Karasuno’s victorious practice match had fans in happy tears! They cannot help but be fixated on Hinata’s “who will we become tomorrow?” and what the show’s future holds. Hence, in this article, we will discuss Haikyuu Season 5!
So, brace yourself! This article will cover Haikyuu Season 5 Renewal (if it’s going to happen), the potential release date, trailer, streaming platform, cast, plot, and so much more. With that being said, let’s begin!
Is Haikyuu Renewed For Season 5?
Unfortunately, Haikyuu is not renewed for Season 5!
However, don’t be disheartened, as instead of Season 5, Haikyuu is coming up with two-part films. YES! The good news was announced at 2022’s Haikyuu event!
At that event, they mentioned how these two films would end the Haikyuu saga (sad face) and further disclosed the first film’s title: Haikyuu! Final.
Do We Have A Release Date?
Unfortunately, there is no specific date for release.
However, since the Haikyuu Premiere event will be around August 2023, chances are Haikyuu! Final will be released by the end of 2023. (At the very least.)
What Can You Expect In Haikyuu Short Films?
Haikyuu has engulfed fans all over the world!
All thanks to their keep-you-at-the-edge-of-your-seat volleyball matches, character development, and of course, the stunning animation. No wonder fans cannot stop gushing about the upcoming film: Haikyuu! Final.
Speaking of which, you may be wondering what plot points they will explore.
Well, if we state the obvious, the film’s first half will show the intense Volleyball match between Karasuno and Nekoma, titled: The Dumpster Battle.
At the end of the previous season, Kuro and Kenma are seen discussing the upcoming match. Meanwhile, Hinata is a bit stressed about Kenma and how it is challenging for him to invest in Kenma in the match.
Regardless, Hinata had promised Kenwa to give him an on-field experience worth remembering. Other than that, the plot will further start revolving around Fukorodani Academy and, more precisely, Bokto’s aggressive playing.
With that being said, fans are expecting the following arcs to be explored as well:
- Hinata (hopefully) breaks free from Kenama’s cage.
- Kenma’s constant “don’t die” chants.
- Kenma and Kurro’s recurring flashbacks.
Is The Trailer Out Yet?
The official trailer for Haikyuu! The final has not been released yet.
However, in 2022’s Haikyuu promotional event, their team released a small teaser containing highlights of the main characters and their journeys so far! You can watch the teaser here.
Potential Cast: Haikyuu! Final
The cast for Haikyuu! The final is not confirmed yet. However, fans expect the main characters to return, given that the main volleyball match is still pending.
Therefore, chances are you can see the following cast in the upcoming film:
Karasuno Team
| Sr.No | Character | Japanese Voice Artist | English Voice Artist |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shoyo Hinata | Ayumu Murase | Bryson Baugus |
| 2 | Tobio Kageyama | Kaito Ishikawa | Scott Gibbs |
| 3 | Kei Tsukishima | Kōki Uchiyama Tomo Muranaka (Younger Voice) | Leraldo Anzaldua |
| 4 | Daichi Sawamura | Satoshi Hino | Justin Doran |
| 5 | Asahi Azumane | Yoshimasa Hosoya | Orlanders Jones |
| 6 | Yū Nishinoya | Nobuhiko Okamoto | Greg Ayres |
| 7 | Kōshi Sugawara | Miyu Irino | Adam Gibbs |
| 8 | Ryūnosuke Tanaka | Yū Hayashi | Greg Cote |
| 9 | Tadashi Yamaguchi | Sōma Saitō Hiro Nakajima (Younger Voice) | Cameron Bautsch |
| 10 | Chikara Ennoshita | Toshiki Masuda | Adam Noble |
| 11 | Hisashi Kinoshita | Nobuyori Sagara | Blake Shepard |
Nekoma Team
| Sr.No | Character | Japanese Voice Artist | English Voice Artist |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tetsurō Kuroo | Yūichi Nakamura | Ty Mahany |
| 2 | Nobuyuki Kai | Takanori Hoshino | Joel McCray |
| 3 | Morisuke Yaku | Shinnosuke Tachibana | Jason Duga |
| 4 | Taketora Yamamoto | Seigo Yokota | Andrew Love |
| 5 | Kenma Kozume | Yūki Kaji | Clint Bickham[ |
| 6 | Shōhei Fukunaga | Shōta Chōnan | Matthew Carter |
| 7 | Sō Inuoka | Kyōsuke Ikeda | Joe Daniels |
| 8 | Lev Haiba | Mark Ishii | Mike Yager |
| 9 | Yūki Shibayama | Takumi Watanabe | Santry Rush |
Fukorodani Team
| Sr.No | Character | Japanese Voice Artist | English Voice Artist |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tatsuki Washio | Akira Koga | Shannon Reed |
| 2 | Yamato Sarukui | Junji Tachibana | Dailey |
| 3 | Kōtarō Bokuto | Ryōhei Kimura | Ian Sinclair |
| 4 | Keiji Akashi | Ryōta Ōsaka | Jeremy Gee |
| 5 | Akinori Konoha | Taishi Murata | Kory Getman |
| 6 | Shuichi Anahori | Not Available | Not Available |
| 7 | Haruki Komi | Yukitoshi Kikuchi | Mason Butler |
| 8 | Wataru Onaga | Toshiyuki Hara | Roberto Cardenas |
Where Can You Watch Haikyuu? Final?
Unfortunately, popular platforms like Netflix and Hulu have stopped streaming Haikyuu. As the saying goes, though, “when one door closes, another opens.”
Hence, Haikyuu! Final will be available on Crunchyroll. However, it is only available in Japanese audio and English translation.
So, if you are looking for English audio, you will have to buy DVDs and Bluray. But then again, the shipping process of those DVDs is quite tedious. (Especially if you live in far-off countries. Sigh.)
We would have suggested Hidive, but the season uploads on that platform are pretty slow. Currently, it is in Season 3. However, if you are willing to wait, the Hidive is another good substitute for English dubs.
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Conclusion: Is Haikyuu Season 5 Coming?
As mentioned before, Haikyuu Season 5 is not coming! Instead, in its place, two films will conclude the Haikyuu saga. You can expect the first film (Haikyuu! Final) to release around late 2023. Moreover, you can watch it on Crunchyroll with English subs.
We hope our article on Haikyuu Season 5 was helpful! However, if you have any other doubts, let us know in the comment section below. We will respond as soon as we can.
FAQs
Yes, Haikyuu Season 5 is canceled. Instead, a two-part film will be released soon.
The first part of Haikyuu Season 5 is called Haikyuu! Final.
As mentioned earlier, Haikyuu Season 5 is canceled. However, the film’s first part (Haikyuu! Final) will release around late 2023.
