A Japanese shonen manga series, imprinted and developed by Haruichi Furndate and was afterward subjected to its tv show.
It aired from April 2014 before concluding after 25 episodes and also the follow-up’s premiere in October 2015 was succeeded by yet another season in the next season’s December.
Whilst it is fourth revival “Haikyuu! On the top” was intended to release from two-course, the first constituting of 13 episodes and the second of the remaining 12. Meeting its general positive response worldwide, this is a spellbinding yet simple story infused with authenticity.
Following is a tiny guide to its story along with past series.
Plot
A junior schooler, Shoyo Hinata becomes obsessed over playing volleyball upon catching Karasuno High School’s Volleyball team qualifying for the Nationals on TV.
Despite his short stature he plans for getting the second ‘Little Giant’, Karasuno’s miniature but gifted wing- spiker. He proceeds to play for his college’s volleyball Club becait’s its only member and even on inspiring his friends to join the Club, suffered a trounce into prodigy Tobuo Kageyama’s staff ‘The King of the Court’ and henceforth Hinata was adamant for exact revenge on Kageyama.
Then in his senior years, landing a place at Karasuno High School; much to his surprise discovers Kageyama attending the same school as his. However, the faculty lost its position as the powerhouse school after the passing of the ‘Small Giant’ era and is being mocked because of its detraction.
However, it reclaims it back using the genius skills of Kageyama together with Hinata’s athleticism as the duo partners up in developing a new volleyball strategy and pushes every other into reaching their entire potential, making it into the Nationals.
Release Date
Haikyuu! To the top, part 2 was fixed up for a release in July 2020 that was postponed till late autumn with this ongoing pandemic, further slowing the coming of Season 5 of which we don’t have any guests yet.
Cast
It’s to keep from the 2nd installation of its 4th season that features the pint-sized Hinata and his team at the Nationals, jointly with Kageyama’s attempts.
The voice-over cast including Ayumu Murase as Shoto Hinata, Kaito Ishikawa as Tobio Kageyama, Yu Hayashi as Ryun Kosuke Tanaka, Satoshi Hino as Darichi Sawamura, Miya Irino as Koshi Sugawara, Koki Uchiyama as Kei Tsukishima will be back to this new update.
