Best Anime to Watch: Haikyuu!!

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After 2 months or so, I finally finished the anime Haikyuu!!, which is an anime that had been on my list to watch for a while. Haikyuu!! had been recommended to me by a bunch of friends as a standout anime, and it did live up to the hype.

Haikyuu!! is an interesting concept, as it is an anime that revolves around volleyball. I wasn’t really sure what to expect, especially since the show spans 4 seasons of about 20 episodes each. Admittedly, the time span for Haikyuu!! is a bit ridiculous, as so far through four seasons it is still the same year as when the show first started (there is even a season that is dedicated to ONE volleyball match, and it spans ten episodes or so).

While I do think that there are a lot of extraneous scenes in Haikyuu!!, the show as a whole is always entertaining and pretty easy to get through. The main characters of the show, Kageyama Tobio and Hinata Shoyo, also are an iconic duo who function best when together. Although these two are easily the stars of the show, there are great supporting characters such as Nishinoya, Tanaka, Asahi, and Daiichi who also play pivotal roles in the show.

Haikyuu!! is a show that sports fans will appreciate more than non-sports fans, but I think the show is watchable even if you are a non-sports fan. I would say that Haikyuu!! is a notch below Hunter X Hunter and Attack on Titan, but on par with the first season of The Promised Neverland.

Haikyuu!! Recommendation Rating: 4.5

This post has now been updated to reflect a new ratings system that I have implemented, which is scored as follows:

1: Something worth checking out if you have time

2: Something that is a hit for some people, but not a must for everyone

3: Something worth prioritizing if interested

4: Something worth making time to check out

5: An absolute home run, worth going out of your way for

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One response to “Best Anime to Watch: Haikyuu!!”

  1. […] recent anime is called Aoashi, and it is a soccer anime. There are a lot of similarities to Haikyuu, although I would say Aoashi is less dramatic and not as over exaggerated as Haikyuu (both good and […]

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