#ch.156

[every-senku]

After 311818437876 years of MIA we decided to post this

Deym gotta install this game again😂

[shizukais]

Yu Yu Hakusho, ch.156

[housewaifutoaster]

Perhaps Korosensei isn't too fussed about which specific schools we go to. That's because the education policy he considers most important isn't "What river you live in," but "How you swim in it."

-Nagisa

[housewaifutoaster]

PASSING. FAILING. GETTING CAUGHT IN BETWEEN.

It’s all part of the learning experience no matter where you go.

[housewaifutoaster]

Some things never change.

[housewaifutoaster]

A Joe Schmoe Taboo Nightmare. ( ◉␣◉ )

[housewaifutoaster]

A Guess Monster

Seeing Karasuno’s attention completely hone in on their ace to take down their main pillar of support, Tendou decides to make it loud and clear to the Oddball Duo that he’s not the only beast on this court that they have to defeat.

Just as Ukai had anticipated the previous night, each of these players would inevitably show their true colors that would emphasize why they were handpicked for this “undefeatable” team.

Although Ujiwaka obviously gets most of the spotlight for his ridiculous strength and rare dominant hand usage, that doesn’t mean the team’s strength is solely reliable on him.

Not only are the rest of the team formidably powerful, but as Tendou soon demonstrates in this quarter, they’re incredibly intelligent as well.

Having a keen eye for the smallest details that can be overlooked, while simultaneously performing other tasks that would normally throw a player off in terms of concentration, he’s definitely a tough customer to take; particularly for poor Kageyama who he’s decided to focus his attention on to shake up this team’s connection by throwing off their Setter off his game.

Being who he is, Kageyama does have a tendency of being “By the Book” kind of guy, so naturally this would play to Tendou’s strength as he can easily decipher when an where his toss will be going. 

And add to the fact he’s got a bit of a short fuse on him, it only seems to make Tendou’s success in guessing all the more enjoyable; much to his great annoyance.

((Hang in their, Grumpy Cat Bae.))