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: This chapter marks a turning point where Karasuno begins to assemble the necessary components—a coach and a reliable defense—to regain their former status as a powerhouse.

: After persistent efforts from Takeda, Keishin Ukai—the grandson of the legendary former coach—finally agrees to coach the Karasuno team. His decision is prompted by Takeda's mention of an upcoming practice match against Karasuno’s old rival, Nekoma. : This chapter marks a turning point where

In , titled "A Demon of Practicing," the story focuses on the team's ongoing search for a coach and the intense training of the libero, Nishinoya. Plot Summary In , titled "A Demon of Practicing," the

: Tanaka notices that Nishinoya is covered in bruises. It is revealed that Nishinoya has been relentlessly practicing "block-following"—a grueling technique to ensure the ball stays in play even when blocked—demonstrating his intense commitment to the team's defense. Key Themes & Analysis Key Themes & Analysis : By securing Keishin

: By securing Keishin Ukai as a coach, the narrative sets the stage for the legendary rivalry with Nekoma High to be rekindled.

: The humor in the chapter, such as Hinata's fascination with Asahi's beard and the "Rolling Thunder" gag with Nishinoya, provides a lighthearted contrast to the high-stakes sports drama.

: The chapter highlights the internal struggle of Asahi Azumane, the team's "glass-hearted" ace. Hinata meets him for the first time and is surprised by his mature appearance, initially mistaking him for a teacher.