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After the intense battle against Japan’s U-20 team, Blue Lock players began unlocking new levels of their abilities. These awakenings marked the transition from high-potential strikers to world-class talents. Every moment on the field began to shift — faster reactions, deeper strategies, and raw, unpredictable skill. Below are the characters who evolved the most after the U-20 arc. 1. Nagi Seishiro — The 5-Stage Fake Volley Nagi evolved from a lazy genius to a creative monster. His iconic “5-Stage Fake Volley” is a move that breaks defenders’ minds before he even shoots. This technique manipulates timing and body movement to bait opponents, creating openings that didn’t exist before. His awakening wasn’t just technical—it was about unlocking ambition . For the first time, Nagi wanted to win his own way . 2. Hyoma Chigiri — Perfected Sprint Flow Chigiri didn't just get faster—he gained control at max speed . After the U-20 match, Chigiri awakened the ability to maintain sharp awaren...

Blue Lock is filled with flashy stars like Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser—but behind every spotlight, there are quiet players building their moment. Some of them support the main cast, others wait patiently in the shadows, yet all of them have potential to explode at any moment. This list highlights six underrated Blue Lock characters you might’ve overlooked. Whether it’s their tactical brain, raw instincts, or untapped ego, these players are closer to greatness than they seem. 1. Ranze Kurona – The Silent Blade Kurona is a master of timing and positioning, best known for syncing perfectly with Isagi in Bastard München. He’s not flashy, but his one-touch passes and spatial awareness make him vital. 🔄 In key moments of the Neo Egoist League, Kurona didn’t just support Isagi—he amplified him. Like a ghost in the system, he moves where no one looks and delivers passes that cut open even elite defenses. He may not score, but he creates game-winners. 2. Taiga Tsunzaki – The Untamed Spark Tsunz...