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No way.

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Whatever. I just need
to get to the camp on time.

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What are you doing?

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Well... I guess... I'm lost?

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Are you from out of town?

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Is that fun?

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I'm just playing to kill time.

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Do you play volleyball?

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Those are volleyball shoes.

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I'm in the volleyball club too.

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I'm Shoyo Hinata.

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Kenma Kozume.

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Do you like volleyball?

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Just okay.

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It just happens that I'm playing it.

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Although I don't hate it,
I don't like being tired.

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<i>But my friend plays.</i>

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<i>If I don't play,
I think it will trouble him.</i>

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If you like it,
it's even more fun to play.

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It doesn't matter.

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I won't play after I graduate.

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<i>Kenma, wake up!</i>

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Everyone's gone for breakfast.

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Come on. Wake up.

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Wake up!

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<i>Good morning!</i>

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<i>The day has finally come!</i>

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<i>I'm so excited!</i>

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FROM HINATA

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Is that from Chibi-chan?

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He could easily send a message
to an opponent he's about to face.

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What an interesting guy.

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I'm sure Chibi-chan
will go all out to beat you.

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It's only natural
that he wants to win the tournament.

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I'm not talking about the match.

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I'm talking about you.

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I don't get it.

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SENT

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KAKESU INN

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FROM KENMA KOZUME: THAT'S RIGHT

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Even if Kenma loses,
he probably wouldn't think much of it.

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But I have to beat him!

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MAIN TITLE

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COURT A: NEKOMA VS KARASUNO

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Mr. Nekomata,
the dumpster battle is about to begin.

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But we didn't come here
so that we could play Karasuno.

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It's just that more people
are looking forward to this game.

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That includes me.

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- Let's go!
- All right!

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JAPAN VOLLEYBALL

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These kids don't know
about our rivalry back then.

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Mr. Nekomata.

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Let's have a good game today.

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We're ready to win.

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I accept your challenge.

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Well, if it isn't the Karasuno team,
the diving experts.

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We've got you guys to thank.

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FLY

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You've come to watch the games
two days in a row.

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You said otherwise, but you came
to cheer for Nekoma, didn't you?

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No!

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I came to watch Nekoma lose!

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You're not being honest.

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TOKYO METROPOLITAN NEKOMA HIGH SCHOOL

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I'm serious.

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Let's have a good game!

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Let's get fired up!

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We can't let them beat us in cheering!

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Go, go, Nekoma!

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Push it, push it, Nekoma!

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FLY

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Go, go, Nekoma!

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Push it, push it, Nekoma!

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I'm so jealous.

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I want to play Karasuno and Nekoma too.

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Yes.

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Yamamoto, you can do it!

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All eyes on me!

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As expected of Tokyo's home team,
the cheerleaders are amazing.

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Who cares if they're the home team?

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Come on, Kenma.

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Let's stop that dynamic duo.

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After all, it's toughest
when our defense gets breached.

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<i>Kenma has almost no interest
in winning the game.</i>

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<i>Words like that don't motivate him.</i>

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<i>He only analyzes
whether it's possible or not.</i>

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<i>Will it be possible or not?</i>

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I have no idea.

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All right. Let's do our chant.

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We are plasma.

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Let's make our motions fluid.

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Keep the oxygen flowing,

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so the brain can work
to its full potential.

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Let's devour our opponents!

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Let's go!

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Let me introduce
the starting members of each team.

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First up is Karasuno High School,

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who defeated a front-runner,
Inarizaki High, yesterday.

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Number 1 is the captain,
the pillar of Karasuno,

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- the wing spiker, Daichi Sawamura.
- Make some noise!

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Number 3 is the wing spiker,
the ace of Karasuno, Asahi Azumane.

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Number 5 is Ryunosuke Tanaka,
a junior wing spiker

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who is rapidly improving
in this tournament.

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Number 9 is Tobio Kageyama,

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a freshman setter
who's gaining a lot of attention.

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Number 10 is also interesting.

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He is the shortest middle blocker
in the tournament, Shoyo Hinata.

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Number 11 is the team's tallest blocker,
the middle blocker, Kei Tsukishima.

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The libero is Number 4,

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the Guardian Deity
and the mood maker, Yu Nishinoya.

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Their team leader is Coach Ittetsu Takeda.

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Since Coach Takeda
has no volleyball experience,

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<i>the actual coach is Coach Keishin Ukai.</i>

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A FATEFUL SHOWDOWN
SPRING TOURNAMENT, ROUND 3

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That's my grandson.

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Amazing!

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He's so young.

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You two look alike.

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MR. IKKEI UKAI

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CONNECT

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Next up is Nekoma High School.

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Number 1 is the captain, Tetsuro Kuroo.

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He's an all-around middle blocker.

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Number 2 is stable
in both offense and defense,

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the calm senior wing spiker, Nobuyuki Kai.

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Number 4 is the junior ace,
Taketora Yamamoto.

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He's Nekoma's main powerhouse.

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- Shut up, Tora.
- Number 5 is the "brain" of Nekoma,

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the setter, Kenma Kozume.

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He's shown us a lot of amazing plays
in this tournament.

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Number 6's ever-changing tactic
is creating a buzz.

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A junior wing spiker, Shohei Fukunaga.

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Number 11's huge body and ball sense
are slowly making him Nekoma's ace.

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- A freshman middle blocker,
- Please toss the ball to me!

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Lev Haiba.

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- Are you stupid?
- The libero is Number 3,

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Nekoma's defensive ace, Morisuke Yaku.

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<i>Their team leader
is Coach Yasufumi Nekomata.</i>

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That's Master's rival, right?

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It's Coach Bakeneko.

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No, it's Coach Nekomata.

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Master, don't you want to join
this tournament too?

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It's not like that.

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Although my name isn't
in the Spring Tournament brochure,

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my disciple is there.

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<i>My kin is also there.</i>

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I have no regrets.

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<i>This match belongs to these kids now.</i>

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<i>But we didn't get this far on our own.</i>

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<i>All of them clearly know this.</i>

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<i>So, enjoy the game, Grandpa.</i>

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Got it!

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- It's up!
- Nice receive!

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Follow up, please!

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<i>That's way too strong!</i>

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Chance ball!

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Left!

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<i>I'll surprise you with my spike!</i>

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Taketora, nice receive!

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<i>It flew too far.</i>

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Nice receive!

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Lately, I've been thinking.

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About what?

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You're so fun to play against, Shoyo.

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So, I want to face you guys
in a real match.

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A match where losing means
an instant game over.

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<i>Let's do it.</i>

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- He's so strong!
- All right!

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He's so fast!

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Let's play a game
with no second chances, Kenma!

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Let's go wild!

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HOTEL MATATABI

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Ever since Shoyo entered
the nationals, he's changed.

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He might not use his skills
right from the start.

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But he's still super fast.

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I agree.

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Chibi-chan is gradually using
the minus tempo attack as a decoy.

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The last practice match we had with them
was last October, right?

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You mean he's evolved since then?

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You've got to be kidding me.

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He will try to bait us with it
as if it's a cat teaser.

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Looks like someone on our side
has evolved too.

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<i>Synchronized attack!</i>

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One-touch!

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Nice touch!

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Cover!

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<i>Synchronized attack...</i>

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<i>All!</i>

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<i>All five of them are attacking?</i>

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Kuroo! Kuroo! Great play!

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This guy...

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- Nekoma also did a synchronized attack.
- Shake it off!

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Cats versus crows.

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They're both omnivores.

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Actually, real cats are carnivores.

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I see.

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This is the first time we're doing
a five-man synchronized attack on Nekoma.

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I didn't expect Kuroo to keep up.

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After all, Kuroo

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is the master of Tsukishima,
the tenacious blocker.

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The reason we broke through was because
your hand went straight up again, right?

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I told you to put your hand forward,
Nobukatsu-kun.

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Are you handing out advice?

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You're as carefree as ever.

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No, I just want to pick a fight.

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Don't lose, Tsukki!

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- Counterattack!
- <i>Kuroo,</i>

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<i>you said something
to piss Tsukishima off again, didn't you?</i>

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NEKOMA: 7, KARASUNO: 7

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Nice serve!

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Front!

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Left!

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It's Small Fry's receive.

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- It's going over the net.
- Push it over, Hinata!

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Got it!

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That was loud.

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Yu, you get better every time we meet.

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Thank you, Morisuke!

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He used to crash down
with the ball until recently.

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I know it's natural,

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but they're a different team
from the first practice match.

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How scary.

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That's how omnivores are.

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<i>They grow by eating bigger opponents
than themselves.</i>

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Now, how do we win?

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NEKOMA: 8, KARASUNO: 9

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Go!

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Chance ball!

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It's coming back!

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- Amazing!
- Keep it up!

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Okay.

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<i>These guys are different from before.</i>

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<i>We have to do what we always do.</i>

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<i>Feel them out and adapt.</i>

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<i>Then, see through them.</i>

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Left!

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That was so cool!

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<i>I wonder how many spikes
we'll have to do today.</i>

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Go, Tsukishima! Don't lose to Kuroo!

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- Don't lose to him!
- Suga's all fired up again today.

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You hear me, Tsukishima?

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- He doesn't look it, but he's excited.
- Hey, Tsukishima! You hear me?

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I can't do it.

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<i>He's on the court now.</i>

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I never thought of beating
anyone stronger than me.

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There's no way I can beat you, Kuroo.

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I've never had any thoughts
that I could beat you on my own.

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But it looks like
he's trying to beat us on his own?

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You're right.

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He's the guy who surpassed me, after all.

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Yamaguchi, nice serve!

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- Bring it on.
- <i>Come at us!</i>

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Got it!

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Great shot!

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- All right!
- That was awesome!

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The ball just twisted, didn't it?

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That was a nice serve.

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It was right in front of you,
but it floated again, didn't it?

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Shake it off.

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Tadashi, you're all grown up.

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That's my boy.

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It's not like he's your son.

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Do it again!

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<i>The same trick won't work on Nekoma!</i>

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Nice receive!

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<i>That's more than enough.</i>

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<i>I told you to put your hand forward,
Justin Clubb.</i>

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All right!

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Did you see our Tsukki?

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Tsukishima isn't on our team, Bokuto.

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Nice block!

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Your serve was great too.

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- It's all your fault!
- Ouch!

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What are you talking about?
That was all Tsukki!

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That height was higher than expected.

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The guy that's full of surprises.

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Tsukki, how's volleyball
been for you lately?

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Thanks to you,

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it's rare, but I'm starting to enjoy it.

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I never thought I'd hear Tsukki say that.

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Kenma, you should learn from him.

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Yamaguchi, one more time!

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- Nice receive!
- Right!

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All right!

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NEKOMA: 9, KARASUNO: 12

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Dammit!

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You should feel great about just now.

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But I understand your feeling
of wanting to score more points.

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All right! It's my turn!

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Yamamoto, nice serve!

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I'm sorry!

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Chance ball!

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<i>It's too long!</i>

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Asahi!

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All right!

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We have a chance
as long as we touch the ball.

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Don't bother doing an A-pass
if it's going over the net.

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Sorry!

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You can't call it an A-pass
if it goes over the net.

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You're right.

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I get it, okay?

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Kageyama is amazing!

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Your pass doesn't have to be near the net.

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Just make sure it's over the attack line.

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<i>He's acting all cool.</i>

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Kenma, did you hear that?

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He said something really cool.

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I heard it.

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But that's their business.

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It has nothing to do with us.

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What are you, our mom?

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- We don't have to fight over everything.
- Hinata, nice serve!

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Fukunaga!

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Setter!

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- Got it!
- Please!

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<i>It's actually the other side?</i>

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Nice kill!

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Wait, are you kidding me?

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That was close. They almost got it.

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That was so close.

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Just when you think you're going to score,
they send it right back at us.

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Nekoma does that a lot, so be careful.

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<i>Kageyama jumped to the right just now,</i>

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but he tossed the ball
to the left so cleanly.

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Yes.

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And the spiker predicted
that he would do that.

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That was amazing.

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<i>Out of fear comes interest and respect.</i>

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<i>Excitement and respect
stem from strong opponents in a showdown.</i>

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That's great.

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<i>But he's the only one
who's slightly different.</i>

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- <i>It's a fateful showdown of skills.</i>
- Bring it on!

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<i>If we lose, the seniors will retire.</i>

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<i>I don't think
he's interested in any of that.</i>

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<i>All he's thinking about
is how to snap the crows' wings.</i>

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Asahi!

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How much more attacking power
can Karasuno unleash?

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But it's looking good.

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For which team? Nekoma?

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They're behind right now though.

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NEKOMA: 17, KARASUNO: 20

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<i>It's common for Nekoma
to be behind in the first set.</i>

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<i>But during that time, they prioritize
studying the opponent's attacks.</i>

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<i>Then they slowly catch up
in the second half.</i>

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<i>That's Nekoma's style.</i>

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<i>But this time,
against a powerful opponent,</i>

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<i>they have a tight grip on Karasuno
right from the start.</i>

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I think Nekoma has the advantage
in this situation.

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Daichi!

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- It's too long!
- Kageyama, go for it!

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Block him, Lev!

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<i>Go, Lev!</i>

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<i>Although you're no match for him
technique-wise,</i>

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<i>at least use your height
and momentum to stop him!</i>

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Kenma!

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<i>He moved so fast!</i>

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All right!

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Lev!

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Score!

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That was a bit low.

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I know.

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Kozume, you...

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You can move too.

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Well, I'm alive after all.

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Kenma, you're just as good as Kageyama.

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What did you say?

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Are you that pissed?

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Grouping me up with such a diligent guy
is rude to him.

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But when I see extraordinary techniques,

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I feel like the things I can do
get updated as well.

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But just like us, there's no way
they'll be the same as before.

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NEKOMA: 20, KARASUNO: 21

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Nice serve!

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Got it!

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Nice receive!

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<i>Of course, you'd get that, you dumbass!</i>

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Left!

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<i>Hinata's receiving isn't a hole
in our defense anymore!</i>

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<i>Three players came to block me!</i>

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Don't just stand there and be satisfied
just because you bumped the ball!

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I know that!

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NEKOMA: 25, KARASUNO: 25

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Center!

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One-touch!

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- Fukunaga!
- Left!

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- Kageyama!
- Sorry, please follow up!

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- Left!
- Asahi!

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Hey.

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It's only the first set.

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Everyone's hustling.

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- Sorry, that was too hard.
- I could feel it breaking.

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Kenma, it's all yours!

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- That was so cool!
- All right!

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No!

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A reach over foul.

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<i>He pretended to dump the ball
and baited the blockers to commit a foul.</i>

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<i>I think I'm pretty good at that.</i>

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Just one more point!

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NEKOMA: 26, KARASUNO: 25

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Nice receive!

25:34.043 --> 25:35.126
Go!

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<i>Synchronized attack!</i>

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This technique again?

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Got it!

25:46.334 --> 25:47.584
Chance ball!

25:51.126 --> 25:54.126
<i>Karasuno chooses
to go for a synchronized attack.</i>

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Don't let Nekoma's block fool you.

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Last ball!

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They have no choice but to toss it back!

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Chance ball!

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<i>It's coming back!</i>

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<i>One more time!</i>

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<i>Securing approach distance.</i>

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<i>We got this!</i>

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What the heck happened?

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Karasuno was staring at each other
on the court!

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Karasuno lost the first set.

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Nekoma takes the first set!

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NEKOMA: 27, KARASUNO: 25

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But even if that was a mistake,

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<i>Kozume's return was aimed
at a perfect seam between the spikers</i>

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<i>when they were about to go on an offense.</i>

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<i>It was in Kageyama's path
as he ran forward to set the ball.</i>

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<i>It was also a spot
where the other players crossed paths.</i>

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<i>What's more amazing is that he aimed
at the opposite side of the libero.</i>

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Karasuno is more aggressive at attacking
compared to other schools.

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They made that mistake just now
because they were too eager to attack.

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Their strength became their weakness.

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Or should I say,
Kozume took advantage of their strength?

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Everyone from Karasuno
has turned into Shoyo.

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I hope Chibi-chan stays
forever energetic like now.

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What the heck?

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People often question
why I was selected to play.

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I'm not particularly good at sports.

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Then, let me ask you.
Is your school strong?

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Strong?

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I heard it used to be strong,
but it declined.

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But lately,

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I think we're very strong.

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Which school are you from?

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Kenma!

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It's Kuroo.

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- Well, I'm off.
- Kenma!

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See you, Shoyo.

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"See you"?

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That's unusual.

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You don't know him, do you?

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I've never seen
you speak so kindly to a stranger.

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That's because...

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<i>I wonder why.</i>

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Go, go, Nekoma!

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Karasuno is under a lot of pressure.

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Yes.

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It would be great if we could score
with a powerful service ace.

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We haven't been able to do that yet.

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Whoever can do a service ace,
please go ahead.

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Yes.

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"Whoever wants extra side dishes,
please go ahead."

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That's saying the same thing.

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Remember what you said, Kuroo?

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There's no perfect strategy
for any kind of play.

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Let's say Shoyo can score ten points
on a regular basis.

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We just need to keep him
from scoring two or three points.

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Kenma is more proactive today.

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NEKOMA: 0, KARASUNO: 0

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Switch gears and begin the counterattack!

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Bring it on!

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<i>Is it aimed at Number 10 again?</i>

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Got it!

29:49.251 --> 29:50.501
<i>He can't attack like this.</i>

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<i>They're purposely letting Hinata receive
to shut down the quick attack.</i>

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Wow, he slid.

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A slide attack.

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Nice play, Hinata!

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<i>He didn't have to
let Shoyo attack just now.</i>

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<i>But...</i>

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<i>Don't dream of stopping
a quick attack with that.</i>

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- The shot was too easy to bump.
- It seems so.

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<i>But I think that was a good one.</i>

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Shoyo.

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Keep being interesting.

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Let's score again!

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What's wrong, Hinata?

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NEKOMA: 0, KARASUNO: 1

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<i>If they take another set, it's over.</i>

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- Nice receive!
-"What if we lose?"

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You can't think of such things
that would dampen your spirits.

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That's how you use
"dampen your spirits", right?

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That's right.

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<i>Don't think about the future.</i>

31:02.418 --> 31:04.209
<i>Look at the present.</i>

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<i>See how much stronger we've become.</i>

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All right!

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Nice judgment call.

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Bokuto, you're too intimidating.

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- Sorry for that.
- It's okay.

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<i>You reminded me of something
I'd never thought of before.</i>

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It was a revelation.

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NEKOMA: 6, KARASUNO: 7

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<i>The persistent Nekoma team
is behind by one point again.</i>

31:34.543 --> 31:36.293
NEKOMA: 1, KARASUNO: 0

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They were in the lead initially, right?

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How did they lose the first set
when I came back from the toilet?

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Yes.

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- That's hilarious.
- <i>Why don't you watch on your tablet?</i>

31:47.709 --> 31:48.918
<i>That serve was a little short.</i>

31:49.501 --> 31:50.959
<i>And it looked like
he was aiming for Hinata.</i>

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Nekoma as opponents?

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I'd never want to play against them.

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But it's a good game to watch.

31:58.543 --> 31:59.626
<i>It's up again!</i>

31:59.626 --> 32:00.918
<i>They just won't let their opponents score.</i>

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Karasuno's in dire straits.

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They must be frustrated
that they can't score.

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They must be really annoyed now.

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It must be tough, right?

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It must be tough.

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You guys can do it!

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Not that I care.

32:11.918 --> 32:15.043
<i>Karasuno launches
another synchronized attack.</i>

32:15.043 --> 32:16.501
<i>Hinata has sprinted up the middle!</i>

32:17.001 --> 32:19.834
<i>From behind, Azumane suddenly
launched a back-row attack!</i>

32:19.834 --> 32:22.334
<i>But the opponent is still fighting
and refuses to give up.</i>

32:22.334 --> 32:24.001
<i>Nekoma is really persistent.</i>

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He makes it sound like
only cats are persistent.

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Nekoma is persistent on defense.

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Karasuno is persistent on offense.

32:31.959 --> 32:36.501
It's annoying that they attack
synchronously every time.

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One is in the sky

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and another is on the ground.
Both are equally persistent.

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- Does he get it?
- <i>Tendo is so strict with the announcers.</i>

32:45.418 --> 32:50.876
<i>But in order to dominate the air,
the crows have to keep jumping.</i>

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<i>It's more tiring in comparison.</i>

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<i>I'm sure the cats know that too.</i>

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<i>This is it.</i>

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<i>It's time to drag the crows to the ground.</i>

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Chance ball!

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<i>Synchronized attack!</i>

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<i>Sometimes,</i>

33:12.334 --> 33:15.709
<i>the path that seems the most tiring
is actually the easiest choice.</i>

33:22.293 --> 33:25.668
- That was so cool!
- Did you see that?

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That's why I hate them.

33:29.959 --> 33:31.418
NEKOMA: 6, KARASUNO: 8

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What set is it now?

33:35.668 --> 33:38.043
I think it's already the fifth set.

33:38.043 --> 33:39.626
It's the fifth set, right?

33:40.209 --> 33:42.459
It's only the first half
of the second set!

33:42.459 --> 33:44.459
There's plenty of game time!

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We still have a long way to go.

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Get out of the way! It's so hot!

33:49.293 --> 33:52.418
Dammit, how many times
will they do synchronized attacks?

33:52.418 --> 33:54.251
Who do you think we're up against?

33:54.251 --> 33:55.501
It's Karasuno, after all.

33:55.501 --> 33:56.501
Don't worry.

33:57.168 --> 33:59.084
They're starting to get tired.

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Their stamina isn't unlimited.

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Well, neither are ours.

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Kenma.

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Stop. Please don't say that line.

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- Let's show them our mettle!
- Get lost!

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Looks like they're still energetic.

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Tsukishima, nice serve!

34:18.376 --> 34:19.751
Fukunaga, front!

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Chance ball!

34:26.709 --> 34:28.626
Go! A slide attack!

34:33.543 --> 34:35.418
All right!

34:35.418 --> 34:36.501
What?

34:37.668 --> 34:39.959
Hinata, you got scared of me, right?

34:39.959 --> 34:42.376
What? I didn't!

34:42.376 --> 34:43.709
Lev.

34:44.209 --> 34:47.501
You did. Just take it easy, you dumbass!

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I'll get the next one!

34:49.876 --> 34:51.918
Pass the ball to me, Kageyama!

34:52.418 --> 34:54.043
NEKOMA: 12, KARASUNO: 15

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- <i>They aimed for the front again!</i>
- Yes!

34:57.751 --> 34:59.584
<i>But the libero, Nishinoya, bumped it!</i>

34:59.584 --> 35:00.751
Go!

35:00.751 --> 35:02.459
<i>That's a strong straight ball!</i>

35:03.084 --> 35:05.751
- <i>It's up again!</i>
- Sho hasn't been able to score.

35:07.251 --> 35:08.376
<i>Cover!</i>

35:09.834 --> 35:10.751
Nice cover!

35:11.251 --> 35:13.668
<i>Karasuno bumped it,
but their formation is off!</i>

35:13.668 --> 35:17.084
A little off-positioning
won't affect them--

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All right!

35:35.126 --> 35:38.001
Nice play, nice play, Haiba!

35:38.001 --> 35:40.876
Do that again!

35:41.793 --> 35:43.459
They're so strong.

35:43.459 --> 35:45.001
They saw through it.

35:45.001 --> 35:46.668
They used a triple block on Hinata.

35:47.709 --> 35:49.626
They're catching up little by little.

35:49.626 --> 35:51.501
NEKOMA: 13, KARASUNO: 15

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Lev.

35:53.668 --> 35:59.126
When Karasuno attacks,
if Shoyo can get a good run-up,

35:59.126 --> 36:01.668
all three of us go to block him.

36:02.376 --> 36:04.459
I think it's about time.

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How did you know to mark Hinata just now?

36:08.584 --> 36:10.418
Kenma, you're scary.

36:10.418 --> 36:14.251
You can tell that Shoyo's spikes
are minimal today, right?

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Yes.

36:16.168 --> 36:19.126
Do you mean when our serves
were aimed at Hinata?

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That's not all.

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Not only did he let Shoyo receive,
but he also made use of me.

36:29.084 --> 36:30.709
<i>At the beginning of the set,</i>

36:30.709 --> 36:34.709
<i>Shoyo received the serve himself
and followed up with a slide attack.</i>

36:34.709 --> 36:38.501
<i>But when we were
in the same rotation just now,</i>

36:38.501 --> 36:40.626
<i>he forced me to dig the ball
in that position</i>

36:40.626 --> 36:43.501
<i>and blocked Shoyo's run-up to the right.</i>

36:44.293 --> 36:46.501
At first, I thought
it was just a coincidence.

36:47.084 --> 36:49.209
But now, I'm sure it was intentional.

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They're totally targeting Hinata.

36:55.001 --> 36:58.334
<i>Shoyo loves to jump, but he can't jump.</i>

36:58.334 --> 37:00.584
<i>I'm sure he's starting to get frustrated.</i>

37:01.793 --> 37:05.459
<i>The overly strong spike that went out
of bounds just now made me more certain.</i>

37:07.043 --> 37:11.459
<i>A setter doesn't want a spiker to dwell
on a mistake for too long.</i>

37:12.376 --> 37:17.501
<i>That's why I figured he'd toss it to Shoyo
if he had the chance.</i>

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Kenma is so scary.

37:21.126 --> 37:22.959
- Yes, he is.
- Scary.

37:24.543 --> 37:25.834
It's good to have some success.

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I've said this many times.

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No attack can be completely shut down.

37:31.543 --> 37:36.168
We just need to reduce the number of shots
that Karasuno can score.

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If we keep piling up
small stressors like this,

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they might make a mistake.

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It's good enough if it causes them
to lose two or three points.

37:47.334 --> 37:49.209
<i>First, his points, then, his path.</i>

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<i>I'm going to cut off Shoyo's path.</i>

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<i>His approach is his wings.</i>

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Kenma.

38:17.043 --> 38:18.751
What? Did you faint from hunger?

38:19.584 --> 38:22.126
The lady just gave me shrimp crackers.
Want some?

38:22.626 --> 38:26.876
Clearing the game
is sadder than game over.

38:29.293 --> 38:30.918
Let's go!

38:33.251 --> 38:35.584
- Let's go!
- Kageyama!

38:40.251 --> 38:42.543
Nice serve! Let's score again!

38:49.543 --> 38:50.418
Left!

38:52.876 --> 38:54.793
All right!

38:55.376 --> 38:56.709
Asahi, nice kill!

38:57.293 --> 38:58.584
Shake it off.

39:01.668 --> 39:04.168
<i>As long as we can get in the way
of the strongest decoy,</i>

39:04.668 --> 39:07.293
<i>our blocks will be a lot easier.</i>

39:08.418 --> 39:10.209
<i>Even if we can't get Shoyo</i>

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<i>to receive our serves
or block his space for an approach,</i>

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<i>making him hesitate will be enough.</i>

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<i>"Should I bump it?</i>

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<i>Or should I let someone behind
or beside me do it?"</i>

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<i>Shoyo is very conscious
of receiving serves right now.</i>

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One-touch!

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<i>I've never felt this small
of a presence from Chibi-chan.</i>

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<i>Shoyo tries his best at everything,</i>

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<i>be it receiving or securing
approach distance.</i>

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- Chance ball!
- <i>But hard work doesn't solve everything.</i>

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Don't forget about me!

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All right!

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Nice kill, Haiba!

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They used a back-row attack?

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It's Lev, after all.

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Keep it in mind and switch gears.

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<i>All right, one more time.</i>

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Out!

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Yes!

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NEKOMA: 16, KARASUNO: 18

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Dammit!

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Hinata went to the back row
without getting a single point.

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Hinata, nice serve!

40:17.918 --> 40:21.168
Amazing. That took me by surprise.

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All right!

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<i>You're so fun to play against, Shoyo.</i>

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Let's get this point!

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Nice receive!

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<i>Let's play a game with no second chances!</i>

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All right, let's go!

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I'm just playing to kill time.

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It was just okay, I guess.

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<i>Keep being interesting.</i>

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Shoyo!

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- You're up next.
- Okay!

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All right, cheer up!

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Wow, this is interesting.

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Wouldn't such a lively scene be a waste
if the game ended in the second set?

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NEKOMA: 21, KARASUNO: 21

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Fukunaga!

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- Nice receive!
- <i>All right!</i>

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<i>The setter retreated.</i>

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<i>All five are attacking?</i>

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<i>This way, I can secure
my approach distance.</i>

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<i>His high-speed mobility...</i>

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<i>Securing approach distance!</i>

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<i>...can go toe-to-toe with
a 190 cm blocker's jumping power.</i>

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Dammit!

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<i>Securing approach distance!</i>

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<i>He's useless if he's even one step behind.</i>

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<i>His presence will be overshadowed.</i>

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<i>It doesn't matter,
even if he uses 99% of his power.</i>

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It's over the net!

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- Chance ball!
- Got it!

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<i>Securing approach distance...</i>

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<i>Towards Shoyo
who can't jump to his fullest,</i>

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<i>Kageyama won't be interested, will he?</i>

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Nice play, nice play, Haiba!

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All right!

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Why did that happen?
Everyone clearly tried so hard!

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That was bad luck.

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<i>Why now, of all times?</i>

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Are you all right?

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I'm fine.

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I'm sorry.

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<i>It's all going
according to your plan, isn't it?</i>

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<i>What's with that face?</i>

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<i>You're the one who tore off his wings,
yet you look so sad.</i>

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<i>Man, you're a handful.</i>

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<i>Will it be risky?</i>

43:20.584 --> 43:22.293
<i>Is it worth trying?</i>

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<i>I mean, is Hinata usable right now?</i>

43:30.376 --> 43:33.209
<i>Breaking down the wall
in front of the spiker...</i>

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<i>That's what the setter is for.</i>

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I can't see your worth
without a setter like Kageyama.

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KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL

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Hinata,

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nice receive!

43:51.709 --> 43:53.626
Keep it up. I'm leaving the rest to you.

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Yes!

43:59.334 --> 44:01.459
What's Number 10's role
on the black shirt team?

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He's short, and his attacks
aren't scoring much.

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Why did they put him in?

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He was pretty active in the first set.

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<i>We're doing everything we can to stop
Number 10 from getting his way, okay?</i>

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Nice serve!

44:24.543 --> 44:27.001
<i>It hurts, doesn't it, Shoyo?</i>

44:28.084 --> 44:32.459
<i>Kenma wants me to receive the ball,
so that I can't use my skills.</i>

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<i>The more you think about it,
the more conflicted you get.</i>

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<i>How can I receive the serves
and secure an approach distance?</i>

44:44.001 --> 44:47.834
<i>Finding a shortcut to get rid
of your anxiety and frustration...</i>

44:49.168 --> 44:52.168
<i>What should I do?
Is there a way to do that?</i>

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<i>Keep getting conflicted about it.</i>

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Nice serve!

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Front!

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<i>Receiving threw me into a cage.</i>

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<i>Game over.</i>

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<i>I guess this is it.</i>

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<i>But even so,</i>

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<i>I can't abandon either one of them.</i>

45:28.793 --> 45:31.501
<i>If nobody digs the ball, we can't spike.</i>

45:31.501 --> 45:34.209
<i>Once the ball hits the floor,
there'll be no more volleyball!</i>

45:34.876 --> 45:38.459
<i>There's no shortcut to scoring!</i>

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Kageyama.

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Be bold out there.

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Okay. Thank you, Coach.

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<i>I have to pave the way for my spiker!</i>

45:56.543 --> 45:57.459
Four set!

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<i>There!</i>

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<i>Fly!</i>

46:07.043 --> 46:08.918
<i>A four set over the center?</i>

46:19.334 --> 46:20.834
<i>The approach distance is good!</i>

46:21.543 --> 46:23.959
<i>He purposely set the ball
high in the center.</i>

46:24.959 --> 46:25.876
<i>We have three blockers.</i>

46:25.876 --> 46:29.334
<i>It's different from a quick attack
coordinated with the setter.</i>

46:29.334 --> 46:31.834
<i>A lot of people aren't good
at spiking high sets.</i>

46:31.834 --> 46:34.584
<i>Besides, Shoyo has always
been good at superfast attacks.</i>

46:34.584 --> 46:37.501
<i>I don't think he can get used to it.</i>

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I think you can jump higher.

46:41.209 --> 46:44.418
The kind of jump I'm talking about
makes a sound

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like you're kicking off the ground.

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All right!

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FLY

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Nice kill, Shoyo! Do that again!

47:15.959 --> 47:18.918
<i>That was an intentional four set.</i>

47:18.918 --> 47:21.084
<i>Shoyo's weapon is speed, though.</i>

47:21.084 --> 47:23.501
- <i>Even if it was a high set,</i>
- Your jump was higher than usual.

47:23.501 --> 47:26.709
- <i>he could still hit that?</i>
- I'm learning to jump with a bang!

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Did he just jump super high?

47:32.376 --> 47:33.543
He flew up.

47:36.168 --> 47:38.126
Your jump wasn't half bad.

47:39.668 --> 47:42.793
Your toss just now was awesome!

47:44.334 --> 47:45.501
I'm complimenting you!

47:47.543 --> 47:48.459
IT WENT OVER OUR BLOCK

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RIGHT, HIS HANG TIME IS DIFFERENT

47:49.459 --> 47:50.459
SHOYO COULD EVEN HIT A FOUR SET ACCURATELY

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IT'S DIFFERENT FROM OUR USUAL
"JUST CAUGHT UP TO HIM" BLOCKS

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<i>Right.</i>

47:53.626 --> 47:55.918
<i>Magic attacks and projectile attacks...</i>

47:55.918 --> 47:58.168
<i>If they get sealed off
and can't be effective,</i>

47:58.168 --> 48:01.876
<i>we can just use physical attacks.</i>

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<i>I guess I don't need to say anything.</i>

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Kageyama, nice serve!

48:12.334 --> 48:13.501
Out!

48:16.293 --> 48:17.459
That was close.

48:20.959 --> 48:22.376
It's Inuoka!

48:24.376 --> 48:26.376
It's that agile Number 7!

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They're strengthening
their defense right away.

48:30.293 --> 48:33.376
<i>Both shields are fully equipped.</i>

48:34.251 --> 48:36.209
I'll do my best!

48:39.001 --> 48:41.459
Their original defense
is already a headache.

48:41.459 --> 48:44.251
Now, they made their front row
even taller.

48:44.251 --> 48:46.626
How is that legal?

48:47.793 --> 48:52.209
If they give Shoyo another four set,
we need to delay the timing of our block.

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Yes!

48:53.418 --> 48:56.668
Because Shoyo's hang time
is longer than ours.

48:56.668 --> 48:57.668
Yes!

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- Daichi!
- Captain!

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Got it!

49:04.376 --> 49:05.626
- Nice receive!
- <i>They figured it out.</i>

49:12.293 --> 49:13.918
All right!

49:15.334 --> 49:17.293
Center again!

49:18.251 --> 49:19.459
<i>Again?</i>

49:21.709 --> 49:23.418
<i>We need to delay our timing.</i>

49:23.418 --> 49:24.959
<i>Ready, go!</i>

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Back!

49:31.084 --> 49:33.251
All right!

49:33.959 --> 49:36.459
Hinata was aiming
for the fingertips, right?

49:36.459 --> 49:37.543
Yes.

49:37.543 --> 49:40.209
He's the type you hate the most
as a blocker!

49:42.251 --> 49:44.668
<i>What's going to happen next?</i>

49:45.293 --> 49:47.251
All right, just one more point!

49:47.251 --> 49:48.626
NEKOMA: 24, KARASUNO: 25

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Hinata, nice serve!

49:50.668 --> 49:51.668
Front!

49:52.168 --> 49:53.793
<i>Is Kuroo going to move up?</i>

49:53.793 --> 49:55.001
<i>No!</i>

49:58.959 --> 49:59.834
One-touch!

49:59.834 --> 50:01.584
Chance ball!

50:02.168 --> 50:05.001
<i>Synchronized attack, all!</i>

50:07.793 --> 50:08.668
One-touch!

50:08.668 --> 50:10.376
Chance ball!

50:10.376 --> 50:12.084
<i>Synchronized attack!</i>

50:23.501 --> 50:24.334
<i>I knew it.</i>

50:25.209 --> 50:27.959
<i>Shoyo keeps getting new updates
as the battle goes on.</i>

50:27.959 --> 50:29.209
Back!

50:33.501 --> 50:35.626
Nice shot, Shoyo!

50:35.626 --> 50:38.084
NEKOMA: 24, KARASUNO: 26

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Dammit, my straight was perfect.

50:41.793 --> 50:43.793
That was a good one.

50:43.793 --> 50:46.376
What's with your Number 10?

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I don't know what you want.

50:49.543 --> 50:52.459
Akane, we still have a final set!

50:52.959 --> 50:55.459
I know, but it's frustrating.

50:55.459 --> 50:59.209
I know it doesn't make sense,
but it's so frustrating!

50:59.709 --> 51:02.418
I can't believe
they scored with a receive.

51:02.418 --> 51:04.834
It's one set to one set now.

51:05.334 --> 51:08.876
But actually, the team that won
the second set has the advantage.

51:09.376 --> 51:12.376
On top of that,
their Number 10 came back to life.

51:13.293 --> 51:15.793
<i>I didn't think Kageyama
would be interested in Shoyo</i>

51:15.793 --> 51:18.584
<i>without his fullest jump.</i>

51:19.168 --> 51:23.209
<i>But he managed to make
Shoyo jump to his fullest.</i>

51:26.501 --> 51:28.668
They're a pair of devils.

51:29.876 --> 51:32.834
Don't get cocky
just because it happened once.

51:32.834 --> 51:34.626
Why can't you praise me once in a while?

51:34.626 --> 51:37.418
You were self-conflicted just now,
weren't you?

51:37.418 --> 51:39.376
Let's crush them with sheer momentum!

51:39.959 --> 51:42.251
I'll make sure I score 20 points.

51:42.251 --> 51:44.751
I'll leave the remaining five points
to you guys.

51:44.751 --> 51:46.168
Did you know?

51:47.084 --> 51:51.251
When you're working out,
instead of doing 100 normal sit-ups,

51:51.834 --> 51:56.293
it's better to do ten sit-ups
with extra weight.

51:59.793 --> 52:01.209
What are you talking about?

52:02.418 --> 52:05.626
Isn't it better to do more?

52:05.626 --> 52:06.876
In other words...

52:06.876 --> 52:09.001
Instead of scoring 20 normal points,
it's better

52:09.001 --> 52:10.584
to score that weighted one point!

52:10.584 --> 52:11.751
Nod.

52:11.751 --> 52:13.209
Why are you nodding?

52:13.209 --> 52:16.334
What's a weighted one point?
You'd better get those 20 points!

52:19.251 --> 52:20.084
Did you hear?

52:20.084 --> 52:24.001
Keep your head up!

52:24.001 --> 52:27.459
That straight ball just now was amazing!

52:28.334 --> 52:30.834
- When did you practice that?
- Thank you!

52:31.334 --> 52:32.543
That's Kuroo for you.

52:33.793 --> 52:36.793
Be careful of Chibi-chan's
spike timing of high sets.

52:36.793 --> 52:38.459
What you did just now was good.

52:38.459 --> 52:41.001
- I already said that.
- I see!

52:42.876 --> 52:44.043
What's wrong?

52:44.043 --> 52:45.918
I was just thinking
that you sure talk a lot.

52:45.918 --> 52:47.626
What a sudden punch.

52:49.043 --> 52:52.668
<i>Kuroo is good at motivating people.</i>

52:53.834 --> 52:55.376
<i>He's always been like that.</i>

52:59.793 --> 53:02.418
That was unfortunate.
Extend your arms like this.

53:02.418 --> 53:05.459
If you hit it here, the ball will fly.

53:05.459 --> 53:07.876
Why don't you find someone
who can play volleyball?

53:07.876 --> 53:10.126
It's boring to play
with an amateur, right?

53:10.126 --> 53:14.293
It's not boring at all!
You're a fast learner. You're smart.

53:14.793 --> 53:15.834
Really?

53:16.876 --> 53:20.001
<i>Kuroo, who moved in next door, invited me.</i>

53:20.001 --> 53:21.876
<i>That's how I got into volleyball.</i>

53:23.126 --> 53:26.168
<i>Back then, I got carried away by
his compliments and got dragged into it.</i>

53:28.084 --> 53:29.751
Are you free this Saturday?

53:39.918 --> 53:42.793
Are you here to watch?
Do you want to join in?

53:44.709 --> 53:45.543
Here.

53:46.668 --> 53:47.918
Darn it.

53:48.418 --> 53:49.459
Here it comes.

53:50.918 --> 53:52.084
You're good.

53:55.543 --> 53:57.626
That one looks cooler.

53:57.626 --> 53:59.043
Can you do that?

54:00.668 --> 54:03.501
That's called a spike. Isn't it cool?

54:04.626 --> 54:08.126
But I can't go high enough for a spike.

54:08.126 --> 54:10.209
Then, just lower the net.

54:11.168 --> 54:14.668
When you're starting out, the important
thing is the joy of achieving something.

54:15.709 --> 54:18.834
What one likes, one will do well, right?

54:41.334 --> 54:43.376
I spiked it!

54:43.376 --> 54:45.293
<i>It's such a small matter.</i>

54:45.793 --> 54:51.376
<i>I can't help but think that Kuroo
will never forget this day.</i>

54:58.376 --> 55:00.876
Kenma, let's play volleyball!

55:01.459 --> 55:02.793
Kenma, let's play volleyball!

55:03.376 --> 55:05.001
Kenma! Kenma!

55:12.251 --> 55:13.876
BRAZIL VERSUS AMERICA

55:16.751 --> 55:17.834
Darn it!

55:20.418 --> 55:21.459
Yes!

55:26.626 --> 55:29.126
He shot a glance just now.
Did you see that?

55:29.126 --> 55:30.709
He glanced to the right.

55:30.709 --> 55:34.543
I thought he was going to toss it there,
but he tossed it to the left.

55:35.251 --> 55:37.668
It stopped raining,
and I've watched enough.

55:37.668 --> 55:39.376
Let's go play outside.

55:39.376 --> 55:41.376
You're the one who brought it here, Kuroo.

55:42.001 --> 55:44.293
The one we watched last week,
bring it here again.

55:46.751 --> 55:49.668
Kenma, you really should be a setter.

55:49.668 --> 55:52.251
Just like a strategist,
you're going to be so cool.

55:52.251 --> 55:53.418
STRATEGIST

55:53.418 --> 55:54.834
A strategist?

55:54.834 --> 55:57.668
Besides, the setter
doesn't have to move much.

55:57.668 --> 56:00.001
It's a popular position.

56:00.918 --> 56:02.501
Say yes, will you?

56:02.501 --> 56:03.751
<i>What a big liar.</i>

56:06.501 --> 56:09.084
Hurry up.
The park is going to get occupied!

56:09.584 --> 56:10.418
Tetsu.

56:12.376 --> 56:16.793
Could you take Kenma out for soccer
once in a while?

56:19.501 --> 56:21.959
But I don't think Kenma wants to go.

56:22.459 --> 56:25.251
I understand the feeling
of not wanting to go.

56:25.251 --> 56:28.709
Even if he's a little interested,
I would definitely take him there.

56:28.709 --> 56:30.209
But he's not.

56:30.209 --> 56:33.959
But if Kenma likes something,
he will give it his best shot.

56:33.959 --> 56:35.293
So, don't worry.

56:36.209 --> 56:37.168
I see.

56:42.459 --> 56:45.709
If Kuroo could only hype things up,
I wouldn't have hung out with you.

56:47.376 --> 56:49.834
Why do you keep criticizing me?

56:50.709 --> 56:54.293
<i>If I had a choice, I wouldn't sweat.</i>

56:54.793 --> 56:57.376
<i>Sometimes, I just want to play video games
instead of training.</i>

56:57.876 --> 57:01.126
<i>I'd rather watch games
than get on the court.</i>

57:01.626 --> 57:02.626
<i>But...</i>

57:07.293 --> 57:10.959
The thought of "it's time for me to play"

57:11.459 --> 57:12.459
is not something I hate.

57:16.459 --> 57:19.418
- Everyone does whatever they want.
- Call me Straight Ball Taketora!

57:19.418 --> 57:21.126
- Still good?
- One more time!

57:21.126 --> 57:22.959
Go, go, Nekoma!

57:22.959 --> 57:24.543
Push it, push it, Nekoma!

57:25.668 --> 57:27.751
We've made it through the tough times.

57:28.501 --> 57:30.209
Now, it's time for our reward.

57:36.168 --> 57:38.459
I don't know what's going on,
but let's do it too!

57:41.293 --> 57:43.209
<i>This reward...</i>

57:44.001 --> 57:45.709
<i>Which team does it belong to?</i>

57:46.876 --> 57:48.459
<i>This is the final showdown!</i>

57:57.876 --> 57:59.001
KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' VOLLEYBALL CLUB

58:04.001 --> 58:05.543
Left!

58:08.459 --> 58:09.876
That was so cool!

58:09.876 --> 58:11.459
You got a problem with that?

58:11.459 --> 58:14.584
Bring it on! You think
you're some kind of big shot?

58:17.209 --> 58:19.043
All right!

58:19.876 --> 58:21.876
That's because I'm Nekoma's ace.

58:21.876 --> 58:23.084
Front!

58:23.668 --> 58:25.043
Nice receive!

58:25.043 --> 58:26.251
Four set!

58:28.376 --> 58:29.584
Center!

58:31.876 --> 58:33.793
Ready, go!

58:36.543 --> 58:38.668
Then I'll jump to the top before you do.

58:45.709 --> 58:47.334
All right!

58:47.918 --> 58:49.668
They figured a counter way too fast.

58:49.668 --> 58:52.584
Dammit... He's so cool!

58:57.251 --> 58:59.418
Number 3, your receives are truly amazing!

59:01.168 --> 59:02.793
Nice receive!

59:06.293 --> 59:07.751
All right!

59:08.626 --> 59:11.751
<i>I've been scared of you ever since,</i>

59:12.334 --> 59:13.293
Yu!

59:20.709 --> 59:22.584
Will you come block for us?

59:23.501 --> 59:24.959
I'm about to take a break.

59:25.709 --> 59:28.126
Let's train some spikes again today.

59:28.126 --> 59:30.668
Sorry, but I'll pass.

59:33.084 --> 59:35.251
When you block,
avoid forcefully jumping on an angle.

59:35.251 --> 59:37.376
If you have time,
stop and plant your feet.

59:39.001 --> 59:39.918
Jump straight up.

59:42.501 --> 59:44.626
Nice block! Chance ball!

59:45.751 --> 59:46.584
One-touch!

59:46.584 --> 59:49.293
Nice block! Chance ball!

59:54.751 --> 59:55.709
Sorry!

01:00:01.709 --> 01:00:04.001
I just don't get it.

01:00:04.501 --> 01:00:06.459
How can you guys practice so hard?

01:00:08.543 --> 01:00:11.126
Tsukki, quit trying so hard.

01:00:11.626 --> 01:00:13.084
You keep going on like this.

01:00:13.709 --> 01:00:15.251
Aren't you tired?

01:00:16.293 --> 01:00:21.168
If you could stop trying,
it would be over in no time!

01:00:22.209 --> 01:00:25.751
Tsukki is also the type to lose his mind
when he's exhausted.

01:00:25.751 --> 01:00:30.001
Half of that is your fault and Bokuto's.

01:00:32.626 --> 01:00:34.168
Thank you so much.

01:00:36.543 --> 01:00:38.251
Same to you.

01:00:39.834 --> 01:00:41.209
They say if you swallow a watermelon seed,

01:00:41.209 --> 01:00:43.543
it'll sprout in your stomach.

01:00:43.543 --> 01:00:46.459
- If you ignore it, it'll expand...
- I see. I'll be careful.

01:00:47.043 --> 01:00:49.293
Did you know that Bokuto...

01:00:49.293 --> 01:00:51.459
No, but I don't want to know.

01:00:52.043 --> 01:00:54.001
- I'm Bokuto.
- I'm Kuroo.

01:00:54.876 --> 01:00:56.584
Hey, hey!

01:00:59.918 --> 01:01:02.043
Focus all your strength
on your fingertips.

01:01:02.043 --> 01:01:04.459
- Don't let the ball get past you.
- In a one-on-one with a spiker,

01:01:04.459 --> 01:01:07.293
you don't have to block directly
with your body.

01:01:07.293 --> 01:01:09.126
- Just use your dominant hand.
- <i>Listen up, kid.</i>

01:01:09.126 --> 01:01:13.626
Read blocking requires
patience and tenacity.

01:01:13.626 --> 01:01:15.876
<i>It's a block
that gives you the last laugh.</i>

01:01:17.876 --> 01:01:19.084
All right!

01:01:19.084 --> 01:01:21.043
NEKOMA: 6, KARASUNO: 6

01:01:21.043 --> 01:01:22.209
Shake it off!

01:01:22.709 --> 01:01:27.876
Tsukki, your persistent blocking
is giving everyone a headache.

01:01:28.584 --> 01:01:34.668
But this makes me feel so good,
that I know I've made the right choice.

01:01:42.001 --> 01:01:42.876
Follow up!

01:01:42.876 --> 01:01:44.459
Left!

01:01:53.709 --> 01:01:55.543
<i>Dammit, I can't beat him.</i>

01:01:56.126 --> 01:01:58.209
Center!

01:01:59.959 --> 01:02:02.209
<i>I can only fight him in front of the net.</i>

01:02:02.834 --> 01:02:04.418
Chance ball!

01:02:06.209 --> 01:02:07.376
<i>He's so scary.</i>

01:02:08.459 --> 01:02:10.251
<i>Because it's scary...</i>

01:02:10.959 --> 01:02:13.001
<i>Leave no room for hesitation.</i>

01:02:13.001 --> 01:02:15.584
<i>Take the shortest distance,
right in the middle.</i>

01:02:15.584 --> 01:02:17.001
<i>It's a battle of heights.</i>

01:02:18.459 --> 01:02:20.584
How's volleyball been for you lately?

01:02:29.876 --> 01:02:32.668
NEKOMA: 6, KARASUNO: 7

01:02:37.209 --> 01:02:38.293
Kenma!

01:02:39.668 --> 01:02:41.001
Shoyo.

01:02:41.501 --> 01:02:43.126
When we met on the street back then,

01:02:43.626 --> 01:02:46.168
you said you didn't really fancy
playing volleyball, right?

01:02:49.209 --> 01:02:50.793
Kageyama, one more nice serve!

01:02:57.001 --> 01:02:58.834
Chance ball!

01:03:06.084 --> 01:03:07.459
Cover!

01:03:07.459 --> 01:03:09.168
Nice cover!

01:03:27.126 --> 01:03:29.501
<i>I feel that you two have a weird vibe.</i>

01:03:31.668 --> 01:03:33.084
Are you two rivals?

01:03:34.168 --> 01:03:35.501
No, we're not.

01:03:38.668 --> 01:03:40.126
<i>We're just friends.</i>

01:03:45.751 --> 01:03:48.793
When it's our turn to serve,
switch with Lev.

01:03:49.293 --> 01:03:50.376
Are you up for it, Tamahiko?

01:03:50.959 --> 01:03:53.584
No, I'm not ready yet.

01:03:54.501 --> 01:03:55.709
Maybe you're not.

01:03:56.209 --> 01:03:58.834
I like your honesty.

01:03:59.334 --> 01:04:04.209
The courage to say it out calmly
is your weapon.

01:04:07.418 --> 01:04:10.043
- Go!
- Tamahiko, nice serve!

01:04:10.043 --> 01:04:14.043
<i>Letting a setter like me
to pinch serve at this time</i>

01:04:14.543 --> 01:04:17.584
<i>means letting Kozume play until the end.</i>

01:04:18.584 --> 01:04:21.584
<i>Normally, he'd be exhausted by now.</i>

01:04:25.043 --> 01:04:26.001
NEKOMA: 17, KARASUNO: 18

01:04:26.001 --> 01:04:27.334
Nice serve!

01:04:34.168 --> 01:04:35.626
- Got it!
- Thanks!

01:04:35.626 --> 01:04:37.793
- Sorry!
- Azumane!

01:04:37.793 --> 01:04:39.584
Ready, jump!

01:04:44.334 --> 01:04:45.168
Oh, no.

01:04:47.459 --> 01:04:49.543
<i>It's going over the net.
They'll spike it. What do I do?</i>

01:04:49.543 --> 01:04:52.459
<i>Bait a reach over foul?
Go for a rebound? Send it over?</i>

01:05:16.293 --> 01:05:18.209
Bring it on!

01:05:28.418 --> 01:05:29.584
<i>Feint?</i>

01:05:32.293 --> 01:05:33.418
<i>They read it!</i>

01:05:34.043 --> 01:05:34.876
<i>I can get it!</i>

01:06:02.168 --> 01:06:04.876
<i>How do you feel about winning today?</i>

01:06:06.001 --> 01:06:09.334
I'm going to make you
use all your strength next time.

01:06:10.001 --> 01:06:12.168
I'm going to make you say
"frustrated" or "interesting",

01:06:12.168 --> 01:06:14.293
other than, "It was just okay."

01:06:15.959 --> 01:06:19.001
Kenma, are you okay? Are you hurt?

01:06:25.251 --> 01:06:28.168
I'm so happy.

01:07:03.043 --> 01:07:05.418
NEKOMA: 17, KARASUNO: 20

01:07:05.418 --> 01:07:08.001
FLY

01:07:08.001 --> 01:07:10.543
CONNECT

01:07:15.709 --> 01:07:19.459
Healing my low-HP characters
so that they can continue fighting.

01:07:19.459 --> 01:07:24.418
Resurrecting dead characters
so that they can go back to battle.

01:07:24.918 --> 01:07:30.918
From now on, I'll have more sympathy
for my characters when they are in battle.

01:07:30.918 --> 01:07:33.543
<i>But he let his characters get to low HP.</i>

01:07:33.543 --> 01:07:34.751
Don't worry.

01:07:36.334 --> 01:07:39.251
Volleyball rarely kills.

01:07:40.918 --> 01:07:44.793
FLY - CONNECT

01:07:46.501 --> 01:07:47.709
Got it!

01:07:48.709 --> 01:07:50.834
<i>Synchronized attack, all!</i>

01:07:53.043 --> 01:07:53.876
One-touch!

01:07:55.001 --> 01:07:59.501
<i>Right now, I think I roughly know
what Shoyo is thinking.</i>

01:08:00.376 --> 01:08:04.584
<i>When I control my dying characters
while fighting the last boss,</i>

01:08:04.584 --> 01:08:07.043
<i>I often have
the same contradictory thought,</i>

01:08:08.043 --> 01:08:10.168
<i>"Please don't die yet."</i>

01:08:10.751 --> 01:08:11.626
Left!

01:08:15.668 --> 01:08:17.793
Kenma!

01:08:19.084 --> 01:08:20.084
<i>Not yet.</i>

01:08:21.084 --> 01:08:22.084
<i>Not yet.</i>

01:08:26.876 --> 01:08:27.793
Nice receive!

01:08:29.918 --> 01:08:31.293
All right!

01:08:57.251 --> 01:09:02.126
NEKOMA

01:09:18.084 --> 01:09:19.793
Kageyama, nice serve!

01:09:31.709 --> 01:09:33.418
Taketora!

01:09:37.209 --> 01:09:38.376
Kenma!

01:09:38.376 --> 01:09:41.751
Idiot! Focus on the ball!
It hasn't hit the floor yet!

01:09:54.084 --> 01:09:57.334
<i>It's so painful and tiring.</i>

01:10:01.709 --> 01:10:03.043
Last ball!

01:10:06.668 --> 01:10:08.501
<i>But I don't want it to end.</i>

01:10:09.084 --> 01:10:10.043
Get it!

01:11:12.168 --> 01:11:13.209
<i>Sweat...</i>

01:11:23.709 --> 01:11:28.251
The ball slipped away because of sweat.

01:11:28.251 --> 01:11:30.084
I can't believe it ended like this.

01:11:30.668 --> 01:11:31.584
In that intense rally,

01:11:31.584 --> 01:11:36.001
the ball was covered in the sweat
of every player who touched it.

01:11:37.834 --> 01:11:40.293
That was amazing.

01:11:43.334 --> 01:11:45.001
Tanaka, nice serve!

01:11:45.501 --> 01:11:46.709
What?

01:11:50.001 --> 01:11:53.168
NEKOMA: 21, KARASUNO: 25

01:11:53.168 --> 01:11:54.668
It's over, you moron.

01:12:24.168 --> 01:12:26.418
<i>Whether we win</i>

01:12:26.918 --> 01:12:28.376
<i>or lose,</i>

01:12:29.376 --> 01:12:32.709
<i>no one will die or come back to life.</i>

01:12:33.293 --> 01:12:37.168
<i>Without the meddling of an evil force,
the world won't end.</i>

01:12:38.334 --> 01:12:41.251
<i>Instead of exploring a vast world,</i>

01:12:41.751 --> 01:12:45.876
<i>we stay in this 9 x 18 m area,</i>

01:12:46.376 --> 01:12:49.709
<i>just to desperately keep the ball
from hitting the floor.</i>

01:12:53.584 --> 01:12:55.751
I had so much fun.

01:13:00.543 --> 01:13:01.543
Kuroo.

01:13:02.334 --> 01:13:06.376
Thank you for teaching me
how to play volleyball.

01:13:23.293 --> 01:13:25.626
Hey, wait up, you idiot!

01:13:26.126 --> 01:13:27.543
Why are you mad?

01:13:36.793 --> 01:13:38.126
Line up!

01:13:39.126 --> 01:13:41.709
I swear I'm getting a fever
when I get home today.

01:13:43.251 --> 01:13:44.876
I want to be on the court too.

01:13:45.376 --> 01:13:46.459
But you did.

01:13:46.959 --> 01:13:48.376
I mean, for real.

01:13:50.043 --> 01:13:52.668
I want to play volleyball like that too.

01:13:55.168 --> 01:13:57.293
Thank you for the game!

01:14:04.001 --> 01:14:06.751
How did you dodge the block
so beautifully?

01:14:07.418 --> 01:14:08.543
Yes! Wait, did I?

01:14:08.543 --> 01:14:09.959
Make up your mind.

01:14:23.793 --> 01:14:25.543
SHIRATORIZAWA ACADEMY

01:14:25.543 --> 01:14:29.168
Tsutomu, if you were up against cats,
you'd probably be hitting home runs.

01:14:29.168 --> 01:14:30.626
That's not true.

01:14:30.626 --> 01:14:35.126
That Yo-kai Chibi knows
how to use four sets now.

01:14:35.126 --> 01:14:36.459
I won't lose to him!

01:14:48.668 --> 01:14:51.584
- Thank you, Tsukki.
- You were so awesome!

01:15:23.376 --> 01:15:25.251
Thank you!

01:15:25.876 --> 01:15:28.209
Thank you!

01:15:30.543 --> 01:15:34.501
TOKYO, NEKOMA

01:15:35.543 --> 01:15:39.459
We'll save the self-reflection for later.

01:15:40.834 --> 01:15:43.668
It was a good game. Thank you.

01:15:50.168 --> 01:15:54.584
Thank you very much!

01:16:01.751 --> 01:16:05.334
NEKOMA - 1
KARASUNO - 2

01:16:05.334 --> 01:16:09.126
It's over. I still can't believe it.

01:16:09.126 --> 01:16:10.334
It's over,

01:16:10.918 --> 01:16:14.584
but for these past three years,
I'm glad I could play with Kuroo and Yaku.

01:16:18.043 --> 01:16:20.793
You've got to be kidding me, Kai!
Stop saying stuff like that!

01:16:20.793 --> 01:16:23.668
What's with everyone?

01:16:28.376 --> 01:16:31.543
Guys, lower me down a little.
I'm floating in the air.

01:16:31.543 --> 01:16:34.876
You made it look like I hurt my leg again!

01:16:35.376 --> 01:16:36.293
Kenma!

01:16:40.126 --> 01:16:41.209
- Let's...
- Let's play again next time.

01:16:42.584 --> 01:16:45.709
I was just about to say that!

01:16:45.709 --> 01:16:47.168
What? Like I care!

01:16:48.168 --> 01:16:51.168
Kenma, let's play again next year.

01:16:56.043 --> 01:16:56.959
Let's.

01:17:02.501 --> 01:17:04.251
Kenma, we're leaving.

01:17:04.751 --> 01:17:06.001
Okay.

01:17:06.793 --> 01:17:09.126
See you, Shoyo.

01:17:09.126 --> 01:17:11.418
Yes, see you!

01:17:15.626 --> 01:17:20.584
BY HARUICHI FURUDATE
SHUEISHA WEEKLY JUMP COMICS

01:21:09.209 --> 01:21:11.376
The game at Court A
looks like it'll be over soon.

01:21:11.376 --> 01:21:12.459
Yes.

01:21:12.459 --> 01:21:15.084
Itachiyama is a front-runner
in this tournament, after all.

01:21:15.084 --> 01:21:17.293
VENUE GUIDE MAP

01:21:17.876 --> 01:21:21.084
Wow, he's even taller up close.

01:21:21.084 --> 01:21:24.126
That guy used his rooster head
to lie about his height.

01:21:24.126 --> 01:21:25.501
I can hear you.

01:21:26.334 --> 01:21:28.459
Sorry, can you let us talk for a bit?

01:21:28.459 --> 01:21:30.959
Sure, I'll go look at souvenirs.

01:21:31.459 --> 01:21:32.959
Thank you.

01:21:38.584 --> 01:21:39.418
LOSERS

01:21:39.418 --> 01:21:42.876
Welcome to this side!

01:21:45.418 --> 01:21:49.043
Someone take a picture of his face!
I want to show it to Mika!

01:21:49.043 --> 01:21:51.543
There's no need to be discouraged.

01:21:51.543 --> 01:21:55.793
Except for one team,
everyone's bound to lose.

01:21:55.793 --> 01:21:59.001
The only difference is the timing.
It's not a big deal.

01:21:59.793 --> 01:22:03.209
You don't actually believe
you can win the tournament, do you?

01:22:06.209 --> 01:22:10.751
Indeed, only a handful of people
in this world believe

01:22:10.751 --> 01:22:12.709
they can win with absolute certainty.

01:22:12.709 --> 01:22:15.209
What the heck? Why aren't you angry?

01:22:15.209 --> 01:22:16.668
I provoked you for nothing.

01:22:19.501 --> 01:22:23.876
Whether you believe you can win or not
doesn't matter at all.

01:22:24.418 --> 01:22:27.168
It's not like you'll quit playing
because of a loss.

01:22:27.168 --> 01:22:28.834
We don't play solely
because we want to win.

01:22:29.501 --> 01:22:31.043
Got that, you punks?

01:22:31.043 --> 01:22:33.793
Watch what you say, Daisho.
I'm recording you.

01:22:33.793 --> 01:22:36.751
Why did you come to pick a fight
and get angry yourself?

01:22:37.334 --> 01:22:40.584
- Shut up! You idiots!
- Are you done talking?

01:22:42.126 --> 01:22:44.543
Yes. When did you get back?

01:22:44.543 --> 01:22:46.418
What do you want for lunch?

01:22:47.126 --> 01:22:48.334
I feel like having omelet rice.

01:22:48.334 --> 01:22:50.751
- That sounds nice.
- What's wrong with him?

01:22:50.751 --> 01:22:52.084
He's an interesting guy.

01:22:53.876 --> 01:22:57.543
There seems to be
a lot of good food around here.

01:23:05.126 --> 01:23:08.834
"Indeed, only a handful of people
in this world believe

01:23:08.834 --> 01:23:10.376
they can win with absolute certainty."

01:23:11.459 --> 01:23:13.834
They might not believe per se,

01:23:14.626 --> 01:23:18.209
but some are completely
dead set on winning.

01:23:32.168 --> 01:23:35.001
CONGRATS, KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL

01:23:35.001 --> 01:23:37.459
KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL

01:23:37.459 --> 01:23:40.418
KAMOMEDAI: 25, TAKAGIYAMA: 22

01:23:41.501 --> 01:23:45.376
<i>Our opponent in the quarterfinals
is Kamomedai High School.</i>

01:23:45.876 --> 01:23:47.876
<i>The quarterfinals...</i>

01:23:49.084 --> 01:23:51.418
Did you notice me because I'm short?

01:23:52.418 --> 01:23:56.418
Being short
is disadvantageous for volleyball,

01:23:56.918 --> 01:23:59.418
but never the main reason
for playing badly!

01:24:01.918 --> 01:24:03.959
I watched your Round 2
and Round 3 matches.

01:24:04.459 --> 01:24:05.876
You played well.

01:24:08.126 --> 01:24:11.084
Who will be the present-day Little Giant?

01:24:14.376 --> 01:24:15.751
Let's find out.
