Overview of Elite Dribblers in Blue Lock
- Rin Itoshi exhibits exceptional dribbling abilities, effectively maneuvering past defenders to secure crucial goals.
- Kenyu Yukimiya stands out as Japan’s preeminent one-on-one player, utilizing his rapid dribbling to outpace opponents.
- Meguru Bachira’s instinctive dribbling techniques establish him as a premier playmaker, often leaving rival players confused.
The Blue Lock initiative aspires to cultivate the world’s finest striker, aiming for Japan’s first World Cup victory. Under the tutelage of Jinpachi Ego, the vision for an ideal forward encompasses an egotistical goal-scorer blessed with unmatched technical prowess, particularly in dribbling. While many strikers at Blue Lock exhibit a strong desire to score, not all possess inherent dribbling skill. Among these aspiring footballers, only a select few can truly compete at levels akin to international talents and national icons. Below, we highlight some of the top dribblers featured in the series, based on their impact and skill.
8. Rin Itoshi
Blue Lock’s Standout Player
- Manga Debut: Chapter 40
- Anime Debut: Episode 11
- Position: Forward
- Skills: Dribbling, Flow State, Puppet Control, Spatial Awareness, Kick Accuracy
While Rin Itoshi’s style predominantly lies beyond mere dribbling, he has honed his skills to near perfection, revealing minimal technical flaws. Under pressure, he showcases remarkable poise, seamlessly bypassing top defenders to net stunning goals for his team.
You guys don’t learn at all, do you? I’m staking my life on each moment here.
Rin’s versatile approach includes a medley of feints, Marseille turns, occlusion breaks, and nutmegs. When tapped into his flow state, his dribbling transcends expectations, enabling him to neutralize even the formidable Sae and penetrate entire defensive walls.
7. Kenyu Yukimiya
Bastard Munchen’s Offensive Midfielder
- Manga Debut: Chapter 93
- Anime Debut: Episode 24
- Position: Forward, Left Wing, Offensive Midfielder, Side Back
- Skills: Dribbling, Speed, Gyro Shot, Flow State, Sword Screw
Kenyu Yukimiya is widely recognized as Japan’s premier one-on-one player, dazzling opponents with his street-style dribbling. In his flow state, he elevates his game, executing La Croqueta in rapid succession to disrupt defensive formations. His exceptional dribbling sets him apart as one of Blue Lock’s most formidable talents.
6. Meguru Bachira
FC Barcha’s Center Forward
- Manga Debut: Chapter 1
- Anime Debut: Episode 1
- Position: Forward, Side Back, Left Wing
- Skills: Dribbling, Passing, Bee Shot, Flow State
Meguru Bachira is an instinctive player who eagerly seeks out challenges, always hoping to compete against tougher adversaries. As a premier playmaker at Blue Lock, he regularly alters the course of the game for his team.
My greatest weapon is my dribbling.
His adept dribbling leaves opponents in disarray, as he demonstrates extraordinary skill in one-on-one scenarios, making it almost impossible to reclaim possession. He seamlessly executes nutmegs, Marseille turns, midair elastico, and rabonas, often leaving adversaries guessing his next move.
5. Sae Itoshi
Japan’s Elite Footballer
- Manga Debut: Chapter 4
- Anime Debut: Episode 2
- Position: Forward, Midfielder
- Skills: Perfect Kick Technique, Dribbling, Passing, Reflex, Metavision
Sae Itoshi employs a passive dribbling approach, allowing him to patiently analyze the weaknesses of his opponents. Once he identifies these flaws, he executes a seamless maneuver that effectively evades them.
During a match against Blue Lock Eleven, Sae strategically unravels their defense with his dribbling finesse. His advanced techniques pose a challenge even for seasoned players, leaving Ego’s mentees grappling to comprehend his skill.
4. Alexis Ness
Bastard Munchen’s German U20 Phenomenon
- Manga Debut: Chapter 157
- Position: Offensive Midfielder
- Skills: Dribbling, Passing, Flexible Ankles
In his role as an offensive midfielder, Alexis Ness excels at crafting scoring opportunities for strikers. His extraordinary dribbling, characterized by flexible ankles and methodical technique, makes him a formidable opponent for defenders.
A violation of loyalty to Kaiser. That’s your first yellow card.
With movements that are devoid of excess, Ness skillfully navigates past elite defenders, maintaining control of Bastard Munchen’s offensive rhythm. The Neo-Egoist League teams find it increasingly difficult to contain him, especially alongside standout strikers like Michael Kaiser.
3. Noel Noa
Jinpachi Ego’s Ex-Teammate
- Manga Debut: Chapter 1
- Anime Debut: Episode 1
- Position: Forward, Defensive Midfielder, Side Back
- Skills: Dribbling, Off-the-ball Movements, Ambidexterity, Physique
Noel Noa, heralded as the world’s leading striker, represents both the French national team and Germany’s Bastard München. His success is multifaceted, yet his dribbling skills remain a significant asset.
With a capacity to maneuver at high speed without errors, Noel’s dribbling techniques render him a terrifying prospect for defenders. Further enhancing his prowess is his ambidexterity, allowing him to excel on the global stage.
2. Leonardo Luna
Scion of Real Madrid
- Manga Debut: Chapter 87
- Anime Debut: Episode 23
- Position: Forward
- Skills: Dribbling
Leonardo Luna, a distinguished Spanish footballer, is often lauded as one of the sport’s premier talents, playing for the prestigious club Real Madrid, which boasts a roster of elite players including Sae Itoshi.
As a striker, Luna’s dribbling is crucial in exploiting opponents’ vulnerabilities and scoring opportunities. Enhanced by his sharp reflexes and innate instincts, Luna is highly regarded by Jinpachi Ego, who selects him for the Team World Five to challenge his mentees.
1. Wash
Brazilian Master Striker
- Manga Debut: Chapter 155
- Position: Forward
- Skills: Perfect Dribbling, “Rising Dance”
As the leading scorer for FC Barcha, Lavinho combines flawless dribbling techniques with an ability to effortlessly evade defenders. His unique playing style draws inspiration from Afro-Brazilian martial arts and dance, particularly Capoeira, enabling him to move in ways that are difficult to replicate.
When at his peak, Lavinho employs his signature move, the Rising Dance, to deftly take on multiple defenders. By initiating a rainbow flick to elude the first player, he utilizes them as a shield against subsequent challengers. This breathtaking technique exemplifies Lavinho’s exceptional dribbling and tactical ingenuity.
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