@quor1xz: Relatable. || #fyp #haikyuu #oikawa #relatable #best

༺ ℤ𝕒𝕟𝟛༻ :

0% talent 100% hard work, thats why i love oikawa

☦︎ :

He only lost cus it wasn’t his show

Cata :

haikyuu's best antagonist

𝕀𝕫𝕣𝕚𝕤 :

his team was holding him back

LM‘08 :

If he just went to shiratorisawa

𝑀𝐴𝐽𝐼𝑂 🪽 :

Hating Oikawa but then realizing he’s just like me 😞🙏

Vonzack :

-Oikawa 50% Talent 100% Hardwork 100% discipline -Kageyama 100% Talent 50% Hardwork 100% Discipline -Atsumu 80% Talent 80% Hardwork 80% Discipline

￴ ￴￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴ ￴ :

100% hard work 0% talent oikawa is The best setter

majin.buu :

it’s okay iwa, ik how hard you worked 😔

Ｒｅｉ Ａｙａｎａｍｉ :

The realest character

KurøSh1 :

I need more of this trend.

ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 :

„just try harder next time“

Senna :

People saying Oikawa didn’t have any talent or had less than Kageyama, did NOT understand his character. The issue was not lack of talent, the issue was that he had an inferiority complex. The only reason we buy into it is because his storyline was done in HIS perspective/ narrative. The entire point of Oikawa’s character was to show that having a negative mindset hinders your abilities and that he improved drastically (TS) when he changed his mentality.

LIV3_spelt_backwards_Soba :

hea.ven.ly2422 :

He will win if the blocker didn’t touch that

𝓲𝓼𝓪 :

people who hate oikawa js don’t get it 😞

☆ :

I still can’t accept the fact that he NEVER went to nationals after all the work he’s done, even if he was in internationals in the end. He’s so misunderstood, no one could ever make me hate him❤️‍🩹

Sselb_. :

I'm worse than Oikawa. No talent at all

⋆｡˚꒰ঌ☁️❄️☁️໒꒱˚｡⋆ :

Hard work never beats talent.

Luan✝️ :

He Just lost against Plot 😔

MavL1Nka💜 :

без таланта никакие усердия не принесут результат. вообще талант это очень абстрактная вещь, под которой подразумевают переплетение нескольких факторов, начиная с генетического, заканчивая духовно-эмоциональным. все люди имеют потенциал к тем или иным действиям, просто процент раскрытия у всех разный, на это влияет все, от строения костей и анатомии мышц, до того как тебя воспитывали в детстве. ойкава невероятно хорош, это переплетение таланта, дисциплины и тяжёлой работы на все 100%, бессмысленно сравнивать себя с другими людьми.

grzybek :

I'm sorry but am I the only one..?

愛 :

National level setter on a bad team

isabelle :

i’ve seen alot of people say that seijoh held oikawa back but- it’s oikawa’s loyalty to his team, his dedication to becoming a setter who brings out the best in any teammate, that makes him such a good player. it’s this “worthless pride”, choosing to challenge himself with seijoh rather than taking the easy way out and setting for ushiwaka. going the easy way and choosing shiratorizawa would’ve let oikawa place high in nationals, but a core part of his character is his loyalty and trust to his team. he believes in finding strength through even “weak” or “troubled” teammates, which is both his greatest weakness and ultimately his strength. this “worthless” pride drives him to continue training and become a world renowned setter; a “conductor” who brings out the best in his team, despite not being born with natural technique/talent. tldr; seijoh did prevent him from becoming famous in japan, but taught him the importance of staying true to your goals (while learning to evolve!) imo. idk man i love oikawa 😭😭

FlashyJp :

could've been top 5 in Japan if he went to Shiratorizawa