Haikyuu is a Japanese anime series based on the story of Shoyo Hinata, a boy who is dedicated towards becoming a Volleyball player, but is very short in height. The show gained immense popularity after its first release in 2014, consisting of a total of 25 episodes. In case you decide to binge-watch, the show is available on Netflix.
Sports anime is considered boring, but Haikyuu is the perfect example as it has a plot based on Volleyball with all other enjoyable parts of the show. It depicts the combination of sports, friendship, team-work, and much more.
The lead of the show Hinata Shoyo decides to pursue Volleyball after seeing the National Tournament advertisement, and he is quite passionate about the same. To achieve what he desires, he gathers a team of five members. Unfortunately, he loses the first round of the game but does not lose hope. With all his dedication and hard work, he joins with a team of other Volleyball players after high school, but does not get along with them in the beginning. Later, he and Tobio Kageyama become the best of friends and decide to crack the Nationals together.
Season 4 of the series was divided into two parts, and the first part was aired in January 2020 and came to an end in April 2020. The second part of season 4 was expected to release in July 2020 but has been postponed, and there is no official announcement regarding the release date. Part 2 will have a total of 12 episodes resuming from episode fourteenth, releasing on Netflix and Crunchyroll. The fans are incredibly excited for the next part of the show, as it was left as a cliffhanging story.
Part 2 of season four will continue from the next match of Karasuno and his gang as the episode 13 was concluded with the setup of the match. While Inarizaki’s group has a chance of winning the match, Karasuno realizes the team is losing and tries to buckle up for the same. Episode 14 will be all about the match between the two teams and their confidence and ability to win.
The dubbing team for part 2 of season 14 remains the same, including Kaito Ishikawa Ayumu Murase, Tobio Kageyama, Yu Hayashi, Satoshi Hino, and Miyu Irino. The composer of season 4 part two, Asami Tachibana also shared a video update from the studio on her Twitter account. Tachibana has already been a part of various anime’s music team.
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