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#14: Physical abnormalities (both visible and not, including
injuries/disabilities, long-term illness, food-intolerances, etc)

Were Hinata to answer this, he would say Kageyama is emotionally
disabled but we all know he’s making large strides in overcoming that issue.
However, when he was in elementary school he suffered a bad ankle break after
landing wrong while practicing in his backyard, which made him terrified that
he wouldn’t be strong enough to play volleyball. While at the doctor’s office
our young blueberry quite desperately clutched his coat and asked, “How do I
make my bones stronger?!” Startled, the doctor stammered out that he’d need to
make sure to consume a proper amount of calcium. Hence, Kageyama’s love of milk
(and really any dairy products) was born. When Karasuno makes it to Nationals,
he sends a thank you note to the doctor’s office for his advice.

#19: What do they think about before falling asleep at night?

This boy eats, drinks, breathes and lives volleyball, so there’s
no doubt it’s the first thing he thinks about before falling asleep, while
dreaming and the first thing he thinks of when he wakes up. His mind is always
going on it, running setting scenarios in his head, obsessing over timing, how
can he get better? If anything else makes it into his brain it’s quickly
consumed by all his thoughts of volleyball. No wonder the boy poor struggles in
school!

#49: Is this person were to get into a fist fight, what is their
fighting style like?

Unfortunately we’ve witness Kageyama’s fighting with Hinata, but that was
more of shouting/shoving match. If someone were to really come at him, I think he would hesitate to hit them due to
concern of hurting his hands. His hands are very important and while, yes, he
has other talent on the court, he’s the primary setter. He knows Suga can
handle stepping in but he “won’t lose” to him and damaging his hands in one
step in that direction. So I think he would dodge, maybe try to subdue them
another way or (secretly) hope that one of the second or third years happen by
(since they’re pretty much always together in some capacity) to give him a
literal hand; preferably Noya because the boy may be short but he knows how to
fight.