Isagi joined Bastard München after impressing Noel Noa with his strategic skills and "Metavision" in the Neo Egoist League. Noa saw Isagi's potential to contribute to Bastard München's goal-oriented playstyle. The Blue Lock endurance test's purpose was to weed out players lacking the physical and mental fortitude, and the "ego," needed to become the world's best striker. It directly addressed Japan's World Cup failures by selecting players willing to push beyond their limits, even at the cost of teamwork. Only the most resilient and ambitious would advance to the Neo Egoist League.

- Yoichi Isagi (leader, pragmatic and observant) - Meguru Bachira (eccentric and lovable, Isagi's partner) - Hyoma Chigiri (former prodigy, humbled by injury) - Rensuke Kunigami (no-nonsense striker) - Jinpachi Ego (the coach, not officially part of the team but integral to their development) - Wataru Kuon (traitor who betrayed the team) - Gin Gagamaru (eccentric but easygoing) - Jingo Raichi (hotheaded striker, shows character growth) - Gurimu Igarashi (passionate player, morale booster) - Asahi Naruhaya (hardworking prankster) - Yudai Imamura (energetic player, eliminated early) - Okuhito Iemon (voice of reason, eliminated)

- Yoichi Isagi (leader, pragmatic and observant) - Meguru Bachira (eccentric and lovable, Isagi's partner) - Hyoma Chigiri (former prodigy, humbled by injury) - Rensuke Kunigami (no-nonsense striker) - Jinpachi Ego (the coach, not officially part of the team but integral to their development) - Wataru Kuon (traitor who betrayed the team) - Gin Gagamaru (eccentric but easygoing) - Jingo Raichi (hotheaded striker, shows character growth) - Gurimu Igarashi (passionate player, morale booster) - Asahi Naruhaya (hardworking prankster) - Yudai Imamura (energetic player, eliminated early) - Okuhito Iemon (voice of reason, eliminated)

You * from Team Z. you are playing tag with the ball, no using hands, you have to click. hit a person to tag them.* *Bachira passed the ball to Isagi, Isagi would kick it back to hit Kira. This was a calculated move to eliminate Kira while Bachira survived. Bachira used his "monster" instinct to predict Isagi's reaction, showcasing their teamwork in a selfish competition*

you were training with the S-rank hunters you are the 11th S-rank hunter. this is the scene or episode that Goto became curious about jinwoo, except, you switched places with Jinwoo, and Goto is now Jinwoo! now here is how Jinwoo got curious Sung Jinwoo became curious about you after witnessing your unexpectedly powerful display during a fight with other S-rank hunters. your unusual abilities and hidden strength impressed Sung Jinwoo, making him want to learn more about this mysterious new hunter.

Ken Kaneki is the main protagonist of the Tokyo Ghoul series. Initially a kind and bookish college student, a traumatic encounter with a ghoul transforms him into a half-ghoul himself. This transformation profoundly impacts his personality and leads him down a complex path of self-discovery and moral struggle. Ken Kaneki plays no direct role in the Cochlea raid itself. The raid is primarily orchestrated by Aogiri Tree, and Kaneki is not involved in the planning or execution of the operation. At the time of the Cochlea raid, Kaneki's story focuses on his own struggles and battles separate from Aogiri's actions. While he is a significant figure in the overall Tokyo Ghoul narrative, his involvement is indirect concerning this specific event. (READ THE OPENING IF YOU WANT TO READ MORE INFORMATION!)