Haikyu!! Los ases del vóley - Haikyu!! Los ases del vóley
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Haikjú!! Karasuno kókó VS Širatorizawa gakuen kókó
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Haikjú!! Karasuno kókó VS Širatorizawa gakuen kókó
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Yumiko NakataReparto:
Takuma Terashima, Teruyuki Tanzawa, Toshiyuki Toyonaga, Kōki Uchiyama, 小松由佳, Kaito Ishikawa, Toshiki Masuda, Yoshimasa Hosoya, Subaru Kimura, Sōma Saitō (más)Streaming (1)
Episodios(10)
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Go Aisatsu (S03E01)
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"Hidari" no Kyōi (S03E02)
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GUESS・MONSTER (S03E03)
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Tsuki no Wa (S03E04)
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Ko vs. Kazu (S03E05)
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Deai no Kagaku Henka (S03E06)
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Kodawari (S03E07)
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Iya na Otoko (S03E08)
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Barē Baka-tachi (S03E09)
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Konseputo no Tatakai (S03E10)
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"El campeón caído, el cuervo que no puede volar"… Eso es lo que se decía del Instituto Karasuno, que finalmente alcanza la fase decisiva, la final que decidirá quién será el representante de la prefectura de Miyagi en el torneo nacional de voleibol. Tras caer derrotados por un estrecho margen contra el Instituto Aoba Josai en las semifinales de la fase de clasificación para el torneo interescolar nacional, el Karasuno participa en un campus de entrenamiento con los equipos más fuertes de Kanto con el objetivo de mejorar su nivel de cara al torneo nacional de primavera. A pesar de ser conscientes de la distancia que les separa de los equipos a nivel nacional como el Fukurodani, el Ubugawa o el Shinzen, el equipo del Karasuno decide concentrarse únicamente en su propia evolución. Finalmente comienza la fase de clasificación para el torneo nacional de primavera. El Karasuno se abre paso entre equipos potentes mientras el ataque rápido combinado de Hinata y Kageyama sigue evolucionando, las piezas individuales encajan y el equipo al completo funciona. (Selecta Visión)
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The conclusion needs to be massive and epic! Anyway, dedicating an entire anime series (even if, in this case, it "only" has ten episodes) to just one single volleyball game is a pretty big gamble. Could this kind of thing sustain a drive with the same characters over and over again, and in a game that is supposed to be five sets long, which in itself feels drawn out? Speaking for myself, I would have to say it could. Admittedly, I do miss those interesting, funny, and breather passages between the games and the more significant deepening of the relationships within the team. However, the question is whether that was necessary. After all, the team had fought their way through to the finals, and they took us on a journey. So there does not need to be too much focus on the relationships because the team is actually functioning as it should, and we just need to see how they are doing now to feel good. Plus, there are a few nice twists, with individual players pulling the latest tricks and ideas out of an imaginary hat. However, these still feel realistic, so we see improvement in, for example, a player learning how his teammates play in other positions. Another very positive thing is that this final game is hardly about one team at all. Shiratorizawa Academy has a talented team and is a worthy opponent, and the screenwriters introduce us to some of their players. In fact, you could say that the attention and such classic "flashbacks" are mostly focused on them, so you are introduced to the players of this team as well, to get to know them. Perhaps you are going to be rooting for some of them a bit, and all the more to enjoy the one big dramatic final game. Of course, you could expect a strong atmosphere with the final and plenty of twists and cliffhangers from this anime series. That is all there, even though I have to admit that it does not feel forced in any way. So the conclusion has to be massive and epic, and Haikyuu!! has done it again, in my opinion. 9.5/10.
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