CATDOLL: The latest visual image of the second part of the "Haikyuu!!" movie is released

The "Haikyuu!!" theatrical compilation will show all 25 episodes of the TV animation version in two parts, "Part 1" and "Part 2", and will also add new scenes. The first part, "The End and the Beginning", will be screened for a limited time of two weeks from July 3 to 16. The second part, "Winners and Losers (original name: 勝者と敗者)", will be released on September 18. Recently, the official released the visual image of the second part of the "Haikyuu!!" theatrical version.

Visual image of the second part of the movie "Haikyuu!!" "Winners and Losers"

"Haikyuu!!" is a manga by Japanese manga artist Haruichi Furudate. The work was serialized in Shueisha's magazine "Weekly Shonen Jump" in the 12th issue of 2012. The TV animation was produced by Production IG and aired on April 6, 2014, with a total of 25 episodes. The OAD special episode is included in the 15th volume of the manga and was released on March 4, 2015. The second season of the animation is scheduled to be aired in October 2015.

Visual image of the first part of the Haikyuu! movie "The End and the Beginning"

Story introduction: When he was a child, Hinata Shoyo saw a volleyball match on TV. A small guy from Karasuno High School was so heroic on the ball that he looked like a "little giant". He was deeply impressed by this and became fascinated with volleyball. He always wanted to be like a "little giant". In junior high school, the volleyball club did not have enough players, so he had to wait silently. Later, after finally getting new members, he participated in the first and last match. Unfortunately, he faced the strongest team and of course lost. If he relied on himself alone, he would definitely not be able to see that view. If he was not alone, he might be able to see it. In order to play a "winning" game, Shoyo worked hard to get into Karasuno High School and realize his volleyball dream of becoming a "little giant"!

The second part of the movie "Haikyuu!!" will launch advance ticket sales