Farewell, Haikyuu.
As many of you know, July 20th marks the end of the Haikyuu manga. Over here where I live, it's already July 20th.
First of all, happy birthday Oikawa, you stunning little brat.
Okay, moving on. Time to go down memory lane.
I first got into Haikyuu I believe two or three years ago. It's not as much as some older fans, but it's more than enough for me.
And when I tell you I fell in love, I mean it.
The characters, the inspirational lines, the character development, the art. Every time I revisited it, it made me fall in love all over again.
Furudate has worked so hard for the last eight years, and I'm sure they are so proud of themselves. I know us Haikyuu fans are.
Haikyuu means a lot to all of us, and I'm so happy to see people bidding their own farewells on other social medias, especially on Instagram. I see so much fanart, and people posting their own little goodbyes.
It's incredibly upsetting for me to say goodbye, as I am actually tearing up while writing this. God, I'm such an emotional potato.
And while I'm so happy that we got to go on this journey together, goodbyes are always on the sad side. There'll be happy tears, sad tears, and no tears at all. I'll be crying the sad tears.
I'm also happy that we got to see Hinata and Karasuno's journey. We got to walk the path with them.
It's hard to say goodbye. It's hard to say farewell to something you've been working so hard on for eight years.
When I learned about the show ending, I kept denying it and whining about me wanting it to go on forever so that we can watch the characters grow even more, but then I thought to myself, we've already been through so much. We're already so proud of them.
So thank you, Haikyuu, for giving us lessons. For telling us that we should never give up. For telling us that some things don't go as planned. For telling us that if we try and try, we will rise to the top. For telling us to hold on to the friendships that we hold dear.
Thank you, Furudate, for giving us such an amazing journey. Thank you for working so hard and letting it all pay off. Thank you for the last eight years.
We'll be sad to see our favourite characters go, and we'll be sad to say farewell, but we will always be true fans of Haikyuu, and Furudate too. All good things come to an end, after all.
And I'm sure none of us can say this enough, but thank you.
Thank you so much for the journey. Thank you so much for giving us amazing memories that we will forever hold in our hearts.
Thank you for the last eight years.















