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,Ltd. ©2024 All Rights Reserved. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Crunchyroll logoCrunchyroll logoMenuDropdown menuLoaderUpdate your web browser!Oh no! It looks like you’re using a web browser we don’t support! Please consider updating your internet browser to unlock thousands of anime titles!Get ChromeGet FirefoxGet SafariGet Edge Blue Lock Wiki | Fandom Blue Lock Wiki Explore Main Page Discuss All Pages Community Interactive Maps Recent Blog Posts Media Manga Blue Lock (Manga) List of Chapters Blue Lock - Episode Nagi (Manga) Anime Blu-ray & DVD Releases Stage Play Music Chaos ga Kiwamaru WINNER Judgement Numbness like a ginger Books Blue Lock Character Book EGOIST BIBLE Blue Lock 1 (Novel) Blue Lock: Tatakai no Mae, Bokura wa. Blue Lock: Tatakai no Mae, Bokura wa. Isagi, Nagi, Bachira Blue Lock: Tatakai no Mae, Bokura wa. Chigiri, Reo, Rin Authors Muneyuki Kaneshiro Yusuke Nomura Popularity Polls Characters Japan Football Union Jinpachi Ego Anri Teieri Hirotoshi Buratsuta Yasumori Houichi Blue Lock Team Z Yoichi Isagi Meguru Bachira Rensuke Kunigami Hyoma Chigiri Gin Gagamaru Jingo Raichi Gurimu Igarashi Wataru Kuon Asahi Naruhaya Okuhito Iemon Team Y Ikki Niko Hibiki Okawa Team X Shoei Baro Team W Junichi Wanima Keisuke Wanima Team V Seishiro Nagi Reo Mikage Zantetsu Tsurugi Team White Ryusei Shido Team Red Rin Itoshi Jyubei Aryu Aoshi Tokimitsu U-20 Sae Itoshi Oliver Aiku Michael Kaiser Alexis Ness Agi Don Lorenzo Pro Players Noel Noa Chris Prince Lavinho Marc Snuffy Julian Loki Leonardo Luna Adam Blake Pablo Cavasoz Dada Silva World Story Arcs Introduction Arc First Selection Arc Second Selection Arc Third Selection Arc U-20 Arc Neo Egoist League Arc Selections Dormitory Test First Selection Second Selection Third Selection Neo Egoist League Locations Japan Football Union Blue Lock Community Policies Behavior Policy Media Policy Spoiler Policy Staff Administrators Content Moderators Anime/Manga Hub Blue Lock Home View source View history Talk (0) Welcome to the Blue Lock Wiki Manga • List of Characters• Administrators • Recent Changes • New Pages • Help Wiki Welcome to the Blue Lock Wiki, a Wiki dedicated to everything about the manga series Blue lock that anyone can edit. Please help us by creating or editing any of our articles! We currently have 24,318 edits to 671 articles and 1,749 images on this wiki. Introduction "The story begins with Japan's elimination from the 2018 FIFA World Cup, which prompts the Japanese Football Union to start a programme scouting high school players who will begin training in preparation for the 2022 Cup. Isagi Youichi, a forward, receives an invitation to this programme soon after his team loses the chance to go to Nationals because he passed to his less-skilled teammate —who missed— without trying to make the game-changing goal by himself. Their coach will be Ego Jinpachi, who intends to “destroy Japanese loser football” by introducing a radical new training regimen: isolate 300 young strikers in a prison-like institution called “Blue Lock” and put them through rigorous training aimed at creating “the world's greatest egotist striker.

The Narukami family claims she is a distant relative and take her in despite Yōta's objections. She enjoys food despite claiming that gods do not need to eat and is very fond of video games. She assists Yōta with his attempts to confess to Kyōko by using her omniscience. Yōta Narukami (成神 陽太, Narukami Yōta) Voiced by: Natsuki Hanae[4] (Japanese); Mark Allen Jr. [3] (English) A high school student who unexpectedly meets Hina while playing basketball one day. He is skeptical of Hina's claim of the world ending in 30 days, but goes on to take care of her despite those reservations. Hina offers him her powers to support his goal of wooing his childhood friend Kyōko. Kyōko Izanami (伊座並 杏子, Izanami Kyōko) Voiced by: Yui Ishikawa[4] (Japanese); Tabitha Ray[3] (English) Yōta's childhood friend. Due to her mother passing away while she was young, she has a very calm and passive personality. Despite her calmness, she grew up to be very smart and beautiful, which led her to becoming extremely popular with other boys. Due to her calmness, she often rejects Yōta's advances with little thought.

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After the exchange occurred, Hidari and Ashimaru decide on killing them all, prompting Konohamaru to task the genin in fleeing with Kiri. Pursued by Ashimaru, the genin engaged the missing-nin and defeated him using Boruto Stream with Mitsuki and Sarada. Completing the mission and returning to Konoha, Boruto inquired into how his peers during first missions and bragged about facing shinobi. Byakuya Gang Arc[] Main article: Byakuya Gang Arc Team 7 attempting to arrest Ryōgi. After Boruto talked a would-be terrorist into giving up during a team mission at the Konoha Bank, they discovered it's vault was robbed during the distraction, which Sarada deduced was accomplished using Ice Release. From meeting with Katasuke Tōno, the genin realised where the vault's goods were being sold. Donning a disguise with Mitsuki, Boruto pretended to be interested in buying the stolen jewel. Attempting to apprehend the seller, their plans fails, leading to the thief retreating. Pursuing him, he leads them to a village, where he said he had already sold the stolen gold and used the money to repair the village's water distributing system. Before retreating, the thief explains that his group are noble in their actions, unlike the rich who profit off the poor, leading to Boruto wondering who was really in the wrong. With the continued thefts performed by the Byakuya Gang throughout Konoha, Team 7 and other genin teams were assigned to help stop the thieves only when accompanied by a higher-ranked shinobi. Duke University Press. ISBN 0-8223-3287-6. Green, Ronald S. ; Beregeron, Susan J. (2021). "Teaching Cultural, Historical, and Religious Landscapes with the Anime". Education About ASIA. pp. 48–53. Chan, Yee-Han; wong, Ngan-Ling; Ng, Lee-Luan (2017). "Japanese Language Student's Perception of Using Anime as a Teaching Tool".