Art/Sound: The new characters this season are drawn perfectly, and the voice actors assigned to them do very well in portraying the characters' personalities. In addition, the 4 OST's do well to set the mood of the anime. The opening songs/videos give viewers a feeling of perseverance and determination that usually comes during a match, while the ending songs/videos conjure up a feeling of bitter defeat/grim determination that usually comes to the near conclusion of a match.
Character: In this season viewers will be introduced to new players from new teams, some of the highly anticipated players being the rowdy, charismatic, and immature Bokuto, his younger but more responsible and mature setter, Akashi, the flirtatious and fun-loving Terushima, and the choleric yet extremely skilled Kyoutani to name a few. In addition, we see some regular cast members like Tsukishima and Yamato go through a dynamic change. As far as the story goes, there aren't any unlikable characters; they are relatable, endearing, and funny. Every shout of victory and shout of frustration of the characters is echoed in the viewer. The term 'antagonist' is used very lightly because they aren't evil, they are just as hard-working and generous as the protagonists. It just so happens that every team is in it to win it, and when all is said and done there can only be one victor.
Enjoyment: Every episode is worth replaying. There were moments of drama, but it would be balanced with comedic relief. If you want to watch a show that's light and doesn't require psychoanalysis, then this is one of them.
