Manga chapter 90-92
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QUICK TAKES
VerifiedThis episode showed a sneak peek of the past of the most nonchalant player in Karasuno—Tsukki! I love how they used the sun and moon to describe Hinata and Tsukki’s roles, and it’s the actual meaning of their names. This is an essential episode to Tsukki’s character development!
Verifiedthe animal metaphors they use to describe the teams and plays are always so incredibly cool! hearing tsukishima try to convince himself that it is just a club so he doesn't get hurt is so sad, but i know his huge growth arc is finally getting closer
Verifiedfurudate's persistent use of animalistic visual metaphors remains a stylistic triumph. the episode effectively isolates tsukishima's apathetic defense mechanism against the overwhelming passion of the tokyo training camp, perfectly setting the stage for his impending character arc
VerifiedThe animal metaphor is always on point, it's so fucking tuff bro furudate ur my shakespear. and ARGHHH BOKUAKAKUROTSUKI!!!! FINALLY!!! Tsuki's growth arc is so close! Hearing him say 'it's only a high school club, if you try too hard, it's only gonna hurt more' is crazy tho
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting at episode 7 of 25, 'Moonrise' is firmly embedded in the second season's training camp arc, continuing the skill refinement and team restructuring that began after the devastating losses of season one. It follows directly from 'Tempo,' where Hinata and Kageyama started overhauling their signature quick attack, and sets the stage for 'Illusionary Hero,' which pushes individual character growth — especially Tsukishima's — even further. This stretch of episodes is the foundation for everything Karasuno will attempt in competition later this season.
QUICK TAKES
VerifiedThis episode showed a sneak peek of the past of the most nonchalant player in Karasuno—Tsukki! I love how they used the sun and moon to describe Hinata and Tsukki’s roles, and it’s the actual meaning of their names. This is an essential episode to Tsukki’s character development!
Verifiedthe animal metaphors they use to describe the teams and plays are always so incredibly cool! hearing tsukishima try to convince himself that it is just a club so he doesn't get hurt is so sad, but i know his huge growth arc is finally getting closer
Verifiedfurudate's persistent use of animalistic visual metaphors remains a stylistic triumph. the episode effectively isolates tsukishima's apathetic defense mechanism against the overwhelming passion of the tokyo training camp, perfectly setting the stage for his impending character arc
VerifiedThe animal metaphor is always on point, it's so fucking tuff bro furudate ur my shakespear. and ARGHHH BOKUAKAKUROTSUKI!!!! FINALLY!!! Tsuki's growth arc is so close! Hearing him say 'it's only a high school club, if you try too hard, it's only gonna hurt more' is crazy tho
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