(But she must just have been shy, and it's not like he's all that bothered by it, not even a little bit, not at all - Oikawa said to himself.)
The Rival: The first primary rival to Karasuno introduced in the series and one of their toughest opponents.Ĭurrent concern: When he tried to talk to Karasuno's manager, Shimizu, he got utterly ignored.Although it takes a while for him to get into the groove, he proves to be very dangerous and Karasuno struggles to fight him off. In the teams' rematch at the Spring High Preliminaries, when Karasuno is about to clinch the first set, it turns out Aoba Johsai has one more ace up their sleeve, Kentarō Kyōtani, who had not played in their previous two matches.Sure enough, when the teams have their first official showdown at the Interhigh Preliminaries with Oikawa back at 100%, Karasuno ultimately loses due to Oikawa being the better setter that day. When the actual main setter Oikawa (who's initially absent as he's recovering from his knee injury) gets subbed in as a pinch server, he makes Karasuno work harder for their win and it's lampshaded that they might not have won if Oikawa had been there from the start. In their practice match, just as it looks like Karasuno is cruising over to a win in the final third set, it's revealed Aoba Johsai has been playing with their backup setter.I Am Not Left-Handed: Aoba Johsai pulls some surprise techniques twice over the course of their three matches with Karasuno.Every Year They Fizzle Out: Despite being a talented team, they never manage to make it to a national tournament because Shiratorizawa is always the roadblock they can never get past.Always Second Best: Despite being an elite team, Aoba Johsai never manages to make it to a national tournament with Oikawa on the team because they always get defeated in the qualifying finals by Shiratorizawa.
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