#mami nozomu

[kuroi-tsuki]

Haikyuu-bu!! Chapter 138: Wakatsu Kiryu

Sampai jumpa di chapter berikutnya~

#haikyuu!! #haikyū!! #haikyuu bu #hq #mujinazaka #kiryuu wakatsu #mami nozomu #unnan keisuke #ezota naoharu #usuri michiru #hondo subaru #bishin haruma #kuzuri michiko #fukurodani #konoha akinori #sarukui yamato #komi haruki #bokuto kotaro

[cestcirque]

Furudate-sensei’s little one-liners / Q&As from the final Haikyuu guidebook! Of course I must collect them all! LET’S GO!!! 😤

*AS ALWAYS I’m still learning the language and cannot guarantee complete accuracy!

Character Comments

Sakusa Kiyoomi: I envisioned a “strong player,” and that became Sakusa’s final version.

Komori Motoya: Up until junior high, he was an outside hitter who was just good at defense. But being around Sakusa, he thought “I can’t win against that” so he switched to libero to compete in defense.

Kiryuu Wakatsu: His low self-esteem is similar to Akaashi’s. A devoted spiker. [the word used here is the same word used to describe Akaashi as a setter]

Usuri Michiru: Set apart by his burning black heart. [the Japanese here rhymed, I couldn’t not make the translation rhyme, don’t @ me 😅]

Unnan Keisuke: I think he just wants to give off a mysterious aura.

Mami Nozomu: “How lucky I am, just to be alive!!!”

Given Name Origins

Note: This is kind of from the perspectives of the parents, since given names are like a wish for the child’s future. Will make more sense if you know what their names mean.

Sakusa Kiyoomi: He inherited one character from each of his parents’ names.

Komori Motoya: To always keep that initial zeal. [this word is tricky, it refers to the fresh-eyed enthusiasm of starting something new—the same word can also be used to express innocence or naivety]

Tiny Q&A

Q: What triggered Sakusa’s unusual sensitivity to hygiene?

Actually, I don’t think it’s that unusual. I think it just stands out because he firmly expresses his dislike, whether that be out loud or through his facial expression. [THANK YOU 😤]

Q: Did you think about Sakusa’s play style when his name was first mentioned as one of the top 3 aces? And also, if you would, please tell us the reason you didn’t reveal it until the V.League arc?

I didn’t think about it at all. It was put off simply because [Itachiyama] lost before I could introduce it in the high school arc.

#haikyuu guidebook #translations #itachiyama #mujinazaka #sakusa kiyoomi #komori motoya #kiryuu wakatsu #usuri michiru #mami nozomu #OFFENDED that iizuna isn’t here

[scanoyachi]

Haikyuu-bu Chapter 138: Get Kiryuu Fired Up!

as always, i'm still learning, so translations may not be 100% accurate! a number of songs and specific sound effects are mentioned in this chapter, so they'll be linked at the bottom in the order mentioned.

if you enjoyed the chapter and would like to support my work, buy me a ko-fi!

songs mentioned:

maru maru mori mori

ikagatsu exile (maybe)?

day of wrath

anpanman march

dragonball cell walking sound effect

sazae san 1969 ending (first ten seconds)

tara chan running sound effect

#most of this was oita-ben and other kyuushuu japanese so please excuse any inaccuracies! i think it's. mostly correct? #hq bu 138 #haikyuu bu #mujinazaka #kiryuu wakatsu #usuri michiru #nozomu mami #unnan keisuke #kuzuri michiko #hondo subaru #bishin haruma #my translations

[turbomaslo]

#haiykuu #haikyuu!! #hq #sugawara koushi #hinata shoyo #bokuto koutarou #yamaguchi tadashi #tenma udai #akitetu tsukishima #akaashi keiji #hanamaki takahiro #tendou satori #asahi azumane #yu nishinoya #suna rintarou #sakusa kiyoomi #keisuke unnan #nozomu mami #shohei fukunaga #kuroo testuro #oikawa tooru #iwazumi hajime #hoshiumi kourai #bokuaka #asanoya

[siesffuts]

Happy Birthday Mami

#haikyuu #hq #nozomu mami #birthdays #mujinazaka

[tparadox]

Akira destroys Yesterday's Movies

Akira. Tokyo Movie Shinsha 1988. View On WordPress

#1988 #80s #Fukue Ito #Kazuhiro Shindo #Mami Koyama #Mitsuo Iwata #Nozomu Sasaki #Taro Ishida #Tatsuhiko Nakamura

[ragingpothead]

“I customized that bike for myself! It’s too wild for you to handle.”

- Shotaro Kaneda.

circa 1988

Director

Katsuhiro Otomo.

Starring

Johnny Yong Bosch.

Nozomu Sausalito.

Yuriko Fuchizaki.

Yukimasa Kishino.

Fukue Itō.

Mami Koyama.

Yōsuke Akimoto.

Mitsuo Iwata.

8/10

IMDb

another one of my fav’s

#movies #akira 1988 #anime gif #anime #bikers #1988

[byneddiedingo]

Akira (Katsuhiro Otomo, 1988)

Cast: Voices of Mitsuo Iwata, Nozomu Sasaki, Mami Koyama, Taro Ishida, Tessho Genda, Mizuho Susuki, Tatsuhiko Nakamura, Fukue Ito, Kazuhiro Shindo, Yuriko Fuchizaki, Masaaki Okura, Takeshi Kusao, Hiroshi Otake. Screenplay: Katsuhiro Otomo, Izo Hashimoto, based on a manga by Otomo. Cinematography: Katsuji Misawa. Production design: Kazuo Ebisawa, Yuji Ikehata, Hiroshi Ono. Film editing: Takeshi Seyama. Music: Shoji Yamashiro. 

#Akira #Katsuhiro otomo

[docrotten]

AKIRA (1988) – Episode 220 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

“Tetsuo is our friend. If anyone is going to kill him, it should be us.” That’s what friends are for, right? Join your faithful Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr  – as they take on the Decades of Horror universe’s first anime in Katsuhiro Ôtomo’s Akira (1988).

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 220 – Akira (1988)

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A secret military project endangers Neo-Tokyo when it turns a biker gang member into a rampaging psychic psychopath who can only be stopped by a teenager, his gang of biker friends, and a group of psychics.

  Directed by: Katsuhiro Ôtomo (supervising director)

Writing Credits: Katsuhiro Ôtomo & Izô Hashimoto; Katsuhiro Ôtomo (manga)

Selected Cast:

Mitsuo Iwata as Kaneda (voice)

Nozomu Sasaki as Tetsuo (voice)

Mami Koyama as Kei (voice)

Tesshô Genda as Ryu (voice)

Hiroshi Ôtake as Nezu (voice)

Kôichi Kitamura as Lady Miyako / Committee A (voice)

Michihiro Ikemizu as Inspector / Committee I (voice)

Yuriko Fuchizaki as Kaori (voice)

Masaaki Ôkura as Yamagata (voice)

Tarô Arakawa as Army / Committee G / Eiichi Watanabe (voice)

Takeshi Kusao as Kai (voice)

Kazumi Tanaka as Army (voice)

Masayuki Katô as Engineer Sakiyama / Committe D (voice)

Yôsuke Akimoto as Harukiya Bartender (voice)

Masato Hirano as Committee F / Spy / Yûji Takeyama / Terrorist (voice)

Yukimasa Kishino as Assistant / Committee B / Mitsuru Kuwata / Terrorist / Shimazaki (voice)

Kazuhiro Kandô as Masaru (voice) (as Kazuhiro Kando)

Tatsuhiko Nakamura as Akashi (voice)

Fukue Itô as Kiyoko (voice) (as Sachie Ito)

Akira is Chad’s pick and it completely blew his mind as he watched it for the first time with his mouth hanging open. It’s not just the animation that still captures his attention. It’s also the excellent stories and characters, the relationships, and how it leaned into body horror during the confrontation between Kaneda and Tetsuo. There is so much going on that it’s a treat to sit down and watch it. Akira keeps getting better every time he experiences it.

Crystal also loves the characters and their relationships depicted in the oppressed society of Akira. Those psychic kids messed her up and the animation is great, but it’s really the story that makes it special. Bill prefers watching Akira in the original Japanese language with English subtitles, adding that this beautiful and influential film is an unrelenting and brutal bloodbath of a film in which no character is safe. Akira is the first anime Jeff’s seen with the exception of the original Astro Boy TV series (1963-1965) and he, too, is blown away. There seemed to be no top end as the story, color, and animation just kept ramping up. He’s so glad Chad chose this film.

In general, the 80s Grue Crew prefers the version with Japanese language and English subtitles, but it is difficult to take in the visual feast while reading subtitles. At the time of this writing, Akira is available to stream from Hulu, Funimation, and Tubi, and on physical media as a Blu-ray disc or 4K UHD from Funimation.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Jeff, will be David Cronenberg’s Scanners (1981). You know… the one with the scene?

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at [email protected].

Check out this episode!

[animenewsplanet]

Akira (1988) [Anime Review]

See what they did in their anxiety. They were scared. They were scared, so they concealed it from the general public... completely losing any feelings of shame and honor and putting aside the civilization... as well as leaving the science behind it. Closing the lid of Pandora's box they themselves were the ones who had opened it!

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In conclusion, the Akira T-shirt is a great way to show your love for the classic anime. It is well-made and looks great, and it is sure to please any fan of the series. Order yours today!

In the beginning, I'd like to mention that Akira was the 99th episode of my review however, unexpected obligations led me to change the list of queues. However, this doesn't alter the fact that for a long time I had a desire to review this fantastic anime, and yet I was afraid of it as well. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to manage the sheer size of this epic sci-fi film. However, being aware that the film celebrates its 30th anniversary and that 2019 is right near, made me go through my doubts and finally go through the only Akira.

Release Information

Directed by: Katsuhiro Otomo Voice actors: Mitsuo Iwata, Nozomu Sasaki, Mami Koyama

Language: Japanese Original Title: Akira Runtime: 124 min

Synopsis

It's the year 2019 and it's 31 years after the beginning of World War III. From the rubble of Tokyo the capital city of Japan, a new one known as Neo-Tokyo is being built. The postwar society is divided into the ruling class who are out of touch as well as rioting workers and youth who form motorcycle bands. In the course of a conflict among two groups, the Capsules along with The Clowns, Tetsuo barely avoids colliding with a child while on the highway. Then the army comes in and takes the child away, along with wounded Tetsuo before his companion, Kaneda. Tetsuo is put through a variety of tests, and Dr. Onishi decides that he is qualified for the military project that is aimed at training children who possess powerful psychic abilities. But, Tetsuo breaks loose and is on the run. The project's head Colonel Shikishima and Kaneda are trying to stop him but without any result. Tetsuo is determined to face his greatest adversary Akira, the mysterious Akira himself.

"A future that we are able to decide for ourselves"

What could I think of Akira? It's definitely the perfect example of breathtakingly visual splendor. Even though the film has been around for a long time and is still stunning even when compared to contemporary computer-generated animations. Overall the animation was created by hand one frame at a time, by a team of experienced and hard-working artists!

Katsuhiro Otomo is easily described as a god of creation because he did not just come up with the concept of manga as well as directed and wrote the adaptation only two years after completing the entire story arc for the comics. Based on my personal experiences, I know that watching Akira in a cold state isn't an ideal idea as the plot is difficult to follow. Certain things are just mentioned and the history behind Akira isn't clearly explained. After I continued to read the manga but then returned to the film the storyline became more apparent.

But, I wouldn't suggest reading six manga volumes to be able to comprehend the story. This is something I've done on my own as I wanted to explore and experience more of the cyberpunk post-apocalyptic universe that Otomo invented. Are the films vastly different from the original manga? I'd suggest there isn't. With its two hours of running time, it is able to encompass about 50% of the stories from the comics. The remaining 50% that didn't get into the movie are a plethora of subplots, and side-questions, along with an extensive amount of exposition and character development.

I would like to suggest that the film is better than the manga because it effectively connects everything. Certain aspects could have been better explained however the overall story is still very enjoyable. It's not just that Kaneda appears to be the protagonist, who experiences an internal transformation by when the film is over film rather than being a hero-type character within the comic. In reality, the only thing that the manga is better (apart from the fact that it drags the story by having the characters move from A to B continuously) is the relationship that occurs between Tetsuo Akira and Tetsuo Akira. Similar to... two-thirds into the comic-book tale Akira and Tetsuo become their own rulers in Neo-Tokyo and there is no way to tell who is the master, and which one is a slave to this bizarre relationship.

The quantity of blood, sweat, and tears involved in the production of this film is incredible! There were eight different companies involved in the production, a budget of one billion dollars, 2000 pages of notes, a plethora of storyboards, and more than 100,000 animation cells. The sheer magnitude of this undertaking is impressive when compared to the current standard. There were also lots of other activities that took place in the background of animation. Actors recorded their dialogue using sketch boards and physically carried out their characters as if they were directing the radio drama. The awe-inspiring musical score (composed by Shoji Yamashiro and recorded by the Gino Yamashirogumi's collective) added a brand new dimension to the universe of Akira. The whole evidence can be seen in this featurette of the making.

Recommendations

Highly recommended for anyone seeking to learn more about the best parts in the genre of cyberpunk in the correct way. The only problem I have with Akira is that it can be extremely violent, and I don't revisit Akira as much as the likes of Blade Runner (1982). Also, it's important to be in the right mindset to watch Akira. There's also plenty of discussion being discussed regarding the Hollywood remake in recent times. My question is: why? Akira is not in need of an adaptation that is live-action since it's an action film that is life. Its timeless legacy will be influencing the next generation of sci-fi enthusiasts like Tetsuo and will remain in a different dimension.

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[rin-gumi20]

Happy Birthday to Nozomu Mami 8/1 🩶🩶🤍🤍

[vamandi]

other schools birthdays!!

synopsis. the birthdays, positions, heights, and weights of the other schools. includes members from shinzen, nohebi, itachiyama, tsubakihara, and mujinazaka.

editions. other schools birthdays!! – infographic

volumes. karasuno • date tech • aoba johsai • shiratorizawa • nekoma • fukurōdani • inarizaki • kamomedai • miyagi • other schools

Aoi Himekawa

19 January 1997

First Year - Tsubakihara

#14 - Wing Spiker

173.2 cm - 61.5 kg

Keisuke Unnan

29 January 1996

Third Year - Mujinazaka

#4 - Middle Blocker

190.3 cm - 79.8 kg

Kiyoomi Sakusa

20 March 1996

Second Year - Itachiyama

#10 - Wing Spiker

189.0 cm - 72.4 kg

Wakatsu Kiryū

9 April 1994

Third Year - Mujinazaka

#1 - Captain - Wing Spiker

188.3 cm - 85.6 kg

Motoki Teradomori

12 April 1994

Third Year - Tsubakihara

#4 - Wing Spiker

190.5 cm - 80.7 kg

Suguru Daishō

1 July 1994

Third Year - Nohebi

#1 - Captain - Wing Spiker

178.6 cm - 66.5 kg

Motoya Komori

30 July 1995

Second Year - Itachiyama

#13 - Libero

180.2 cm - 66.8 kg

Nozomu Mami

1 August 1994

Third Year - Mujinazaka

#2 - Middle Blocker

190.4 cm - 84.2 kg

Kazuma Numai

4 August 1994

Third Year - Nohebi

#4 - Wing Spiker

178.8 cm - 71.5 kg

Naoyasu Kuguri

9 September 1996

First Year - Nohebi

#12 - Wing Spiker

180.6 cm - 78.2 kg

Sakae Echigo

9 October 1994

Third Year - Tsubakihara

#2 - Captain - Setter

183.2 cm - 71.5 kg

Eikichi Chigaya

19 October 1996

First Year - Shinzen

#7 - Middle Blocker

193.2 cm - 78.5 kg

Kazuki Maruyama

4 November 1994

Third Year - Tsubakihara

#1 - Wing Spiker

177.8 cm - 67.0 kg

Michiru Usuri

12 December 1995

Second Year - Mujinazaka

#9 - Setter

182.2 cm - 70.5 kg

birthday facts!!

of the third years, kiryū is the oldest and unnan is the youngest

kiryū is also one of the second oldest third years of the whole series

teradomari is also one of the third oldest third years of the whole series

of the second years, komori is the oldest and sakusa is the youngest

sakusa is also the youngest second year of the whole series

of the first years, kugiri is the oldest and himekawa is the youngest

kiryū shares his birthday with nobuyuki kai from nekoma

teradomari shares his birthday with michinari akagi from inarizaki

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#haikyuu!! #haikyuu!! edit #tsubakihara #mujinazaka #itachiyama #nohebi #shinzen #maruyama kazuki #echigo sakae #teradomori motoki #himekawa aoi #kiryū wakatsu #mami nozomu #unnan keisuke #usuri michiru #sakusa kiyoomi #komori motoya #daishō suguru #numai kazuma #kuguri naoyasu #chigaya eikichi #hq!! #hq!! edit #kiryuu wakatsu #daishou suguru

[kimbapisnotsushi]

who is kuzuri michiko - not a manga reader (yes i am giving u a chance to make more mujinazaka content)

SJNDLJDA TY LYZ!!

this is not going to be a very long explanation bc we don't get a lot of content on her but!! kuzuri michiko is the coach for mujinazaka, and the only known female coach in the series!! she's tough on the team and i really do NOT blame her when you've got unnan and mami going at it every five seconds and usuri constantly planning world domination or whatever the fuck he does, but she really does care for them too!! i personally believe she is the reason mujinazaka chug their respect women juice more so than any other team in the series!! not that they didn't before but you get what i mean probably!!

also she canonically has a daughter who tbh i would place around their age bc it would just be INCREDIBLY funny and sets things up for all kinds of shenanigans

#I'VE GOT SO MUCH RESPECT FOR KUZURI MICHIKO #kuzuri michiko #unnan keisuke #mami nozomu #usuri michiru #haikyuu #haikyuu!! #sou says stuff #sou answers

[vexx97]

Sunshine boys: Bokuto, Mami, Atsumu, Tendou, Hinata, Suga, Komori, Hanamaki

And their dark boyfriends: Akaashi, Unnan, Sakusa, Ushijima, Kageyama, Daichi, Suna, Matsukawa

#haikyuu!! #unnan keisuke #miya atsumu #mami nozomu #hanamaki takahiro #matsukawa issei #bokuto koutaro #akaashi keiji #sakusa kiyomi #komori motoya #suna rintaro #kageyama tobio #wakatoshi ushijima #tendou satori #sugawara koshi #sawamura daichi #vexx's train to chaos

[silvercrane14]

Me? Making yet another Mujinazaka comic? More likely than you’d think!
Also someone please give Ezo some rest I feel so bad for him.

#mujinazaka #unnan keisuke #mami nozomu #hondo subaru #haikyuu!! #haikyuu #haikyuu fanart #crane draws #ezota naoharu #usuri michiru #Kiryuu wakatsu #Bishin haruma #mujinazaka fan art #mujinazaka high

[skippysartq]

So there isn't any proper colour pallet for Mami Nozomu, that I know about, so I just went black for his eyes and blonde for his hair as some times white hair in manga usually turns out to be some kinda blond or white/grey (Like Sugawara's hair)

#hq birthdays #hq yamato #hq michimiya #yui michimiya #yamato sarukui #hq mami #mami nozomu #haikyuu2ndgen #haikyuu #haikyuu fanart #fukurodani #karasuno girls #mujinazaka