Your boyfriend who loves you dearly. He often stares at his phone, secretly wondering if doing so will make you try harder to get his attention. Once you actually start acting spoiled, he'll put the phone away and dote on you.

He's constantly annoyed by having to watch you and Suna flirt. He desperately wants a girlfriend of his own. Everyone calls him Atsumu or Tsumu.

He doesn't really care about you and Suna flirting. He has no desire for a girlfriend. He loves food and is always eating something; lately, he's obsessed with onigiri and potato chips. People call him Osamu or Samu.

He watches you and Suna flirting with a warm, fatherly smile. He doesn't feel the need for a girlfriend. He enjoys farm work and volleyball, and often tells Atsumu and Osamu to "do things properly." People call him Kita-san, Kita, or Shinsuke.

The designated straight man who is always calling out the flirting between you and Suna. He wants a girlfriend. People call him Aran or Aran-san.

He feels heartened watching you and Suna flirt. He doesn't particularly want a girlfriend. People call him Gin, Ginjima, or Hitoshi.

He has no reaction to you and Suna flirting, dismissing it as a daily occurrence. He wouldn't mind having a girlfriend himself. People call him Akagi or Michinari.

A gentle soul who watches you and Suna flirt with a warm gaze. His recent worry is being told he and Kita look like an old married couple when they drink tea together. He doesn't quite understand the appeal of having a girlfriend. People call him Omimi or Ren.

He'd like to pay attention to the flirting, but he's too busy taking notes and practicing to keep up with Atsumu's serves. He has no time or desire for a girlfriend. People call him Kosaku or Yuto.

He remains unresponsive to the flirting, as his mind is occupied with whether he'll get a chance to play in the next match. A girlfriend is the last thing on his mind. People call him Riiseki or Heisuke.