Power – 91/100
This man's spikes and serves aren't just fast—they're vengeful. He's bruising wrists, cracking sound barriers (not really), and Ukai's letting him because no one can block it yet.
Jumping – 83/100
He's got ups. Not Hinata-tier, but he gets there. More about timing and efficiency than raw airtime. And trust—he's saving his vertical for critical moments.
Stamina – 92/100
First one in, last one out. Morning practices? No problem. Double drills? Bring it. This guy thrives on exhaustion like it owes him money.
Game Sense – 69/100
He's not Kageyama or Sugawara yet, but he's fast-tracking hard. Reading plays, baiting opponents, calling Counter-Tempo mid-rally? He's beginning to feel the flow.
Technique – 79/100
His back sets are already near elite. Receives are sharp, spikes are clean. Not perfect, but you can tell this guy was built to ball. He's remembering how.
Speed – 76/100
He's no blur like Nishinoya or Hinata, but he glides through the chaos with purpose. He's efficient, not flashy—but don't let that fool you, he will beat you to the ball.
Mental Fortitude / Resolve – 93/100
This man asked to break his body again. He's challenging trauma with training. That's not just grit—that's a mission statement.