Haikyu!! Fly High gets official launch date for global release

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  • Haikyu!! Fly High now has an official global release date for July 31st
  • Experience full 3D animated volleyball matchups
  • Create a roster of your favourite characters in new strategic matchups, each using iconic moves

The long-awaited mobile version of Haikyu!!, Garena’s rendition of the popular anime about volleyball, now has a confirmed release date for both iOS and Android platforms. Mark your calendars for July 31st as you gear up to experience the thrilling peaks and valleys of high school volleyball right in the palm of your hand, along with all the beloved characters that fans have grown attached to over time.

To clarify for those feeling bewildered, let’s visualize it this way: Haikyu is a well-known shonen sports anime and manga that revolves around volleyball. Contrary to the simple premise, it’s far from dull. We journey alongside Shoyo Hinata and Tobio Kageyama, his rival and friend, as they strive to elevate their school’s team to success.

Enthusiasts of the series will find nearly everything they desire in Fly High, boasting beautifully rendered 3D graphics depicting volleyball games and an extensive character roster featuring athletes from every corner of the series, even catering to those who appreciate the least mainstream figures.

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Haikyu!! Fly High is also set to feature voiceovers from both the English and Japanese cast, meaning you can enjoy it in the same anime-quality tone as you would if you were watching the show itself. Characters will also reenact signature moves and manoeuvres as part of each match, letting you build your own fantasy lineup for thrilling matches ripped straight from the series.

Haikyu!! Fly High focuses on delivering a close-up, thrilling gameplay experience that mirrors the excitement from the show, and I bet plenty of fans can’t wait to spend countless hours exploring the game’s diverse modes and competitions.

By using more conversational language and simplifying some terms, this version maintains the original meaning while making it easier for readers to understand.

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2025-07-11 18:48