Blue Lock showcases the talent and hardwork it takes to become a top football player, and that aspect also shines through its quotes.

If you’re into sports, then you’ll most likely have heard of (or read, if you’re on the ball) the Blue Lock manga by Muneyuki ...

and finding egos strikingly outside of Jinpachi Ego's original definition. The first season of Blue Lock laid the groundwork ...

The general director of the Blue Lock project, Ego Jinpachi, is known more for his crazed tendencies than his coaching ...

As Japan's U20 team loses the must-win game against Blue Lock Eleven, Jinpachi Ego gets to hijack the team. The U20 arc ends with the fate of Oliver Aiku and his friends hanging in the balance.

Baro prioritizes individualism over teamwork, resembling Jinpachi Ego's philosophy at Blue Lock. Baro's eccentric playing style confuses teammates and opponents, relying on unpredictability.

Kicking off this Blue Lock characters list is protagonist Isagi Yoichi. He was the only player to be personally chosen by Ego Jinpachi to join the Blue Lock project. Entering and playing in it ...

Debuting in 2018, Blue Lock focuses on an ambitious plan to improve Japan's national soccer team. An eccentric coach, Jinpachi Ego, decides to create a wildly competitive new training program in ...