice to learn from them.
He immediately follows Suga's advice on how to communicate and tries hard to change.
Although he speaks in a blunt manner, it is very adorable to see him trying so hard to change his old self!
in the end
It seems that people who are successful in the world don't think of hard work as hard work.
Apparently, he gets so engrossed in it that before he realizes it, he's spent a lot of time on it.
Like Kageyama, finding something you're passionate about may be the key to success.
