The two decide to come together and make an anime after the urging of Kanamori, who doesn't have a vested interest in either one's dream but can smell that there's money to be made with a big name like Mizusaki attached to the project. Since elementary school, Asakusa has wanted to create an anime, and she finds a kindred spirit in Mizusaki-who wants to be an animator despite her parents forbidding her from doing anything related to anime. Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken follows three high school students: artistically talented Midori Asakusa, money-obsessed Sayaka Kanamori, and famous model Tsubame Mizusaki. Plus, the three main characters are so immediately likable, it's worth tuning in just to watch them interact-especially Kanamori, who seems to hide a genuine affection for her friends behind an equally real desire to make money whenever and wherever she can. But it's rare to see a piece of media so perfectly capture that first moment of inspiration that compels a kid to pursue their passion, or that euphoric sense of accomplishment when creative minds find their groove and begin bouncing ideas off each other. Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken isn't the first anime to be about people creating an anime, and it's not likely to be the last. You can watch Haikyu: To The Top on Crunchyroll. Sky and The Path of the Ball, which act as optional precursors to the latter half of Haikyu: To The Top.
Winter 2020 will also see the release of two more Haikyu original video animations as well, Land vs. The fourth season, Haikyu: To The Top, sees Hinata and Kageyama striving to learn how they can contribute to their team's success without relying on each other. Together, the two can pull off a never-before-seen volleyball tactic that catapults Karasuno back into the spotlight. That all changes with the arrival of two first-year students: Shōyō Hinata, who is short but athletically gifted, and Tobio Kageyama, who is ill-tempered but a genius.
Haikyu follows the Karasuno High School Boys Volleyball Club, which was once a powerhouse but is now considered to be mediocre. The entire third season of Haikyu is just one match, and yet the series manages to maintain its intense pacing all the way through with its incredible characters, vivid animation, and well-structured story arcs. This sports shonen series took the anime world by storm in the previous decade, transforming the competitions of one high school boys' volleyball club into high-speed spectacles with pulse-pounding stakes. You could know absolutely nothing about volleyball and Haikyu would still be one of the most compelling, infectious TV shows you could ever watch. Now Playing: 8 Must-See Anime To Watch For Winter 2020 Haikyu: To The Top By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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