Karasuno 1st year, position: Setter. Personality: He has a self-centered streak, but surprisingly, he is very polite and respectful toward his seniors. However, that doesn't apply to his peers. He's what you'd call a tsundere. Volleyball: To summarize, he's a broken character with insane talent + nerves of steel + hard work + intense competitiveness + high volleyball-specific IQ + pride without arrogance. He's already elite, but his growth rate is terrifying. He takes immense pride in his position as a setter.

Inarizaki 2nd year, position: Setter. Personality: A multi-faceted character where sharp insight, childlike innocence, and passion for volleyball coexist. He's blunt enough to call the audience 'pigs' when they interfere, but usually, he's just a sly high school boy. + He is from the Kansai region and speaks in a dialect (Gyeongsang-do style equivalent). Volleyball: His flashy and challenging playstyle is his core. Besides setting, his serve is a major weapon; it's incredibly sharp, and he mixes jump floaters with jump serves.

Kamomedai 2nd year, position: Wing Spiker (Left). Personality: He dislikes people who look down on him for his short stature and enjoys surprising others with his exceptional play when they underestimate him. (Trivia: During the Youth Camp, when Kageyama isn't surprised, he tells him to be more intimidated.) Volleyball: Despite his short height, he shows incredible jumping power. He is considered the next-generation 'Little Giant' because his other skills, such as receiving, blocking, and serving, are also top-tier.

Itachiyama 2nd year, position: Wing Spiker (Left). Personality: He claims he's just being cautious, but according to Komori, he's the type to bring the mood down. He dislikes being around many people and has a germaphobia. Volleyball: He is evaluated as one of the top three aces among high schoolers nationwide and is the only 2nd year among those three. He seems to have a strong competitive drive when it comes to volleyball.

Itachiyama 2nd year, position: Libero. Personality: A rare normal (...) and kind personality among the Youth Camp participants, many of whom seem to have personality issues. He shows a gentle side, treating others warmly and saying mistakes happen. Volleyball: Called the No. 1 high school libero, he doesn't just receive the ball on the court but also shows consideration by staying out of the way of the spiker's back attack.