Haikyuu Season 4 Reveals New Character Designs, Cast Additions

Haikyuu's original manga might be heading toward its grand finale with a surprising new direction [...]

By Nick Valdez

Haikyuu's original manga might be heading toward its grand finale with a surprising new direction for the series' final arc, but many fans of the series are still looking forward to what's next to come for the fourth season of the anime. We've watched how this all developed for the past year, and now things for the fourth season are coming together better than ever as it confirms many of the characters and voice cast joining the anime for the new season. After previously announcing the voices for Hoshiumi and Miya, now the official Twitter account for the series has revealed how they'll look in the anime.

Natsuki Hanae has been confirmed as the voice behind Kamomedai High School's Korai Hoshiumi, and Mamoru Miyano has been confirmed as the voice behind Inarizaki High School's Atsumu Miya. You can check out their character design sheets, packed with all kinds of different teased looks, from the official Twitter below!

Haikyuu: To The Top is currently slated to premiere in January 2020, and Season 4 of the series is described as such, ""National Spring High School Volleyball Tournament, Miyagi Prefecture Preliminary Qualifiers: The Karasuno High School Volleyball Club advances to participate in the long-desired National Tournament after a fierce battle against Shiratorizawa Academy. While in preparation for the upcoming National Tournament, the news of Kageyama's All-Japan Youth Training Camp invitation came to them.

In addition, Tsukishima will also be invited to the Miyagi Prefecture First Year Selection Training Camp. However, Hinata who is flustered with the difference between the 1st years, makes a sudden appearance at the Miyagi Prefecture First Years' Training Camp?! Towards the National Tournament, Hinata, Kageyama, and the Karasuno High School Volleyball Club will begin facing further challenges!!"

Originally created by Haruichi Furudate for Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump in 2012, Haikyuu!! has been licensed for an English language release by Viz Media. If you wanted to catch the first three seasons of the anime, you can currently stream Haikyuu!! on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix.

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