“Haikyu!! Touch the Dream,” a mobile game based on the anime series “Haikyu!!,” will launch on February 28th, allowing fans to experience the excitement of the show through gameplay

Haikyu!! is a popular manga series that has been adapted into a television anime by Production I.G. The series follows the journey of a high school volleyball team as they strive to become the best in the country. The first season of the anime premiered in April 2014 and was met with critical acclaim, paving the way for the subsequent seasons that followed.

The second season of Haikyu!! aired in October 2015, and the third season premiered a year later in October 2016. The third season was particularly well-received by fans and critics alike, with its intense matches and character development earning high praise.

In January 2020, the fourth season of Haikyu!! premiered under the title Haikyu!! To The Top. The first half of the season was well-received by fans and featured some of the most intense and emotional moments of the series to date. However, the second half of the season, consisting of episodes 14 to 25, was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fans eagerly awaited the release of the remaining episodes, which eventually premiered in October 2020.

The Haikyu!! manga series was created by Haruichi Furudate and debuted in 2011. The series quickly gained popularity and became one of the most successful sports manga of all time. The manga ended its run in July 2020, with the final volume, volume 45, published by Shueisha in November 2020.

English versions of the manga are available through Viz Media, which publishes the series digitally and in print. The publisher also releases new chapters of the manga simultaneously with their Japanese release digitally. MANGA Plus, a free manga app and website, also publishes the manga digitally in English, allowing fans from around the world to enjoy the series.

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