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What the colors in team jerseys mean and symbolize; thread
Shiratorizawa - Violet
Violet is often associated with royalty. Back then, the pigment to make this color was difficult to obtain and therefore very expensive. Which is why only the rich and royals were the ones who can obtain it.
Violet is often associated with royalty. Back then, the pigment to make this color was difficult to obtain and therefore very expensive. Which is why only the rich and royals were the ones who can obtain it.
Up until Karasuno defeated them, Shiratorizawa was the most powerful school in their perfecture. They were almost untouchable and instilled both fear and respect from other schools, very much how a lot of monarchy worked back then.
Karasuno - Orange
Orange is the color of encouragement. It offers emotional strength and help us to bounce back from disappointments. The color also stimulates & #39;gut reaction& #39; or our gut instincts.
Orange is the color of encouragement. It offers emotional strength and help us to bounce back from disappointments. The color also stimulates & #39;gut reaction& #39; or our gut instincts.
It& #39;s all known to us that Karasuno has been through many downs, but they always picked themselves up. They& #39;re also known for their crazy plays, which relates to the gut instincts that their jersey color stimulates.
Nekoma - Red
Red is the color of blood. The color is also a highly visible color that is able to focus attention quickly and get people to make quick decisions.
Red is the color of blood. The color is also a highly visible color that is able to focus attention quickly and get people to make quick decisions.
Nekoma is known for their receives and that& #39;s because all their players are able to react quickly and focus their attention on the ball.
(Red is also the color of passion and lust which is probably why there are so many Kuroo fuckers)
(Red is also the color of passion and lust which is probably why there are so many Kuroo fuckers)
Seijoh - Turquoise
Turquoise is a has strong powers of observation and perception and can be quite discriminating. It also echarges our spirits during times of mental stress and tiredness, alleviating feelings of loneliness.
Turquoise is a has strong powers of observation and perception and can be quite discriminating. It also echarges our spirits during times of mental stress and tiredness, alleviating feelings of loneliness.
Seijoh is an obsvervant team. All of the players, namely Oikawa and Matsukawa, has been shown to observe their opponent and made plays to counter them. It& #39;s interesting that their color is an irony of what they felt, especially Oikawa, when they lost to Shiratorizawa many times.
Dateko - Teal
Teal is a cautious color, not impulsive and doesn’t take unnecessary risks. Teal personality is to think before acting. On the flip side, it prone to overthinking every situation. It may think too much instead of acting on it& #39;s desires.
Teal is a cautious color, not impulsive and doesn’t take unnecessary risks. Teal personality is to think before acting. On the flip side, it prone to overthinking every situation. It may think too much instead of acting on it& #39;s desires.
Dateko are very good at read blocking and this is possible because they process what they see and make necessary actions for it. However, as we saw on their practice match against Karasuno, it was also the cause of their loss.
Fukurodani - Gold
Gold is a color that& #39;s confident, passionate and eye-catching, and draws attention to itself. The negative side of the color gold is that it exhibits a fear of failure.
Gold is a color that& #39;s confident, passionate and eye-catching, and draws attention to itself. The negative side of the color gold is that it exhibits a fear of failure.
Fukurodani is a team that demands to be cheered on, mostly due to Bokuto& #39;s influence. But even without Bokuto, this team is confident that they will win. We have also seen the insecurities the players experience, especially Akaashi and Bokuto.
GOLD IS ALSO THE COLOR OF THE WINNER AND THAT& #39;S WHY FUKURODANI WON NATIONALS END OF THREAD