They also did not like, nor saw the point of those initial episodes, so it makes sense that they didn't really care lmaooooooooo

Also they view this show more as watching a sport than watching a drama. Most of the themes kind of go over their heads.

Doesn't help that they complained immediately when the flashback was there to remind them LOL

The flashback was to help remember but of course only groans were heard.

@@creativeartivity right honestly at this point it just ugh

Feel like the normies don't appreciate Haikyuu at all their reaction suck they're so bais

There was literally an episode where hinata learns that technique and advises Hyakuzawa.

Ah, damn. The moment I had the most anticipation for to see them react to it and it ends up like that, I'm just gonna skip this one.

It's always like this with them. They miss out the important parts.

Honestly they’re overhyped reactors imo

In the manga, the pages for the end of this match and the end of Aoba 1 are also direct parallels to one another in the angles and how they're drawn too.

Relatively speaking, they saw it a lot more recently than the rest of us did when this episode aired

Its The Normies, nothing new.

They’ve literally never noticed a theme unless the series spells it out for them on a banner

@@CentrikandSIk yeah. They’re very slow on the uptake hahaha

They’re actually some of the worst reactors but they’re lovable

@@CentrikandSIk the series spelled out why Atsumu was scouted for the National team and Osamu wasn’t (it’s not even a hard concept: Atsumu just loves volleyball more) and they still didn’t get it. No hate, the format of a bunch of people talking with each other and watching a show (especially a subbed show with subs on a screen further away) doesn’t always translate to the highest intake of nuance. The Normies generally seem like decent folk (insofar as you can judge anyone based on edited content), but thematic comprehension just isn’t their forte. Accept it and watch or don’t

Yesss!! Thank you!! Finally someone said it!

true

istg this is a love/hate relationship (more on the hate side tho)

Literally

if you get disappointed in a random group of people reacting to an animation online you have bigger problems my friend, stop being a weirdo and get out of your house once

They embodied what Ukai was describing in the episode. Focus too much on the speed and you'll lose yourself.

Their reaction to Haikyuu is so bad feels like they only do for view

@@raizel1556 literally 😭 but ig technically that’s exactly why they’re doing it

@@raizel1556 there’s only a couple of shows they actually really like, the others are just cause they’re popular I feel like

Their reactions to Haikyu are awful but ppl get so frustrated they start to gaslight themselves into thinking they don't actually like it LMAO The reality is that they like it but don't see the depth this series has. It's a totally valid way to watch a product although really dull and flat for anyone expecting more meaningful discussions and reactions. Like us hardcore fans.

LUPA had me dying when he screamed that 😂😂

@@bamonkam6183 Not the Japanese symbols is peak Lupa, he's really goated for that one

@Trashthlete I've seen you in basically every reaction video I have seen, are you South African?

Lupa floored met with that. Yaboyroshi whole Haikyuu reaction was miles above the Normies. Advantage of having a smaller group with people appreciating both the sports and storytelling aspect.

Lupa THE GOAT

Well said!

I actually feel like the movies will fit their reaction style perfectly. Extremely fast paced, with pretty much no room for character spotlights and such. Pretty much just a summary of the entire match. Considering how they were completely unable to manage the pressure of the Vs Inarizaki match, just imagine how much they would freak the fuck out while watching the future ones. The tension would absolutely consume them (and not in a relatable, cool way). They would be complaining for almost all the time. With a movie format, they just have to remain calm for a couple of hours *at best* .

@@paradoxhamartia7843 yeah I was thinking that because if it’s shows they always forget what happen last episode but even in movie format I don’t think they are capable of doing that even if it’s fast paced it’s duration of the movie.

@@VcloutedX I hate do admit it, but I really can't blame you for having so little faith. Their Haikyuu reactions always were pretty iffy (with them pretty much only caring about Karasuno and their results), but the Inarizaki ones really broke me. I get it that they were already extra frustrated from the first half of the season (simply cause they kinda didn't even try to understand its meanining), so they really wanted for some cool shit to happen fast, but... damn. Almost all of the narratively meaningful moments weren't even addressed. Weirdly, Pat was the saving grace of these videos. Even tho he also didn't really get the meaning behind those moments, at least he always kept it real instead of giving in to the absurd amount of Karasuno bias (and I'm saying this as a hardcore Karasuno fan). But what's done is done, so... yeah.

😂

WTH fr they didn’t yah ima stop watching it thanks for that smh

well, they've been ignoring his growth since the beginning of this season.

Seriously man. I am starting to think that they do it on purpose. All hyped for nothing.

@@elissonfarias3918 i think since start of the show lol

Holy shit, you are a genius

one of the most disappointing. I normally like Micky alot but he just laughed at important moments throughout this whole series and it truly ruined it for me. oh well what can you do

@@callme2times I same. I dont know, but I feel like they were just looking to quip

That's a fact right there.

I don't know what you're getting at with the title of the previous episode, but the Serene King is referring to Kageyama, NOT Hinata.

@@johnhallberg6084 But Hinata is the own that soothed and relaxes his teammates, its clearly supposed to be him or at least Kage and him

@@observantwonderer7401 you’re just as bad as the Normies lol. The Birth of the Serene King, the title of the episode, is referring to Kageyama’s transformation as a “king”. Before when he was the dictator-like King, he didn’t bother to communicate or see the conditions of his teammates. He simply forced them to hit unreasonable tosses that he believed were the best tosses when reading the flow of the game. After the events in middle school, he became the goody-two-shoes setter that Atsumu called him out on. Rather than a King he was someone who compensated for his spikers bad habits. In the practice match with Date Tech, we see the beginning of his transformation as a King, emphasis ON THE BEGINNING. Coach Ukai tells him the importance of communication even if isn’t his strong suit and monitoring the conditions of his teammates. By doing all of that, he can set tosses that not only demand his spikers to hit them but are also possible for them to hit. In episode 23, Birth of the Serene King, it’s the interaction between Tanaka and Kageyama that highlights the meaning of the episode. Tanaka feeling that he is barely managing to beat the enemy team in air battles asks Kageyama to cut back on tosses to him. Rather than accept that as he would have in the past, Kageyama instead demands Tanaka to continue attacking. Tanaka hasn’t been doing bad and his attacks are needed to make the enemy team remember he’s a threat and improve Karasuno’s chances of scoring overall. In the next point, he does not force Tanaka to hit a specific spike, but demands a spike from Tanaka that Kageyama believes that he can hit. This was the Birth of the Serene King referred to in the previous episode title. It doesn’t make sense for the title to carry over to episode 24 where Hinata’s Take-it-easy play happens. Although this season shows Hinata’s growth, he is still nowhere near as good as Kageyama as a player. It doesn’t make sense for him to be referred to as a King in the same way as Kageyama since their skills aren’t equal.

​@@johnhallberg6084 yes and in the manga they will talk this out when they meet again,how time skip Hinata is an equal to Kageyama as a player.

Srsly, they don't even know which twin is who 😭

*symbols lol, lupa the goat 🐐

LMAOO I'M DYING

Kuroko basketball

What show are you even watching?

@@INergalI fr lmao

@Manga Enthusiast I am not a manga reader that’s why and I kinda get irritated by Hinata that’s why I like Kags tho

@@INergalI I like the other teams . They are super cool

@@r.d5528 Nah man. Chill out

They are pretty slow on the uptake. Hahaha

i honestly dont know them and just searched for some reactions on this episode, and this was by far the worst one. they dont get the names right, they dont understand the reasoning behind the actions, even when the characters literally explain these things in a monologue right there. they are screaming way too much and unnatural. its just a bad reaction, my opinion.

@@Kuerikami that's fine. You don't have to like it and you can be critical but some people are just being unnecessarily rude to them for messing up or not understanding everything perfectly.