Sorry but u can not put Aran Ojiro as one of the top 5 Aces on 19th place he is so much stronger. He just gets underrated because he mostly gets sett highballs, even thoe he still crushes them above a triple block

@@lennartbreil6500 a title is worthless when feats say otherwise. Also everyone above him is also a top 5 of their own position; blocker, libero, setter, ..

@@monked6966 makes sense If you go after positions but overall i'd say one could make an argument to put aran a above aone at least

@@lennartbreil6500 ​ @Lennart Breil yeah. ofcourse some potions are interchangeable. After all, there's no objective way to determine who's better between a setter and a libero. for example Nishinoya and Kenma. Their jobs are just too different. It's like comparing a defender and a striker in football. So I just try to go on why gives the other team the most trouble/contributes the most in their own team. And Ojiro got over shadowed by Atsumu, Osamu and their blocker with the long limbs. Meanwhile Aone for example was stopping Karasuno almost single handedly. It's all about what you view as more important at the end of the day. Daichi for example is basically Karasuno's lifeline both mentally and physically. But he's not that high because he's mostly in the background. Everyone is basically really close to each other except for maybe the top 10. ranking sports people is always just nitpicking in the end. I personally wasn't that impressed by Ojiro. but that's only because we never saw everything he could do because the focus was more on Atsumu and Osama and he had a shared focus with Suna. Meanwhile Aone had all the attention and all his good actions were on screen and in the spotlight.

@@monked6966 thats true, it's kind of impossible to compare players in different positions and focuses

Hmm. His lack of experience was mainly the fact that he had always been acting on instinct right? After Inarizaki, it’s safe to say he has gained his immense game sense, way above average. He predicted the Miya’s Quick attack, he could work with Tsukishima to stop Suna’s 80 degrees rotation attack without even talking with him about it, he was able to see through Osamu’s plan to fake spike, which even tricked Tsukishima completely. While he’s probably the second smartest person only second to Kenma. The only signs of a lack of experience you can see rn are the fact that he can’t do serves except for ones that are very easy to retrieve. Hinata’s a beast with techniques. He can do a feints, block outs, normal quick attacks and ofcourse the minus-tempo ones. We even saw him do an extremely sharp cross shot against Nekoma, though he never used it again. He mastered the split step, so he can now receive powerful spikes. Besides having all these crazy techniques, he also has pure talent, and physical abilities. He can outlast anyone on the court when it comes to a stamina battle. Also making him the best decoy in the entire anime. You’d say that he has to use all his stamina to make up for his lack of height, however in s4 that’s not the case anymore. He can jump as high as Hoshiumi, meaning he’s on par with most players in an air battle, but while he can face them, they can’t face him; he has the speed and stamina to go around them, to literally just walk around the wall instead of trying to climb it. While he makes a high wall for his opponents. He can literally run to the other side of the court before his opponents can react. So I think he def deserves his spot.

@@monked6966 I still think players like Tsukishima, Sawmaura and Nishinoya are better than him tbh

@@jacobcrist7982 it depends... better oh wht?? the better player is the one who can do everything better than the others of course tsuki is better on blocking, but just on that, noya (1y older than shoyo) is way better at defending. daichi (2y older) is good at everything but he is not the best at everything, but I think he admitted that spikes are not his thing But Hinata is going to be a BEAST... a 3rd year Hinata, faster, smarter, taller and better

@@thund3rnk I was only talking about at the time using the anime

Never noya 1000 Times better

Fax Yaku is better

@@trux4438 LoL?

everything is good expect the fact the daichi is somehow 10 places higher than asahi. If we are talking about season 4 man legit the 2nd/3rd best at the serving with 100% power man is easily number 1 (kageyama becames better tho at some point) not only that his legit the ace. Meanwhile although daichi is underrated he is there 2nd/3rd best defensive players but he scores like 1 point per set. Ngl if they switch places this list would be perfect.

Well I think i overestimated Eikichi a little bit, but thanks :P

I do think Hinata deserves that spot. He's a master decoy, who can change the flow of a game with just his personality. He's also no longer just dependable on Kageyama, and has developed such a great game IQ that he can predict even some of the best players their moves. This goes for both his receives and blocks, thanks for the compliments on the editing!

@@monked6966In terms of Technique and experience definetely he's not any better than none of these guys. even if he can play really well as a decoy...

@@vigario4609 but yet he’s always the guy making the difference. I just think that’s even more important.

@@monked6966 is this your own personal ranking?

@@monked6966 it’s fine to have a personal opinion and ranking of it, in actuality I think that with kageyama hinata seems better than he really is

Thanks!

Yeah. I found out, however in the anime (so pre nekoma vs karasuno), he doesn't have any feats except for mutual admiration between Nishinoya and him to back that up. So i decided to rank nishinoya higher for now.

We know fella

Yeah being 41 is way too low

Asahi has higher raw strength his 100% is = to Ushijimas 70%

he's also a double edged sword since he can play recklessly

And how can he be the 2nd strongest when Iwaizumi beat him in many athletic competitions?

@@jacobcrist7982 bruh I'm talking about volleball raw strength ......and if u haven't played volleyball then let me tell u that putting ur raw strength in daily activities and putting ur raw strength in volleyball are diffrent things

fair enough i'd say ushijima is better tho due to his power which dismantles the other team and purely on how everyone talked about how powerful they were even when they weren't at nationals, however I know Itachiyama did win nationals.

We haven't seen him play yet in the anime.

Can you read? Season 4. Or do you mean to say that because of 1 spike we’ve seen in the training camp (and 1 miss), Sakusa is above Ushijima, who we’ve seen an entire season of dominance of? Not to mention the one spike we’ve seen in training camp is something even Tanaka did in s4.

Sakusa meatriders only have haikyuu ball knowledge. Real volleyball players know that ushijima is better than fraudkusa

yeah, could very well be. Just that I haven't seen anything of Sakusa yet as I'm an anime only but I've seen Korai do like everything; Blocking, serving, spike techniques etc.

Thank you!

@@monked6966 but korai is 4th

Messi has a better goal scoring ratio then Ronaldo. He's not just better at assists he is even better at scoring goals.

Messi has a better goal scoring ratio then Ronaldo. He's not just better at assists he is even better at scoring goals.

No he isn’t 😆

@@monked6966 He instantly solves the inferences that even the coaches don’t understand and he does it by watching it only once even though he is the setter he always scores points even with the spike he makes, not to mention his serves he sees himself as incompetent but when you add his work to it, he is undoubtedly the best player but for some reason, not everyone understands this he is a genius and its scary how smart he is

@@monked6966 I don't know why I'm so defensive but I feel like I'm the only one seeing this🧍🏻‍♀️

@@beethoven8476 Nah I think you’re just a fanboy, Ushijima is the best

Nice joke.

Bullshit

nah Ushijima is the best

overrated??? he is a damn God

Anime literally stated he the best liebro

He is the Best. He would've been in the japan team if the selectors wanted a childish big boy on the team

@@sudiptosagorneel4933 I think the anime wanted to make it obvious that Motoya Komori is the best libero in the series. As the manga goes, I feel like Morisuke Yaku is just a tad bit better than Nishinoya aswell.

This list is anime only. I haven't seen enough of Sakusa and Tobio isn't at full potential here yet.

No😂 the only advantage Oikawa has against Kageyama is his serve

In the world of reality they are :)

@@monked6966 ushijima said himself that kageyama is inferior to oikawa. And hinata is still irrelevant without kageyama whereas nishinoya casually blocks attacks from the best attacker there is in the series. Hinata in terms if skill is lackluster

@@koray3375 in s4 Kageyama literally learns from Atsumu that what he and Oikawa have been doing has its limits and he’ll never become the best setter that way; changing his sets to suit the teammate rather than knowing their limits himself and forcing them to adapt to it. Now during their S4 match, Kageyama mastered that. It’s literally what his entire king persona was about. But this time in a good way, having learned from his mistakes. Having done that, he has surpassed Oikawa who’s still stuck in the ways of changing his sets to suit his teammates. Ushijima’s statement is from season 3. Hinata’s S4 match was literally also about that. He has acquired propper (and far above average at that) volleyball IQ. With even Tsukishima putting his trust in his volleyball IQ. He also learned his incredibly high jumps to also block people. Hinata was a ball of talent chained by weaknesses. He has overcome almost every single weakness by now. Including becoming independant from Kageyama. Especially since Kageyama isn’t the only one who can do those fast passes. Ofcourse he’s better with good teammates. That’s how it is in every sport and every team, you amplify each other. And he’s always creating miracles, so he also has it featwise. He literally also blocked a shot from Ushijma for example. Seems to me you missed the themes of s4 completely.

@@monked6966 so ur putting hinata above people like korai who can do everything hinata can do but much better? And kageyama is not necessarily able to get 100% out of every teammate. Also why would a statement from this other setter hold more validity than oikawas, kageyamas and ushijimas because of what he thinks makes a good setter.

@@koray3375 Korai is literally ranked second lol, get a grip. Also, you’re talking out of your ass. Oikawa’s entire charaxter arc is about him realising Kageyama has talent that he’ll never be able to overcome once it flourishes and it’s just a matter of time before it does. That’s what makes him so miserable. And now in s4, that talent has flourished. As for Atsumu’s statement, he’s considered the best setter before the timeskip. Gaining even a standing ovation from Karasuno’s coach for how much of a technical genius he is. So his statement hold a 100 times more value than Ushijima, who’s an ace, not a setter. And as I said above, Oikawa himself doesn’t think he’s better than Kageyama. Kageyama looked up to Oikawa because at that point, Oikawa was actually better than him. Just like Hinata initially thought of the other Aoba Johsai members as good/threats. Despite showing us in Karasuno’s openings match at Nationals that they’ve advanced so far that those kind of teams seem average to them now. It’s like you skipped s4?

Trash Ranking, whynis Bokuto and Aran so high? Where is Oikawa

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Not everyone is as braindead as you

Thanks! Yeah, I heard about Yaku being a bit better than Nishinoya, but since I haven"t read the Manga, I was trying to include only info from up to S4. And since Nekoma vs Karasuno hasn't happened yet, I thought he lacked the feats to place him above Nishinoya currently. As for Sakusa and Hoshiumi, I don't know. Could very well be. But just to explain my reasoning: From what i saw, i thought Hoshiumi was more versatile. They depicted him as someone who dominated in like almost every aspect of the game. While Sakusa was depicted more as someone who specialised in spikes. And since Volleyball works with rotations, I thought he is more useful.