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As a narrator, I would like to focus on the character of Oikawa. She’s realistic and goes against her impulses, even when it’s to help Tobio. However, she is aware that she hasn’t earned the help she is giving. In order to help Tobio, she helps him by ignoring the fact that he’s not deserving of it. Here are some things she does differently.
Iwaizumi
Iwaizumi cares deeply about Oikawa, even when he makes him feel stupid. Iwa slaps his shoulder when he feels insecure. In the end, they become the best friends. Despite their intense relationship, they remain inseparable, with the former being the better person in terms of their friendship. Iwaizumi and Oikawa have a deep connection that goes beyond just friendship.
Oikawa and Iwaizumi become friends when Oikawa joins the club. Oikawa and Iwaizumi are on opposite teams during Sports Day. They compete against each other in almost every sport. In one sport, they are rivals, and Oikawa ends up winning every individual race. However, they compete against each other on their respective teams in a number of team sports. In the second year, Oikawa begins to attract the attention of girls. His first confession letter comes during the spring semester.
Oikawa and Iwaizumi are childhood friends, who grew up together. They first met each other on the playground. They met by accident, but it was later introduced through other classmates. Oikawa probably thought Iwaizumi was “uncool” and “uncool.” His hair was unkempt and uncombed. He would also have noticed the leaves and twigs in his hair. They became close, and this friendship was a foundation for Oikawa’s self-confidence.
Hinata
“Hinata in Oikawa” is a short story about the first meeting between Hinata and Kageyama. In the book, Oikawa and his teammates try to win the match by destroying the opponents, but they are unsuccessful. Oikawa and his teammates are then forced to quit the match after their opponents win. Eventually, Oikawa becomes a professional volleyball player, playing for Club Atletico San Juan, part of the Argentine Volleyball Federation. The following year, Oikawa and his teammates play a match in Rio de Janeiro, where they meet Hinata and Kageyama.
In the manga, Oikawa is a third-year setter. He has a long-standing rivalry with Kageyama, whom he deems to be inferior to Oikawa. He is proud of his accomplishments, always doing what is best for his team, and is ridiculed by other teams as a trashykawa and crappykawa. While Oikawas may have beaten his rivals, he has a deep desire to defeat Ushijima and earn a place at the nationals.
Tsukishima
As a third-year student at Aoba Johsai High School, Toru Oikawa is the starting setter and captain of the school’s volleyball team. He is considered one of the best setters in Miyagi Prefecture, and was once Tobio Kageyama’s senior when they played for Kitagawa Daiichi. Though he is known for his childish personality, his powerful jump serves have earned him a place on the team.
When he is young, Tsukishima is cheerful and sociable. He was friendly with his older brother, Akiteru, and would attend his middle school matches. The public seems to enjoy Tsukishima’s company, but the two brothers develop a strong bond as they train together. Akiteru taunts Tsukishima for his lack of confidence, but Tsukishima doesn’t let this stop him from continuing to work on his skills.
Ushijima
One of the best parts of the manga, Ushijima, Oikaw – the story of a boy and girl from the distant past, is that both are courting the same girl. While the girls were courting each other, Ushijima remained aloof and silent, humming’she’s doing better than ever. Oikawa action caught everyone by surprise. His touching you with a gentle touch made your heart race.
Final Words:
They become best friends when they realize their mutual attraction to each other. The two first meet at a national volleyball tournament, in which Ushijima is chosen. Then, the two girls spend one night together in Paris, discussing their volleyball careers from high school. They also confirm that they are best friends. In August 2021, Ushijima and Oikawa will join the Japan Men’s National Volleyball Team, and both look forward to competing against each other.
