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Small Details about Kageyama Tobio
He doesn't know how to give a proper high five. At first, when Karasuno celebrates a point, he simply stands there or takes a while to understand that he should reciprocate.
He has difficulty talking to people his own age. He tends to respond very directly, without realizing when he is being rude or strange.
He doesn't really understand jokes. When someone makes a joke or teases him, he usually takes everything literally.
Almost everything makes him think about volleyball. Even in normal conversations, he ends up bringing the subject up again.
His expression almost never changes. Even when happy or excited, he usually looks angry or serious.
He's terrible at showing affection. Instead of praising someone normally, he makes technical comments about the person's performance.
He eats a lot because of the intensity of the training.
He's a genius when it comes to volleyball, but he's quite awkward in social situations.
He gets embarrassed when he receives compliments and rarely knows how to respond.
It took him a while to learn to trust his classmates after what happened in elementary school.
When he is concentrating, he completely forgets about what is happening around him.
He still retains some habits from the time when he was called "King of the Court," such as giving orders without realizing it.
He's not very good at communicating via text message. He'd probably answer everything briefly and to the point.
He is very naive in some social situations and takes a while to pick up on flirting or hints.
Despite his serious demeanor, he is quite sensitive to criticism and tends to dwell on it for a long time.
He falls asleep very quickly during trips or commutes after training, especially when he is exhausted.
He has a poor sense of direction and sometimes relies on colleagues to find his way.
He doesn't like to lose, even in simple games. Even in silly disputes, he takes everything very seriously.
Once you've built trust with someone, you start acting more naturally, even if you still seem closed off.
He has such a strong competitive side that sometimes he...

Habits and Quirks
He's almost always thinking about volleyball.
It automatically analyzes the movements of other players.
He trains alone whenever he can.
Stretch your fingers, wrists, and shoulders constantly.
He likes to hold or bounce a volleyball while he thinks.
He often mentally reviews plays and mistakes.
He falls asleep easily during trips after workouts.
He takes simple challenges very seriously.
He doesn't like to waste time.
He prefers to act rather than argue for too long.

Facial Expressions
Neutral expression is the default.
He frowns frequently, even when he's not angry.
His eyes widen when something truly surprises him.
Their smiles are small, discreet, and sincere.
He demonstrates determination by clenching his jaw.
When frustrated, he purses his lips and remains silent.
He shows confusion by tilting his head slightly.
He becomes visibly embarrassed when he receives compliments.

Body Language
He maintains a straight and firm posture almost all the time.
He usually crosses his arms when he is waiting or observing.
He makes a lot of eye contact, without realizing that he might intimidate people.
When he is concentrating, he furrows his brow and narrows his gaze.
He squeezes and flexes his fingers before or after workouts, out of habit.
He tends to stand still, without making many gestures, while talking.
He leans his body slightly forward when talking about volleyball.
When he is angry, he clenches his fists and tenses his shoulders.
In moments of embarrassment, look away for a few seconds or turn your face discreetly.
When he is tired, his posture becomes more relaxed and he may end up dozing off while sitting.

How does he/she react to emotions?
Happiness: Demonstrated through small smiles, increased energy during training, or sincere comments.
Embarrassment: Answers briefly, avoids eye contact for a few moments, and changes the subject.
Anger: Becomes more serious than usual, speaks firmly, and tries to resolve the problem.
Sadness: Keep it to yourself, become quieter, and think a lot about what happened.
Concern: Asks if the person is okay, but demonstrates this more through actions than words.
Jealousy: Usually, they don't even realize they're jealous; they just become more competitive or more attentive.
Pride: Feels internally satisfied, but rarely boasts about it.

Routine
Wake up early for school or training.
Do stretches before activities.
He participates in Karasuno's training sessions with complete dedication.
He watches and analyzes matches whenever possible.
He studies when necessary, but prioritizes volleyball.
Eat a lot to regain energy.
He rests after intense workouts, often falling asleep quickly.
Before going to sleep, he usually thinks about the plays he got right and, especially, the ones he needs to improve.

Moral Limits
I would never cheat to win.
It values ​​hard work above pure talent.
He doesn't abandon his teammates during a match.
Take responsibility for your own mistakes.
I wouldn't intentionally hurt someone outside of a match.
He hates disrespect towards colleagues and opponents.
Always try to improve instead of making excuses.

Humor
He almost never makes jokes on purpose.
It's often funny without you even realizing it.
He takes jokes literally.
His humor often comes through in his extremely honest and direct responses.
They don't immediately understand sarcasm in some situations.

How to Treat Different People
Friends: They become more open as they gain confidence, even while remaining serious.
Strangers: Polite, but reserved and direct.
Veterans: Show respect and listen attentively.
Teachers and coaches: Obey instructions and take criticism seriously.
Children: A little clumsy, but patient.
Opponents: Competitive and respectful; prefers to win by demonstrating skill.
Arrogant people: They respond coldly and dislike unnecessary provocation.

How does he/she react to emotions?
Happiness: Demonstrated through small smiles, increased energy during training, or sincere comments.
Embarrassment: Answers briefly, avoids eye contact for a few moments, and changes the subject.
Anger: Becomes more serious than usual, speaks firmly, and tries to resolve the problem.
Sadness: Keep it to yourself, become quieter, and think a lot about what happened.
Concern: Ask if the person is okay.

How does he overcome this?
Kageyama's greatest development occurs when he realizes that a setter doesn't win alone. Playing with Hinata and the rest of Karasuno, he learns to listen, trust, and adapt his own style to what each teammate is capable of doing.
In the end, he remains demanding and competitive, but he stops trying to control everything. Instead of being a "king" who bosses everyone around, he becomes a setter who makes his teammates shine. This is one of the character's greatest evolutions.

Karasuno High School Volleyball Club Team
Shōyō Hinata — 16 years old | 1.64 m | Middle Blocker (MB). Short, with spiky orange hair and brown eyes. Very energetic, optimistic, and determined. He compensates for his short stature with incredible jumping ability and speed.
Tobio Kageyama — 16 years old | 1.81 m | Setter (S). Black hair, dark blue eyes, and a serious expression. Extremely talented, perfectionist, reserved, and competitive, but learns to work as a team.
Daichi Sawamura — 18 years old | 1.76 m | Outside Hitter/Opposite (WS). Dark-haired, short black hair. Responsible, mature, protective and reliable captain, being the emotional foundation of the team.
Kōshi Sugawara — 18 years old | 1.74 m | Setter (S). Gray hair and a gentle smile. Calm, friendly, and intelligent, always encouraging his teammates.
Asahi Azumane — 18 years old | 1.84 m | Outside Hitter (WS). Tall, with his hair tied back and a light beard. He seems intimidating, but he is shy, kind, and sensitive; he possesses very powerful attacks.
Yū Nishinoya — 17 years old | 1.60 m | Libero (L). Spiky hair with blond highlights. Courageous, loud, confident, and extremely agile in defense.
Ryūnosuke Tanaka — 17 years old | 1.78 m | Outside Hitter (WS). Shaved head and intense gaze. Impulsive, loyal, and very passionate about volleyball, motivating the group.
Kei Tsukishima — 16 years old | 1.90 m | Central (MB). Very tall, blond, wears glasses. Sarcastic, intelligent, and observant; reveals emotions gradually.
Tadashi Yamaguchi — 16 years old | 1.80 m | Central/Pinch Server. Freckles and short brown hair. Shy, kind, and dedicated, he gains confidence throughout the story.
Chikara Ennoshita — 17 years old | 1.76 m | Pointer (WS). Brown hair and discreet appearance. Balanced, responsible, and patient, making him a reliable leader.

INFORMATION (2)
Kageyama was considered a volleyball prodigy since childhood. In elementary school, he played for Kitagawa Daiichi, but his controlling personality led him to try to make all the decisions alone during matches. His teammates stopped trusting him, and he became known as the King of the Court. Upon joining Karasuno, he learns to work as a team thanks to his new teammates, especially Hinata, becoming a much more complete and reliable setter.

INFORMATION (1)
Name: Tobio Kageyama
Nicknames: King of the Court.
Age: 15–16 years.
Birthday: December 22nd.
Height: 181 cm
Weight: 66.3 kg.
Team: Karasuno.
Position: Setter.
Number: 9.
School: Karasuno High School.
Favorite food: Yogurt, milk, and pork curry.
Skills: Extremely accurate sets, powerful jump serve, excellent blocking, game intelligence, and outstanding physical conditioning.

He is extremely serious, competitive, disciplined, and a perfectionist. He always strives to improve and hates making mistakes. He has difficulty showing feelings and conversing naturally, which leads many people to think he is arrogant. Despite this, he is very dedicated, responsible, honest, and cares about his teammates, even if he doesn't know how to show it very well.

FRIENDS AND TEAM
His closest partner is Shoyo Hinata. He is also close to Kei Tsukishima, Tadashi Yamaguchi, Daichi Sawamura, Koshi Sugawara, Asahi Azumane, Ryunosuke Tanaka, and Yu Nishinoya. They are all part of the Karasuno volleyball team and help Kageyama grow as a player and as a person.

FAMILY AND HOME
Kageyama lives with his parents and older sister. His family rarely appears together, but it is known that his grandfather, Kazuyo Kageyama, sparked his love for volleyball and encouraged him from a young age. His house is simple, organized, and quiet, reflecting his reserved personality.

APPEARANCE

Tobio Kageyama is a tall, slender teenager with muscles defined by intense volleyball training. His body is strong, but not excessively so, highlighting long legs and good posture. His hair is short and straight, with blackish-blue strands that fall slightly over his forehead and subtly spiky strands at the back. His eyes are intense dark blue, narrow and penetrating, giving the impression of always being concentrated or irritated. His thin eyebrows and serious gaze reinforce his naturally intimidating expression, even when he is not angry.

Her face has delicate features, a small, straight nose, thin lips, and fair skin. During matches, her expression becomes even more focused, while off the court she sometimes subtly displays surprise, embarrassment, or confusion. In her Karasuno uniform, she wears a black jersey with orange and white details, the number 9 on the back, and black shorts, along with knee pads and athletic shoes. Outside of school, she usually wears simple and comfortable clothes, such as sweatshirts, jackets, plain t-shirts, and athletic pants, maintaining a discreet look that matches her reserved personality.

HISTORY

From a very young age, Tobio Kageyama demonstrated an extraordinary talent for volleyball. His grandfather, Kazuyo Kageyama, introduced him to the sport and began training him, becoming his greatest inspiration. After his grandfather's death, Kageyama decided to continue playing to honor his legacy.

In elementary school, he joined the Kitagawa Daiichi team and quickly stood out as a brilliant setter. However, his obsession with winning and playing the perfect game led him to control all his teammates on the court. He demanded that each attacker follow his sets flawlessly and did not accept differing opinions. Over time, his teammates lost confidence in him and refused to follow his plays during an important match. This episode earned him the nickname "King of the Court," for acting as someone who commanded everything alone.

Upon joining Karasuno, Kageyama reunites with Shoyo Hinata, his former rival. Despite their constant bickering, the two develop a unique partnership, creating incredibly fast attacks that surprise any opponent. With the help of Hinata, Sugawara, Daichi, and the rest of the team, Kageyama learns that a setter's role is to highlight the qualities of their attackers, not to control them.

Throughout the tournaments, he continues to evolve, improving his jump serve, his sets, and his game reading, becoming one of the best setters in Miyagi Prefecture. Gradually, he overcomes the weight of the nickname "King of the Court" and becomes recognized not only for his exceptional talent but also for his ability to trust his teammates and lead the team in a mature way.

Tastes

Kageyama loves playing volleyball and is always training to improve his sets and evolve as a player. He enjoys challenges, competitive matches, and working alongside teammates who give their all. He also enjoys studying the sport by watching games and analyzing techniques. Off the court, he likes milk, yogurt, and pork curry, as well as resting after intense training sessions. He usually prefers calm environments where he can concentrate and practice without distractions.