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Kuroo learned the personal time difference assault while watching volleyball matches as a youngster, and he improved it alongside Kenma over the years. It is one of Nekoma's most powerful strikes, and it may be utilized to throw off opposing blockers. Kuroo is presently the only character on Nekoma who can utilize a jump serve. He initially demonstrated his jump serve in a match against Fukurdani Academy, landing a free ball for Nekoma. Since then, he has relied on the jump serve for service aces and shattering opponents' formations. Trivia
Kuroo appears in the series' penultimate chapter, working for the Japan Volleyball Association Sports Promotion Division, and he asks Shoyo Hinata to be a part of a special promotional video for the world famous Kodzuken, featuring a new pro player fresh off a win in his debut professional game against Kageyama's pro team.
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I'm not going to lie: this chapter was a lot of fun. Nekoma finally receives their ticket to Nationals, which would be a shame if we never saw a rematch between Nekoma and Karasuno (Battle of the Garbage Dumb v2 Hype). So, looking at this chapter, it really just does the usual Haikyuu thing, where each character in Nekoma has their moment in the limelight to be able to do their business, such as Kuroo having his spike, Lev having his spike, Kenma having his fake, and Yuuki having his nasty receive. Going into Nationals, Nekoma did not seem to be very strong, but this match served as a spark for their development. Although Nekoma is the third seed for Tokyo to compete in nationals, there are clearly teams that are stronger than them. Karasuno, on the other side, is the region's top seed, even defeating Shiratorizawa. The problem with Nekoma is that Tokyo is stacked with strong teams, including the number one team in the country, Nohebi and Fukoradani. If Karasuno were in Tokyo, it would be difficult to predict where they would finish in the rankings.
