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Completed · 2014

Haikyuu!!

ハイキュー!!

A small player, a big net, and a team learning to fly.

Rating
8.7/10
Episodes
85
Seasons
4
Studio
Production I.G

Overview

Shoyo Hinata, short even by his generation's standards, joins Karasuno High's volleyball club with one goal: to jump higher than anyone else on the court. Haruichi Furudate's series is one of the most technically respected sports anime ever produced, and Production I.G's adaptation treats every rally like a fight scene.

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Every arc, explained

Interhigh Preliminaries

Episodes S1

The Karasuno vs. Aoba Johsai rivalry begins; the show establishes its core cast.

Spring Tournament Qualifiers

Episodes S2

Karasuno vs. Shiratorizawa — the arc that made 'Karasuno' a household word for sports-anime fans.

Spring Tournament

Episodes S4

The Nekoma match, the Inarizaki match, and the final push toward nationals.

Power System

None — it's a sports anime. Instead, Furudate stacks position roles (setter, libero, ace, middle blocker) and pattern reads that operate like techniques in a shonen fight.

World Building

Japanese high-school volleyball, taken seriously enough to name specific tournaments (Interhigh, Spring High) and to build multi-season arcs around specific rival schools.

Watch order

  1. 1Haikyuu!! (S1–S4)
  2. 2Haikyuu!! The Movie: Battle of the Garbage Dump (2024)

Characters

Themes

Team as unitSmall talent vs. big talentThe rival across the netPractice as identity

Quotes to remember

"The ball hasn't dropped yet."
Ittetsu Takeda
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Fun facts, hidden details & easter eggs

  • 1
    The final chapter of the manga aired within a season of the S4 finale.
  • 2
    The 2024 Dumpster Battle film is the first of two planned theatrical continuations of the anime.

Soundtrack & openings

OP
Imagination
SPYAIR

Voice cast

RoleJapaneseEnglish
Shoyo HinataAyumu MuraseBryson Baugus

Awards

  • Kodansha Manga Award — Shonen (2016)

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know volleyball rules?+

No — the show teaches you as it plays.

Is it finished?+

The TV series ended in 2020; the story continues in two theatrical films.

Conclusion

Haikyuu!! earned its spot in the AnimeVerse library because it did what most anime doesn't: it kept its promises. The arcs paid off. The characters grew. The world got bigger the longer we sat with it. If you're picking your next weekend of viewing, this is one worth clearing the calendar for.

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