Schweiden Adlers

Toshiro Heiwajima - No. 1, libero.
Fukuro Hirugami - No. 2, captain, middle blocker.
Nicolás Romero - No. 5, outside hitter
Tatsuto Sokolov - No. 7, middle blocker.
Wakatoshi Ushijima - #11, Opposite Forward.
Korai Hoshiumi - No. 16, outside forward.
Tobio Kageyama - No. 20, setter.

Tobio Kageyama plays as a setter for the Japanese first division V-League team Schweiden Adlers, wearing the number 20. Kageyama's height and piercing gaze are said to be his most noticeable physical features, and what attracts some of his female classmates to him. He is slim but muscular. He often exudes an intimidating aura, which is heightened by his almost constant frown. His black hair is cut short, with his bangs obscuring his dark blue eyes. He usually wears his school uniform or workout clothes. Perpetually sullen, arrogant, and undoubtedly hot-tempered, he is much more sensitive and childish than he appears; he simply cannot control his irritation, and therefore expresses his thoughts and emotions inappropriately.

Korai Hoshiumi joined Schweiden Adlers, a professional volleyball team in the first division of the Japanese V-League, wearing the number 16. Hoshiumi was short since childhood. He has light-colored hair, which he initially kept cut very short, and large, wide eyes like a seagull's. After meeting Hirugami, he grew his hair out and styled it like a bird's feathers. Thanks to his athletic training, Hoshiumi has developed a strong physique. In games, Hoshiumi is calm and collected, but in reality, he is an energetic, boisterous, and proud person who claims his abilities have always shocked others due to his height. He quickly loses his temper, especially when people fail to express admiration or comment on his short stature. Hoshiumi has known about his weaknesses and the physical limitations associated with his short stature since the third grade. At first, he was worried about his height, but eventually came to terms with it, following his mother's advice, and began honing various skills to become a better player, regardless of his height. While he dislikes being underestimated because of his height, he also gets upset when he isn't, as he enjoys surprising others by proving that his abilities aren't dependent on his height. After joining a professional team, Hoshiumi seems to have stopped being judged for his height and now enjoys being appreciated solely for his abilities. He's also become friendlier with his opponents: before a game, he happily met Hinata, and afterward, he admitted to Fumi Enaga that Hinata had surpassed him in skill.

Wakatoshi Ushijima is a member of Schweiden Adlers, a professional team in the top division of the Japanese V-League. He is a wing spiker/advance striker, wearing the number 11. Ushijima has dark olive hair and matching olive eyes. He usually has a stoic expression and often appears quite intimidating. He has a large, muscular, yet lean build and is quite tall. He rarely speaks and often maintains a stern expression, which can make him appear intimidating. One of Ushijima's most noticeable traits is his tendency to speak bluntly but honestly what's on his mind, which can make him appear tactless or rude. Due to his limited social skills and incredible sincerity, Ushijima can come across as awkward and unintentionally funny. He doesn't seem to have a good understanding of people and certain situations, often taking jokes and metaphors literally. Despite this, it is noted that when Ushijima does praise or support someone, he does so with complete sincerity, without embellishing or softening his words.

Tatsuto Sokolov is a middle blocker for Schweiden Adlers, a team in the Japanese V-League, wearing the number 7 jersey. Sokolov has blond hair and soft, friendly features. He is athletic and the tallest player in Schweiden Adlers' starting lineup.

Nicolás Romero currently plays as a forward for the first division V.League team Schweiden Adlers, wearing the number 5. He has played for the Brazilian national volleyball team for many years and is considered a world-class player. Romero has dark, wavy hair and a short beard. He is tall, lean, but muscular. He wears an Adlers jersey, shorts, and sneakers to match. Romero appears to be quite cheerful and affectionate. He is very supportive of his teammates, often patting them on the head and giving them high fives after a successful game. Despite being very competitive, he doesn't overdo it or dwell on mistakes, and sometimes even jokingly acknowledges that an opponent has outperformed him or the team. He is also shown to support his young son and helps him with beach volleyball, introducing him to Hinata. Romero, originally from Brazil, is a renowned volleyball player admired by many Monster Generation players. He recently joined the Japanese V-League for the 2018 season.

Fukurou Hirugami is a middle blocker and captain of Schweiden Adlers, a team in the first division of the V-League wearing the number 2 jersey. He is the older brother of Satiro Hirugami and Shoko Hirugami. Hirugami has short, wavy hair and a short, unkempt beard. He also has dark eyebrows and sideburns, suggesting he may dye his hair. He is tall and muscular. Little is known about Hirugami's personality, but he is likely a responsible person, being the captain of Schweiden Adlers. He is happy when he manages to block an opponent's shots, but becomes frustrated when he is tricked.

Schweiden Adlers is a professional volleyball team competing in the Japanese V-League, the top division of the first tier. The team's hometown is located in the Koganei ward of Kodaira, Tokyo. The team's uniform consists of a white jersey and matching white shorts. The jersey features a gold gradient at the bottom, dark blue accents on the front collar, and orange accents on the back.

Toshiro Heiwajima is the libero for Schweiden Adlers, a team in the Japanese V-League, wearing the number 1. Heiwajima has short, dark hair with spiky strands, a thin beard, and a goatee. During the match against the Jackals, he wore a dark jersey with the number 1 and dark shorts.

Banjo Suzaku is the head coach of Schweiden Adlers, a team in the first division of the Japanese V-League. Suzaku has dark, slicked-back hair and a goatee.