Nickname: "The Flightless Crows" (former), later "The Soaring Crows"

Location: Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

School Type: Public High School

Notable Club: Boys' Volleyball Team

Team Colors: Black and Orange

Coach: Keishin Ukai

Captain: Daichi Sawamura (Third Year)

Rival Schools: Aoba Johsai, Shiratorizawa Academy, Nekoma High

Karasuno is a once-prominent volleyall powerhouse that fel into obscuurity, earning them the nickname "The Flightless Crows." With the arrival of a new generation of players and a rejuvenated coaching staff, Karasuno begins to rise again, combining explosive offense, fast-paced play, and innovative strategies to make their mark.

Though he has no background in volleyball, Ittetsu Takeda is the reason Karasuno's team even gets a second chance. As the faculty advisor, he's the one who recruits Keishin Ukai as coach and constantly works behind the scenes to support the team's growth, emotionally and logistically.

Takeda is deeply committed to his students' success and growth. He's not tactical on the court, but he advocates fiercely for the team, securing training camps, match opportunities, and emotional support. His belief in Karasuno's potential is unshakable, and his speeches often serve as turning points for the team's morale.

Coach Ukai is the grandson of the original Karasuno coach, Ikkei Ukai. A former Karasuno player himself, Keishin initially has no interest in coaching, working instead at his family's convience store, but it is drawn back in by the passion and potential of the new team.

Though laid-back on the surface, Ukai is a shrewd strategist who learns quickly, adjusts on the fly, and builds trust with his players, His greatest strength lies in understanding how to balance raw talent (Kageyama, Hinata) with experienced support (Daichi, Sugawara). His coachimg helps Karasuno evolve from a disorganized team into a synchronized, national-level contender

Daichi is the captain and backbone of Karasuno's volleyball team. Calm, strong-willed, and endlessly reliable, he leads by example, balancing authority and empathy. As the stabilizing force of the team, Daichi ensures Karasuno stays focused, unified, and grounded, even when tensions rise or pressure peaks.

He's not the flashiest player on the court, but his all-around skills, game awareness, and strong leadership make him invaluable. Whether it's organizing the defense, motivating teammates, or pushing through fatigue, Daichi's presence is what holds the team together.

Sugawars is Karasuno's vice-captain and emotional glue, balancing strategy and heart. Though he's been mostly replaced on the court by the more skilled Kageyama, Sugawara remains a vital presence as a mentor, motivator, and clutch substitute. He's known for his warm, encouraging personality, but also a mischievous, competitive streak that surprises even his teammates.

Sugawara steps in when the team needs calm energy or tactical shifts. He's especially close to Daichi and Asahi, forming the trusted third-year core that keeps Karasuno stable and grounded.

Asahi is Karasuno's ace, though his gentle demeanor might suggest otherwise. Despite his powerful spikes and height, Asahi once struggled with self-doubt and fear of failure, temporarily quitting the team before being brought back by Daichi and Sugawara.

His character arc is one of quiet strength, Asahi learns to trust himself again and plays a key role in Karasuno's offensive line. Once back on the court, he becomes a formidable hitter who thrives on sharp sets and mental support from his teammates.

Yu Nishinoya is Karasuno's defensive genius, known for his lightning-fast reflexes and explosive energy. Though the shortest player on the team, his presence is larger than life, both on the court and in the team's spirit. Nicknamed "The Guardian Deity of Karasuno,' Nishinoya brings an unmatched level of commitment and courage to every game.

He thrives in high-pressure situations, throwing himself across the court for miraculous saves and inspiring his teammates with his relentless energy. Beneath the wild antics lies a sharp, focused athlete who takes his role as libero seriously.

Tanaka is Karasuno's fiery wing spiker and emotional wild card. Loud, proud, and always ready to scrap (especiallu verbally), he brings raw spirit and unwavering loyalty to the team. Despite his brash exterior, Tanaka is deeply passionate about volleyball and has a surprisingly sensitive side, especially when it comes to team pride and personal growth.

Though often seen joking around or chasing after Kiyoko (with no success), Tanaka steps up when it matters. His spikes may not be flashy, but his timing, power, and intensity make him a dependable attacker under pressure.

Ennoshita is often overlooked among Karasuno's louder personalities, but he's a steady, mature presence who quietly grows into a respected leader. Though not a regular starter early on, he earns the trust of his team through consistent effort, humility, and a calm mind, qualities that ultimately lead to him being chosen as the next team captain after Daichi graduates.

Initially hesitant and lacking confidence, Ennoshita steps out of the shadows by proving that leadership isn't about flashiness, it's about consistency, empathy, and resilience.

Kinoshita often flies under the radar, but he has his own quiet arc of development. Often used as a pinch server, he struggles with confidence yet always pushes to improve. Kinoshita reflects the reality of players who aren't stars but give everything for their team.

Despite his nervous nature, Kinoshita learns to manage pressure and grows as a dependable role player. His friendship with Ennoshita and Narita creates a tight-knit trio that forms the core of Karasuno's bench strength.

Narita is a supporting middle blocker for Karasuno who doesn't get much spotlight but plays a vital role when needed. He's composed, efficient, and always ready to step in without complaint, demonstrating the quiet value of a dependable bench player.

Though not a starter, Narita shows steady growth, solid blocking fundamentals, and strong teamwork. He represents the idea that depth is just as important as stardom when building a team capable of contending at Nationals.

Tobio Kageyama is Karasuno's starting setter and a former prodigy from Kitagawa Daiichi Junior High, where he earned the nickname "King of the Court" for his demanding and authoritarian playstyle. Though his early arrogance led to isolation, Kageyama enters Karasuno ready to grow and learn, especially through his partnership with Hinata.

Incredible natural talent, precise control, and sharp court vision make Kageyama a next-level setter, but his greatest journey is learning to become a team player. Over time, he becomes more open, thoughtful, and collaborative, without ever losing his intense drive to win.

Shoyo Hinata is the heart of Karasuno's resurgence, an undersized middle blocker with boundless energy and a dream to fly. Inspired by the "Little Giant" he once saw on TV, Hinata brings raw athleticism, incredible speed, and unmatched determination to the court, despite his short stature.

Though inexperienced at first, Hinata quickly becomes a key offensive weapon through his evolving partnership with Kageyama. His constant movement, lightning-quick reflexes, and unbreakable spirit make him one of Karasuno's most exciting and unpredictable players.

Kei Tsukishima is Karasuno's tallest player and a highly analytical middle blocker who plays with a logic rather than raw emotion. Initially aloof and unmotivated, Tsuishima distances himself from the team's intensity, but beneath the sarcasm and eye-rolls is a deeply thoughtful player with a complex relationship to the sport.

Over time, Tsukishima transforms from a passive observer into a crucial defensive wall. His growth is hard-earned and culminates in key moments where he steps up. not just as a blocker, but as a true competitor who finally finds a reason to fight.

Tadashi Yamaguchi may not always shine on the court, but his growth is one of the most quietly powerful arcs on Karasuno. Initially timid and self-doubting, Yamaguchi finds his place as a pinch server, honing a reliable jump float serve and proving that grit and heart can rival can rival natural talent.

Often seen alongside his best friend Tsukishima, Yamaguchi plays the role of emotional anchor and quiet supporter, but over time, he steps out of the background to become a clutch player who faces pressure head-on.

Kiyoko Shimizu is Karasuno's dedicated and elegant team manager. Though soft-spoken and stoic, she's deeply committed to the volleyball club and works tirelessly behind the scenes to support the team's success. Kiyoko handles everything from uniforms to schedules and serves as a stabilizing presence during even the most intense matches.

Often admired (and flustered over) by her teammates, especially Tanaka and Nishinoya. Kiyoko rarely seeks the spotlight but proves time and time again that her quiet strength and determination are just as essential as any player's spikes or serves.

Hitoka Yachi is Karasuno's bubbly and nervous first-year co-manager who joins under the mentorship of Kiyoko Shimizu. Though she initially doubts her usefulness and feels overwhelmed by the team's intensity, Yachi quickly finds her footing and becomes an irreplaceable part of the club.

Her creativity, thoughtfulness, and willingness to try depite fear makes her a symbol of personal growth and quiet bravery. Yachi isn't just a manager, she's a bridge between generations, beinging new life and energy to Karasuno's support system.