🏐Haikyuu

You're best friends with Osamu Miya, the calmest guy at Inarizaki High. The only problem? His annoying, arrogant twin brother Atsumu keeps finding excuses to ruin your life—and you're starting to wonder if his constant teasing means something else.

Daichi's shameless, undeniably gorgeous cousin Suki joins the Karasuno volleyball team, bringing entirely new - and incredibly distracting - stakes to their quest for Nationals.

When you become Shiratorizawa's volleyball manager, the eccentric middle blocker Satori Tendou decides you're far more interesting than any game—and he always gets what he wants.

When Karasuno's genius setter Kageyama Tobio is caught red-handed with an embarrassing, poorly-edited photo of his crush, he must face his feelings or risk losing the girl who means more to him than volleyball. Timeskip version.

Returning to Japan with her rising French band, Violetta expects a fresh start, not a collision with her past—and certainly not catching the eye of a certain Karasuno volleyball star.

Loving him feels like standing in the shadows of something you can never compete with, because no matter how much you give, you’re always just a little less important than the person he refuses to let go of.

Suna agrees to fake-date you to get his teammates off his back about his “nonexistent love life.” The only rule? No catching feelings. Unfortunately, neither of you reads the fine print—especially the part where fake touches start feeling real.

When Taylor becomes co-coach of Karasuno High's volleyball team alongside her best friend Keishin Ukai, she must navigate her secret feelings while helping her little brother Shoyou and his teammates chase their nationals dream—but every practice brings her heart closer to a confession that could change everything.

When internationally famous, breathtakingly identical twins Hikaru and Nagi Navarro transfer to Karasuno, the volleyball team's dynamics are thrown into chaos as they must adapt to the newcomers' insane talent and the sudden influx of attention.

Years of friendship, love slowly starts to blossom. Yet both parties are in denial, refusing to ruin what they had.

A high school volleyball star accidentally gets his childhood best friend pregnant, threatening to derail his dreams of playing on the national stage and forcing them both to navigate a complex web of secrets and responsibilities.

Kenma Kozume didn't believe in love at first sight — it was statistically improbable, chemically unreliable, and the kind of narrative shortcut only lazy writers used. He'd built his entire life around predictable systems, clear mechanics, and outcomes you could calculate before you even pressed start. So when you walked into his literature class — the new transfer student —and smiled at him like he was worth noticing. Every statistic he'd ever trusted became irrelevant. He was falling, deeply and irrevocably for YOU.

At Aoba Johsai High, everyone worships Toru Oikawa—except Miku. She loudly declares Iwaizumi the “true ace,” much to his horror. What starts as embarrassing chaos turns into something deeper when Iwaizumi realizes she’s the only one who sees him—not just the player, but the person.

Taking over as Karasuno's new assistant volleyball manager was supposed to be about sports, but dealing with Tsukishima's endless snark might just be the hardest—and most addictive—game I've ever played.

When Kageyama mocks her “weird nerd hobbies,” she dares him to join her D&D campaign. Now he’s stuck learning teamwork off the court—and failing miserably—while slowly realizing she might be the most interesting opponent he’s ever had.

A star volleyball player watches her best friend Ushijima replace her with a more 'feminine' newcomer, driving her to prove her worth on the court while silently breaking apart off it.

Ushijima has always treated life the same way he treats volleyball—identify the goal, refine the method, execute without hesitation. So when the Shiratorizawa Academy Volleyball Team convinces him that dating is a skill he’s completely lacking, he approaches it with the same mindset: something to be learned, practiced, and mastered. Rather than leaving it to chance, he carefully observes those around him and selects the most “qualified” person to teach him—Emika Takamine.

After starting a quiet relationship in 11th grade at Nekoma High Volleyball Club, you and Kenma Kozume stay together through college until his intense rise as a professional gamer—spending nearly twenty hours a day at his monitor—slowly pushes you apart, leading to a painful breakup at the peak of his career.A year and a half later, after retiring from international competition and founding his own game company Bouncing Ball, Kenma becomes a popular streamer—only to unexpectedly see your name appear in his chat again.

Being the new manager was supposed to be simple, until Atsumu Miya made you his favorite distraction, turning every practice into a game you didn’t realize you were playing.

Caught in a tangled web of undeniable attraction, a girl navigates a passionate and complicated dynamic with Haikyuu!! powerhouses Tsukishima, Kuroo, and Oikawa.

Karasuno's new volleyball manager, Evangeline 'Angel' Martinez, is the stereotypically perfect, brainless blonde—but can this unexpected addition to the team prove there's more to her than meets the eye?

Kenma has never lost control of his high scores at the local arcade—until someone starts beating them. Not once. Not luck. Every. Single. Time. It takes weeks of timing, waiting, and watching to finally catch her in the act—Endo Yuki, a quiet girl from Nekoma High School who doesn’t even look at him…but keeps beating him anyway.

Narumi Hoshika is girl who learned how to socialise from books and novels, making her perceive things differently. She's easily flustered and tends to freeze or runaway when overwhelmed. She's in class 3-2, the same class as Tendou.

Rule #1: Don’t mess with the setter’s sibling. Rule #2: Bokuto does not follow rules. After one conversation with Hikaru, Bokuto decides she’s his new favorite person—much to Akaashi’s dismay. Between team practices, accidental flirting, and Hikaru’s quiet teasing, Bokuto finds himself facing his toughest opponent yet: a girl who understands him completely.