KLab is preparing to launch their popular volleyball game, Haikyu!! Fly High, to a worldwide audience. The mobile game Haikyu!! Fly High is set for release on July 31st. It is based on the beloved Japanese manga and anime series HAIKYU!!.

The mobile title Haikyu!! Fly High is a collaborative effort between Prophet Games and Garena. Utilizing KLab's Overseas Game Development Support Model, the company secures licenses from Japanese IP holders and partners with international publishers to develop and launch games outside of Japan. This is great news for players everywhere!

Fly High with the Haikyu!! Team!

In Haikyu!! Fly High, you can collect and train your favorite characters to assemble dream teams. This team-based RPG allows anime fans to build their ultimate squads and enjoy breathtaking 3D visuals that faithfully capture the energy of the original series.

Once your team is formed, you can focus on developing each character's abilities. Upon launch, the game will feature full Japanese or English voiceovers, delivering an authentic and high-quality experience straight from the anime world.

Haikyu!! Fly High will launch in North America, Latin America, Europe, and Southeast Asia. All players who pre-register will receive a valuable launch-day gift pack containing Recruit Tickets, Diamonds, Gold, training items, and a special Shoyo Hinata Chat Frame.

Are You a Fan of the Anime or Manga?

The HAIKYU!! series first began in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in February 2012. Created by Haruichi Furudate, the manga continued for eight and a half years, concluding in July 2020 with 45 published volumes.

The anime adaptation premiered in 2014, with four seasons airing by the end of 2020. In February 2024, HAIKYU!! returned with a new movie focusing on the intense rivalry between Karasuno High School and Nekoma High School, famously known as The Dumpster Battle.

If you're a fan of the series or volleyball in general, now is the perfect time to pre-register for the game. You can find it now on the Google Play Store.

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