Overall rating: 6, further review below I hate it. I hate it so much. Someone explains to me why the best part, of the entire anime mind you, was actually the one with the training arc. Like holy shit, this just opened my eyes to the fact Haikyuu would have been an outstanding slice of life anime...

Haikyuu is my favorite sports anime. [haven’t watched hajime no ippo yet] The show makes you the part of their teams [karasuno]. it makes you feels like we know the members like a friend or teammate. It is one of the consistent shows airing now Haikyuu s4 had some problems but overall it is still...

Haikyu

Haikyu returns for a a disappointing fourth season compared to its previous seasons. The changes that first caught my attention were changes in art style and Coach Ukai's voice actor. While the art is by no means bad, I do think it's a step down from the old animation. Some stylistic changes incl...

Character development takes center stage this season with solid execution for new additions and previously sidelined characters, complemented by the introduction of fresh faces and potential side stories. The animation and music remain excellent, and the pacing has improved significantly by elimi...

I will keep it short. I enjoyed this season, while they lack some elements from first one they improved others. It may be not tense as 3rd but games are still fun to watch. Character development is in the first place and they did a solid job. New characters introduced, also new possible side stor...

The official matches remain as thrilling as ever, complemented by a strong soundtrack, while Kageyama and Kiyoko provide rare moments of fresh character development. Unfortunately, the pacing crawls until those matches begin, with the training camp feeling like a waste of Hinata's time and the pr...

The 10 episodes from season three that focus on one game are now followed by a 13 episode season that gives much more time to breath and refocus before really getting into the national tournament. And Haikyuu!!: To the Top does a good job at getting more into the cast. Kageyama and Hinata both ha...

I appreciated how this season developed team dynamics and gave previously sidelined characters meaningful setup, with Hinata remaining a compelling protagonist worth cheering on and the romance subplot showing potential to transcend typical shounen tropes. However, much of the season felt like an...

This is essentially the beginning of what we have been waiting for since the very start. In the first half, we see training for nationals and in the second half, we get to see it begin and the result of the hard work of all of the teams there. I have mixed opinions on this new and very different ...

Clarification: Unfortunately we have come this far .... At the moment, because due to the global pandemic that affects everyone and the cheer houses were no exception. This adaptation of "To the Top" was intended to have 24/25 chapters actually, but as I mentioned the chapters were delayed too lo...

I love how consistent this show is. Each season is just as good as the last and always presenting something new to engage the audience. I loved the approach this season took regarding Hinata, who finally started to try and master some of the more fundamental skills of volleyball as he saw his fel...

This outstanding stunning anime is deserved to be the best anime of the decade. No im not talking abt Sports anime but all anime. Its the BEST Anime tier list EVER. Weeb Lord R/anime and weeb Lord Sseibaa has persuaded me tro write this review. This anime has such amazing husbandos and is just sp...

Firstly, the fourth season starts right before the end of the third one, giving the spectator a great chance to compare the art style between both. Although, some may argue that the quality decreased, I say with confidence that it changes for the best. An uniform mix that includes both the author...

Hello, this is my first review, so I hope I am doing this correctly. While I am still very much in love with Haikyuu, something about it doesn't feel right. And that for me is the change of style. I remember seeing the new designs on Instagram and immediately felt my love for the characters drop....

It'd be hard no matter what happened to follow up the adrenaline rush of the Shiratorizawa match. This season continues to develop the dynamics between the teammates and those they practice with, and Hinata continues to be a compelling character you just wanna cheer on. Other characters that sort...

The fourth season of Haikyuu. Story-wise, there are nothing really major this season. I like to think that this season is the part where they focus on character development, we get to see a lot of character development stories this season. This season is sort of a build-up to the main story in Pa...

The 10 episodes from season three that focus on one game are now followed by a 13 episode season that gives much more time to breath and refocus before really getting into the national tournament. And Haikyuu!!: To the Top does a good job at getting more into the cast. Kageyama and Hinata both ha...

I still very much love Haikyuu and consider the story well-written despite some rushed elements, with the sound design remaining solid and specific scenes—particularly the grid-pattern visualization of Kageyama understanding the building layout—executed brilliantly. However, the simplified animat...

I love how consistent this show remains, with each season delivering spectacular animation and an absolutely amazing OST that continues to nail every emotional beat. While I noticed some subtle differences in character designs compared to previous seasons, these changes weren't necessarily bad. O...