A few days ago I posted this looking for it and I FINALLY FOUND IT! Let me know if you guys want to know where I got it from

rate my cosplay of her? :3

"ばきばきにおれ、なにを？こころをだよ！こなごなにくだて、なにを？"

"ぶろく？"

"せいしんを、だよ~"

I have a majorrrrrr crush on sugawara😭😭 I still remember watching season 1 and going "lord have mercy" when he showed up. I've never had crushes on fictional character before but dang (ya'll ik that he's taken😔)

Pop Mart decided not to put these online on their website for some bizarre reason so I’m planning to order a full set from EBay.

This will only go through if all characters are claimed! I have held GOs in the past but it’s been a while, feel free to ask any questions!

Each claim includes price of the figure + shipping to me + shipping to you! Based on eBay prices each figure will be around $35 before shipping from me to you!

Payment is due when the boxes are filled. Claims cannot be refunded unless you get someone to take your spot. And of course everyone will be refunded if I’m not able to secure the sets!

•some slots may be filled already so please comment below who you’re interested in and I will reach out if they’re available!
•there is a chance one of the boxes will contain a special character but I will not be putting them up for claim. If your character is replaced by a special, I will refund you! I have no control over this as the set of 12 is randomized with the specials!
•will be prioritizing people claiming more than one character to fill in the sets

2/12
Box 1:
Hinata ❌(host)
Kageyama ✅
Tsukishima ✅
Yamaguchi ✅
Oikawa ✅
Iwaizumi ✅

Box 2:
Kuroo ✅
Kenma ✅
Bokuto ✅
Akaashi ✅
Atsumu ❌(host)
Osamu ✅

Dont ask about the last image

Got 2 tickets today and won the plushie I wanted,, Tooru is so cute 🥹🩵

My baby boy Atsumu… I’m so sad I couldn’t get enough adult (as in post timeskip) merch of him so I’m collecting some still, if anyone knows some adult Atsumu keychains or buttons please send them my way :)

The bag is from Tokyu Hands, and most of the merch is from K-Books in Osaka. And a couple things from the Haikyuu pop up shop in the Nagoya Nova/Loft building, but it’s all plushies. I’m working on getting even more bags for more plushies too, I got a 20cm coming in the mail…

Just look at this smug piece of shit. He’s such a fucking loser I LOVE HIM SO MUCH. When I was in Osaka there was a crazy amount of Atsumu merch so I took advantage of it !

I've been working on this for months and glad to finally show the final version. The birds are on a second layer and there's a spring effect which allows them to boing! More photos and videos are available on my instagram OffuCreations if you'd like to see more angles :) Aiming to do Kenma and Kuro next!

I’ve been think for a while and i got no idea

This is something I’ve been thinking about for a while but that I felt compelled to post after rereading their match with Karasuno recently, but I think Johzenji are way more skilled than most people remember, and are even more skilled than the series depicts them.

IMO, there are two Johzenji players who stand out, not just among the Miyagi players, but among all the players we get to see, and those are Futamata and Terushima. So we’re going to talk about them, because they sort of exemplify what makes Johzenji so exceptional.

Terushima:

In my opinion, there are two key moments that really highlight how skilled he is.

The first of these is his spinning-around end line hit, which is literally the first attack of the match. I think this is one of the most athletic and acrobatic hits we see in the entire series, and there are maybe 2-3 other players I think could hit it. He’s jumping forward, opening up, and then dropping his left shoulder and using his core to straighten out in midair and is basically using that movement of his torso to add power to the swing as he hits from a position that generates almost no power. He does that while being unable to see where he’s hitting until halfway through the movement, and he does it off a ball that wasn’t even set. Doing that with enough force to be an actual threat and with enough precision to keep it in bounds, even with it being low enough that he has to hit it slightly upwards, is absurd. It might just be because I work with the body, but every time I go back to look at the biomechanics of this movement I’m more impressed. And he does this in the first rally, when most people are still warming up.

The second play, which honestly might be even more impressive, is when he sets what appears to be a quick with his foot. Notably, the ball contacts Tsuchiyu’s platform right behind Terushima, and then he does a full 180 to kick the ball straight up while falling over, which Numajiri is there to hit. And to top it all off, we know that Terushima planned for that to work out how it did. For this, I mainly need to highlight how difficult it is to kick a ball directly upwards while falling on your back. Most people will instinctively kick the ball back over their own head in that scenario, as that’s where the natural path of the leg would carry it.

This paints a picture of an outside hitter with complete mastery over his own body and a mind that can keep up with it. I have to assume that in his third year, with some more time to mature and improve his consistency, he should be maybe the most annoying person to play against in the entire prefecture.

Futamata:

Futamata is honestly the hidden gem in Johzenji’s lineup. This guy might be a setting prodigy.

I don’t think there’s any other setter in the series who so frequently has his opponents at a loss for what he’s about to do. He both attacks and feigns attacks more frequently than any other setter, and he’s really good at getting past opposing blockers because of it. He has probably the most perfectly executed fake-hit-into-set in the series, and a big reason it works so well is because he’d gotten into Kageyama’s head with his previous spike.

He’s also, like Terushima, an athletic freak, because he also has a kick set. His doesn’t seem to be a quick like Terushima’s, since there’s a beat before Izaka spikes it, but it’s still up-tempo. He’s also very smartly rotating his hips to ensure he can kick with the dorsal surface of the foot, which makes the ball easier to control, and the fact that he’s swinging his opposite leg across provides a solid amount of power that it might otherwise lack. And most importantly, this seems to have either begun while he’s still in the air falling from a block or while he’s very off-balance, which makes his control and the fact that he manages to set a hittable ball directly upwards very impressive.

I also need to talk about his one-handed back quick. We’ve seen a few one-handed quicks in the series, but they almost always go down the middle, because that’s a difficult position to generate force from. But Futamata sets his to the right, behind him.

Futamata doesn’t have the intellect of someone like Kenma, nor the stability of someone like Shirabu, but he’s one of the series’ most physically gifted setters and is almost unmatched in his ability to pull his opponents into his own rhythm.