Haikyuu!! is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Haruichi Furudate. The story follows Shōyō Hinata, a boy determined to become a great volleyball player despite his small stature. The success of the manga soon leads to an anime adaptation. And, within a short span of time, the anime too started gaining popularity.
Now, it has become one of the most anticipated sports anime shows of the season. The show perfectly hypes you for what lies ahead. At the same time, it introduces you to some amazing characters. And, as the story starts getting detailed, the characters start getting more interesting.
The anime has aired 4 seasons till now. And, as soon as the fourth season concluded, all eyes were set upon the next one. But, no confirmed news of the fifth season was announced. So, let’s talk about the possibilities of Haikyuu!! Season 5. Also, make sure to check out the official streaming platform for the anime.
Possibilities of Haikyuu Season 5 Release
Thankfully, there is easily enough source material for at least one more season. The manga will officially conclude in chapter 402 and with season 4 only starting with chapter 207, there is plenty of content left to adapt. Moreover, there is a probability for a sixth season too.
As the anime has not been officially renewed for a fifth season, a release date has not been revealed. However, assuming that the anime will be renewed and production on season 5 will start a few months after next week’s finale, Haikyuu!! season 5 could theoretically premiere as soon as summer 2021.
Don’t worry, as soon as any confirmed news is out, you’ll be the first one to know.
Streaming Platform for Haikyuu!!
You can watch all the episodes of Haikyuu!! on Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Amazon Prime. They are available with the original Japanese audio and English Subtitles.
Always use the official/legal platforms as it helps the creators and promotes their work.
Haikyuu!! Plot
Inspired after watching a volleyball ace nicknamed “Little Giant” in action, small-statured Shouyou Hinata revives the volleyball club at his middle school. The newly-formed team even makes it to a tournament; however, their first match turns out to be their last when they are brutally squashed by the “King of the Court,” Tobio Kageyama.
Hinata vows to surpass Kageyama, and so after graduating from middle school, he joins Karasuno High School’s volleyball team—only to find that his sworn rival, Kageyama, is now his teammate.
Thanks to his short height, Hinata struggles to find his role on the team, even with his superior jumping power. Surprisingly, Kageyama has his own problems that only Hinata can help with, and learning to work together appears to be the only way for the team to be successful.
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