I don't know what I'm doing here

Like he literally taught all of Kageyama's middle school team to not respect him as a setter which resulted in Kageyama's breakdown on the court and caused him to not know how to properly communicate to his teammates which can be really traumatizing to young kids.

Y'all stan him and he's out here holding grudges against kids younger than him and emotionally abusing someone who looks up to him.

Motoya is Anna and Suna is Hans and Osamu is Kristoff (tiddies) without the weird betrayal and heartbreak. Just misunderstandings and love.

Yes, Atsumu is there. But idk as who because Elsa doesn't have a love interest. Granted, Sakusa doesn't need a love interest in the AU either but Atsumu is important to me to exist in this universe and any other.

Maybe both of the twins are from the Northuldra people and Atsumu stays living with them as Osamu leaves to create his ice business in the summer and a food business in the fall and winter. (Cue twins angst)

The Northuldra are mostly consisted of Inarizaki, Karasuno, and Fukurodani. Arendelle is mostly Itachiyama, Shiratorizawa, and Seijoh. And other countries made up of Nekoma, Nohebi, Johzenji, Kamomedai, and Date. And any other teams others may want to add. Idk the politics of royal countries.

Sven is no longer a reindeer, he's a very large, very soft, fox. I'm not sure what his name is now.

I'm not sure which one is Olaf, or any of the trolls or side characters, so that's up to anyone else.

I mean, it makes the most sense to me. He definitely resents his father for leaving him on that island all alone, promising to come back but never doing so.

And I have evidence!

The parental, almost protective phrases that Alberto uses to teach Luca about Bruno. The Bruno voice in Alberto's head sounds almost fatherly, telling him to stop being so reckless or he'll get hurt. Which can easily be the reason why Alberto is so free spirited, he hates being told what to do because his father maybe constantly did and he left him all alone.

And this may also be the reason why he gets flustered and avoids explaining why he calls the voice in his head Bruno to Luca. He stammers around his words for a bit when Luca asked him why his name is Bruno and eventually fell on "It doesn't matter" and moved on to distract Luca from asking more.

Alberto doesn't like talking about Bruno, but has no problem taking his frustrations out on him. Which is clear in the next scene, after they land in the water from the ramp, he says "take that, Bruno!" Or something along those lines, akin to a child doing something that their parent told them not to do because they'd hurt themself so they do the thing so prove a point and end up fine. I mean, he constantly tells the Bruno voice to shut up so I know he hates it regardless.

And Kageyama said, "time for character development."