That happens a lot with anime/ manga videos. They always claim copyright.
@rayv1918Ай бұрын
@@Eduard_RO another day another dumbass move by youtube.
@emmanuelmondesir8677Ай бұрын
KZfaq: *takes down the video* Lesson from Anime: Don’t you ever forget my worthless pride
@bobokun1113Ай бұрын
It's actually funny tho 😂
@hish33p32Ай бұрын
This actually makes a lot of sense, underrated joke right here
@emmanuelmondesir8677Ай бұрын
The animation of Oikawa getting up after his set to Iwaizumi while thinking *Talent is something you bloom, Instinct is something you polish* not only solidified Haikyuu as my favorite anime/manga ever but Oikawa as my favorite character from the series. I even have his jacket and I use it when jogging at night.
@TokoineАй бұрын
I seriously never realized that means Oikawa won. It fr makes me so happy cause bro deserved it after everything
@DragonStar524Ай бұрын
I love how the series portrays the relationship between Iwaizumi and Oikawa. On the surface, it may seem that Oikawa just unintentionally pisses Iwaizumi off to no end, but Iwaizumi shows it's deeper than that. Iwaizumi wholeheartedly believes that Oikawa will make it to the top and acknowledges his skills as a player, and he's there to beat it into Oikawa he's got other players behind him that he can get the most skill out of. And Oikawa proved Iwaizumi right
@ghostine_eАй бұрын
Agree 100%!! The fact that Iwaizumi became a trainer was SO perfectly fitting x)
@randomverse1501Ай бұрын
Oikawa finger pointing to Iwaizumi is peak haikyuu for me. 🔥🔥
@ascent1on716Ай бұрын
I know its sick and all but I kinda wish it was instead just the Scene but instead of pointing the panel is just everything else shaded out and only his line of sight to iwaizumi. It would of just been so much more in character but oml the finger point was hype.
@notuppd3688Ай бұрын
This why he's called as the 'Great King". I mean who can't be an inspiration more than a person who can't fight in the midair for his team but wants to win by his talent in setting (I know he can serve and do dumps while in front row but he can't do it more often). Just by his sets he wanted to win Ushijima. He's so much of an inspiration for a person like me who dwelled on my inferiority complex for 13 years. My heart goes calm while I think I can break my limits like Oikawa-san did. By the way this is the best essay on Oikawa-san in KZfaq. Thank you so much. ❤
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Thanks!
@jemima635716 күн бұрын
"The monster generation? They're all just stepping stones to me."
@ColeMoormanАй бұрын
I found Haikyuu when I needed a series that reflected the human side of athletes, it was Oikawa I related to the most other than Daichi. Oikawa reflected the samurai discipline of honing one's skills to extreme excellence all while continuously pursuing perfection, along with the reality of you can't beat someone who never quits, one day he will beat everyone, and he will by doing it his way.
@mayal3nАй бұрын
He's such a realistic character, he shows in the manga and anime that he is so humane. By far the most relatable character shown, as he is an athlete showing his ups and downs.
@joseg2819Ай бұрын
You made me watch the entire anime because of this video (well old video)
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
That's great haha
@hish33p32Ай бұрын
Wow, I'd like to know the experience of watching an Oikawa essay first before watching Haikyuu
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
@@hish33p32 A fair number of people said they did - tbf I've intentionally been making my videos try to appeal at least a bit to non-Haikyuu watchers as they seem to do well that way (e.g. the Kita/Tanaka videos as well as this)
@hish33p32Ай бұрын
I'll just copy paste my og comment here since the og video is gone: 37:20 The best part is that, even if Team Japan loses to Argentina and Oikawa, it would make sense both narratively and realistically, since Hinata and Kageyama has nothing to lose by losing this match, they're just as strong as the International players and Oikawa, if not even better, and both teams feel like the protagonist and antagonist, if Japan wins, Japan gets their revenge while Oikawa fails his yet again, and if Argentina wins, Oikawa finally gets his revenge, Team Japan crumbles yet again to sheer height and power, and yet either one winning won't be proof of anything. Argentina winning would mean Japan didn't lose because their best player (most likely the best) is from Japan, and Japan winning would mean they finally overcame that wall of height and strength, whilst beating one of their best players who's on the other team. But after everything that has happened, I truly believe that Oikawa and Argentina really did win this final match of the story.
@perevisionАй бұрын
I never liked Oikawa until the Brazil arc and he’s not one of my favourites, but he really made me admire him and want to root for him. What an amazing character, maybe one of the best ever written. This video was so great, I’m so glad you were able to reupload it and thank so much for making it!
@DragonStar524Ай бұрын
Its true that Oikawa wasnt going to surpass or beat players like Ushiwaka, but Oikawa made the fatal mistake of comparing himself to other players. The only way we can truly grow is if we compare ourselves to ourselves. And we may surprise the other players we once sought to surpass with how much we've improved and grown.
@F7_TeeJАй бұрын
Karasuno's final point against Aoba Johsai and Hinata's receive agaisnt Aran are my favorite rallies so far. Haven't watched the movie and read the rest of the story.
@toomuchfreetime2637Ай бұрын
i havent watched the video yet but have to comment now bc yes yes yes 1000 times yes. just that one scene where he does the jumping set across the entire court, where he collides into the table as he falls, leading to him desperately jumping back to his feet, hardly registering it as he slips on the table cloth, with his eyes completely locking in on the court with pure desperation...ugh man its so good
@zachk2712Ай бұрын
Thanks for the upload, definitely more fluid, fitting for this masterpiece.
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Glad you enjoy it!
@lum1379Күн бұрын
Thank you for the reupload
@LessonsFromAnime19 сағат бұрын
No problem
@mama_iriАй бұрын
Re-commenting for the algorithm. This video is too good ❤
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Thank you so much 😀
@SuperDatsyuk13Ай бұрын
I absolutely love this video. This one of Oikawa and the other one of Sugawara are my favourite videos that you have made. You make amazing content and these one of Haikyuu characters are the best so thank you for doing them
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@takua1495Ай бұрын
Loved this video the first time and loved it even more after the reupload. Keep up the great work with your videos!
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Thank you! Will do!
@issacu69245 күн бұрын
Idc this video is such a masterpiece
@shinu-die2 күн бұрын
He makes me feel that every haikyuu! characters are all the mcs
@JmanAnimatesАй бұрын
It really sucks that you had to re-upload this.
@joseg2819Ай бұрын
I agree but this a excuse to watch it again 😂
@JmanAnimatesАй бұрын
@@joseg2819 true
@dazzlinglia3183Ай бұрын
I was already so happy when I saw Kageyama and Hinata together again but when I saw they were going to play against Oikawa I felt like it was the best conclusion possible. We didn't even need to know who was going to win, it was already perfect.
@mad_hatter7956Ай бұрын
I'm honestly becoming obsessed with your Haikyuu character analysis/essays. Right now, I'm currently binge watching your Haikyuu vids and I can't get enough with it.❤❤❤ I hope that they will make a movie about the olympics and special episode like what they did in Kuroko No Basketball.
@watchingandvibing15 күн бұрын
i remember seeing this video before it was taken down before, if i'm not mistaken, a year or two(?) ago? I know it was at least quite a while after the manga finished, since I was keeping up with the new chapters as they were released at the time...but I remember this video leaving quite the impression on me because was so well edited and put together, and it managed to talk about something that I felt like many people were overlooking at the time, the journey and development of Oikawa and how perfect the final manga ending was as a culmination of his entire character. Now I've watched the entire thing again and I'm hit with the feels. Great video. Might go reread the entirety of haikyuu again :'D
@gavanhill5132Ай бұрын
Glad this was reuploaded
@tevin2029Ай бұрын
Happy to see you were able to reupload this video.✌🏽
@fjadl6192Ай бұрын
It's back baby ❤🎉😊
@isaularismendez5311Ай бұрын
This video deserves the interaction. Keep up the good work
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Thanks, will do!
@omiegonАй бұрын
THANK YOU FOR THE REUPLOAD
@criza224810 күн бұрын
The most beautiful moment when I read the manga was when I only understood the Similarities between Oikawa and Hinata when they were put in those chapters together, it's eye-opening how I could miss how similar these two what they're fighting to prove and improve themselves every time. 1. How both have a role model that inspires them Little Giant-Hinata Argentina setter-Oikawa 2. How Oikawa sees Geniuses and how Hinata sees Tall people, they are not those. They know that's why they are challenged to improve and to prove themselves to others. And they both chose the hard path by not giving up 3. They even go miles to go out of their comfort zone after graduation to go to a different country to train. Not only 1 but 2 crazy people out there like they say 4. And of course how they love volleyball 5. And it was magnificently portrayed when it shows... -Hinata has moments of homesickness and feels left behind etc -Oikawa even at one time pretends to quit, even feeling something is lacking when it's not difficult as Pro Like two threads that are all jumbled and have one knot when stretching They both Rediscover the BASIC again and how the FUN it is to play 6. In the end, they both get recharged after connecting with each other Oikawa inspired by Hinata the fun of always seeing yourself Level up and the Fun in it like a beginner Hinata was inspired by Oikawa's past story and even learned to think about what was next, observe and try new things Finally, that panel when they shake hands is like a line, a starting point for them, for me maybe that's why Oikawa finally calls Hinata, Shoyo not Chibi-chan anymore not because not just he's grown up. But also an acknowledgment that they both start from here. Truly an antagonist and protagonist beautiful declaration moment. 7. And Boom! -Introduction of Hinata again to Msby -Oikawa's Introduction as an Argentina Player Both you can never forget and become well-known from then on. Actually, it becomes even crazier when I think how THAT Oikawa was never truly known in National HS and even never got a chance to play, His word of defeating EVERYONE becomes more impactful and meaningful every time I remember it. Finally his CHANCE BALL!
@ohwow3669Ай бұрын
Thanks for reminding me how peak Haikyuu is I’m gonna reread it now 💪🏼🗿
@charlesheyward5859Ай бұрын
Ngl about thinking about this video for the past 3 weeks
@thenetheritehelmet4231Ай бұрын
happy to watch this video the first time, happy to watch it again, you got mw into haikyuu thank you
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@Rim-wi8et18 күн бұрын
I cried 38:57 I always want him to win Ty for the video man
@tahurrrrr1801Ай бұрын
I meant to only watch long enough to get your views back up but ended up watching the whole thing again. oops. Guess that's what happens when the video is that good.
@KetoskeАй бұрын
Oikawa Won, also that last point in the Aoba Johsai is the biggest plot armor for Karasuno in the series no way they win it without it.
@maruthiprasad4074Ай бұрын
This was so epic I really loved it. Can’t wait for your channel to blow up. ❤
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Thank you so much!!
@Deathrunaway12Ай бұрын
J'aime trop cette vidéo ! Love this video so much
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Thanks!
@spicyramen3356Ай бұрын
So glad this is up again. I find myself returning to it all the time so was so sad when it got struck. Maybe an alternative platform/patreon or something would work as backup?
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Should be fine in future - I pushed my luck on the last one, I know for future
@justdoingodsworkАй бұрын
And I'm rewatching it
@SmoothWeeb13 күн бұрын
i think more than envying Hinatas ability, he envied that he was a weapon for Kageyama that he didn't have
@BasketballisDagoatАй бұрын
I just subscribed i really like the way that you explain things and the fact that you think deeply about things
@simply_mapleАй бұрын
Goated video.
@jeff-qo4ld29 күн бұрын
Thanks for this 🙏🏻
@thomasbruss2326Ай бұрын
Why tf do i always start tearing up if someone talks about the last arc of haikyuu
@TheFleshSeekerАй бұрын
great analysis ... inspirational to say the least
@KlamranАй бұрын
I gotchu with the rewatch
@-mr.pipel-685226 күн бұрын
cinema
@SWad250Ай бұрын
Sad the original got hit with claims but I’m still up for a rewatch.
@preposteroussvideosАй бұрын
This makes me wanna watch it
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Do it
@markt16399 күн бұрын
A bit late to the party, but I have never felt bad for Oikawa. Despite all the hard work he put in and his genius plays, I could never connect completely to him, so whether he lost to his biggest rival or to anyone else, I either felt incredible joy or was like „Yeah that was to be expected“ My biggest problem with Oikawa is that he is not this super perfect as the series sometimes portraits it: He is cocky, he lets himself provoke, he is not a good captain (the other third years don‘t take him serious, Kyotani ignores him, he is sometimes away and doesn‘t communicate it with his team) and his mindset is diminishing his success. He is his own biggest barrier and simply cannot improve with his team if he keeps on struggling with himself.
@crypticgays2476Ай бұрын
oikawa tooru you have to stop. your serve too lethal. your character too nuanced. your swag too sexy. youtube will kill you. (okay copypasta aside, very happy that this got reuploaded!! rewatching while i eat dinner 🫡🫡)
@chimera8164Ай бұрын
Commenting to support
@zio_edvardo5617Ай бұрын
Cant wait for this guy to discover megalobox.
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Great show
@SheenVFX28 күн бұрын
I love you
@LessonsFromAnime26 күн бұрын
Thanks?
@ouken1683Ай бұрын
Nooo why did they take the video down ?? Really sucks man I hope it get all the views back
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
copyright
@TheBridge2Ай бұрын
Beautiful video
@pedrofonseca2435Ай бұрын
Amazing Vídeo.
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Thanks!
@abj136Ай бұрын
Thanks for the spoiler shield! First part was great!
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
No problem!
@sam-lk4fcАй бұрын
Honestly i felt oikawa 2as rhe final boss when i first watched hailyuu ehen you will bring akashi videi of fukrodaani
@akagami12Ай бұрын
can you also make vids about One Piece pleaseeeeee :3
@igorbarbosadasilva9629Ай бұрын
If I'm not wrong, the author said in an interview that Argentina won as in the real Olympics
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Nice
@Thegameshadow1Ай бұрын
Just out of curiousity - I never fished the original video - I got to 21 minutes in before I had to pause it and when I came back -it was blocked. Can anyone tell me what is different? Is any of the script different?
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
you can just jump ahead to wherever you were, there's a few minor bits added back in but it'll be fine
@konoa869Ай бұрын
You should make a video about kaisers turning a 1 into a 0 and back to 1 thered gotta be soemthing motivational in there
@elikujawa6121Ай бұрын
we need a nishinoya video
@tyrant-den884Ай бұрын
I'm gunna call him: Frank Grimes
@HvwkxАй бұрын
Hard disagree to your comment about Oikawa being bothered/upset when Hinata would get brought in at 3:56. Watching all of the times Oikawa spoke about him/to him, I never got that impression. He always joked around and called him short, but I got the impression that he took him more seriously than 90% of the other players, despite Hinata’s lack of skill
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
he always jokes around tbf, that's his way of hiding his insecurity
@HvwkxАй бұрын
@@LessonsFromAnime that’s fair. Guess it came across different to me regarding Hinata, but I can see what you’re saying for sure
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Fair enough, there's nothing fully confirming what I said after all
@emmanuelmondesir8677Ай бұрын
Oikawa is very good at assessing people's abilities and potential. If anything, Kageyama bringing that offensive prowess out of Hinata this early must have bothered him imo. Thoughts?
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
@@emmanuelmondesir8677 ooh interesting, that could be it too
@FernandjourneyАй бұрын
Guys do you try to balance entertainment with work or do you shut everything down ? I would like to know how others do it
@LessonsFromAnimeАй бұрын
Yeah I put some time aside for it
@hish33p32Ай бұрын
@@Fernandjourney the important thing to remember is that we're humans, not machines, while at the same time remembering if what you're doing is actually rest or just being lazy
@hish33p32Ай бұрын
@@LessonsFromAnime First Concept is the summary of your biggest Hinata video, while the 2nd concept is the summary of your Barou video
@NearnfaceАй бұрын
wwowowowow
@AntoineMurengaАй бұрын
I really hated Oikawa after he beat Hinata and Kageyama, I remember feeling a weight on my chest when they were down and the anger I felt. I prayed and waited for them to get their revenge and felt a wave of satisfaction and triumph when they did. But after the fact when we got to learn more about Oikawa I started to understand that even he suffered chasing for the top. He was a great antagonist, but could have even been the portagonist of his own anime and it'd have been amazing. Still kinda hate him for the first time he beat them tho😂
@grindrtest6438Ай бұрын
Oikawa is definitely a Cancer. I don't know his in universe zodiac sign but he definitely moves like a Cancer
@Mi11imaniАй бұрын
am i the only one who just hates it when people call Wakatoshi-kun "Ushiwaka"? i mean... OK, the nicknames has a purpose inside the IP, but... babyboy has a proper name, and it's such a cool name too. huh.
@xHeyItsCamiАй бұрын
I mean...if it weren't an Oikawa video, I'd agree that it's better to use his proper name. But it is an Oikawa video so it just as easily makes sense to use his nickname for ushijima.