Yūto Kosaku (Japanese:
Appearance[]
Kosaku has short brown hair, thick eyebrows, and grey eyes. Despite him being taller than the average Japanese high school student, he is quite short compared to his teammates.
Personality[]
Not much is known about Kosaku's personality, but he seems like a friendly but competitive teammate, as he cheered Riseki on during his serve.
Plot[]
Tokyo Nationals Arc[]
Near the end of the first set, Kosaku is subbed in for Ōmimi. As the serve goes, Daichi predicts it is going to drop but still makes an attempt to receive it and succeeds, but with difficulty. After Karasuno manages to win the rally, Kosaku apologizes to his teammates for not being able to aim at Tanaka like he had planned but they don't blame him. When he is subbed in again during the second set, Kosaku remembers back to his goal to aim at Tanaka, which he successfully attempts and gets delighted as he does so. Following their loss, Inarizaki bows to Karasuno.
Statistics[]
His statistics are unknown. However, it is known that he has a powerful jump serve.
Relationships[]
Inarizaki High[]
- Inarizaki High: Kosaku works well with the team.
Trivia[]
- Kosaku shared his Japanese and English voice actors with other characters.
- He shared his Japanese voice actor with Masahiko Inuhata, Kikutaro Masumoto, and Heisuke Riseki.
- He shared his English voice actor with Aoi Himekawa.
- He is named after the Corsac Fox, also known as "コサックギツネ" or kosakku gitsune (with his name spelt with one k instead of two k's).
- Nomenclature:
- Yūto (裕渡) – Yutaka Passed
- Kosaku (小作) – Small Work