All Blue Lock characters: names, height, age and zodiac signs

Most of Blue Lock's characters are schoolchildren, young football players participating in the Blue Prison project, in which there can only be one winner. The entire plot of the anime and manga is built on fierce competition and the thirst for victory, for which sooner or later each of the guys will have to go over their heads. Of course, there was a place in the story for adult heroes and several pretty girls.

This article contains all the information that will allow you to get to know the characters of the Blue Prison better: names, ages, heights, birthdays, zodiac signs and cost with the team name.

There is a separate article on our website with all the details. for season 3 of Blue Lock.

Girls from Blue Lock

There are not many female characters from Blue Lock, and these girls are mostly in secondary roles. However, some of them were awarded a certain influence on the main characters, received emotional moments with their participation, or were remembered by the audience for some bright scene or funny joke.

Ani Thierry

A rookie recruited to Blue Lock by the Japan Football Association. She received the nicknames “errand girl” and “Ani-chan”. Most of her colleagues perceive Ani only as a dreamer with big breasts and openly ridicule her, but the woman does not give up on her dream - to see Japan win the World Cup - and continues to treat football with passion, and her work with responsibility and professionalism.

Koyuki Chigiri

Koyuki Chigiri is Hyoma's older sister, first appearing during the match between the Blue Lock and U-20 teams. Koyuki has a cheerful disposition, actively supporting her little brother in sports and enthusiastically cheering for him along with Neneko, calling out to him from the stands. Before Hyoma became a participant in the Blue Prison Project, the older Chigiri would help him style his hair in the mornings, which became a kind of part of the boy's morning routine.

Neneko Chigiri

Neneko Chigiri is Hyoma and Koyuki's mother, who came with her daughter to support her son during the match against the Japanese junior team. Neneko is given little attention in the story, but is shown to be a kind and thoughtful woman who genuinely supports Hyoma in his quest to become a better soccer player. In her first appearance, she waves to her son from the stands and films him, wanting to encourage him.

Yu Bachira

Yu Bachira is Meguru Bachira's mother and a famous Japanese artist whose professionalism has been recognized by society. Yu unconditionally supports her son in his football career and is sincerely proud of his achievements. This woman is famous for her kind, caring and energetic character, elegance and skill, which are referenced in the kanji of her name, and is also very similar to Meguru in appearance.

Other female characters:

Some of the girls from Blue Prison: Blue Lock appear in the plot episodically, or the film adaptation has not yet reached the events in which they participate. Because of this, they often lack pictures and details, so these wonderful heroines are collected in a separate list below:

• Iyo Isagi
• Mahiru Naruhaya
• Junko Hieri
• Sina Naruhaya

Blue Lock Boys

The male characters of Blue Lock amaze the audience with their spirit and love for football. These young athletes show incredible skill, dedication and a desire to win during matches. At the same time, there are also cunning and calculating adults in their ranks who decide the fate of Japanese football and young footballers in particular.

Yoichi Isagi

Yoichi Isagi is the main character of Blue Lock, who got into the project after his team lost, which he believes was due to his own mistake. At the beginning of his involvement in Blue Prison, he was not very confident in his actions and ability to be selfish, but later begins to act cold-blooded and ruthless. Currently ranked 15th among 300 original participants in the project. Isagi has excellent vision of the field, which allows him to “read the game” and predict the actions of his opponents, while at the same time building his team’s play.

Reske Kira

Young and promising in football, Resuke at the beginning of the story joins the Blue Prison Project with Yoichi Isagi, wanting to prove Ego wrong and the importance of team play. Being focused on confirming his own beliefs rather than winning, he drops out at the first test and blames others for his loss.

Meguru Bachira

The capricious Meguru follows his instincts when playing, and originally intended to find soccer opponents with a "monster" inside him, so he could play with them. He later changes his goal and wants to become a better striker by overcoming his childhood trauma. As a result, Bachira was afraid of being alone and once got himself an imaginary “monster”. Among the other Blue Prison players, he stands out for his dribbling skills and good passing.

Renske Kunigami

A young forward who strives to become the best striker and superhero of football. Before his departure from the Blue Lock project and subsequent return, Renske was a very moral person and a passionate football player who did not tolerate dishonest or dirty tricks. After his encounter with Ryusei Shido, his personality and playstyle undergoes changes, and the young man becomes harsher and colder.

Hema Chigiri

A young prodigy who suffered a leg injury in the past, which affected his attitude and play in football. Initially, he either kept his participation in the project to a minimum or avoided active actions, but after meeting Isagi and his inspiring words, he lets go of his fears. Due to his feminine appearance and incredible speed, he received the nicknames “kunoichi” and “princess”. He is one of the fastest players in the project.

Jingo Raichi

Raichi is the most hot-tempered football player in the Blue Lock project, whose distinctive feature is his sharp, shark-like teeth. Jingo is quite emotional, prone to shouting and arguing about any issue and at first belittling the rest of the team, but later sacrifices his status as a striker to inspire his comrades, showing that he can change.

Wataru Quon

Wataru founded a soccer club in middle school and used this experience to come up with strategic moves for his team during matches. At first glance, Kuon seemed nice and sincere to his teammates, ready to help the common cause, but in reality, this guy betrayed them for the sake of his own survival. Later, he still contributed to the victory by holding Nagi at a decisive moment.

Gin Gagamaru

A frivolous football player currently playing for Bastard Munchen as a goalkeeper. Gin is originally from Wakayama Prefecture and has been interested in football since he was 12 years old. During his third selection he showed outstanding abilities as a goalkeeper and has played in this position ever since, although he initially aspired to become a top striker. In his new role, he proved himself to be a reliable player who can be relied upon.

Yudai Imamura

Yudai is one of the characters in the Blue Lock anime, a participant in the project who was eliminated in the second selection. In both the anime and manga, he received little screen time, since he did not reach the third selection. At the beginning, he played among the members of Z. He is a rather energetic guy and stated that his strengths as a football player are speed and technique, but he did not demonstrate anything outstanding.

Gurimu Igarashi

Unlike most characters in the Blue Lock manga, Gurimu decided to participate in the project not only because of his ambitions as a football player, but also to avoid inheriting the temple from his priest father. An interesting feature of the guy is the habit of wearing swimming trunks with hearts under his uniform when he goes to bed. Received the nickname Igaguri from his comrades.

Okuhito Iemon

A caring goalkeeper from Z who was eliminated in the second selection. Okuhito loved helping his teammates and trained with them until the very end. Iemon volunteered to help with setting up the cones on the practice field and explaining tactics when needed. He proved himself to be a strong goalkeeper, despite playing as a forward in high school.

Asahi Naruhaya

Asahi competed in Blue Lock, but quickly dropped out. Narukhaya lost his parents, but also had many brothers and sisters to care for. During his fateful match with Nagi and Isagi, the guy was well aware that losing would mean the end of his participation in the project. Asahi understood that he was losing to Baro, and he would definitely not be chosen, which is what happened.

Jinpachi Ego

The creator and director of the Blue Lock project, Jinpachi, formerly played for Bastard Munchen along with Noel Noah, but later their relationship deteriorated, and the men became de facto enemies. Ego wants to prove his strength to his former comrade, and therefore is interested in finding and cultivating the ideal scorer. He has an intimidating appearance and usually does not show his emotions.

Baro Shoei

In "Blue Lock", Baro became the first serious opponent for Isagi, he is a very arrogant and selfish player by nature, a talent capable of scoring goals from great distances. Shoei prefers to play independently and perceives the rest of the team as secondary figures. Isagi symbolically lost, after which he changed his approach, trying to “devour Yoichi’s football.” He has all the necessary skills to become one of the best scorers in the Blue Prison, his long-range shots are especially dangerous.

Ikki Niko

A Blue Lock player who excels in tactical thinking and the ability to bring out the strengths of his teammates. Niko is confident in his abilities as a tactician and openly declares his superiority, but is not arrogant and respects people with similar traits. He easily adapts to circumstances during matches and changes his style.

Hibiki Okawa

Hibiki was a star of Sennou High School and took part in the Blue Lock Project, but was eliminated during the First Selection along with most of the Y members. The kanji of the character's first and last name can be deciphered as "demon of the sound of the great river". The guy's strong point is self-control and keeping calm, and he began playing soccer at the age of 5.

Keisuke Wanima

The younger twin brother of Junichi Wanima, who was eliminated in the first selection, like most of the W members. Like his elder brother, he puts himself above others and only acknowledges his twin brother. Keisuke is brash, sarcastic, prone to squabbles and is a typical striker who strives to score as many goals as possible.

Junichi Vanima

Junichi came to the Blue Prison with his younger brother Keisuke, cherishing the dream of becoming the best striker. Unfortunately, his twin dropped out in the first selection, and Vanima Sr. decided to move on for his sake. Unlike Keisuke, Junichi is silent and barely spoke during the first selection, communicating through facial expressions and grunts.

Zantetsu Tsurugi

Zantetsu managed to pass the Second Selection and is currently playing in Paris X Gen. He wears glasses that give him a smart appearance, but in reality he is not very smart and received the nickname "baka Zantetsu" from Nagi and Reo. At the same time, Tsurugi is a cool and calm guy, he is a winger in the team and has an ace up his sleeve in the form of speed and a powerful and accurate shot with his left foot.

Seishiro Nagi

Nagi is one of the most talented players in the Blue Lock project, although he is a rather lazy young man. Initially, Seishiro did not bother and treated football lightly and with boredom, but after the match with Z and the loss to Isagi, he begins to train seriously and becomes interested in the status of the best player. He has an excellent sense of goal, so he is always in the right place to deliver the finishing blow.

Reo Mikage

As the heir to the Mikage Corporation, with billions in assets, Reo easily gets almost everything he's tired of. Inspired by a video he accidentally saw, the guy began to cherish the dream of winning the World Championship. While studying at an elite school, he met the talented Nagi, with whom he began playing football, intending to advance further in this field.

Rin Itoshi

Rin is the best candidate for the striker, who is the goal of the project, and the strongest football player of Blue Lock. Initially, Itoshi's goal was to take revenge on his brother by defeating him, but later he changed his priorities and decided to become a first-class striker who will sweep away all competitors in his path. Unlike the other participants, he skillfully manipulates his comrades and, like a real puppeteer, uses them to win, like puppets.

Sae Itoshi

Rin's older brother, who used to dream of becoming the best striker and player in the world. After leaving Japan and playing in a professional league in Spain, he changes his priorities and becomes a first-class midfielder, realizing the weakness of the Japanese team. Rin dreams of defeating Sae because he considers him a traitor to their dream, and later the brothers still face each other in a match.

Jubei Areu

Proud Jubei is one of the tallest characters in the Blue Prison, very concerned about his appearance. He likes to look and do everything stylishly, and also shows sympathy for people with a sense of style and good taste. He does not hesitate to ask questions and give compliments to others on this topic, but is embarrassed by his name, considering it unstylish and old-fashioned. Thanks to his acrobatics, he confidently plays on the second floor not only with his head, but can reach the ball in situations where defenders can only watch him.

Aoshi Tokimitsu

Aoshi is one of the physically strongest among the project participants, but by nature he is very timid and fearful, as well as simple. Tokimitsu is shy and often unsure of himself, but when there is no reason for anxiety or stress, he shows himself to be a cheerful and friendly guy who loves to “sprinkle” interesting facts from the world of football.

Ryusei Shido

A member of the Blue Lock Project who is prone to violence and plays football to feel fulfilled. Ryusei sees it as an opportunity to make his mark on the world and scoring goals after goals is his primary goal. For all the toxicity and aggressiveness in his behavior, he is well aware of this and is able to praise a good opponent.

Kenya Yukimiya

Kenya suffers from optic neuropathy and strives to achieve top striker status before the disease progresses to a new phase. During the third selection, he took 5th place among the participants in the “Blue Prison”, he stands out for his stubbornness and determination, but at the same time he can make fun of his opponents and declares that he is a pacifist.

Eita Otoya

During the third selection, Eita managed to take 4th place and currently plays as a right-back for FC Barcha. Otoya is calm in nature and rarely under stress, takes ridicule easily and is confident in his abilities, but is able to recognize the talents of his opponent. He has incredible speed and reaction time, which he actively uses during the match.

Kurona Ranze

Kurona is quiet and prefers to help his teammates rather than take personal initiative during a match. Ranze doesn't talk much and is embarrassed by his shark teeth, but behind the guy's silence lies a sweet nature. Kurona also doesn't like conflicts and generally behaves quite calmly. Among the members of the national team, he also stands out for his short stature.

Gene Kiera

One of the members of Blue Lock, currently playing in the German Bastard Munchen. In the project I managed to pass the second selection and move on to the third. The kanji for Jin's name means "blade" and Kiera's last name means "pure silk cloth". Outwardly, he looks like a short and slender guy with dark and curly hair covering his left eye with bangs.

Don Lorenzo

Don Lorenzo is an Italian defender in Ubers and a member of the New Generation World XI whose life revolves around money. The young man sincerely believes that everything can be bought, and money opens any doors, and this kind of thinking originated in him during his difficult childhood on the street. At the same time, Lorenzo is a team player who clearly knows his role and does not go beyond it, thereby earning respect from his comrades.

Leonardo Luna

Leonardo first appears in episode 23 of the anime, when he arrives at Blue Lock as part of Team World 5 to assess the potential of the remaining members of the project. Luna is a professional football player who plays for the Spanish national team and hides arrogance, sarcasticity and a tendency to insult others behind her pleasant appearance.

Dada Silva

Dada Silva is a member of Team World 5 and plays for the Brazilian national football team. He is a tall, strongly built man with good jumping ability and physical strength. In terms of character, Silva is not far removed from his World Five comrades and behaves arrogantly. He loves to throw insults and unceremoniously crushes opponents with his abilities.

Adam Blake

A top scorer in the Premier League and an English club player, Adam represents the England national team and is part of Team World 5. His Japanese voice actor is Daisuke Takahashi, and in the English dub the character is voiced by Jason Liebrecht. Adam is a tall and slender athlete who initially did not take the Blue Lock team seriously, but later changed his mind.

Julian Lockey

Julion, a gifted young footballer from France, initially arrives at Blue Lock to evaluate the abilities of the latest members of the project, but later returns to train them and compete in the Neo Egoist League as the main striker and coach of the French national team Stratum. Among his comrades, he is the most mature and did not insult his opponents from the Blue Prison.

Pablo Cavazos

Pablo is a player of the Argentine national team, a short young man with a baby face, rainbow-dyed hair and freckles on his face. Cavazos has a mania for being the cutest guy of 23 years old, and he also has a craving for everything cute, although sometimes he can be rude. Has similarities to the real-life player Lionel Messi in origin, height and professional standing.

Noel Noah

A striker from France and a professional football player who became Isagi's idol and mentor. For his calm behavior and calmness, he received the nickname “Cyborg” from his colleagues. Noel was born in slums and poverty, so he took football seriously all his life, since it was virtually the only chance to change his situation.

Hitoroshi Buratsuta

Hitoroshi Buratsuta is the chairman of the Japan Football Association, who views football as a business and is primarily concerned with finances and image. In particular, he firmly believed that the Japanese national team would never win an international competition, and advocated a tactic of stagnation and stagnation. During a match between Blue Lock and the Japanese junior team, Hitoroshi was amazed by the skill and determination of the young Blue Prison players and was subsequently humiliated in front of his colleagues, who no longer took him seriously.

Gen Fukaku

Gen Fukaku is a player for the Japanese U20 national team, playing as a goalkeeper and receiving almost the most important role in the team during games. In his second season, he played against Blue Lock players and on the field he showed himself to be a skilled athlete and a serious and laconic person, who knows what and how to do to lead his teammates to victory. During matches, he prefers to use a volley to get the ball as far away from the goal as possible.

Haru Hayate

Haru Hayate is a midfielder for the Japanese youth team, possessed by an incredible passion for football. Compared to his teammates, he was the tallest player and wanted to compete only at a high level, showing himself on the field as a confident and formidable athlete, capable of exerting strong psychological pressure on the opponent. He has the skill to identify the most dangerous forwards in the opposing team, which he actively uses to help his teammates and the subsequent victory.

Itsuki Wakatsuki

Itsuki Wakatsuki is a footballer for the Japanese youth national team, playing as a defensive midfielder. Due to this specialization on the sports field, the young man is more focused on defense than direct attack, and is also well-developed physically and is excellent at reasoning on the defensive topic and building a clear plan for protecting his goal. He wears the official U-20 jersey with the number six in all matches.

Kazuma Nio

Kazuma Nio is a stopper for the Japanese U-20 team who plays against Blue Lock in the second season of the series. True to his role on the field, Nio has great strength, a powerful physique, and is able to "push" his opponents into playing by his rules and not giving him the initiative. He is a rather aggressive person by nature, prone to character rivalry, and loves to arrange peculiar physical duels, which Rin Itoshi quickly figured out and used to the advantage of Blue Prison.

Kento Cho

Kento Cho is a member of the Japanese junior team who plays against Blue Lock in Part 2 of the anime. He is a quiet man, but is extremely useful to his teammates. During the game, his main advantage is his height, which he actively uses against enemy players. He plays as a winger and quickly attacks the opponent's goal, being a powerful striker.

Miroku Darai

Miroku Darai is one of the members of the Japanese U-20 team who plays against Blue Prison in the second season of the adaptation. On the playing field, he tries to anticipate the opponent's moves and block their path, thereby completely controlling the entire sports field. He plays the role of a serious defender, focusing on defensive actions, soberly assessing his weaknesses and strengths, and rarely participating in the attack.

Oliver Iku

Oliver Iku was the captain and center back of the Japanese U20 team when he first appeared, playing against Blue Prison. As a child, he had similar views to Jimpachi Ego's philosophy, dreaming of becoming the best striker, but under the influence of others, he broke down and changed his position, abandoning this goal. However, although he played solely for the sake of others, he promised himself that if a "true striker" appeared, he would help him shine and win Japan's victory.

Shuto Sendo

Shuto Sendou is one of Blue Lock's opponents in Season 2, who played as a forward during the match against Blue Prison. His playing style has led to harsh criticism from Sae Itoshi, who was dissatisfied with Shuto's goals, which offended him. Sendou is prone to arrogance, aims far, strives for victory, and genuinely believes himself to be the best forward, not tolerating criticism on the subject.

Teppei Nehru

Teppei Neru is one of the members of the Japan U-20 team and the main characters' opponent in Season XNUMX. He is cheerful in nature, but at the same time he is a serious defender and has high speed, as well as the ability to explosively accelerate, which allows him to quickly catch up with an enemy player, successfully get around him and intercept the ball. At the same time, he is weak against an attack from two attackers at the same time, as he cannot control their actions.

Teru Kitsunezato

Teru Kitsunezato is one of the players of the Japanese youth team, who first appeared fully in the second season of the series. Teru is a person who can be trusted, both in terms of the game and in friendship. He plays as a winger and primarily attacks the enemy goal. His main weapons are his explosive character and the ability to attack the opponent from behind during the rally, which has helped his teammates in matches more than once.

Other male characters:

There are a lot of guys from Blue Prison, and the creators were not able to give each of them enough screen time. Because of this, some of the young men do not have enough details or there is no picture. These guys are collected in a separate list below:

• Yukio Ishikai
• Tabito Karasu
• Issei Isagi
• Michael Kaiser
• Shingen Tanaka
• Kairu Saramada
• Kyohei Shiguma
• Hajime Nishioka
• Nanase Nijiro
• Yasumori Hoichi
• Hiori E
• Alexis Ness
• Himizu Aiki
• Akira Endoji

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