#ThankYouHaikyuu trends online as the sports manga finishes last chapter
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Fans of sports anime and manga "Haikyuu" made the hashtags #ThankYouHaikyuu and #ThankYouFurudate trend on Twitter as the manga closed its final chapter last July 19.
After eight years, 45 volumes, and 402 chapters, beloved sports manga Haikyuu finally published its last chapter on July 19, 2020.
8 years, 45 volumes, & 402 chapters later#thankyouhaikyuu #thankyoufurudate pic.twitter.com/TiKNCg7Ymm
-- 🏹 𝘳 𝘦 𝘪 𝘯 𝘢 ┊ thank you furudate (@reinacilla) July 19, 2020
Fans of the manga took to Twitter to express their love by making the hashtag #ThankYouHaikyuu trend in the said platform.
Take a look at their tweets below:
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”#ThankYouHaikyuu pic.twitter.com/EeetGq1EoE
-- 𝑺𝒊𝒏 ★ (@PridefuISin) July 19, 2020
#ThankYouHaikyuu is currently the No.1 trending topic WORLDWIDE! pic.twitter.com/gu9QVv2EaQ
-- HAIKYU!!=͟͟͞͞🏐 (@Haikyu_EN) July 19, 2020
HAIKYUU 402 SPOILER
-- Gabs ツ ᴮᴸᴹ (@GabsDez) July 19, 2020
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A great duo for 8 years 😭 #ThankYouHaikyuu #ThankYouFurudate pic.twitter.com/glj6hQAG3D
The hashtag #ThankYouFurudate also became a trending topic on Twitter as fans thanked mangaka Haruichi Furudate who wrote and illustrated Haikyuu.
thank you for so much happiness!!!! #ThankYouHaikyuu #ThankYouFurudate pic.twitter.com/2MoB4qyLd4
-- mii 🎉 THANK YOU HQ!!!!!! (@mieillee) July 19, 2020
THANK YOU for the past 8 great year journey. Thank you for bring us to so much joy. Thank you for connect me back to playing volleyball again sensei! 😭🧡🙇 #ハイキュー #Haikyuu#ハイキューありがとう#ありがとう古舘先生#ThankYouHaikyuu #ThankYouFurudate pic.twitter.com/gABphhtov7
-- JADE🏐🦎🥟 TY HQ!!! survived 402 ✌️ (@pooniverse) July 19, 2020
with all the farewell pieces.. here's mine thats a bit more personal 💞 im glad i grew up with haikyuu and their stories will live in my mind forever, rent free #ThankYouHaikyuu #ThankYouFurudate pic.twitter.com/iTDQ42wCvC
-- 🍋sae(joh) 🍃 matsukawa come collect me (@lemonpuree) July 19, 2020
The 2012 manga series tells the story of high school volleyball players Shoyo Hinata and Tobio Kageyama and their struggles to reach the top of their game.
The anime is currently on its fourth season and is available for binge-watching on Netflix.
