I really hope that in the movies they won't cut out a lot of this important moments.
The Bokuto-Akaashi back story is one of my favorites and the reason why Fukurodani as a team is one of my favourites too. And it helps so much to understand both characters in detail.
At the beginning, Bokuto didn't have someone to keep up with him in his training. We know that Bokuto is someone with A LOT of energy, so it wasn't easy that some could match that. And I love this because is a parallel between him and Hinata in a way.
Even when Bokuto get in Fukurodani and had beautiful team mates, Konoha/Saru/Washio/Komi, they weren't in the same level of energy as Bokuto.
But when Akaashi, after been literally starstruck by Bokuto, entered in Fukurodani, he had now someone who was willing to stay with him "for a bit".
Akaashi wasn't someone with the same level of energy, but he was amazed by Bokuto.
In the outside, Bokuto might look like a simple minded person, which he is, but there is a depth in that kind of person too.
And that is what Akaashi discovered.
"Think about what's fun, not what's easy"
Akaashi then understood that Bokuto was more thoughtful than it seems, that he works hard for the things he likes (volleyball).
And this I think it's another parallel but with something that our best boy Kita said about the people who won't just do 1 to 10,but 1 to 20 or a to z instead. The people that we call genius had put a lot of effort behind. And that is what Akaashi saw in Bokuto.
In the end, Akaashi may not have the same energy as Bokuto, or the same drive for volleyball, but he was someone who tried to understand and accompanied Bokuto, and that is so endearing.
We saw how Bokuto went from having no one to follow him, to have a great team and friends.
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