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Kaguya-sama: Love Is War Ep 5
🕑 Added 2025-03-31 20:33:47 +0000 UTCLOL the power of an umbrella war is nothing to jest at ππππ
The one ska track in this ep is so damn good tho! πΌ
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Square Block
Well if where talking about sports anime theirs quite the variety Volleyball- Haikyuu Baseball- Diamond no ace Soccer- aoashi/ blue lock Boxing- Hajime no ippo (megalo box is more cyberpunk and allot shorter) Cycling- yawamushi pedal I'll stop there, those are the most popular ones, the only thing is that most sports anime are long 100 ep plus long. Would be really cool to see what your thoughts are on some of them. Ps. just thought about this one eye shield 21 is an American football one.
Jordon Somers
Haikyuu is an amazing show!(itβs sports)
Llemon
the fact not a single person mentioned blue lock is lowkey astounding to me
Geriel-Tenebrae
Hey Tony ! I'm glad you noticed the two ost. Especially the first one, I listen to it everytime, you can find them easily on youtube : Ikki Ichiyu δΈεδΈζ : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFg32VEhPxs nakuhodo ζ³£γγ»γ© : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HvmM6_Ya80
Armchair
If you're ever gonna do sports anime, watch Hajime no Ippo. It's about boxing, has tons of comedy etc. You'll like it for sure.
Avalon
The only sports anime Iβve ever enjoyed was Megalobox which is boxing with exo Skeltons But Iβm not a sports guy so not my genre for sure
Aritome
Not sure if it would be his style but what an absolutely goated anime.
madcoop
Since sports anime are flooding the comments here, Iβll throw in Birdie Wing as a recommendation. The golf mafia is pretty crazy π
V STAN
An amazing volleyball anime is Haikyuu. Legitimately one of the best of all time for sports anime. Highly recommend however it is quite long with 4 seasons and a movie
Drow1270
Kuroko no Basket is great as well as Haikyuu. Those 2 I'd recommend if you wanted to watch a sports anime. But yeah Lover is War is great it's amazing to me.
Alberto Munoz
I'm addition to anime other folks have already mentioned, I also enjoyed Kuroko's Basketball, Aoashi (soccer), Ahiru no Sora (basketball), All Out! (rugby), and Burning Kabbadi.
BlakStatik23
Wait Tony loves Volleyball and wants a Sports anime on the Patreon??? That literally sounds like it would follow up with marketing about Haikyuu. We NEED that on the Patreon, it is in a lot of people's opinions one of the best sports anime to ever exist. Hajime no Ippo (older boxing anime) remains the goat tho for just how much it put sports anime on the map. I'd go for Haikyuu first and then get some Hajime in when we can.
AussieBoy
Shocked you noticed the girl behind the tree cause I didnβt catch that until my third rewatch with my friends. No joke itβs set up for something way later on.
P_ateric
Barrage of sports anime recommendation coming in the comments
Sakeef Salman
Haikyu (volleyball) and Chihayafuru (obscure Japanese card game) are top of the list for sports anime. They are super long though with multiple 25 episode seasons
JoeyGuy7
Ping pong is a masterpiece. Doesn't overstay its welcome either
Alejandro Pupo
I did not expect us to be at the volleyball episode already LMAO Also in terms of sports anime, Run With The Wind is one of the best anime about long distance running, takes place in college too so not a lot of immature child characters present. (Also not too long too, 24 episodes total and complete) Hajime No Ippo is also a top notch boxing series, one of the best sports anime ever in my opinion, with great fights and drama
QwertyInfinite
Yikes, now the imagery of that is going to make me like them less π
Auks
I would nominate Ping Pong the Animation and Chihayafuru for sports anime
DrumRollTony
No injury but fear of like my knees going backwards ππππ€£π€£
QwertyInfinite
Iβve never heard of someone that hates trampolines, did you get injured on one of them or something?
DrumRollTony
yeah, massive throwback
Chrome
Oh so that game is called Paper Boy!
JoeyGuy7
As a former ska kid, I perk up so much whenever the ska track comes in every few episodes. Japan actually has (had?) a big ska scene
