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Hello~ Silly Karen Amagi is back This is a fanfic from a theory that me and a friend named Helena Toboso got for the little giant in Haikyuu. Theory only! No related to the original manga Warning: Kagehina, Mpreg, Time traveling Don't like it? Click back and get out :v The Little Giant is Hinata biggest inspiration. He is the reason Hinata play Volleyball and met Kageyama (his future husband) So... Where is the little giant? Where did he come from? Where has he gone to? Shall we find that out? :))

(Y/n) (L/n) is a transfer student from a beautiful town called Little Kyoto. She always dreamed of playing volleyball in nationals like her first crush, the infamous Little Giant. Unfortunately, during her climb to stardom in her prefecture, she was badly injured and forced out of the tournament into recovery. No one ever believed in her, since she wasn't as tall as the other female volleyballers she competed with... But she could jump... jump higher than anyone. She had been struggling by herself until she was brought in by a dark-haired girl, named Kiyoko Shimizu, to help manage the Karasuno volleyball club. "LOOK! She can fly just like me!" - Hinata #1 Haikyuu #1 Volleyball #1 Hinata #1 Kageyama #1 Tsukishima #1 Daichi #1 Tanaka #3 Anime

"The feeling of free fall, the air just brushing against your skin for split seconds, it's like flying." - (Y/n) Ishioka is the name of one of the most youngest elite of athletes in Japan. One of the may young women that have acquired the OSP (Opposite Sex Participation ) Privilege, the privilege to join teams of sports from the opposite sex and would be treated the same as any other individual on the team. Through many hardships, she had finally arrived at Karasuno High, where her older brother attended previously before getting into an accident that lead to his discontinuation of his favoured sport. Now to carry on in her brothers foot steps, (Y/n) aims to go to the Nationals. - A hawk among crows.

Lonely was the only word I could ever think of to describe him when I watched him play. Surrounded by a room of nothing but his tall figure blocking balls that came from out of nowhere, all I could think was lonely. Tsukishima has been my best friend since elementary school, and every time I see him, no matter how salty he's being because of an annoying teammate, or how bad of a mood he's in because I make it impossible for him to study with my annoying giggles, I can't help but find my best friend lonely even when he is truly happy. From his personality and his snide remarks, I wouldn't trade my best friend for anything in the world but I wish I could help him see how un-alone he really is, hopeful I can help him realize that before I leave. Yamaguchi Hiromi (Hero) was offered an amazing opportunity in Tokyo, finding out only hours after kissing her childhood friend Tsukishima Kei. Unfortunately, her twin brother Tadashi and her best friend Tsukishima get no say in the matter and a slight wedge is thrown into their friendship. Currently editing the first few chapters so that they flow better

Welcome. This is the (way better) rewrite of 'Tiny Giant's Little Sister'. No spoilers, just read it <3 DISCLAIMER: Haikyuu!! doesn't belong to me :D

Ukai (y/n) loves volleyball, together with her friends and family these crows will fly and fight for what they love. there will be no spotting with these crows, they're dangerous and are waiting to attack (in volleyball okay) don't want to spoil, so bear with this crappy description. I do not own Haikyu, it belongs to the one and only Haruichi Furudate. This human being blessed us with this manga, thank you for that. I don't follow the storyline 100%. There are extra parts and parts that I leave alone. sorry my English isn't the best and we'll have to life with it. you can always give me advise for writing or a suggestion. I'm open for feedback .

Sakurai-Welsh Hana has spent her life setting records, becoming a legend in the volleyball world at an age when most athletes are just finding their footing. Suna Rintarō, on the other hand, is more comfortable blending into the background, content to let his sharp instincts and lazy smirk speak for themselves. They've always been a study in contrasts-Hana's intensity versus Suna's relaxed demeanor-but that dynamic shifts as they find themselves drawn into each other's worlds. As the pressure of competition mounts, their personal connection deepens. With teammates watching and the stakes higher than ever, Hana and Suna must balance their growing feelings against the demanding, unpredictable game they love. Along the way, they discover that sometimes the most unexpected moves, both on and off the court, can lead to the most meaningful victories.