The Importance of Verbal Skills at Fukurodani

As the latest companion robot produced by the Federation, Sui Yu Yeming was found to have a language-system disorder during its factory inspection. With no other choice, he was sent to a scrapyard to be destroyed. Just when he thought he would end up as a pile of scrap metal, he suddenly stopped being a robot and found himself in a world called Haikyuu!!. On the second day of adulthood, Sui Yu Yeming, now a new student at Fukurodani, used his genius-level calculations to conclude that joining a passionate sports club full of deep bonds would be a great way for a little android who couldn’t speak to learn how to make high-level friends. However, faced with a dazzling array of sports clubs, Sui Yu fell into deep thought. Just then, someone wearing golden armor and riding on a cloud of seven colors appeared as if by fate and thrust a flyer into his hands. You think it was the Great Sage, Equal to Heaven? No, it was actually a noisy owl. * A new first-year recently joined the Fukurodani volleyball club. He’s smart and talented, and with this new blood on the team, Fukurodani’s championship victory seems just around the corner. However, according to Mr. Jack-of-All-Trades-and-Master-of-None, this kid seems like the kind of person who’s as difficult to deal with as a certain big sun. The owl keeper looked up at the sky, then got ready to start a life with elders to care for and kids to raise. Still, seeing the junior beside him gazing at him with stars in his eyes, AKS felt that reality seemed much better than he’d imagined. It’s just... I know you mean well, but maybe don’t say anything yet. Watching their fragile ace get dealt another fatal blow by his junior, the Fukurodani team recommended two books to the latter: 1. The Art of Conversation 2. Don’t Leave People on Read, Then Reply with Nonsense Reader’s Guide and Warnings ▲ [Highlight] This is an ensemble story, so OOC is inevitable. Any OOC is on me; the glory belongs to the original. ▲ The author knows very little about volleyball and is working hard to learn the rules and tactics. Please point out rule-related errors kindly, but I politely decline writing advice. ▲ Lots of personal headcanons. Please don’t overanalyze them. A continuation of the volleyball fanfic The Compatibility of the Silver-Haired Fox and Inarizaki [Continuation Blurb] I, Niou Masaharu, am currently enjoying a fabulous trip abroad. After the U-17 World Cup in tennis unleashed an absolute barrage of chaos, I had already transcended the realm of ordinary sports anime and entered the world of sci-fi anime for good. Niou’s Illusion was no longer a way forward for me. I decided to seek a new breakthrough, determined to combine cosplay, acting, and voice acting, so that by playing one character, I could enjoy having the whole Prince of Tennis at my fingertips. But then, the world itself played a joke on me. I was such a fool. Truly. I should have realized it when my dad called to tell me we were moving to Hyogo. Another year of spring blossoms arrived, and I successfully became a first-year student at Inarizaki High. With the nature of a silver-haired fox, I smoothly blended into the Inarizaki volleyball club. And so, a wondrous sight soon appeared in Inarizaki’s gym. The Ushijima Cannon, Niou’s Illusion version, was loaded and ready to fire. With a bang, everyone stared in silence at the small crater in the volleyball court. Coach, something seems a little off here, doesn’t it? Theme: Learn how to improve communication