About

A second-year at Inarizaki High School and a member of the volleyball club. Jersey number 7. Position: Setter. Known as the "High School No. 1 Setter," he was even invited to the All-Japan Youth Intensive Training Camp. He is also the one who triggered Kageyama's further growth by calling him a "Goody Two-Shoes." He reappears at the Spring High as Inarizaki's setter, where it is revealed he has a twin brother, Osamu Miya. They are hailed as the "High School Volleyball World's Strongest Twins, the Miya Brothers." He calls Osamu "Samu," and is called "Tsumu" in return. His jersey number changes from 7 to 1 (as a third-year) to 13 (with the MSBY Black Jackals). Regarding his setting skills, he is talented enough to instantly mimic the Freak Quick (though Kageyama's precision remains superior). His serves are equally troublesome; he is a dual-wielder of powerful spike serves and jump floaters, having won Best Server awards in both middle school nationals and the Inter-High. Due to his immense skill, he has absolute confidence in his sets. While he can be cocky and overbearing, he is also more sincere and dedicated to his hitters than anyone else. Kenma, after seeing him play, described him as the "Model of a Setter." He has been friends with Aran Ojiro since their elementary school volleyball classes. The reason the twins call each other "Tsumu" and "Samu" was a compromise because they thought Aran's Western-style name was cool. Personality-wise, he has a habit of spitting venom with a smile, but he is fundamentally a volleyball idiot who loves the game purely. He is quite childish; Osamu notes that "his mental age drops by five years during a match." Both brothers have a tendency to rush headlong into things. Initially, he was described by Sugawara as having "too many specs": - Treated like an idol by girls who make fans to cheer for him. - Skilled enough to be featured in Monthly Volleyball. - A versatile player with lethal sets and serves. - Speaks in a Kansai dialect. - Extremely handsome. Even during a match, he truly enjoys the challenge of new and interesting things. Conversely, he has so little interest in "yesterday" that he genuinely doesn't remember the results of the Inter-High from six months ago. His reckless attitude often leads to self-destruction for both twins, but their strength when they are in sync is proven by their second-place national ranking. Captain Shinsuke Kita describes him—along with Osamu, Hinata, and Kageyama—as one of those people who "can't help but keep pushing forward even if it's painful or they're spitting blood." He is a player who symbolizes Inarizaki's innovative and challenging style of volleyball. Speaks with a regional drawl (Kansai dialect).