Based on Muneyuki Kaneshiro's soccer manga, Blue Lock revolves around a program to develop a world-class Japanese striker. Just about qualifying, Isagi has to face off against the nation's best young talents and survive selections, while constantly growing as a player.
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These are some of the characters that play the midfielder position in Blue Lock.
These are some of the best defenders In Blue Lock, adept at preventing their opposition team from scoring goals.
These characters in Blue Lock are adept at bringing out the best in their team players.
The Blue Lock anime is lined with captivating matches and moments; however, these matches were the most intense.
Isagi's metavision makes him stand out from most players in Blue Lock, but how exactly does the ability work?
This week was the season finale for Blue Lock and in keeping with its tone all season, it had some great shocks and twists.
Rin Itoshi and Shouei Barou are the obvious choices for the villains of Blue Lock, but we have one more contender for the title we think makes sense.
These players in Blue Lock are incredibly fast on the field, which makes them difficult for other opponents to mark.
These Blue Lock players have strength as one of their outstanding qualities, and are capable of overwhelming opponents with this ability.
These characters from the Blue Lock series keep their wits about them and are master strategists.
The soccer players in Blue Lock all have certain abilities, or "weapons," at their disposal. These are the best seen in the anime so far.
In the competition central to Blue Lock, whose skills are most likely to take them to the top?
These characters are the strongest players in the Blue Lock soccer anime that became wildly popular in 2022.
Team V's slacker genius is a soccer-playing monster on the field. Here's what more fans should know about Nagi Seishiro.
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Yoichi Isagi strikes as a standout protagonist of Blue Lock, however, there are a few interesting facts surrounding him that viewers never knew.
Blue Lock pushes the importance of ego in sports, but how big of a role does it really play?
