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Haikyu!! and VNL Team Up for Third Collaboration With New Visual

The anime Haikyu!! and the Volleyball Nations League are collaborating for a third time. Production I.G created a new visual featuring Hinata Shoyo and Hoshiumi Korai with the catchphrase "Now, to the highest point."

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Why it matters

The third annual tie-up between Haikyu!! and a real-world volleyball tournament shows the franchise's continued use of live sports partnerships to keep the property visible years after the manga ended.

Haikyu!! and VNL Team Up for Third Collaboration With New Visual

Key Facts

  • The Haikyu!! anime and the Volleyball Nations League are collaborating for a third time.
  • Production I.G created a new visual featuring Hinata Shoyo and Hoshiumi Korai with the catchphrase 'Now, to the highest point.'
  • Collaboration videos pairing anime plays with footage of Japanese national team players will release from mid-June.
  • A volleyball position diagnosis tool launches June 4.
  • The VNL Japan round airs on TBS from July 8.

Collaboration videos with Japanese national team players will release from mid-June, and a volleyball position diagnosis tool launches June 4. The VNL Japan round airs on TBS from July 8.

Production I.G has drawn a new visual for the third Haikyu!! and Volleyball Nations League collaboration. The image shows Hinata Shoyo and Hoshiumi Korai in attacking poses, paired with the line "Now, to the highest point." Starting in mid-June, a series of videos will pair anime plays with footage of Japanese national team players executing similar moves in actual matches. A personality quiz called "Volleyball Position Diagnosis" goes live June 4. The VNL Japan round will be broadcast on TBS from July 8.

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