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HAIKYU!! The Dumpster Battle

Let's play a game that can't be "repeated."
2024 | 85m | Japanese

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Popularity: 4 (history)

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Shoyo Hinata joins Karasuno High's volleyball club to be like his idol, a former Karasuno player known as the 'Little Giant'. But Hinata soon learns that he must team up with his middle school nemesis, Tobio Kageyama. Their clashing styles form a surprising weapon, but can their newfound teamwork defeat their rival Nekoma High in the highly anticipated 'Dumpster Battle', the long awaited ultimate showdown between two opposing underdog teams?
Release Date: Feb 16, 2024
Director: Susumu Mitsunaka
Writer: Susumu Mitsunaka, Haruichi Furudate
Genres: Animation, Drama
Keywords high school, sports, training, volleyball, high school sports, slice of life, tournament, based on manga, sport competition, aftercreditsstinger, shounen, anime, school club, japanese high school, sports competition, exhilarated, bukatsu
Production Companies Production I.G, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan), TOHO, dentsu, Shueisha, MBS, movic
Box Office Revenue: $100,255,784
Budget: $5,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Aug 14, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Ayumu Murase Shoyo Hinata (voice)
Kaito Ishikawa Tobio Kageyama (voice)
Yuki Kaji Kenma Kozume (voice)
Yuichi Nakamura Tetsuro Kuroo (voice)
Koki Uchiyama Kei Tsukishima (voice)
Satoshi Hino Daichi Sawamura (voice)
Yuu Hayashi Ryunosuke Tanaka (voice)
Nobuhiko Okamoto Yu Nishinoya (voice)
Miyu Irino Koshi Sugawara (voice)
Yoshimasa Hosoya Asahi Azumane (voice)
Soma Saito Tadashi Yamaguchi (voice)
Toshiki Masuda Chikara Ennoshita (voice)
Koutaro Nishiyama Kazuhito Narita (voice)
Shinnosuke Tachibana Morisuke Yaku (voice)
Mark Ishii Lev Haiba (voice)
Takanori Hoshino Nobuyuki Kai (voice)
Seigo Yokota Taketora Yamamoto (voice)
Ryuichi Sawada Shohei Fukunaga (voice)
Kyousuke Ikeda So Inuoka (voice)
Takumi Watanabe Yuki Shibayama (voice)
Fumiyoshi Shioya Tamahiko Teshiro (voice)
Hisao Egawa Keishin Ukai (voice)
Nobuaki Fukuda Yasufumi Nekomata (voice)
Hiroshi Kamiya Ittetsu Takeda (voice)
Kanehira Yamamoto Manabu Naoi (voice)
Hiroshi Naka Ikkei Ukai (voice)
Kaori Nazuka Kiyoko Shimizu (voice)
Sumire Morohoshi Hitoka Yachi (voice)
Mao Ichimichi Alisa Haiba (voice)
Miyu Tomita Akane Yamamoto (voice)
Yuka Komatsu Saeko Tanaka (voice)
Name Job
Yoshimi Itazu Key Animation
Shinsaku Sasaki Storyboard Artist
Susumu Mitsunaka Storyboard Artist, Screenplay, Key Animation, Director
Mariko Ishikawa Assistant Director
Takahiro Kishida Character Designer
Ichiro Tatsuta Art Designer, Art Direction
Mayumi Sato Color Designer
Takahiro Chiba Key Animation, Supervising Animation Director, Animation Director
UZ Theme Song Performance
Yuki Hayashi Original Music Composer
Asami Tachibana Original Music Composer
Haru Yamada Sound Mixer
Hideki Takahashi Key Animation, Lead Animator
Yumiko Nakata Director of Photography
Junichi Uematsu Editor
Hiromi Kikuta Sound Director
Kosuke Ogata Sound Effects
Michiyo Suzuki Key Animation
Kazumasa Orii Key Animation
Chie Morita Key Animation
Satoshi Nagura Key Animation, Animation Director
Ema Suzuki Key Animation, Animation Director
Mai Yonekawa Key Animation, Animation Director
Ai Watanabe Key Animation, Animation Director
Hisako Shimozuma Key Animation, Animation Director
Yuu Kobayashi Key Animation
Ryosuke Tsuchiya Key Animation
Kana Fujishiro Key Animation
Misato Otani Key Animation
Kanae Kimura Key Animation
Kengo Takebana Key Animation
Sachiko Fukuda Key Animation
Akiko Motoyoshi Key Animation
Naoya Wada Key Animation
Tetsuya Masuda Key Animation
Takeshi Inamura Key Animation
Haruichi Furudate Original Story
MOMIKEN Theme Song Performance
KENTA Theme Song Performance
YOSUKE Theme Song Performance
Name Title
Keiji Ota Executive Producer
Makoto Oyoshi Executive Producer
Toshihiro Maeda Producer
Ritsuki Azuma Associate Producer
Kazutaka Yamanaka Executive Producer
Shoichiro Taguchi Producer
Mitsuteru Hishiyama Producer
Ryota Ikeda Producer
Mayumi Kurashima Producer
Tasuku Honda Producer
Fumi Morihiro Producer
Fumi Miura Producer
Sukeyuki Honda Associate Producer
Ryosuke Yoritomi Associate Producer
Masaya Ikebe Co-Executive Producer
George Wada Co-Executive Producer
Yusuke Arai Co-Executive Producer
Kazunori Watanabe Co-Executive Producer
Ryu Takahashi Co-Executive Producer
Yoshihisa Heishi Executive Producer
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Popularity History


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2024 4 38 47 27
2024 5 67 149 37
2024 6 315 660 203
2024 7 298 448 214
2024 8 192 270 123
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2025 1 57 77 41
2025 2 38 52 9
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
7.0

After an astonishing run of success in the Harutaka High School Volleyball championships, "Karasuno" school must now face their rivals from "Nekoma" and the film depicts, in almost real-time, the ebbs and flows of that game whilst providing us with a narrative of the characters in each team and of t ... heir relationships with each other in "peace time" - past and present. The animation of the game is lively and at times quite visceral. Each player has their set task within their own team - they must continually evolve their tactics on the court as each pushes the other to new standards, to move quicker or jump higher. One team is much more aggressive and forceful with the ball, the other much more adept at controlling the pace and hopefully frustrating errors from their opponents - and the exhausting dedication required to play as well as the emotional trials faced is well captured as the story reaches it's denouement. It's based on a series I haven't seen, but unlike many of it's contemporaries, this film provides for enough of the backstory via flashback and narration to give us enough information to be able to treat this more as a stand alone story within the confines of the match itself. The style of artwork is very two-dimensional with precious little effort gone into activating the crowd beyond the audio, but the close up nature of the facial and athletic imagery as well as the soundtrack give the thing quite an intensity and show just how team sports can be character-building and to an extent, even life affirming. Tough old game volleyball, too!

Jun 02, 2024
VivekanandanKS
5.0

The movie is too short and fast paced compared to the original work in manga and compared to all those previous matches in the anime. It felt like a recap movie than as a standalone movie. Disappointed a lot like any other Haikyuu fan. I wish it gets reanimated as a series. I highly suggest u to s ... tart read the manga first and see this movie as a recap. 😓😓 Disappointed in the studio as they didn't justify the manga.

Jun 20, 2024