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StrixNebulosa posted:I just finished Haikyuu S2 14 and oh goodness, it's matches all the way down from here and into the new season starting next week. I'm pumped! No more training montages or high school drama interludes! You're in for a treat. Haikyuu is one of those shows that just keeps getting better.
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Furnaceface posted:Either I suck at looking or there really arent any anime/manga about ice hockey, lacrosse or curling. That is depressing. There's Baggataway for lacrosse manga but only about 20 chapters have been translated.
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FutureCop posted:My roommate is really into baseball and we came across this one while looking for a good 'realistic' (no superpowers, just strategy) baseball anime. However, after giving it the three episode test, my roommate deemed it unnecessary to watch further as he was so incensed by the coach's insistence to destroy the MC's finely-tuned accuracy in order to make him "throw harder". I hope I'm remembering this correctly, but basically, he was on the catcher's side, in that the tactical advantage the MC provided through his accuracy was worth preserving. Sort of. Part of the problem is that he really does throw very slow. It's also because just having accurate pitching doesn't necessarily make it hard to hit. At some point they'll have to face batters who will hit him easily regardless of how clever the catcher is. I don't want to explain too much because it might spoil the show, but they go into the mechanics of things quite a bit. I'd definitely give it another go, it's in my top tier of sports anime.
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