The show picks up where the third season left off with the result of the Karasuno VS. Shiratorizawa and a pretty major announcement for two of Karasuno's players.
This season kind of starts much like the beginning of the second season and as a result may seem a little boring to some in comparison to what we come to expect but let me tell you that its not all that bad. Also if they plan to repeat the same thing as season two then it means the second half of season four is going to be absolutely bonkers
This season though for the most part is hyper focused on Hinata again after he did what he does and while he might be fumbling around to start things off he certainly picks himself up as well as a lot of little quirks from just being observant. Who would have thought that it was possible to pick up so much new information from being the eyes off the court huh?
On a much less hyper scale we get to see a little of another point of view which in its own way has its method of inserting a few of the power players from the upcoming tournament
Anyways after most of the seasons build up to the tournament we finally start it and after one match and a few points we get the net taken down... Now as disappointing as that may sound fret not as it is well into 2020 at the time of this reviews writing and we can just continue onward without a hitch.
Admittedly I did this on purpose after watching like 10 episodes back then because I hate waiting weekly as it is and much less so for an Anime I can say I really really enjoy.
In closing while this season doesn't have the most stellar looking animation quality and action packed rallies or stress inducing set/match points there is still good substance for me. They certainly didn't forget to include the character traits that we came to know and love for the ones that did get the screen time as well as a decent bit of humor sprinkled in for me.
That does it for this half. Apologizes but I felt I had to be very vague at the start to not spoil anything... See you all on the other side!
