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they can be petty most of the times, to each other

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I love Matilda because it's a story about a child who sees injustice around her and gets mad about it and questions why things aren't fair, and instead of the ending being that she learns how the world works and that life isn't fair, she catapults one of the adults who abused her out of a building with her mind

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I FINALLY WATCHED HAIKYUU KARANEKO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SPOILERS INCOMING

FIRST OF ALL THE ANIMATION AND MISIC WAS FLAWLESS!!!!

But!!!! Somehow it felt like a movie because it was a movie. Where scenes in a tv show would be dramatised it wasnt in the movie :(((

That last part where the camera switch to kenma’s pov… CHEF’S KISS!!!!!

But like i said… i miss the times where the y dramatised stuff… :(

This is def had a different feel from the tv show but i still loved it i guess

But at the same time i dont understand why they couldn’t do a tv show. Season 5 consisting of karaneko and kamomedai, then season 6 with brazil and msby arc. The pacing would have been perfect :((

#haikyuu!! #i still love it dont get me wrong #i guess its just hard for me to get used to new things

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i suck at drawing men so i decide to draw sakusa for practice

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he's literally so fxked up about this

something about the way kindaichi, kunimi, and kageyama all being like. really messed up over the reality that the other party could be anything other than they percieved of them for 3 years

the writing is just

it's really something

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silly hq hair

#omg goshiki!!

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Drawing other characters: damn I always use the same angle Drawing ✨Hinata✨:

#he;s so handsome actually

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things i need to know before i die:

what happened during the karasuno/inarizaki rematch??? like how did inarizaki countered the freak quick? how did karasuno countered miya's freak quick this time? did kinoshita got his hero moment??

who was the interhigh champion destined for nationals during kagehina's 3rd year?? who?? who?? who?? (i have a feeling its either stz or aoba johsai)

WHO WON BETWEEN ARGENTINA AND JAPAN HOT DANG (im better argentina but we never know ughhhhhhh)

#haikyuu spoilers #hq spoilers #haikyuu #ugh i have so many questions #if only furudate gives us that ina karasuno rematch #ughhhhhhhh

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Take It Easy☀️

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realizing that sticking to the "do it bad" "do it scared" mentality implies theres also a "do it bored"

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hbd to my love <3

literally love him sm (and his sass)

#im literally like sakusa in the sense that i get angy when people dont wash their hands and are messy #but unlike him im actually a loser

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Seijoh boys cheer for their captain 🇦🇷🏆

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🌱 third years need more love🌱

#iwa my handsome boi #seijoh 2 truly one of the best matches in hq #also karaneko coming to my city on april 11 AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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my thoughts on karasuno vs inarizaki

The game between them was so incredibly hype and I nearly lost my breath at multiple moments. I love both of these teams and honestly its just so hard to choose a winner, but I felt like the actual outcome wasn't the best?

I dunno I generally thought that many of the results (anime only) of the games were pretty realistic for the most part, with karasuno vs shiratorizawa toeing the line but the struggle made sense there.

The issue came with the karasuno vs inarizaki game, which I thought should fairly go to ina? Maybe I'm missing something fundamentally wrong with their team (other than their cheering section and insane lack of communication sometimes) but they were 2nd seeded in the interhigh nationals while karasuno was beat in the semis of their prefectural tourney. It just doesn't make sense to me that karasuno honed their skills that much leading up to the spring nationals, otherwise ina should have been beaten by many other teams no?

Also, after looking closely, ina's team is pretty much an upgraded version of karasuno. Atsumu was known as the "#1 high school setter" and his synergy with Osamu was freaky, Aran was a top 5 spiker, Suna had crazy blocking, Akagi was a mad cool libero, Kita was a defense oriented captain, and their pinch server was an adorably nervous first year.

Sound familiar? They're basically karasuno upgraded (right now... polished karasuno would slay so hard)

Karasuno winning against Inarizaki kinda shocked me because I was sure they were gonna lose and then come back for redemption the next year, but instead the opposite ended up happening. As of right then in the anime, I felt that ina was the better team and probably would have won that match.

Although, I do understand why karasuno had to win, cause they were playing nekoma next, and no one wants to miss the battle at the garbage dump. I'd be upset if we didn't get to the current team with all the third years play against their rivals, so I suppose I could let it pass.

Even so, I do think realistically Inarizaki should have won that match. Thoughts?

#i can read hq meta al day long #man i love how u said ina is an upgraded version #but i would say that karasuno won not bc of protagonist power #but because they really beat inarizaki #the third set going up till 30's shows that no one was willing to give up #and karasuno won was because kagehi a HAD the memories of the fast attack during seijoh i match #it shows that contrary to the motto of inako you DO need the memories #karasuno imo rightfully won #also spoiler alert inarizaki won on their rematch

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no i actually love that classism is made present and obvious in haikyuu so much, like it’s made to fit so well as an important theme

the difference between the public, private and state schools is so obvious and, imo, well done (e.g. shiratorizawa vs seijoh vs karasuno)

furudate also hits on the urban/rural divide in terms of resources, security, educational standards, etc, and how that affects the tokyo teams compared with the miyagi ones, as well as others

it gets a really good balance between “ppl from lower income backgrounds can and do succeed”, and “ppl from privileged backgrounds have a far higher chance of success” and i love that

some of my favourite examples under the cut, in no particular order

kageyama and ushijima in general, and in their relationships with everyone honestly, but especially hinata and oikawa

“what have you been doing the last three years”

ushijima’s metaphor with plants growing in the best soil (in which the best soil is an elite public school) vs “i am hinata shōyō, from the concrete”

that line is so. fucking good.

karasuno’s vb team struggling to get access to the gym and daichi competing with other teams for facilities

the whole “you should have come to shiratorizawa” thing, especially ushijima and oikawa’s conversation after aoba johsai loses to karasuno (it’s really well done in the stageplay, i can’t find the link rn)

actually i feel like a lot of the fandom’s memes and jokes with ushijima stem from lines that are some of the most poignant examples of class dynamics

hinata cycling over a mountain to get to school

karasuno’s coaching team compared with the other ones, and the patchiness in having reliable teaching supervisors in the past

the timeskip jobs. shiratorizawa, nekoma and karasuno come to mind for me as schools that illustrate this really well.

also the difference in types of schools (e.g. dateko being a technical college) is really interesting when it comes to timeskip. actually, i feel like this’ll end up a whole extra post

the parallels and differences between tanaka, kyōtani and yamamoto

team records of making it to nationals, e.g. shiratorizawa dominating the miyagi prefecture

the roles of parents and the notable absences in many instances

‘the lucky ones’, i think is the chapter title translation - the one focusing on ushijima and sakusa post-timeskip - it’s a really good chapter

nekoma’s motto being ‘connect’ - it’s a key team value, but also highlights the privilege of being well-connected and living in the capital city. it also affects their timeskips, facilities, ability to hold training camps, etc

the everyone-knows-everyone vibe of the town karasuno is in. really hits the nail on the head.

tokyo having an extra team in nationals as the event sponsor slot (i forget exactly what they call it)

it doesn’t diminish the impressive abilities of the players who went to public schools (like sakusa, reon, etc) but also acknowledges the ways class privilege helped them to get where they ended up and i just think that’s a really good balance

oh yeah i live in the uk so in case there’s confusion, us public school = uk state school. public schools here are an extra elite type of private school (eg. eton, harrow, etc)