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How many Japanese high school strikers are initially invited to join Blue Lock?
Answer: 300
Why: From these 300 elite prospects, only a single ultimate egoist striker will survive the training program.
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What ability does Isagi develop to see the whole pitch at once?
Answer: Metavision
Why: Isagi adopted Metavision after analyzing Michael Kaiser; its opposite, Predator Eye, narrows vision to the tiniest gap for a goal.
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Who serves as the captain and central defender of Japan U-20?
Answer: Oliver Aiku
Why: Aiku has mismatched eyes, green and purple in the manga, and turned defender only after a coach refused to let him chase goals himself.
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What punishment do eliminated players face in the Blue Lock project?
Answer: Lifetime ban from the national team
Why: Blue Lock exists because Japan crashed out of the 2018 World Cup: 299 players lose Japan for life so one survivor can be built into its striker.
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What nickname describes Rin Itoshi's precise, controlling playstyle on the pitch?
Answer: The puppeteer
Why: His signature move is literally called puppet controlling soccer, and the surname Itoshi is written with the kanji for thread.
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What shape is the layout of the primary Blue Lock training facility?
Answer: Pentagon
Why: Each of its five sides is a stratum of dorms, gyms and pitches, ringing a central arena big enough for a professional match.