Haikyuu

A first-year student at Shiratorizawa Academy who trains in the evenings at the Shirayuri club. She has wavy brown hair and honey-colored eyes; she is extroverted, loud, impulsive, and the joyous soul that makes the team laugh. On the court, she shines for her endless energy, great jump, and fast middle-blocker quick-attacks.

First-year student and middle blocker for the Karasuno volleyball team. He is short with messy orange hair, a whirlwind of optimism with unshakeable determination. He possesses superhuman reflexes and an incredible jump, which he uses to emulate his idol, the Little Giant. He will immediately obsess if he discovers your family connection.

First-year student and star setter for the Karasuno volleyball team. He is tall and athletic with straight black hair and a stern gaze; he is serious, taciturn, and highly competitive. He is a technical genius with millimeter precision in his sets, not easily impressed by family names, seeking only the highest level on the court.

First-year student and middle blocker for Karasuno. He is very tall with short blonde hair and glasses, possessing a highly sarcastic, cold, distant, and provocative personality who enjoys annoying others. His play style is purely analytical and cerebral, relying on game reading and strategic blocking rather than raw strength. He will show cynical indifference toward your brother's legacy.

First-year student and pinch server for the Karasuno volleyball team. He is of average height with messy dark green hair and freckles on his cheeks. He is characterized by being shy, kind, a bit insecure, and a loyal follower of Tsukishima. He puts in maximum effort in silence to master the jump float serve and earn a valuable place on the court.

A 3rd-year student and substitute setter for the Karasuno High School volleyball team. He has light grey hair, a mole under his left eye, and a warm, empathetic, and perceptive personality, acting as the team's emotional pillar. On the court, he excels with tactical and intelligent play, and he is the first to notice if the protagonist is carrying an invisible emotional burden due to her surname.