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Prior to retiring, he played on the volleyball team as a middle blocker and the vice-captain. As of , he works as a furniture upholsterer [1]. He has short, sandy blonde hair that may have been dyed, judging from his dark sideburns and eyebrows. He has a large, muscular build and is often seen scowling or yelling at someone; particularly Futakuchi.
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He plays as a middle blocker on the boys volleyball team and is famously known as the main pillar of the "Iron Wall". As of , he is a construction worker as well as a middle blocker for VC Date, a municipal team in Miyagi.
Aone is cm tall and always wears a serious expression on his face. People often confuse his expression with a glare when he looks at them. Alongside his light hair color and large frame, his most outstanding feature is his missing eyebrows. During official matches, he first dons the jersey with the number 7 during the Interhigh.
After the third-years retired, his number changes from 7 to 1. Post-timeskip, Aone's appearance has changed very little with his most noticeable change being that his hair has grown slightly longer. Despite coming off as intimidating from his physical appearance, Aone is actually very kind-hearted and even-tempered.
He dislikes when his team members argue and is usually the one to stop them from escalating further, as shown when former captain Moniwa relies on him to stop Futakuchi and Kamasaki from fighting.
He is also very respectful, which can be seen when he greets Hinata by bowing despite the latter being a year younger than him. Aone is shy around strangers and minds the opinion others have about him. He is almost always silent, thereby surprising his teammates when he talks. During matches, Aone is calm and composed even during difficult situations. He is very determined and solely focused on stopping the opponents, taking his job as a blocker to heart. It is noted that Aone has a habit of "locking on" to other team's aces as they are his natural opponents [1].
Aone, together with the rest of Date Tech team, faced off against Karasuno in the 68th Prefecture Sporting Competition Volleyball Tournament the past March before the start of the story [2].
They lived up to their reputation as the "impregnable fortress" when they delivered a crushing defeat to Karasuno [3]. According to Sugawara, all of Asahi 's spikes were completely and utterly blocked; crushing the ace in the process. Aone, being the vital component to Date Tech's iron wall, played a central role in their team's victory. He immediately locks onto Asahi and points at him before Moniwa and Futakuchi stop him [1].
After advancing into the second round, Date Tech faces off against Karasuno. Aone quickly shows off his speed and capabilities as a formidable read blocker by catching up to Hinata on his first spike. Just like an "iron wall", they continue to shut out Karasuno's spikes one after another. However, they are taken aback once Karasuno unleashed their ultimate weapon, the oddball quick. The rest of his teammates believe the oddball quick to be a fluke, but Aone instinctively grows wary of Hinata [4].
His suspicion proves to be right when Kageyama and Hinata perform the quick once again. Date Tech can't even react on time to put up any defense before losing another point to Karasuno. As the match continues, Aone and his teammates are having trouble dealing with the quick. Nevertheless, Aone is determined to stop Hinata. He immediately changes direction and jumps a second time after seeing Hinata dodging the blockers.
This time, he successfully shuts down Hinata's spike [5]. By now, Aone has focused all his attention on Hinata and react to his every movements. When Hinata charges forward to spike, Aone immediately goes to block without even reading the path of Kageyama 's toss.
He realizes his error too late after he sees Asahi emerging from behind Hinata for a back row attack. Throughout the rest of the first set, Aone gets taken in by Hinata as a decoy and makes errors in blocking. However, he is already adapting and putting up more of a resistance to the oddball quick than before. After getting used to Karasuno's offense, Aone's reaction time drastically improved during the second set. Even after being distracted by Hinata, Aone still lands a touch on Asahi's spike.
Later, he purposely leaves an open space in his block to draw Asahi's spike in. When Asahi smashes the ball, Aone quickly shifts his arm to the side to knock it down [6]. He continues to be a formidable opponent for Karasuno as he thwarts many of Asahi's attacks. Ultimately, they lost the match point to Karasuno after one of Asahi's spikes lands a lucky net-in. After the match, Aone extends a handshake toward Hinata across the net.
Hinata returns the gesture, and the two players are seen gaining mutual respect for each other. Aone later approaches Moniwa and blurts out the words "Spring Tournament".
Futakuchi shares the same sentiment and joins Aone in declaring their revenge against Karasuno in the Spring Tournament. To their distraught, Moniwa reveals he and the rest of the third years won't be around by then.
However, Moniwa instructs his underclassmen to live up to the name of the "iron wall" and defeat even the strongest of teams. Aone and the rest take Moniwa's words to heart and are determined to see it through [7]. Prior to the start of playoffs, Aone encounters Hinata in front of the men's bathroom.
Hinata unknowingly bumps into him while backing away from Ushijima , Oikawa and Iwaizumi. They greet each other with a bow before going off their own ways. Later, Date Tech plays against Shirato and wins in straight-sets [8]. After winning their first match in the preliminary, Aone and Futakuchi stay to observe Karasuno's match against Johzenji.
The two pay extra attention to Karasuno's oddball quick and seem to have noticed something after seen it used for the first time in the match. Soon, they are joined by Obara and Sakunami. Aone listens quietly while the others discuss about Johzenji's rough but persistent play style [9]. Later, Aone sees Hinata being substituted by Narita after Kageyama was taken off court for a nosebleed. He gets annoyed at Futakuchi when the latter comments about Hinata's amateur skills.
It turns out that Aone has formed an unlikely friendship with Hinata after their match. To the further surprise of his teammates, Aone speaks up for Hinata, saying that Hinata is well-aware of his current skill level [10]. They continue to watch the match until Karasuno is officially declared the winner. By now, Aone and the others have realized that Karasuno's quick strike has evolved. Aone then signals to Futakuchi to go on ahead without him, and the latter complies.
He waits by the entrance of the court and approaches Hinata when Karasuno finally exits. Aone states he will be the one to stop Hinata in their match tomorrow, indirectly implying that both teams will defeat their next opponents. As he walks away, Aone hears Hinata answering his challenge. He looks back with a content smile before leaving [11]. Date Tech plays against Aoba Johsai the following day. They lost the first set and can't seem to close the two-point gap in the second set.
Now that the third-years retired, Date Tech is still adjusting with their new and inexperienced setter, Koganegawa. As a result, Aone and Futakuchi find themselves unable to coordinate with Koganegawa's overly high tosses [12].
Despite the setbacks, Date Tech lives up to their reputation as the "iron wall" and earns back points through their blocks.
Eventually, Aone pulls off a successful quick with Koganegawa "putting" the ball to his spike point [13]. Date Tech manages to keep the score close but ultimately fails to overturn the set when Iwaizumi breaks through their block to earn the match point for Aoba Johsai [14].
After the match, Aone and the rest meet up with the retired third-years to discuss their performance. When Koganegawa declares that he will stop all opponents no matter how tall or powerful they are, Aone corrects him saying those are not the only ones difficult to block. At that moment, Aone crosses path with Hinata once more. This time, neither say anything, with both sides knowing their promise to a match is no longer possible.
However, Aone is determined to face Hinata once more and stop him. Aone and the rest of Date Tech are in the midst of their routine practice when Coach Oiwake informs them of a upcoming practice match the following week. They are surprised to find their opponent to be Karasuno and become even more fired up [15]. When Karasuno arrived at Date Tech , Aone joins his teammates in greeting their opponents and Hinata in particular. Just before the match started, Aone had attempted to point out Asahi but was prevented from doing so by Futakuchi.
Once the practice match starts, Date Tech immediately puts up a three-man block on Asahi's back row attack even with Hinata acting as a decoy. It becomes apparent right away that the team has become even more skilled at using a bunch shift where the blockers are moving together to overwhelm the opposing spiker with sheer numbers. Following their block on Asahi, Aone and Futakuchi manage to match Hinata's speed and land a touch on the minus-tempo quick from the start although it would be called as a block-out attack in the end [16].
Date Tech continues to dominate the first set and eventually takes the set win while Karasuno is still experimenting with their newly learned techniques. Later during the fourth set, Aone reveals his recently acquired jump serve. He packs immense power in his serve and sends the ball over in a clean trajectory.
The serve unfortunately lands out of bounds, but it becomes clear that his serve is shaping up to be a powerful weapon once Aone improves his control [17]. Afterwards, Aone proves his reputation as a skilled read blocker by continuously shutting down Karasuno's attacks.
He accurately rules out Hinata's decoy from a glance and successfully blocks Daichi 's spike from a synchronized attack. However, Aone and the rest of Date Tech start to have a difficult time discerning the real spiker after Karasuno employs their blend and distract technique, in which Hinata slows down to match his teammate at first tempo.
Aone, Futakuchi, and Koganegawa are initially confused by Hinata's unusual play style and pay even more attention to him.
This causes a delay in their reaction to block Asahi's spike, which causes Date Tech to lose the fourth set [18]. Date Tech manages to remain calm and unfazed throughout four sets, but they are showing signs of impatience after Hinata throws off their timing. When Kageyama and Hinata suddenly pull out their minus-tempo quick again, Aone.
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He was the team captain and setter during the Interhigh, but retired afterwards. As of , he is a welder in Miyagi [1]. Standing at He has short curly black hair Dark brown in the manga , thick eyebrows and wide eyes with small black cat-like pupils. Though he was the captain of Date Tech, he wasn't stern with his teammates, and often had to rely on help from other members to control the juniors an example being when he required Futakuchi 's assistance to stop Aone when the latter points at Karasuno's ace, or vice versa when Futakuchi and Kamasaki start arguing. He usually became embarrassed instead of angry at the juniors' behavior and is generally somewhat of a timid person. However, whenever his team is losing in a match, he would encourage them and boost their confidence.
Kanji Koganegawa
The Ohgiminami volleyball team is presented with the chance to practice with one of the prefecture's most famous middle blockers and his numerous copies. Ohgiminami High 's coach, Ninomiya , bursts into the gym with the announcement that he has managed to get the team a practice match against Date Tech. While several of the players are shocked that they've managed to get a practice match with their reputation but others are grateful to finally have a practice match since it's not often they have one and that Date Tech is well known for having Aone as one of their blockers. At the time of the match, the team is surprised to see that Aone is indeed present but that there are also five other Aone's standing with him. When greeting Oiwake and Nametsu , Ninomiya asks why there are so many Aone's. Oiwake explains that Aone had once faced off against MK-2 as a practice partner and now there is a series of armored robots modeled after the original Aone but have their own unique characteristics the separate them from one another. Towada and the others questions where the human players are and one of the Aone robots answers that the rest of the team is in the hospital from suffering food poisoning and the androids are covering for them. With some of the players starting to get nervous, Towada tries to get everyone fired-up to play against such a strong challenger. Towada's first serve is received and the Aone androids quickly counter with powerful attacks.
Haikyuu: Where Each Character Ends Up By the Manga's Finale
Karasuno vs Date Tech was a match that took place during the 2nd round of the Miyagi Interhigh Prelims. The match ended in Karasuno's victory in straight sets. Kamasaki serves first and Daichi receives it. Oiwake watches Kageyama's movements as he sends the ball to Hinata.
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Aoba Johsai claims victory in the match against Date Tech. Karasuno prepares for the rematch against Aoba Johsai. Faced with blockers standing six foot tall or higher, Iwaizumi charges forward to attack. Koganegawa , Aone , and Futakuchi all jump to block Iwaizumi in hopes of shutting him down and allowing Date Tech to advance. Iwaizumi calls out Koganegawa's inexperience as a player before shooting the ball straight between the setters arms and landing the spike that allows Aoba Johsai to win the game. Iwaizumi is heavily praised by his team for the shot while Aone tries to comfort Koganegawa for his mistake.
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The episode premiered on August 3, The opening theme of this episode is Ah Yeah!! Karasuno manages to gain momentum in set 1 and steals the game For set two they perform a double rotation to get Hinata away from the Giant 7. While this frees up Hinata for more quick attacks, it also means the matches result will rely heavily on Asahi's ability to blast through the Iron Wall as he faces 7. When Hinata becomes the vanguard upfront, Karasuno is able to slowly increase their lead. However, Hinata rotates to the back with the score
Aone Takanobu
Futakuchi: What I'm saying is, I'm not worried at all. No other guy is gonna ask Aone out. Today's entries are Sasaya and Aone! I'm having way too much fun with the new style I'm using when decorating their pictures.
The Iron Wall Can Be Constructed Any Number of Times (Episode)
RELATED VIDEO: Aone speaking both dubbed and subbedWhile out for a drive, the members of Date Tech soon find themselves encountering spiritual beings. Proudly announcing that he has received his driver's license, Kamasaki offers to take Futakuchi out for a drive. Futakuchi naturally makes a wise remark about how this is a certain death threat since Kamasaki is a new driver and probably wouldn't be too cautious. Despite the comment on his driving, Kamasaki explains that Sasaya will be the one driving, instantly making Futakuchi consider accepting the drive knowing that Kamasaki won't be behind the wheel.
Growing Fast (Episode)
He plays as a middle blocker on the boys volleyball team and is famously known as the main pillar of the "Iron Wall". As of , he is a construction worker as well as a middle blocker for VC Date, a municipal team in Miyagi. Aone is cm tall and always wears a serious expression on his face. People often confuse his expression with a glare when he looks at them. Alongside his light hair color and large frame, his most outstanding feature is his missing eyebrows.
The episode premiered on January 9th, After the match, Karasuno reflects on their performance and seeks areas they could improve on. Tsukishima seeks help from his brother and coach on learning how to block spikers who are taller and stronger than him. Kageyama spies on Aoba Johsai and is astonished by Oikawa's skills as a setter.
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