Nov 4, 2019
“I’m happy to say our time together has ended.”
— Oikawa Tooru to Ushijima Wakatoshi after their volleyball match
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“I’m happy to say our time together has ended.”
— Oikawa Tooru to Ushijima Wakatoshi after their volleyball match
Sawamura Daichi: “Tokyo is such a nice city.”
Kuroo Tetsurou: “Yeah.”
Sawamura Daichi: “Shame we’re on our way to a nightmare.”
Kuroo Tetsurou: “You’re on your way to a nightmare. I’m on my way to a nice retreat.”
“It’s because we love our kids. Because we love our stupid, selfish, ungrateful, little shit faces. That’s why. We love them so much that we would do literally anything for them.”
— Sugawara Koushi, at some point
Terushima Yuuji: “There are spiders everywhere. That’s nice.”
Bokuto Koutarou: “Yeah, you see, I’m more concerned about the spiders than the ghosts.”
Haiba Lev: “Wait. What’s a memo?”
Kuroo Tetsurou : “A memo is something you write to get people information.”
Haiba Lev: “That’s your plan? You’re gonna write a book report? That’s so boring.”
Kuroo Tetsurou: “No, Lev. Memos are for important things. A memo can bring people together. A memo can be a call to arms, a manifesto, a poem. A memo can change the world.”
Haiba Lev: “Wow. When you explained like that, it still sounds so boring.”
Kuroo Tetsurou: “You’ll learn, kid. you’ll learn.”
[ after meeting Ushiwaka ]
Iwaizumi Hajime: "Did he freeze?"
Hanamaki Takahiro: [ whispers ] "Like an antelope in headlights."
Oikawa Tooru: [ glares at Hanamaki ] "Are you finished?"
Iwaizumi Hajime: [ laughs ]
"I thought love was bullshit. Dead serious. Desire, mutual benefit, whatever. I mean, I get that. But, actual love? Yeah, I related that with UFOs. Lots of believers, no proof."
— Tendou Satori, mostly
Nishinoya Yuu: “Well, I don’t know. I thought it might’ve been one of those made up things that adults tell kids, like ... vitamins.”
Azumane Asahi: “Vitamins are a real thing.”
Nishinoya Yuu: “Well, now I am thinking maybe they could be.”