#hq!! 249

i jusT really have been in love with kageyama and miya vs kageyama oikawa!!! for the longest time, miya and kageyama’s interactions were set up as a reflection of oikawa and kageyama’s relationship but as chapters went on, miya was shown to be less of an antagonist than oikawa. he’s also not similar to oikawa at all! as far as surface things goes, the things they share in common are 1) an interest in kageyama (be it positive or negative), 2) setters 3) have fan clubs. apart from that they totally are divided; oikawa tries to maximize the potential of his team whereas miya is self centered (moreso than oikawa) and demands focus during his plays (going as far as to call those cheering girls pigs). though we haven’t seen much of miya’s game attitude yet, it’s safe to say he’s focused on himself.  im excited to see more of how miya operates under the following circumstances: