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You'll need to sync up your own copy of the episode in order to watch along with us. Watched on Crunchyroll. Open 2 windows, one with our reaction and one with the video, then arrange them how you see fit! Press Play on "Go".We use a watch along format in order to comply with copyright laws.Thanks so much for your support here on Patreon!Until the next one!-Haylo & Kiss 💕

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HeartlandHunny

Characters you’ve met so far (spoiler free!): First years Hinata Shoyo - our boy dreaming of being the next Little Giant Kageyama Tobio - probably thinks when people call him self-centered it’s because as a setter he wants to be in the center of the court Second Year Tanaka Ryunosuke - the one with the buzz cut who’s going to play on Hinata and Kageyama’s team in the 3 on 3 Third Years Sawamura Daichi - our team captain, dreaming big of making it to nationals as it’s his last year in high school Sugawara Koshi - the grey-haired boy who seems so sweet because he IS so sweet. Mostly. Shimizu Kiyoko - the girl in the tracksuit, who acts as a manager for the team, is a third year along with Daichi and Sugawara And that’s who we’ve met so far. Thought I’d put this together because some of the dialogue makes it seem like Tanaka is a third year and the way Kiyoko is introduced makes it unclear whether she is a teacher or a student. Once we have our full roster introduced, I’ll post a rundown of Karasuno’s team and their positions because it can get confusing in the beginning, and some of the second years don’t get much screen time at first.

Tabo51

Let's go over some names again. The last names of the 3 upper classmen we saw are very standard names so there's not much to comment there, but Daichi (Sawamura), the Captain, means "Earth" and he is the most grounded (pun intended) one on the team. Koshi (Sugawara), the silver haired senpai, means "Filial Piety" and "Support." I'll touch on Tanaka senpai's name when it's a little more appropriate. You'll see this series frequently change between blue/yellow balls (Mikasa) and green/red/white balls (Molten). Though I'm not certain on how it came about, both Mikasa and Molten gave the green light to use their logos so they kinda have to use both. For context, Mikasa and Molten are the two largest volleyball equipment manufacturers in Japan.

Billy Dancel

Imagine how good these two will be when they start clicking together!

yoshilyn

the faces are dead funny 😂😂😂 I can’t

Justin

Cant wait for you girls to meet the whole team and see everyone in action😆