Aoba Johsai only agreed to the match if Kageyama plays as the setter for the entire game.
The upcoming match introduces the shadow of Kageyama’s middle school teammates, setting the stage for his confrontation with his past and his former mentor, Toru Oikawa. Structural Importance
We see a more mature side of Kageyama as he acknowledges Sugawara's existing bond with the team, realizing that trust cannot be built overnight. Setting the Stage for Aoba Johsai
Kageyama tells Hinata that if he isn't effective as a decoy, their other attacks will fail. This creates immense psychological pressure for Hinata, who fears being a "weak link" or easily replaced.
Aoba Johsai only agreed to the match if Kageyama plays as the setter for the entire game.
The upcoming match introduces the shadow of Kageyama’s middle school teammates, setting the stage for his confrontation with his past and his former mentor, Toru Oikawa. Structural Importance
We see a more mature side of Kageyama as he acknowledges Sugawara's existing bond with the team, realizing that trust cannot be built overnight. Setting the Stage for Aoba Johsai
Kageyama tells Hinata that if he isn't effective as a decoy, their other attacks will fail. This creates immense psychological pressure for Hinata, who fears being a "weak link" or easily replaced.