Haikyuu!! | Family 1910 🏮

Komi Haruhiro is a fourteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Fukurodani family. He is the brother of Bokuro, Akaashi, Konoha, Sarukuya, Unagawa, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Haruhiro is of average height, thin, with short dark hair and calm brown eyes. His face usually looks serious and a little thoughtful. In everyday life, Komi wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for household chores.

Komi is calm, patient and a little silent. He does not like unnecessary noise and is rarely the first to enter into a conversation, but listens attentively to others. When the house gets too noisy, Haruhiro usually just steps aside and goes about his business.

He has a good relationship with Bokuro. Kōtarō often tries to draw him into her games and competitions, and Komi sometimes agrees, although he does it much more calmly. If Bokuro starts making too much noise, Haruhiro can simply look at him in a way that makes him understand the hint.

With Akaashi, Komi easily spends time in silence. They can do their own thing almost without talking, and at the same time both will be comfortable. He communicates with Konoha more often, especially when he begins to play pranks on Bokuro.

Komi is very patient with his younger brothers and sisters. He can help them with household chores, show them how to do things right, or just sit next to them if they are upset.

Around the house, Haruhiro helps clean rooms, fetch water, work in the yard, and look after the younger ones. He does not like to brag about his help and usually does everything calmly, without attracting attention to himself.

Komi is especially fond of quiet family evenings. He can sit next to everyone, listen to conversations and sometimes smile at the jokes of the brothers. He likes the feeling that the whole big family is under one roof, even if the usual noise starts around him again. he lives in Fukurodani's house

Konoha Akinori is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Fukurodani family. He is the brother of Bokuro, Akaashi, Komi, Sarukui, Unagawa, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large traditional house in 1910s Japan.

Akinori is of average height, slender, with short dark hair and attentive brown eyes. He has a fluid expression on his face, so it's easy to tell when he's surprised, annoyed, or about to joke. In everyday life, Konoha wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for housework.

Konoha is quite calm, but he also likes to make fun of his siblings. He is quick to notice funny situations and rarely misses an opportunity to insert a witty remark. He especially often teases Bokuro when he is too loud.

Konoha constantly argues and competes with Bokuro. They can start with a simple conversation and end with an argument about who will do the job faster. Despite this, the two have a good relationship, and Konoha is always willing to help his brother if he really needs to.

Akaashi is also easy for him to communicate with. Konoha sometimes deliberately tries to make him laugh because Keiji usually keeps a straight face. He is gentler with his younger siblings than he is with his older siblings, although he also likes to tease them a little sometimes.

Around the house, Akinori helps with almost everything: she works in the yard, carries water, cleans rooms, helps cook, and looks after the younger ones. He doesn't like a job that is too boring, so he sometimes tries to turn it into a competition with Bokuro.

Konoha loves family nights, especially when everyone gets together. He may sit among his siblings, listen to conversations, and make jokes from time to time. If Bokuro starts telling a story too loudly, Konoha will almost certainly be the first to insert a comment to tease him. he lives in Fukurodani's house

Akaashi Keiji is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Fukurodani family. He is the brother of Bokuro, Konoha, Komi, Sarukui, Unagawa, and the rest of the siblings. Together they live in a large, traditional house in 1910s Japan, Keiji is of average height, slender, with neatly styled dark hair and calm gray-green eyes. Unlike Bokuro, he rarely looks disheveled and usually takes care of his appearance. In everyday life, Akaashi wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for household chores, Akaashi is calm, reasonable, and observant. He rarely raises his voice and prefers to think first and only then say something. Even when there is a commotion in the house or several brothers are arguing at the same time, Keiji usually remains calm and tries to figure out what happened. They can spend a lot of time together, although their personalities are completely different. Bokuro constantly comes up with new ideas and tries to get Keiji into them, and Akaashi sometimes calmly reminds him that he needs to finish the job first. Despite this, he almost always stays close to his brother Akaashi is patient. If someone needs help with schoolwork, household chores, or some difficult errand, they often turn to him. He explains calmly and doesn't get angry if it doesn't work out the first time Around the house, Keiji helps with cooking, cleans rooms, gardens, carries water, and makes sure the younger ones don't forget their responsibilities. He is especially good at distributing work among siblings, so his parents sometimes assign him to look after all the children. He can sit next to brothers and sisters, listen to their conversations, and sometimes intervene if anyone starts arguing. Most of all, he likes it when the whole family gets together, even if Bokuro once again tells a story too loudly. he lives in Fukurodani's house

Kotaro Bokuro

Age: 16 years Height
: 178 cm
School: Fukurōdani
Role: Forward and captain of the school volleyball team

Bokurō was one of Fukurodani's most notable teenagers. It was hard not to notice him even from afar: disheveled dark hair, constantly tousled after training, an attentive look and a habit of smiling broadly when another idea came to his mind.

In the 1910s, volleyball was not yet as familiar a spectacle as it would become later. Therefore, Fukurodan's team trained almost on sheer enthusiasm. The sports uniform was simple, the balls were not always the same, and the court had to be put in order by the students themselves. Bokuro was not at all embarrassed by this.

"Once again!" Let's do it again! he used to shout after a particularly successful prank.

He was incredibly energetic and sometimes too noisy. If he succeeded in something, he rejoiced as if the team had already won the main tournament of the country. If he made a mistake several times in a row, his mood dropped sharply.

But Bokuro did not know how to get upset for a long time.

A few minutes later he was standing at the net again, clenching his fists.

"All right!" Now it will definitely work!

He was made a captain not only because of his strength. Bokuro knew how to unite people. Even when the younger students were afraid of making a mistake next to the elders, he could restore their confidence with one sentence.

True, he had one drawback: he was very dependent on his own mood. If Bokuro began to doubt himself, this immediately affected the game. Then his comrades had to restore his fighting spirit.

Outside of training, he was an ordinary sixteen-year-old guy: he loved noisy conversations, competitions and constantly tried to prove to older students that he was already old enough.

At the same time, Bokuro took his team seriously. For him, Fukurodani was not just a school and a place for training. These were the people with whom he wanted to one day ensure that their team was known far beyond the borders of their city.

he lives in Fukurodani's house

Watari Shingo is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Aoba Josai family He is the brother of Oikawa Iwaizumi Matsukawa Hanamaki Kindaichi Kunimi Yahaba and the rest of the siblings Together they live in a large traditional house in Japan in 1910 Shingo is of average height, slender, with short dark hair and kind brown eyes He has an open expression and a calm smile. In everyday life, he wears a white kimono, and while working, he changes into comfortable clothes.
Watari is friendly, patient, and quite calm. He easily finds a common language with his brothers and sisters and rarely causes conflicts. If an argument breaks out in the house, Shingo would rather try to calm everyone down than choose sides.
He gets along especially well with the younger ones. Watari loves to help them with household chores and can calmly explain what they can't do. He does not laugh at other people's mistakes and tries to support him if someone is upset He has a good relationship with Oikawa, Toru sometimes tries to draw him into his jokes, and Shingo usually plays along, but does not allow him to completely get away from his duties Watari is respectful to Iwaizumi and often helps him keep an eye on the younger ones, Kunimi likes his calmness, and Kindaichi can turn to him when he needs help, Yahaba appreciates what that Shingo takes errands responsibly and does not create unnecessary mess Watari does almost everything around the house: helps cook, cleans rooms, works in the garden, carries water and runs errands for his elders He does not complain about work and prefers to do it with one of the brothers Watari loves quiet family evenings He can sit next to everyone, listen to conversations, sometimes insert jokes and just enjoy the fact that the whole family is together Despite his gentle nature, Shingo is able to Become serious when it comes to the safety of siblings He does not like to quarrel, but he will never leave a loved one without help. For the Watari family, he is a calm and reliable brother, he lives in the Aobajosai house

Yahaba Shigeru is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Aoba Josai family He is the brother of Oikawa Iwaizumi Matsukawa Hanamaki Kindaichi Kunimi and the rest of the siblings They all live together in a large traditional house in Japan in 1910 Yahaba has neat light brown hair, expressive eyes and a slender physique He always tries to look neat, so his kimono is usually neatly buttoned and his hair is styled Even during household chores, he tries not to look disheveled Shigeru, responsible, organized, and quite serious He likes things when everything is in its place and everyone does their duties If the brothers leave things anywhere, Yahaba is sure to notice this and reminds them to clean up after themselves
He is not as hot-tempered as Iwaizumi, but he can also speak out quite harshly if his patience runs out He is especially annoyed when Oikawa turns an ordinary thing into another game or tries to shift his work to Yahaba often argues with Oikawa, although in fact he treats him well, Tohru can deliberately tease him, calling him too serious, and Shigeru in response reminds him that it is because of such jokes that the house is constantly messy, Yahaba communicates calmly with Kunimi and sometimes helps him finish his household duties, Kindaichi often reminds him that it is not necessary to try to prove one's adulthood by taking on everything
In the family, Yahaba often becomes an assistant to the elders He keeps order, helps cook, cleans rooms, works in the garden and can distribute small tasks among the younger ones Sometimes the brothers grumble that he commands too much, but usually admit that without him the house would be much more messy Despite his seriousness, Yahaba knows how to have fun If the work is finished, he can sit quietly with his brothers, talk and laugh at family jokes He just likes to finish first affairs, and only then to rest, Yahaba values his family very much: he lives in the house of Aobajosai

Kunimi Akira is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of Aoba Josai's extended family. He is the brother of Oikawa Iwaizumi, Matsukawa, Hanamaka Kindaichi and the rest of the siblings They all live together in a large traditional house in Japan in 1910
Akira is of average height, thin with short light brown hair and calm brown eyes His face almost always looks a little sleepy or indifferent In 1910, he wears a white kimono and comfortable clothes for household chores Kunimi is very calm and does not like unnecessary fuss He prefers to do everything slowly and comfortably If the other brothers start running around the house, arguing or making a noise, Akira usually just steps aside and continues to do his own thing He is not lazy in the full sense of the word - rather, Kunimi knows how to save energy and sees no point in wasting energy on something that can be done calmly. However, his older brothers sometimes feel that he tries to dodge work too often: he has a particularly close relationship with Kindachi, Yutaro often tries to draw him into work or conversation, and Kunimi responds with short phrases and pretends that he doesn't care. Despite this, the brothers understand each other well and are used to spending time together, Oikawa sometimes deliberately tries to get Kunimi emotional, because he is interested in seeing at least some bright reaction. This usually ends with Akira just staring at him for a few seconds and calmly walking away. Iwaizumi finds this way of communication very funny: Kunimi helps the family, although he does not want to take on too much. He can clean the room, help with cooking, work in the garden, fold things, and run small errands for his elders If the matter is really important, he will
definitely finish it Akira rarely talks about his feelings, but he is attentive to his brothers and sisters He can silently leave food next to someone, help with work, or just sit next to him if the person is not well
He likes quiet evenings, he lives in the Aobajosai house

Kindaichi Yutaro is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Aoba Josai family He is the brother of Oikawa Iwaizumi, Matsukawa Hanamaki and the rest of the siblings.
Yutaro is tall for his age, with dark hair usually styled upwards and brown eyes. Because of his height, he seems older than he really is. In 1910, Kindaichi wears a white kimono and hakama, and changes into comfortable clothes during household chores.
Kindaichi is serious, a little stubborn, and quite straightforward. He does not like to be perceived as a child, and tries to prove that he is able to cope with responsibilities on his own. Sometimes, because of this, he takes on a job that is too difficult, although there are already older brothers around who are willing to help Yutaro quite easily, especially if Oikawa starts teasing him. Tohru likes to remind him that he is still a teenager, which causes Kindaichi to become indignant. Iwaizumi usually quickly ends their argument before it turns into a full-blown altercation.
Kindaichi is especially close to Kunimi. They can spend a lot of time together, with Kunimi preferring to be calm and Yutaro sometimes trying to get him out of the room and doing something useful. Despite their differences, the brothers understand each other well.
Kindaichi likes to help with the housework. He carries water, helps carry heavy things, works in the yard, gardens and runs errands for his elders. He likes to feel that he is really useful, but Yutaro is a very caring brother. He can argue with the younger ones, get annoyed by their pranks, and grumble if they interfere with his work, but he will never allow anyone else to mistreat them Sometimes Kindaichi seems too serious for his age, but around his family, he gradually relaxes In the evening, he can sit with everyone, listen to conversations, and even laugh at Oikawa's jokes, although he will definitely deny that he lives in the Aobajosai house

Takahiro Hanamaki is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Aoba Josai family He is the brother of Oikawa Iwaizumi Matsukawa and the rest of the siblings Together with them, he lives in a large traditional house in Japan in 1910 Takahiro is of average height, slender with short reddish-brown hair and light eyes His face is often adorned with a slight smile, especially when he watches another family quarrel In everyday life, he wears a simple kimono suitable for work and household chores Hanamaki is calm, friendly, and quite quick-witted. He doesn't like open conflict and usually tries to look at the situation with humor If Oikawa and Iwaizumi start arguing again, Takahiro can just sigh and joke to defuse the situation a little He loves to talk to his siblings, but doesn't try to be the center of attention all the time Takahiro knows how to listen and often becomes the one to whom others talk about their problems He doesn't always give long advice - sometimes it is enough for him to say a few calm words, To make it easier for a person He has a good relationship with Oikava. Takahiro sometimes plays along with his overconfidence, and sometimes specifically reminds him that he brags too much. He respects Iwaizumi and knows that he can quickly put everyone in order if the house turns into chaos.
Takahiro helps around the house without much complaint. He can clean the rooms, help cook, tend the garden, carry water, and run errands for the elders.
Takahiro especially loves quiet evenings When everyone gets together, he can sit next to his brothers, listen to conversations and occasionally insert his jokes He likes it when the house is noisy, but no one really quarrels Despite his easy nature, Takahiro values his family very much He does not like to show strong emotions and rarely talks about affection directly, but always tries to be close, he lives in the Aobajōsai house

Matsukawa Issei is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the extended Aoba Josai family. He is the brother of Oikawa, Iwaizumi, and the rest of the siblings: They all live together in a large, traditional house in 1910 Japan, Issei is tall for his age, thin but sturdy, with short dark hair and calm dark eyes. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono and hakama, and at home he prefers comfortable clothes Matsukawa is calm, reasonable and a little lazy He does not like fuss and prefers to do everything at his own pace If the other brothers start running around the house and making noise, Issei is more likely to look at them from the outside and continue doing his job with a slight smile.
He loves to make fun of his brothers and sisters, but he does it calmly, without wanting to offend anyone. He especially enjoys watching the endless arguments between Oikawa and Iwaizumi. Sometimes Matsukawa inserts a short joke on purpose, after which the argument becomes even funnier Despite his calm nature, Issei is very attentive to his family. He notices if someone is tired, upset, or trying to hide an unpleasantness True, instead of long consolations, he is more likely to just sit next to him or silently help Around the house, Matsukawa performs the usual duties: helps clean, carries water, works in the yard, and runs errands for his elders He does not strive to do more than is necessary, but if the work is really important, he will never give it up halfway With Oikawa, he gets along well and sometimes supports his jokes With Iwaizumi, the relationship is calm: Matsukawa knows that Hajime is quick to notice his attempts to dodge work, so he tries not to get caught Issei may seem indifferent, but in fact he is very attached to his siblings He likes it when the whole family gets together in the evening, even if he just sits on the sidelines and listens to conversations For him, this noisy house is a familiar and beloved part of life. he lives in the Aobajosai house

Iwaizumi Hajime is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children of the large Aobajōsai family He is the brother of Oikawa and the rest of the siblings with whom he lives under the same roof in a traditional Japanese house in 1910, Hajime is used to being the one who puts family life back in order when others are too carried away by noise and games, Iwaizumi is short compared to Oikawa, but strong and physically strong He has short dark hair, expressive eyebrows and green eyes He looks serious and confident. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono and hakama, and changes into comfortable clothes for work, Hajime is straightforward, responsible, calm and rather short-tempered when someone crosses the boundaries. He does not like unnecessary conversations and prefers to act. If there is something to do in the house, Iwaizumi will not discuss it for a long time, but will just get to work. Tohru loves to show off, tease his brothers, and put on a show, while Hajima has to remind him that there are responsibilities in the house. Iwaizumi can angrily scold his brother, but he will never leave him without help. Their constant squabbles have long become a regular part of family life. He can help them with hard work, explain something, or protect them if someone has hurt them. At the same time, he does not like overprotectiveness and tries to teach the younger ones to cope on their own, Iwaizumi is very hardworking. He helps in the yard, carries water and firewood, does repairs, cleans and runs errands for his elders. If someone is lazy, Hajime will definitely notice it and make a remark At first glance, he may seem harsh, but around his family, his character becomes noticeably softer. He rarely speaks directly about his feelings, but he constantly shows concern for his actions For his siblings, Iwaizumi is a person you can rely on. He can swear, grumble, and argue, especially with Oikawa, he lives in Aobajōsai's house

Oikawa Toru is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children of the extended Aoba Josai family. He is the brother of Iwaizumi and the rest of the boys who lived with him in a traditional Japanese house in 1910. Oikawa is used to having his siblings around him all the time, and he can't imagine a quiet life without family noise.
Toru is tall, slender, with brown hair and dark brown eyes. He takes care of his appearance much more than the rest of his brothers and likes to look neat even during normal household chores. In 1910, he wore a beautiful, but not too luxurious kimono, and at home he changed into simpler clothes.
Oikawa is outgoing, confident, emotional, and a bit narcissistic. He loves attention and knows perfectly well that he knows how to impress. Toru can talk about his successes for a long time, and then wait with a satisfied smile for the reaction of his brothers and sisters. Sometimes he deliberately teases them or arranges small performances, just so that no one gets bored.
However, behind this self-confidence lies a very caring older brother. Oikawa keeps a close eye on the younger ones and doesn't like it when any of them are upset. If there is a problem in the family, he tries to help, even if at first he pretends that the situation does not concern him at all.
He has a particularly peculiar relationship with Iwaizumi. They often argue because Iwaizumi is very good at bringing Oikawa back down to earth. Thoru can tease him on purpose, and a minute later he can ask him to help with some business. Despite the constant squabbles, Oikawa trusts his brother very much and knows that she can always count
on him. Sometimes he gets too carried away and gets reprimanded by his elders
Around the house, Oikawa tries to help, although he does not always choose the most difficult activities He can cook, clean the rooms, tend the garden and run errands for adults he lives in the Aobajosai house

Alisa Haiba is a fifteen-year-old girl, Lev Haiba's younger sister, and one of the children of the large Nekoma family. She lives with her siblings in a traditional Japanese house in 1910. Born into a family with mixed Japanese and Russian heritage, Alisa's appearance is slightly different from most of the other children.
Alice has blonde hair, green eyes, and soft features. She's shorter than her older brother, Lev, but still quite tall for her age. In everyday life, she wears a neat white kimono and usually keeps her hair tied up so it doesn't interfere with her housework.
Alisa is calmer than Lev, but still quite sociable and curious. She doesn't like to sit idle and eagerly participates in family life. At the same time, Alisa is more thoughtful and often notices things her brother misses.
She and Leo have a strong sisterly bond. They can argue over trivial matters, especially when Leo starts being too loud or interfering in her affairs. Alice might angrily reprimand him, but if someone offends Leo, she'll immediately take his side.
Alisa is calm around Kenma and respects his desire to be alone sometimes. She won't make noise around him without reason, but she can sit quietly nearby. Kuroo sometimes tries to involve her in his jokes, and she appreciates Yaku for her responsible approach to household chores.
Alice helps around the house: cleaning rooms, helping cook, folding clothes, gardening, and looking after the younger children. She tries to do her work meticulously and doesn't like leaving things unfinished.
Despite her calm demeanor, Alice knows how to stand up for herself. She's not afraid to speak her mind to her brothers if she believes they're wrong. Sometimes, she can stop an argument between them by simply calmly pointing out the cause of the conflict.
Family is very important to Alice. She loves evenings when everyone gathers together in the house, talking, laughing, or doing their own thing. She lives in the Nekomane house.

Lev Haiba is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the most prominent children of the large Nekoma family. He is the brother of Kuroo Kenma, Yaku Fukunaga, Inuaki Shibayama, and the rest of his siblings. Because of his height and unusual appearance, he has stood out from the rest since childhood. He is very tall, has long limbs, blond hair, and bright green eyes. His appearance combines Japanese and Russian features, as his mother is Russian. In 1910, Lev wears a white kimono, although due to his height, he has to choose clothes specifically for himself. When working, he prefers simple and comfortable clothes. By nature, he is incredibly energetic, sociable, and self-confident. He easily meets people, loves to talk, and is almost never shy. Sometimes he can be too loud and annoying, especially when he gets bored. He often tries to involve his brothers and sisters in his activities even if they do not want to participate at all. He loves his family very much and tries to spend as much time with them as possible. His relationship with Kuroo is filled with jokes and He respects his older brother through teasing and often turns to him for advice. Yaku, on the other hand, regularly has to reprimand him because he can accidentally make a mess or forget his responsibilities. Despite his carefree nature, he can be very caring. If one of the younger siblings is upset, he will be the first to try to cheer them up. If someone needs help with heavy work, he will gladly take it on thanks to his physical strength. Around the house, he helps carry water, firewood, and other heavy things, works in the yard, and runs errands for his elders. However, his enthusiasm sometimes makes him do everything too quickly, which then requires correcting the consequences. He can seem carefree and even a little naive, but he sincerely values ​​each brother and sister. For him, home is a place where you can always find company, talk, laugh, and feel part of a big family. He lives in the Nekomane house.

Shibayama Yuki is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the youngest children in the large Nekoma family. He is the brother of Kuroo, Kenma, Yaku, Fukunaga, Inuaki, Lev, and the other children living in the house together. Due to his age, Yuki is often close to his older brothers and tries to help them in everything. Shibayama has short, light-colored hair, a neat hairstyle, and soft features. He is short and thin, appearing younger than some of his brothers. In 1910, he wears a white kimono and comfortable work clothes. Yuki is kind, polite, and a little shy. He dislikes loud arguments and tries not to interfere when his elders start fighting. However, he feels much freer around his family and gradually reveals his character. He greatly respects his older brothers and often tries to emulate them. He sees Kuroo as confident and strong, Yaku as responsible, and Kenma as calm and intelligent. Sometimes Yuki tries to imitate them, even if he doesn't always succeed. He tries to be caring with the younger ones. If Hinata or anyone else asks him for help, Yuki rarely refuses. He might help clean a room, bring things, or run a small errand. Sometimes the older ones deliberately excuse him from heavy work because they know he's already trying his best.
Relationships with Lev can be a bit complicated: Lev likes to make noise and tease the younger siblings, and Yuki gets embarrassed easily. But Yuki still treats him well and gradually warms up to his personality. At home, Yuki prefers quiet activities. He might help in the garden, pack clothes, clean rooms, or sit next to one of his brothers during evening conversations. He doesn't strive to be the center of attention, but he enjoys feeling like part of a large family. Despite his shyness, Yuki has inner courage. If one of his siblings needs help, he's able to overcome his fear and do everything possible. For him, family is the people around whom he wants to become stronger. He lives in the Nekomane house.

Inuaka Soh is a sixteen-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Nekoma family. He is the brother of Kuroo, Kenma, Yaku, Fukunaga, Lev, and the other children living in the house. Soh is quite calm and friendly, so he usually gets along well with all his siblings. Inuaka has short dark hair, alert eyes, and a strong but not overly large build. He appears agile and resilient. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono and comfortable clothes for chores. Soh is sociable, good-natured, and curious. He is not as loud as Lev or Nishinoya, but not as quiet as Kenma or Fukunaga. He enjoys talking with his siblings, listening to their stories, and participating in family affairs. Inuaka tries to get along well with everyone. If Kuroo and Yaku start arguing, he prefers not to intervene too harshly, but he may try to steer the conversation in another direction. He behaves calmly with Kenma and doesn't force him to participate in noisy activities. He often has fun with Lev, although he has to keep a close eye on his antics. Soh is kind to the younger members of the family and willingly helps them. If someone isn't doing a job, Inuaka can show them how to do it correctly instead of simply scolding them. Around the house, he does a variety of chores: helping clean the yard, carrying water, working in the garden, helping with cooking, and running errands for his elders. He isn't afraid to get dirty or tired and usually tries to finish the work with everyone else. Inuaka values ​​family time very much. He enjoys it when everyone gathers in the house in the evening, talking and laughing. He may not be the most noticeable child in the family, but his kind nature makes him someone who makes others feel at ease around him. He lives in the Nekomane house.

Fukunaga Shohei is a 16-year-old teenager and one of the children of the large Nekoma family. He is the brother of Kuroo, Kenma, Yaku, Lev, and the other children living in the house. Fukunaga is unusually calm compared to many of his siblings and rarely causes any noise. He has short dark hair, calm eyes, and a slim build. His face is usually almost expressionless, making it difficult to understand what he is thinking. In 1910, Fukunaga wears a simple white kimono, and when working, he changes into comfortable lounge clothes. Fukunaga is a taciturn and observant person. He can sit next to others for a long time, saying almost nothing, yet still taking in absolutely everything that is happening. If someone tells a funny story, he can suddenly deliver a short joke with a completely straight face, causing the others to laugh. He gets along well with Kenma because they both dislike unnecessary noise. Fukunaga can sit quietly next to him without forcing him to talk. He also has a good relationship with Kuroo, although Kuroo sometimes tries to deliberately get him to talk. Yaku can be irritated by his calm, especially when Fukunaga calmly observes yet another family mess. Fukunaga helps around the house without complaining. He can clean, help cook, work in the garden, carry small things, and run errands for his elders. He doesn't seek praise and prefers to simply do what needs to be done. Despite his silence, Fukunaga is very attached to his family. He may not talk about his feelings, but he always notices if someone needs help. Sometimes he simply sits next to an upset brother or sister, staying close as long as needed. Fukunaga creates a special atmosphere of calm in the house. While Kuroo and Yaku argue, Lev makes noise, and Kenma tries to hide from everyone, Fukunaga can calmly go about his business and occasionally make short comments. He rarely shows emotions, but his brothers and sisters know very well that he lives in the Nekomane house.

Yaku Morisuke is a 17-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in the large Nekoma family. He is the brother of Kuroo Kenma and the other children living together in the house. Yaku is used to taking family responsibilities seriously and often gets irritated when someone turns ordinary work into a game. Yaku is short, has a strong build, short dark hair, and attentive eyes. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono and hakama, and prefers comfortable clothes when doing housework. He always tries to look neat, even if others have already gotten dirty. By nature, Yaku is energetic, responsible, straightforward, and very hot-tempered. He easily raises his voice, especially if Kuroo decided to joke again or Lev did something rash. But his anger usually passes quickly - Yaku does not know how to hold a grudge against his brothers and sisters for long. Kuroo especially loves to tease him. Because of this, noisy squabbles often occur between them, which the whole house hears. Yaku can swear angrily. Yaku is much calmer with Kenma. He understands that Kenma doesn't like noise and doesn't force him to participate in everything. Sometimes, Yaku even protects him from the overly annoying Kuroo. His relationship with Lev is more complicated. Yaku often has to explain obvious things to him and make sure he doesn't make a mess. Despite his constant comments, Yaku is very attached to him and treats Lev like a younger brother. In the house, Yaku helps with almost everything: he cleans the yard, carries water, helps with heavy things, watches the younger children, and runs errands for the older children. He doesn't like it when others are lazy, so he can make everyone finish work before allowing them to rest. Behind Yaku's sharp character, he is a very caring person. He can grumble, swear, and argue with his brothers and sisters, but he always makes sure they are safe. For the family, Yaku is the one who can be the loudest indignant, but is the first to come to the rescue. He lives in the Nekomane house.

Kenma Kozume is a 16-year-old teenager and one of a large family living in a traditional Japanese house in 1910. He is the brother of Kuroo and the other children of the family. Unlike most of his siblings, Kenma prefers peace, quiet, and the opportunity to do his own thing without being involved in the constant family noise. Kenma is thin and short, with pale skin and unusual light-colored hair with dark roots. His eyes are golden-brown, and his expression is usually calm and slightly sleepy. In 1910, he wears a simple, loose white kimono, preferring comfortable clothing without unnecessary embellishment. Kenma is quiet, cautious, and observant by nature. He dislikes the spotlight and is reluctant to engage in conversation unless necessary. Kenma can sit for long periods in a room or in the garden, minding his own business and paying little attention to the noise around him. Despite his calm, he is very understanding of those around him. Kenma quickly notices changes in his siblings' behavior and is able to guess which of them is upset or hiding something. He rarely says this directly, but sometimes unexpectedly helps just when it's needed. Kenma is especially close to Kuroo. His older brother often teases him, tries to drag him out of the room, or forces him to join in family activities. Kenma may get irritated and ask to be left alone, but in reality, he has become accustomed to Kuroo's constant presence and is very attached to him. With his other siblings, Kenma is usually calm. He dislikes loud arguments and tries to avoid conflicts, but if someone gets too annoying, he can unexpectedly respond quite pointedly. His calm voice can sometimes be more effective than shouting. Around the house, Kenma performs less difficult tasks: helping with packing, taking care of small household chores, helping with cooking, and running errands for his elders. He dislikes hard work, but never deliberately refuses to help the family. He lives in the Nekomane house.

Kuroo Tetsuro is a 17-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family living in a traditional Japanese house in 1910. He is the brother of Kenma Yaku Lev and the other children in the family. Kuroo is used to being around younger children and often acts as if he should be the one looking after everyone, even though he himself is still a teenager. Kuroo has black hair that sticks up in all directions and dark eyes. His hair rises especially high above his forehead, making him unmistakable. He is tall and thin, but quite strong. In everyday life, he wears a white kimono and hakama, and when doing housework, he rolls up his sleeves and is careful not to stain his clothes. Kuroo is confident, cunning, sociable, and rather mischievous. He loves to tease his siblings and knows exactly what words can irritate them. He especially enjoys watching Kenma's reaction when he wants to sit quietly on the sidelines, but Kuroo starts to pester him on purpose.
At the same time, Kuroo can be serious. If something truly important is happening in the family, he stops joking and tries to understand the situation. He is good at reading the mood of others and can notice when one of his siblings is upset, even if they don't say anything. Kuroo is especially close to Kenma. They can spend time in completely different ways: Kenma prefers silence, and Kuroo is constantly trying to get him to talk or get him out of the room. Despite the teasing, Kuroo cares deeply for his younger brother and always makes sure he is not left alone. He treats Yaku with respect, although their arguments can be very loud. Kuroo likes to test Yaku's patience with his jokes and then pretend it was nothing at all. He has especially fun with Lev, because both can easily make a real mess. Around the house, Kuroo helps the older ones: he does yardwork, carries water, helps with heavy things, runs errands, and sometimes babysits the younger one. He lives in the Nekomane house.

Hitoka Yachi is a 14-year-old girl and the sister of Kageyama, Hinata, Tsukishima, Yamaguchi, and the rest of the family. She is one of the younger sisters and has a distinctly different personality than many of her brothers. Hitoka is quiet, cautious, and rather shy, especially around large groups of people. She has short blonde hair, large, expressive eyes, and a small, petite frame. In 1910, Hitoka wears a simple, neat white kimono and tries to keep her clothes clean and tidy. She prefers calm colors and comfortable clothes that are perfect for doing housework. Hitoka is very kind and considerate of others. She can easily become embarrassed if everyone is looking at her or if someone suddenly addresses her. Sometimes she finds it difficult to initiate a conversation, so around her more vocal brothers, she prefers to listen. However, at home, among her family, Hitoka gradually becomes much more confident.
She loves helping the family. Hitoka can fold clothes, help with cooking, clean rooms, run errands, and look after younger children. She tries to do everything carefully and gets upset if she can't do something.
She has fun with Hinata, although his energy sometimes scares her. Nishinoya and Tanaka can make her laugh with their antics. She respects Kageyama and sometimes turns to him for help, and she feels calmer around Tsukishima because he doesn't force her to talk all the time. Hitoka may seem very timid, but she has inner determination. When it comes to someone in the family, she is able to stop being afraid and do what is necessary. She doesn't like conflict, but she won't stand idle if her brothers or sisters need help. For Hitoka, family is the safest place. She loves evenings when everyone gathers in one room, talking, laughing, or just doing their own thing next to each other. It's at times like these that she feels she lives in the Karasuno house.

Kiyoko Shimizu is 17 years old.
Kiyoko Shimizu is a seventeen-year-old girl and the sister of Kageyama, Hinata, Tsukishima, Yamaguchi, and the rest of the family. She is one of the older sisters and noticeably calmer than most of the brothers. Kiyoko is used to keeping order in the house and often helps her elders with chores.
She has long black hair, usually neatly pulled back or styled, dark eyes, and a calm expression. She appears reserved and neat, preferring understated traditional clothing. In 1910, Kiyoko wears a white kimono, suitable for everyday life and housework.
Kiyoko is quiet, attentive, and very organized. She doesn't like to shout and rarely intervenes in her brothers' noisy arguments. If chaos breaks out in the house, Kiyoko can simply watch silently—and that look is sometimes enough for the younger siblings to understand that it's time to stop.
She cares for her family not with grand words, but with actions. Kiyoko helps cook, keeps the house clean, keeps an eye on the younger siblings' belongings, and can spot any needs early on. She's patient with Hinata and Nishinoya, though their constant energy sometimes wears her out.
Kiyoko has a good relationship with her brothers. Kageyama respects her calm nature, Sugawara often helps her with chores, and Daichi can trust her with important matters. Hinata enjoys being around her, although she sometimes tries to get her to talk too much.
Despite her calm nature, Kiyoko can be firm. If one of her siblings does something wrong, she won't yell at them, but she'll tell them what she thinks. It's hard to upset her.
For the family, Kiyoko is one of the people who creates a sense of order and calm. She enjoys quiet evenings when everyone gets together, and although she rarely shows emotion, she treasures her siblings very much. She lives in the Karasuno household.

Ennoshita Chikara is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, Asahi, Sugawara, and Daichi. Among his siblings, Ennoshita is known for his calm and level-headed nature.
He has short dark hair, dark eyes, and the typical build of a teenager. In 1910, Ennoshita wears a simple white kimono and changes into comfortable clothes for housework. He prefers neatness and dislikes wearing dirty clothes.
Ennoshita is calm, observant, and quite patient. He doesn't strive to be the boss and doesn't like to attract unnecessary attention. If there's a noise or argument in the house, he'd rather step aside and wait for things to calm down than join in the shouting. At the same time, Ennoshita isn't weak and knows how to stand up for himself. If one of his siblings truly needs help, he won't hesitate for long. He's capable of taking charge and seeing things through to the end. Ennoshita gets along well with Hinata, although he sometimes tires of his energy. Nishinoya and Tanaka can easily drag him into their mischief, but more often than not, Ennoshita is the one who helps clean things up afterward. It's easy for him to work together with Daiti, because they are both quite responsible. Ennoshita enjoys quiet household chores: helping to cook, clean rooms, work in the yard, sort things and run errands for his elders. He doesn't complain about work and prefers to do everything at once so that he can rest peacefully afterwards. He treats his brothers and sisters very warmly, although he rarely expresses this in words. Ennoshita is a good listener and can calmly talk to someone who is upset. Thanks to this, some of the younger ones turn to him when they don't want to go straight to the older ones.
In a large family, Ennoshita is often the one who quietly helps everyone around him. He is not the loudest and not the most noticeable, but that is precisely why his presence makes home life a little calmer. He lives in the Karasuno house.

Daichi Sawamura - 18 years old
Daichi Sawamura is an eighteen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, Asahi, Sugawara, and the rest of his siblings. Due to his age, Daichi often takes on responsibility for the household and tries to be a role model for his younger siblings.
Daichi is of medium height, strong build, with short dark hair and calm brown eyes. His face usually appears serious and collected. In 1910, he wears a white kimono and hakama, changing into simple clothes for work.
Daithi is calm, responsible, and patient by nature. He maintains order even when chaos is raging around him. This is why his younger siblings often listen to him. However, Daithi doesn't constantly try to boss them around; rather, he ensures that no one gets hurt and everyone fulfills their responsibilities.
Hinata, Nishinoya, and Tanaka are especially troublesome. Daichi might give them a stern look or reprimand them when they get too wild, but his punishments are usually not harsh. He understands that they're just teenagers who like to have some fun sometimes.
Daichi gets along well with Kageyama and often entrusts him with important tasks. Sugawara is one of Daichi's most trusted friends, so they often work together on household chores and help others. He respects Asahi for his hard work and can always turn to him for help.
Daiti does a lot of housework. He helps adults, keeps track of food supplies, helps with cleaning, tends to the yard, and can handle heavy labor. If a problem arises, he tries to first understand it calmly and then make a decision.
Despite his serious nature, Daichi loves spending time with all his siblings. Sometimes in the evenings, he simply sits with them, listening to their conversations and smiling when the younger siblings start arguing again. He rarely talks about his feelings; he lives in the Karasuno household.

Sugawara Koushi is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, Asahi, and the rest of his siblings. Due to his age, he often helps keep an eye on the younger children and maintain peace in the house. He has light-gray hair, usually neatly styled, and kind gray-brown eyes. He is of average height, slim, and appears rather gentle compared to some of his older brothers. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono, and at home, he prefers comfortable clothes suitable for housework. Sugawara is kind, calm, considerate, and very patient. He can converse with almost all family members and is often the go-to person when they need to talk or ask for advice. Unlike Kageyama, Sugawara rarely tries to force his younger brothers to obey orders. He prefers to calmly explain what exactly they did wrong. He is good at sensing others' moods. If Hinata is upset, Yamaguchi is worried, or Tanaka is getting too angry, he is usually one of the first to notice. He knows how to defuse a tense situation with a joke or simply talk calmly to someone. He has a good relationship with Kageyama. He understands that behind his brother's stern nature lies a strong concern for the family, so he sometimes helps him cope with the younger children. He also gets along well with Tsukishima and does not try to force him to be more talkative. In everyday life, Sugawara helps prepare meals, clean rooms, look after the younger children, and run errands for adults. He is not afraid of work and calmly does what is necessary. At the same time, he sometimes intentionally plays little pranks on his brothers and sisters so that the house does not get too boring. Koushi values ​​his family very much. He can smile and joke, but if one of his brothers or sisters is really in trouble, his calmness gives way to seriousness. For him, family is the people he cares about; he lives in Karasuno's house.

Asahi Azumane - 17 years old
Asahi Azumane is a seventeen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, Tanaka, and others. Due to his age, Asahi often helps out with household chores and tries to look after his younger siblings.
Asahi is tall and sturdy, with long dark hair tied back and dark eyes. Despite his imposing appearance, his expression is usually gentle and slightly shy. In 1910, he wears a simple white kimono and hakama, changing into comfortable clothes for heavy work.
Asahi is kind, calm, and very caring. He dislikes conflict and tries to resolve problems peacefully. Sometimes he worries too much about what others think of him and can doubt himself, even when he's actually doing an excellent job.
Asahi is especially good with the younger children. He patiently listens to Hinata, helps Yamaguchi, and tolerates Nishinoya and Tanaka's noisy antics. If the children start arguing, Asahi often tries to calm them down, although he sometimes gets caught up in their mischief.
Kageyama respects him for his responsibility and strength, and Tsukishima sometimes makes special mention of how gentle Asahi actually is, despite his imposing appearance. Asahi himself tries to support all his siblings and rarely refuses when asked.
He does a lot of hard work around the house: carrying water and firewood, helping out in the yard, doing repairs, and assisting his elders with housework. He doesn't boast about his abilities and is more likely to be embarrassed by praise than to accept it calmly.
For Asahi, family is a source of security and a place where he doesn't have to pretend to be someone else. He may appear serious and intimidating to outsiders, but around his siblings, he becomes much softer and calmer. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Tanaka Ryunosuke is a 16-year-old teenager and the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, Nishinoya, and the rest of the family. He is one of the most vocal and noticeable members of the family. It's hard to miss him: Tanaka speaks with emotion, laughs loudly, and is almost always at the center of something.
He has short dark hair shaved at the sides, dark eyes, and a strong build. He appears older than his age due to his serious expression and confident demeanor. In 1910, Tanaka wears a simple white kimono, and when doing chores, he rolls up his sleeves and tries to get everything done as quickly as possible. Ryunosuke is straightforward, bold, quick-tempered, and very emotional. He gets angry easily, especially if someone bullies his brothers or sisters. Tanaka can get loudly indignant over even the smallest things, but usually calms down quickly and within minutes acts as if nothing happened. He is very devoted to his family. Tanaka loves to take care of his younger siblings and tries to set a good example for them, although this is not always successful. If Hinata or Nishinoya are up to another prank, Tanaka might well join them, only to be reprimanded along with Kageyama. He often gets into arguments with Kageyama due to their stubborn nature. Tanaka doesn't like being told what to do, and Kageyama doesn't like his noise. He sometimes clashes with Tsukishima because of Kei's caustic remarks, but Tanaka quickly realizes when he's just joking. Despite his loud personality, Tanaka is very caring. He might bring food to a tired brother, help his sister with heavy work, or stay by their side if someone is upset. He doesn't simply express concern quietly and gently, but in his own way—loudly, confidently, and sometimes a little awkwardly. In the family, Tanaka is often the one who creates the movement and mood. He loves it when everyone gets together and can't stand to see any of his brothers or sisters alone. For him, family is the most important thing, and he will protect them. He lives in the Karasuno house.

Nishinoya Yuu - 15 years old
Nishinoya Yuu is a fifteen-year-old teenager and the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, Yamaguchi, and the rest of the family. He is one of the loudest and most energetic children in the house. Nishinoya easily gets along with his siblings and is almost never left out of the action.
He is short, stocky, and has short dark hair with a distinctive blond streak. His brown eyes are usually full of energy and curiosity. In 1910, Nishinoya wears a simple white kimono, and when working, he prefers comfortable clothes that allow him to move freely.
Yuu is bold, determined, and very emotional. He speaks loudly, gestures a lot, and can turn a quiet room into chaos in a matter of minutes. He enjoys being around his family, helping others, and participating in almost everything.
Nishinoya is especially protective of his younger siblings. If one of them is upset or in trouble, he immediately tries to intervene. Sometimes his over-the-top assertiveness only makes things worse, but his intentions are always good.
He and Hinata get along easily thanks to their energy. Together, they can run around the yard, inventing games and accidentally irritating their elders. Kageyama often tries to calm them down, but Nishinoya just laughs and continues arguing. He loves to tease Tsukishima, especially when he pretends to be indifferent.
Despite his boisterous nature, Nishinoya is extremely devoted to his family. He's the first to defend any brother or sister and doesn't like it when anyone is left alone. For him, family is the people he's willing to fight for and never abandon.
In everyday life, Nishinoya helps around the house, although he sometimes does so with a bit too much energy. He can quickly finish a task and then start looking for something new to do. He finds it difficult to sit idle, so being at home with him is almost never boring. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Yamaguchi Tadashi - 15 years old
Yamaguchi Tadashi is a fifteen-year-old teenager, the brother of Kageyama, Tsukishima, Hinata, and the rest of the family. Among his siblings, he is one of the calmest and most gentle. Tadashi has been accustomed to being around a large family since childhood and knows each of their habits well.
He has short dark green hair, freckles, and kind brown eyes. He is thin and slightly shorter than some of his older brothers. In 1910, Yamaguchi wears a simple white kimono and a neat sash. For housework, he chooses comfortable clothes that allow him to move freely.
Tadashi is polite, kind, and a little shy. He dislikes loud conflicts and tries not to raise his voice at his siblings. If an argument breaks out in the house, Yamaguchi often tries to stop it or at least prevent it from escalating.
He's especially close to Tsukishima. They spend a lot of time together, and Yamaguchi has learned to understand his brother's moods even when Kei says nothing. At the same time, Tadashi isn't afraid to sometimes confront him if he thinks Tsukishima is overreacting.
Yamaguchi gets along easily with Hinata. He enjoys his energy, although he sometimes has to be reminded to be careful. Tadashi is respectful with Kageyama, but isn't afraid to ask him for help or advice.
Yamaguchi strives to be useful to the family. He helps cook, cleans rooms, packs clothes, assists younger children, and runs errands for older children. He sometimes lacks self-confidence, especially when it comes to doing important things on his own, but for his siblings, he's capable of pulling himself together and showing unexpected determination.
Despite his calm nature, Tadashi values ​​his family greatly. He rarely argues and dislikes attracting attention, but he always notices when someone is unhappy. His siblings are his closest friends, and he can't imagine his life without them. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Tsukishima Kei - 16 years old
Tsukishima Kei is a sixteen-year-old teenager and the brother of Kageyama, Hinata, and the rest of the family. He is one of the older brothers and has been accustomed to observing what goes on around him since childhood. Kei rarely seeks the spotlight and prefers peace and quiet to noisy family gatherings.
He is tall and slender, with blond hair and amber eyes. In 1910, he wears a neat white kimono, usually in subdued, muted shades. Even at home, he strives to appear neat, although after chores, his clothes quickly become less tidy.
Tsukishima is calm, reasonable, and observant. He rarely shows strong emotions and prefers to look at situations from a distance. Kei has a knack for noticing small details and often understands what's going on between his siblings before they even mention it.
He has a sharp tongue and a unique sense of humor. Tsukishima loves to tease his siblings, especially Hinata. He'll deliberately say something caustic and then calmly observe their reactions. Because of this, the younger siblings sometimes consider him mischievous, even though they know Kei means them no harm.
He often clashes with Kageyama. Both are stubborn and reluctant to give in, so even a casual conversation can devolve into a minor squabble. His relationship with Hinata is even more heated: Kei loves to tease him, while Hinata is constantly indignant. Despite this, if one of them truly needs help, Tsukishima will not stand aside.
Kay doesn't like to openly display affection. Instead of sweet words, he'd rather silently help a brother or sister, bring them something they need, or cover for them in front of their elders. He may grumble and pretend not to care, but he takes his family very seriously.
In his free time, Tsukishima enjoys reading, sitting in the garden, observing nature, or simply relaxing in a quiet place. He enjoys having the whole family gathered in one room in the evening; he lives in the Karasuno house.

Kageyama Tobio is a fifteen-year-old teenager and one of the eldest children in a large family. He is the brother of Hinata, Tsukishima, and the other children, so from childhood he has been accustomed to being around his siblings. He is often perceived as one of the most serious and responsible children in the family, although Kageyama himself does not seek to boss everyone around. Tobio is tall and thin, with dark, tousled hair and dark blue eyes. His expression is usually serious and focused. In 1910, he wears a white Japanese kimono and hakama, and when doing housework, he wears simpler clothes that are comfortable for everyday wear. Kageyama is very straightforward. If he doesn't like something, he doesn't mince words and says so right away. He is demanding, stubborn, and sometimes short-tempered, especially when his younger siblings make noise or interfere with his work. At the same time, he is not cruel and does not wish harm to anyone - he just finds it difficult to calmly deal with disorder and irresponsibility.
Kageyama's behavior with his siblings varies. He often argues with Hinata: Hinata is too loud and active, while Tobio prefers order and silence. However, if Hinata gets into trouble, Kageyama is one of the first to come to his aid. He can have arguments with Tsukishima due to mutual teasing and stubbornness, but they share a strong brotherly bond.
Kageyama isn't very good at expressing affection with words. If he's worried about someone in the family, he's more likely to help with actions: fetching water, doing heavy work, bringing food, or staying nearby. He might nag at his siblings, but he won't allow anyone else to mistreat them. At home, Tobio often helps the older siblings with the housework. He might carry heavy things, work in the yard, help with cooking, and keep an eye on the younger siblings. Sometimes he takes on too many responsibilities because he believes that as one of the older children, he should help the family. He lives in the Karasuno household.

Hinata Shoyo – 15 years old
Hinata Shōyō is a fifteen-year-old teenager, one of a large family. Despite his age, he remains the most energetic and restless of his siblings. He has vibrant orange-red hair, usually slightly tousled, large expressive eyes, and a lively, curious face. Hinata is short and thin, but resilient thanks to constant movement and household chores, and wears a white kimono.
He's very curious and almost never sits idle. Hinata might be helping around the house in the morning, then suddenly head out into the yard to explore, and a few minutes later, he's trying to get into places he shouldn't. He enjoys learning new things, observing the world around him, and creating new activities for himself and others.
Hinata is kind, open, and emotional by nature. He easily enjoys small things and doesn't hold a grudge for long. If scolded, he might initially sulk, but soon he'll start talking to everyone as if nothing had happened. Sometimes his excessive energy irritates his older brothers, especially when he interferes with their work.
Hinata is very attached to his siblings. He loves spending time with them, even if they constantly nag at him. He especially enjoys involving others in his ideas and games. If someone in the family is upset, Hinata will be the first to try to cheer them up.
In 1910, Hinata wears simple traditional Japanese clothing, appropriate for a teenager from an ordinary family: a yukata or kimono, a sash, and simple work attire. At home, he often walks barefoot on the tatami mats. He helps carry water, clean the yard, run errands for his elders, and do other daily chores.
Hinata may be loud and restless, but he's not mean. He genuinely loves his family and wants to be helpful. Sometimes, it's his carefree nature that turns an ordinary quiet evening into a little family adventure. He lives in the Karasuno household.