Official Twitter - July 15, 2020
T/N: As of the 2018 season, Masahiro Yanagida is now the Captain of the Japanese national men’s team.
Official Twitter - July 15, 2020
T/N: As of the 2018 season, Masahiro Yanagida is now the Captain of the Japanese national men’s team.
As the manga announces the date of its final chapter, various cast members past and present share their thoughts
Kosaka Ryoutarou (1st Tsukishima)
My life changed because of my encounter with Haikyuu. Thank you so very much. I love this series.
I’m looking forward to the final chapter!
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“I probably should get going,” Yamaguchi said, hours later. Tsukishima blinked blearily and rubbed his shoulder, still warm from where Yamaguchi had fallen asleep on it. “We both have work tomorrow.”
“This would be easier if we just lived together,” Tsukishima mumbled.
Yamaguchi went still. It wasn’t like he’d been moving much, but it was like the air stopped circulating, a heavy change in the atmosphere, the same way it did right before a thunderstorm. Only instead of them getting soaked by the rain, Tsukishima had put his foot in his mouth.
He stood up, a desperate noise rushing through his ears as his stomach lurched. “Yamaguchi, I —”
“I just always thought you wanted your space,” Yamaguchi interrupted. He stared at Tsukishima, suddenly awake.
“What?” said Tsukishima intelligently. Then, like a scholar: “Huh?”
Announcing TsukkiYama Week 2020, which will take place from August 23-29! Each day will have two prompts, one general prompt and one AU prompt. Please vote for which prompts we’ll use here! The poll will close on July 8th.
Brief overview of the rules!
Thanks, see you guys again in a month! 😊
We are thrilled to announce our list of contributors for Haikyuu Playlist: Childhood Friends To Lovers! We are so excited to work with these amazing creators!
Stay tuned to find out more about our contributors! We’ll be posting more about them under the #HQPlaylistContributors tag.
You can check out their social media accounts under the cut:
Official Twitter - January 3, 2020
Translator’s note - They made a Kagamimochi - Kagami mochi (鏡餅, “mirror rice cake”), is a traditional Japanese New Year decoration. It usually consists of two round mochi (rice cakes), the smaller placed atop the larger, and a daidai (a Japanese bitter orange) with an attached leaf on top.
The Curtain Falls on the Tokyo Battle!
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Title: spot of joy
Pairing: Tsukishima Akiteru/Udai Tenma
Word count: 1285
Rating: T
Potential Trigger Warnings: mild alcohol consumption
written for @nonnegative for the @haikyuusecretsanta!
Akiteru wonders if this job was worth giving up a life he’d settled into comfortably, with friends and a city that felt like home. He sighs as he traces idle lines into the condensation on his glass of beer, looking lazily around the bar just as the one unmitigated spot of joy in his new life walks in and takes off the hood that only half managed to protect him from the beating rain outside.
Tenma looks dishevelled, with some long dark strands plastered to his face and the shoulders of his hoodie several shades darker than the rest, but he still throws Akiteru a bright smile and a cute wave when he spots him in their booth.
or:
Lately, Akiteru’s been thinking Tenma is cute. Tenma’s thought Akiteru is cute since high school.
this is my assignment for @haikyuusecretsanta, written for @mobkaibigan‘s request!
haikyuu!!, t, 3500 words, tsukishima kei/yamaguchi tadashi, in love as always
“What are you looking at, Tsukki?” Yamaguchi asks, glancing at him out of the corner of his eye.
“You, I guess,” Tsukishima says without thinking about it.
reblogging because i can do that!
this is my assignment for @haikyuusecretsanta, written for @mobkaibigan‘s request!
haikyuu!!, t, 3500 words, tsukishima kei/yamaguchi tadashi, in love as always
“What are you looking at, Tsukki?” Yamaguchi asks, glancing at him out of the corner of his eye.
“You, I guess,” Tsukishima says without thinking about it.