#sports anime underclassmen
This is based on how likely the underclassman in question is to START problems. For instance, if there exists a problem, it is unlikely that any help will come from Kunimi, Kemma, Suna, or Shirabu. But they don’t often create their own problems.
Aone is low on the Trouble Scale because despite his pointing habit, he is not trying to start trouble (probably?). And he does help solve problems for the real trouble underclassman on that team (*cough* Futakuchi *cough*). A similar concept applies to Takao and Himuro. They would start drama. But they also de-escalate and mitigate Midorima/Murasakibara trouble.
Akashi is not an underclassman in terms of team hierarchy. Hence, in a way, he is a model team player/underclassman. On the other hand, if someone HAD to captain him, there would be a Problem.
The Uncrowned Kings and the Miya Twins are counted as a group. They are troublesome on their own, but the real problems start when you put them together. If the Miracles were counted as a unit, they would be 100 feet to the right of the device you are viewing this post on.
Yurio wins, because at least none of the others left the country unannounced. At age 15. With no adult supervision. While being a world star. #getYakovbloodpressuremedication2k21
