Haikyu!! Episode 25: The Third Day

Manga chapter 49-50

Canon/HIGH

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Haikyu!! Episode 25: The Third Day

Manga chapter 49-50

Canon/HIGH
Prev: EP 24Next: EP

OSHIMETER

9.4

14 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
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seru banget! dari awal nonton gak yang bikin ngebosenin

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Capítulo cargado de emisiones y que marca un punto de inflexión en el equipo de cara al torneo de primavera, es de esos capítulos que te conmueven y hacer que veas los personajes desde otra perspectiva, generando gran motivación de cara a lo que viene y muchas expectativas con lo que pueda ocurrir más adelante
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Karasuno forced the strongest challenger to play all-out in extra innings
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The season closes with Karasuno reflecting on their growth through the tournament. Hinata and Kageyama stand stronger as partners while the team looks ahead toward even tougher rivals waiting in the future.
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Season ended with everyone trying to get away from the sadness. Seeing Hinata and Kageyama literally scream their lungs out in the gym to process the grief is such a raw, authentic depiction of sports heartbreak. Loved every bit of first season 🥰. Excited for the Karasuno's spring tournament 🌸
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!SPOLER! After losing to Johsai, this episode feels more like a slow-burn build-up for the other stronger teams. You can see how the loss affects everyone, and it makes me wonder how Karasuno will bounce back and regain their momentum moving forward. One of the best sports anime!
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Great aftermath episode after an intense match. It's a bittersweet final episode. They worked hard they still loss must feel heavy for them. I admire their resolve to become stronger for the spring tournament. Their dedication and love for the sport is so touching.
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The atmosphere is down but still very interesting to watch. There's a lot of inner struggle after the match. The background music also supports the atmosphere. After all, Haikyu!! has a lot to teach about life and volleyball itself. An anime that should be watched in a lifetime.
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One of the best sports anime. The pacing is perfect , it doesn’t feel rushed or overloaded with long throwbacks. It focuses on momentum, emotion, and growth, making every moment feel meaningful.
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One of the best sports anime to me. It did not rush to hype up the next big challenge and let the loss breathe. Because when they step onto the court again, it will not just be about proving they belong. It will be about proving they learned. Anime rating 10/10!!
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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the final episode of Season 1's 25-episode run, this lands directly after a devastating tournament loss, making it a reflective coda rather than a victory lap. It serves as both a conclusion to the team's first major competitive arc and a critical bridge toward the spring tournament, reframing the defeat as fuel for what comes next. The emotional groundwork laid here — particularly for the third-years and the Hinata-Kageyama dynamic — becomes the foundation Season 2 builds on.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the final episode of Season 1's 25-episode run, this lands directly after a devastating tournament loss, making it a reflective coda rather than a victory lap. It serves as both a conclusion to the team's first major competitive arc and a critical bridge toward the spring tournament, reframing the defeat as fuel for what comes next. The emotional groundwork laid here — particularly for the third-years and the Hinata-Kageyama dynamic — becomes the foundation Season 2 builds on.

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Capítulo cargado de emisiones y que marca un punto de inflexión en el equipo de cara al torneo de primavera, es de esos capítulos que te conmueven y hacer que veas los personajes desde otra perspectiva, generando gran motivación de cara a lo que viene y muchas expectativas con lo que pueda ocurrir más adelante
mznaufal's avatar
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Karasuno forced the strongest challenger to play all-out in extra innings
naganagarajnaganagar's avatar
naganagarajnaganagar
pranavi_birhade's avatar
pranavi_birhade
The season closes with Karasuno reflecting on their growth through the tournament. Hinata and Kageyama stand stronger as partners while the team looks ahead toward even tougher rivals waiting in the future.
peanuts's avatar
peanuts
Season ended with everyone trying to get away from the sadness. Seeing Hinata and Kageyama literally scream their lungs out in the gym to process the grief is such a raw, authentic depiction of sports heartbreak. Loved every bit of first season 🥰. Excited for the Karasuno's spring tournament 🌸
alexvvc's avatar
alexvvc
!SPOLER! After losing to Johsai, this episode feels more like a slow-burn build-up for the other stronger teams. You can see how the loss affects everyone, and it makes me wonder how Karasuno will bounce back and regain their momentum moving forward. One of the best sports anime!
marshymallow's avatar
marshymallow
Great aftermath episode after an intense match. It's a bittersweet final episode. They worked hard they still loss must feel heavy for them. I admire their resolve to become stronger for the spring tournament. Their dedication and love for the sport is so touching.
disavania's avatar
disavania
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The atmosphere is down but still very interesting to watch. There's a lot of inner struggle after the match. The background music also supports the atmosphere. After all, Haikyu!! has a lot to teach about life and volleyball itself. An anime that should be watched in a lifetime.
magicpaul's avatar
magicpaul
One of the best sports anime. The pacing is perfect , it doesn’t feel rushed or overloaded with long throwbacks. It focuses on momentum, emotion, and growth, making every moment feel meaningful.
kento's avatar
kento
One of the best sports anime to me. It did not rush to hype up the next big challenge and let the loss breathe. Because when they step onto the court again, it will not just be about proving they belong. It will be about proving they learned. Anime rating 10/10!!
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meenjane

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