What Blue Lock Character am I?

Ever dreamt of dominating the field with the raw power of Barou Shoei or the tactical brilliance of Isagi Yoichi? The revolutionary Blue Lock program may be fictional, but the diverse personalities of its strikers resonate with aspiring players everywhere. Take the “What Blue Lock Character am I?” quiz to discover which Blue Lock character best embodies your approach to the game.

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What Blue Lock Character Am I? Quiz

Scoring System

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For each question, award yourself the points assigned to the answer that resonates most with you. At the end, tally your points and see which Blue Lock character aligns with your striker philosophy.

1. What motivates you most on the field?

A. Glory and Recognition: You crave the spotlight and thrive on the validation that comes with exceptional performance.

B. The Thrill of the Challenge: Competition fuels your fire. You relish the opportunity to test your limits and overcome formidable opponents.

C. The Team’s Success: You believe in the collective power of the team and strive to elevate your teammates alongside yourself.

D. Personal Growth and Improvement: You’re driven by a constant desire to evolve. You view every challenge as an opportunity to refine your skills and become the best striker you can be.

2. How do you handle setbacks?

A. Channel Frustration into Fuel: You see setbacks as temporary roadblocks. You channel frustration into motivation, pushing yourself even harder to overcome the obstacle.

B. Seek Out Guidance and Strategies: You believe in the power of knowledge. After a setback, you analyze your mistakes and actively seek out strategies to improve.

C. Refocus and Adapt Quickly: Your adaptability is your strength. When faced with a challenge, you quickly refocus and adjust your tactics to counter the situation.

D. Embrace the Learning Process: You view setbacks as valuable lessons. You analyze your mistakes, learn from them, and come back stronger in the next match.

igarashi in blue lock — Blue Lock | Image via TMDB

3. What defines your playing style?

A. Overwhelming Offense: You rely on raw power and technical skills to dominate your opponents offensively.

B. Unorthodox and Unpredictable: You thrive on creative problem-solving and utilize unexpected strategies to surprise your opponents.

C. Intuitive and Flow-Based Play: Your movements are fluid and instinctive. You have a natural understanding of the game and adapt seamlessly to the flow of play.

D. Strategic and Calculated: You approach the game like a chess match. You analyze your opponent’s weaknesses, formulate strategies, and exploit weaknesses with precision.

4. How do you handle pressure on the field?

A. Thrive Under Scrutiny: Pressure invigorates you. You perform at your best when all eyes are on you and the stakes are high.

B. Channel Pressure into Motivation: You use external expectations as fuel to push your limits and prove your doubters wrong.

C. Focus on the Task at Hand: You remain calm and collected under pressure, blocking out distractions and focusing solely on scoring goals.

D. Trust Your Instincts: You believe in your skills and rely on instinct. Pressure doesn’t cloud your judgment, allowing you to react quickly and instinctively.

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5. What is your ideal role within a team?

A. The Lone Star Striker: You believe in carrying the team on your shoulders, trusting your own abilities to secure victory.

B. The Strategist and Playmaker: You view yourself as the team’s conductor, analyzing the game, anticipating plays, and orchestrating your teammates’ movements.

C. The Creative Spark: You seek to inspire and elevate those around you, fostering a dynamic attacking style with your creativity.

D. The Reliable Teammate: Loyalty and dedication define your approach. You prioritize supporting your teammates and ensuring everyone contributes to the team’s success.

6. How do you handle competition within the team?

A. Healthy Competition Breeds Excellence: You view competition within the team as a positive force, pushing everyone to improve and ultimately strengthening the squad.

B. Challenge the Status Quo: You see internal competition as an opportunity to prove your superiority. You strive to be the best player on the team, even if it means stepping on toes.

C. Embrace Camaraderie Over Rivalry: You prioritize creating a positive and supportive team environment. You foster camaraderie and believe in celebrating each other’s successes.

D. Respect for Skill and Hard Work: You respect teammates who demonstrate dedication and talent. Internal competition exists, but you believe it should be based on mutual respect and a shared goal of team victory.

chigiri and kunigami in blue lock — Blue Lock | Image via TMDB

7. How do you react when your teammates make mistakes?

A. Focus on the solution, not the blame: You understand that mistakes happen. You focus on finding solutions and getting back on track as a team.

B. Hold yourself and others accountable: You believe in pushing each other to perform at their best. While mistakes happen, you expect everyone to learn and improve.

C. Let frustration take hold momentarily, then refocus: You get fired up when teammates make errors, but you quickly refocus your energy on the game.

D. Offer encouragement and support to maintain team morale: You prioritize maintaining a positive team spirit, lifting and encouraging your teammates when they make mistakes.

8. How do you view the role of a striker?

A. The ultimate goal scorer, the one who brings home the victory: You see the striker as the game-changer, the one responsible for putting the ball in the net.

B. A catalyst for creating scoring opportunities, both for yourself and others: You believe the striker plays a crucial role in initiating attacks and setting up goals.

C. The one who ignites creativity and sparks joy in the game: You view the striker as a source of inspiration, bringing excitement and flair to the field.

D. A leader who motivates and guides the team’s offensive strategy: You see the striker as a leader who sets the tone for the team’s attack and inspires teammates to push forward.

isagi in blue lock — Blue Lock | Image via TMDB

9. What motivates you to train outside of matches?

A. The insatiable hunger to become the world’s best striker: You’re driven by an unwavering ambition to reach the top of the striker world.

B. The thrill of mastering new techniques and refining your skills: You find joy in the process of learning and constantly improving your game.

C. The desire to inspire others and elevate the sport of football: You believe in the power of football to bring people together and strive to make a positive impact.

D. The camaraderie and shared passion you experience with your teammates: You find motivation in the bond you share with your teammates and the joy of training together.

10. Imagine yourself scoring the winning goal in the World Cup final. How do you celebrate?

A. A fierce roar that echoes through the stadium: You unleash your emotions with a powerful celebration that showcases your dominance.

B. A calculated fist pump and a confident smirk: You acknowledge the achievement with a controlled celebration that reflects your unwavering self-belief.

C. A heartfelt embrace with your teammates, sharing the joy: The victory belongs to the team, and you celebrate by sharing the moment with your fellow players.

D. A dazzling display of acrobatics or a signature dance move: You express your joy with a flamboyant celebration that reflects your unique personality.

Results

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Mostly A’s: You crave recognition and possess immense talent, similar to Rin Itoshi. Alternatively, you might be a strategic thinker constantly evolving your skills, like Isagi Yoichi.
Mostly B’s: You’re a force to be reckoned with, like Barou Shoei, or a creative and adaptable player like Chigiri Hyoma.
Mostly C’s: You prioritize teamwork and either support your teammates as a reliable teammate (Kunigami Rensuke) or inspire them with your creativity (Bachira Meguru).
Mostly D’s: You value a balance between individual skill and team success, similar to adaptable players like Nagi Seishiro or Kunigami Rensuke.