CHAPTER 2
The next chapter is here! Karasuno arrives in Seattle and eagerly awaits the training camp week prior to the tournament!
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CHAPTER 2
The next chapter is here! Karasuno arrives in Seattle and eagerly awaits the training camp week prior to the tournament!
FFN || AO3

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Next Chapter Update
Hello everyone!
The next chapter is on its way, sorry for the delays I had a lot of stuff happen this summer that was wildly time-consuming. At first I had written it from the OC perspective of three Ōkamiyama students but it was kinda odd to find their voice. I will feature Karasuno to start and do like in the canon where we typically learn more of the other team after the initial introduction. I also updated the daily schedule for the week-long camp in Everett.
NEW DAILY SCHEDULE 8:00am - Breakfast 9:00am - Team Practice 10:00am - Group Challenges 11:00am - Double Set Match 12:00pm - Lunch 1:00pm - Afternoon Event* 4:00pm - Free Time 6:00pm - Dinner 7:00pm - Full Set Match 9:00pm - Individual Practice 11:00pm - Lights Out
*Monday- Downtown Seattle (Northern), Tuesday- Woodland Park Zoo, Wednesday- Lake Union, Thursday- Downtown Seattle (Southern), Friday- College Volleyball
season 3: karasuno highlights per episode
CERTAIN VICTORY
First Chapter on AO3
THE CROWS FLY TO AMERICA! Karasuno is invited to an annual training camp and tournament in Seattle, Washington. Their hosts are Cascade High School (Ōkamiyama), the winners of last year's tournament. During this summer voyage, Karasuno bonds with a few wolves improving their gameplay before returning to Japan for the Miyagi Prefecture Qualifier and the Spring Nationals! 必勝祈願
Karasuno Practice Teams
White vs. Black // Orange vs. Navy

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i love haikyuu i wish volleyball was real :(
I need a Haikyuu!! wiki that documents what every character calls every other character. There are certain patterns (Takeda adds “kun” to their names, third years call kouhai by last names alone usually) but some characters are harder (such as Noya calling Tanaka “Ryuu” when Tanaka calls Noya “Noya-san”) I went through a few chapters and got a list started. Please feel free to add to/edit this list! It is very incomplete. Note: suffixes sometimes drop during matches.
Hinata to Kageyama: Kageyama or Kageyama-kun Hinata to Noya: Noya-san or Nishinoya-san or Nishinoya-senpai (on special occasions..!) Hinata to Suga: Sugawara-san Hinata to Tanaka: Tanaka-san Hinata to Tsukishima: Tsukishima Hinata to Asahi: Asahi-san Hinata to Kiyoko: Shimizu-senpai* Hinata to Kenma: Kenma Hinata to Takeda: Takeda-sensei
Kageyama to Hinata: Hinata Kageyama to Suga: Sugawara-san or Suga-san Kageyama to Asahi: Azumane-san or Asahi-san Kageyama to Noya: Nishinoya-san
Tanaka to Hinata: Hinata Tanaka to Noya: Noya-san or Noya Tanaka to Asahi: Asahi-san Tanaka to Daichi: Daichi-san Tanaka to Takeda: Take-chan (lol!) Tanaka to Kageyama: Kageyama
Suga to Noya: Nishinoya Suga to Asahi: Asahi Suga to Daichi: Daichi Suga to Kageyama: Kageyama Suga to Hinata: Hinata Suga to Shimada: Shimada-san Suga to Yamaguchi: Yamaguchi Suga to Kiyoko: Shimizu
Daichi to Suga: Suga Daichi to Asahi: Asahi Daichi to Tanaka: Tanaka Daichi to Takeda: Sensei Daichi to Noya: Nishinoya Daichi to Ennoshita: Ennoshita Daichi to Kiyoko: Shimizu Daichi to Yui: Michimiya
Noya to Asahi: Asahi-san Noya to Hinata: Shouyou Noya to Tanaka: Ryuu Noya to Tsukishima: Tsukishima Noya to Kageyama: Kageyama Noya to Yamaguchi: Yamaguchi Noya to Daichi: Daichi-san Noya to Kiyoko: Kiyoko-san Noya to Ennoshita: Chikara
Tsukishima to Kageyama: Your Highness or Kageyama Tsukishima to Yamaguchi: Yamaguchi Tsukishima to Hinata: Hinata Tsukishima to Asahi: Azumane-san Tsukishima to Ukai: Ukai-san Tsukishima to Kiyoko: Shimizu-senpai
Yamaguchi to Tsukishima: Tsukki Yamaguchi to Yachi: Yachi-san
Yachi to Tsukishima: Tsukishima-kun
Kiyoko to Yachi: Hitoka-chan
Asahi to Suga: Suga Asahi to Noya: Nishinoya (I think also Yuu at times?) Asahi to Hinata: Hinata Asahi to Kageyama: Kageyama Asahi to Tsukishima: Tsukishima Asahi to Yachi: Yacchan
Takeda to Noya: Nishinoya-kun Takeda to Ukai: Ukai-kun Takeda to Hinata: Hinata-kun Takeda to Kiyoko: Shimizu-san Takeda to Suga: Sugawara-kun
Ukai to Takeda: Sensei
Akaashi to Bokuto: Bokuto-san Akaashi to Kuroo: Kuroo-san
Kuroo to Tsukishima: Glasses-kun then Tsukki Kuroo to Hinata: Shorty Kuroo to Kenma: Kenma
Kenma to Kuroo: Kuro Kenma to Hinata: Shouyou
Inuoka to Hinata: Shouyou
Bokuto to Kuroo: Kuroo-kun Bokuto to Tsukishima: Glasses-kun then Tsukki Bokuto to Akaashi: Akaashi
Yaku to Lev: Lev Yaku to Suga: Suga-kun
Lev to Yaku: Yaku-san
Oikawa to Daichi: Sawamura-kun Oikawa to Iwaizumi: Iwa-chan Oikawa to Kageyama: Tobio-chan (just “Tobio” when speaking about him to others) Oikawa to Ushijima: Ushiwaka-chan Oikawa to Hinata: Shorty
Iwaizumi to Oikawa: Oikawa Iwaizumi to Kageyama: Kageyama
Shimada to Yamaguchi: Tadashi
Ushijima to Oikawa: Oikawa
Yui to Daichi: Sawamura
* when speaking to Kiyoko, Hinata starts out with “Ki” and then corrects himself to Shimizu-senpai
I'm kinda thinking of rewatching Haikyuu!! ...
...for the fifth time...🤡
Seattle Rotation
I am almost done with the first chapter! Here is the starting rotation for Karasuno during the Seattle Tournament. With Hinata not starting on the court it gives more attention to him whenever he is substituted on and Karasuno needs better consistent defensive players - Hinata/Tsukki/Kageyama definitely do improve in this but as the long time anime saying goes “our serve receive needs work”. By having more players with greater / wider strengths Karasuno is able to make more subs depending on how the set is going and factor the skills on the other team. Link for better quality.
Karasuno Jerseys
Four Uniforms
1 - Navy | main, dark 2 - Orange | colored, light 3 - White | alternate, light 4 - Black | alternate, dark

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Timeline of Fanfic Events (Manga/Anime)
Overview
Karasuno Formation - Miyagi Interhigh - Tokyo Expedition - Seattle Voyage - Saitama Training - Prefecture Qualifier - December Camps - Spring Nationals
FIRE IT UP FIRE IT UP KARASUNO PUSH IT PUSH IT KARASUNO
KARASUNO FIGHT!!
Haikyuu!! Teams + Alternate Jerseys
Glacier Peak Hike
While at Alpine Lodge in the last days of the training week with Ōkamiyama, members of the two teams have the option to go on an overnight hike into the wilderness and camp beside a small lake with Glacier Peak in the distance. Nearly all members of Karasuno (except for Tsukishima and Yamaguchi) go along with Erik Thorvald, Kodah Stone, Alex Williams, Charlie Vo, and Taylor Martin from Ōkamiyama. The rest of the teams, managers, and coaches stay at the lodge. The hike is led by Erik’s older brother, Ragnar, and one of the translators comes along too. Below the cut are photos of the hiking and camping areas.
Everett Training Schedule
8:00am - Breakfast 9:00am - Warmups 9:30am - Single Set Match 10:00am - Team Practice 12:00pm - Lunch 1:00pm - Afternoon Event 4:00pm - Free Time 6:00pm - Dinner 7:00pm - Full Set Match 9:00pm - Individual Practice 11:00pm - Lights Out
This takes place Monday through Friday with Karasuno and Ōkamiyama in Everett, Washington. Each day there is a guest team that comes in the evening for a practice match. On Friday they leave for Alpine Lodge in the Glacier Peak wilderness and stay there until Sunday evening. The two teams stay in cabins and spend all day Saturday and most of Sunday playing matches against each other, the four invited teams, and enjoying the surrounding nature.
Full Set Matches Mon - Karasuno vs. Ōkamiyama Tue - Karasuno vs. Rōzutoge Wed - Karasuno vs. Hisuimori Thu - Karasuno vs. Shachiwan Fri - Karasuno vs. Kaitomoya Sat - All 7 Teams at Alpine Lodge

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Seattle Tournament
32 Team Single Elimination (results spoilers below cut)
Red / Black / Blue / Green Brackets
8 Schools in each Bracket, with all teams playing a best of 3 Sets match on Day 1. The daily schedule is split up into four blocks and after Day 1 the games are laid out so that all spectators and participants may watch every match if desired. All matches are held in the University of Washington’s Alaska Airlines Arena (x x) and all of the teams are invited to stay on campus in dorms or vacant Greek Life houses.
BLOCK SCHEDULE (MR) MORNING - 9:00am to 11:00am (MD) MIDDAY - 12:00pm to 2:00pm (AN) AFTERNOON - 3:00pm to 5:00pm (EV) EVENING - 6:00pm to 8:00pm
DAY 1 - 16 MATCHES (3 SETS) - All Teams DAY 2 - 8 MATCHES (5 SETS) - Sweet Sixteen DAY 3 - 4 MATCHES (5 SETS) - Elite Eight DAY 4 - SEMI FINALS (5 SETS) - Final Four DAY 5 - FINAL MATCH (5 SETS) - Championship
Even More Team Names
16. Kamenike (turtles) 17. Kaeruno (frogs) 18. Kitsutsuki (woodpeckers) 19. Hyōkan (leopards) 20. Rinkusuno (lynx) 21. Yagizawa (goats) 22. Umasaki (horses) 23. Tonbodani (dragonfly) 24. Hebizenji (snakes) 25. Tokagen (lizards) 26. Wanigawa (crocodiles) 27. Washiyama (eagles) 28. Sandārashi (storm) 29. Kōmorizen (bats) 30. Ahirumoya (ducks)
1-15 here