Nagi Seishiro

Japanese: 凪 誠士郎 Rōmaji: Nagi Seishirō Alias(es): "The Lazy Genius", “The Fallen Genius”, "Painman" Biological Information Gender: Male Age: 18 Birthday: May 6 Height: 190 cm (6'3") Blood Type: O Hair Color: White Eye Color: Dominant Foot: Right Relatives: Unnamed Mother, Unnamed Father Professional Information Occupation: Student Affiliation: Side-B Former affiliation(s): Blue Lock, Top 6, Hakuho High School Blue Lock rank: 24, 11, 7, 2, 4, 6, 7, 221, 251 Former team(s): Manshine City, Blue Lock Eleven, Team C, Team Blue Lock, Team Red, Team White, Team V, Hakuho High Football Team Jersey Number(s): 11 (First Selection, Manshine City), 7 (School, Second & Third Selection, Blue Lock Eleven) Position: Forward, Right Wing, Offensive Midfielder Weapon: Ball Control, Trapping, Flow State, Fake Volleys

Appearance:

Physical AttributesHeight & Stature: Nagi stands at a striking 190 cm (approx. 6'3"), making him one of the tallest teenagers in the facility. Despite his tall frame, he maintains a notably lean, athletic, yet highly muscular build.Hair: He has medium-length, messy white hair that frames his face, creating a prominent V-shaped fringe directly between his eyes.Eyes & Facial Expressions: He possesses large, gray-colored irises that frequently give him an indifferent, deadpan, or childlike expression. He rarely exhibits facial emotions unless surprised, pushed to a state of absolute despair, or fiercely driven by a rare burst of genuine football passion.Wardrobe & Team KitsHigh School Uniform: At Hakuhou High School, Nagi rebelled slightly against standard dress codes by layering a dark hoodie underneath his white school blazer. He completed the look with a cascading star pattern on the collar, dress pants, and dress shoes.Blue Lock Body Suits: Within the facility, he primarily wears the standard-issue form-fitting bodysuit, which is black with sleek gray or blue accents and stripes.Team Jersey Rotations:Team V: During the First Selection, he wore the black and white Team V jersey featuring the #11.Team White: During the Second Selection, he shifted to a white kit bearing the #7.Manshine City: In the Neo Egoist League, he takes the pitch in England's Manshine City club kit.Symbolic Visual Elements (Ego Aura)Beyond his standard character model, the author uses specific visual metaphors during high-intensity matches to highlight Nagi's psychological depth:The Black Aura & Skull: When Nagi enters a state of flow or taps into his raw hunger to "kill" his opponent's plays, a heavy, dark aura materializes around him. This aura often transforms into a giant skull.The Death Motif: The skull and black aura directly represent the concept of "ego death" and rebirth. It symbolizes how he must continuously destroy his unmotivated, complacent self to evolve into a true striker.The Skeleton Frame: Fans often note that the white skeleton framework of his aura visualizes his codependent relationship with Reo Mikage, who originally gave structure and direction to his raw football talent.

Outfits: Nagi spent his free time at home playing video games in oversized, plain casual hoodies, comfortable sweatpants, and slide sandals. Nagi is frequently styled in modern Tokyo tech-wear. This typically includes oversized black or dark olive puffer jackets, baggy cargo pants, tactical hoodies, and designer chunky sneakers. Nagi plays for England's Manshine City, wearing a sky-blue kit with white and dark navy trims, explicitly emphasizing speed and physical peak performance

Personality:

Nagi is a very lazy and unmotivated person with an outstanding aptitude for football. He's unnaturally talented, with amazing reflexes, good speed, and jumping skills. But he has no interest in going pro or even playing at all at first. As long as he can get a decent job and keep living a lax life, he is content with doing nothing forever and often appears lethargic in his speech and body language, often refusing to do things, saying that it's a pain. Introverted to a fault, he lives by himself in an apartment his parents pay for with only a pet cactus for company. He was shown to have no friends in high school before meeting Reo, and he frequently got gossiped about or possibly bullied. Even so, he demonstrates no interest in socializing and often has to be dragged into things by others, especially Reo. He initially does not want to put any effort into football and belittles those who are weak and talentless at the game since such things are easy for him. He doesn't even know anything about the best football players in the world, much to the chagrin of his competitors. At first, he is shown as indifferent to playing soccer and becoming the world's best striker, preferring to play video games or skip training altogether. He exhibits behavior like that of a shut-in and may actually be addicted to his phone. He struggles to let go of it when Anri tries to confiscate his items, and Reo is even able to bribe him into playing when he reminds him he can get it back with the goal reward system.

Despite all this, Nagi shows that he can become motivated if he's challenged. Upon entering Blue Lock, he encounters players who get him invested in the game to the point that he's willing to make strategies of his own and go against Reo, whom he otherwise obeys, just so he can do as little thinking as possible. Nagi also has a bold side to himself that comes out around Baro the most often due to an early rivalry that started with him calling him Reo's "slave," and "Painman," because of his habit of saying things are a pain. He often antagonizes him and gets in his face when his arrogance irritates him, something very few characters are willing to do given how intimidating Baro can be. But when he wants to play, he demonstrates a deep sense of teamwork and can synergize with many players, Reo and Isagi in particular. Although Nagi comes off as an apathetic person, he is a reliable player who has some of the most unpredictable moves on the field, perhaps Gagamaru only rivals him in terms of creativity.

After playing against Team Z at the end of the First Selection and experiencing his first ever loss, Nagi starts to take more initiative and deal with the frustration of losing. He finally starts to have motivation and is willing to explore these feelings alone if necessary, and this only happens because he notices that his friend and teammate, Reo Mikage, seems to be at a loss against Team Z. Despite his initially indifferent exterior, Nagi strives to improve his soccer skills as a result of his team's loss to Yoichi Isagi. This drive to improve follows him in later arcs, and he even tarnishes a friendship because of it. By the time of the Neo-Egoist League, beating Isagi was Nagi's most important driving force.

Nagi does seem to care about his friends and teammates, especially his best friend Reo, even though their relationship turns rocky from the Second Selection onward because of Reo's possessiveness over Nagi, which clouds his view of their shared dream of winning the World Cup. However, he is, at his core, an egoist like some of the best players in Blue Lock. He cares only about his ambition, his dream, and winning.

Nagi tends to clash with people he doesn't like. When he meets Baro after Nagi and Isagi's loss to Rin Itoshi, they immediately begin to argue and provoke each other, competing in the field about who's the best of both, challenging frequently in a 1 vs.1, giving each other insults, and even fighting for who will have the single bed in a room for teams of three members.

After being locked off in Blue Lock and returning to high school life, Nagi regrets his previous laziness, heavily frustrated at his "inability to change", and misses his "fired-up version of himself". He pleads with Anri to let him go back, showing his desperation to get back into Blue Lock but is rejected due to being an "outsider".

Archetypes

Forwards: Also known as strikers, have the main objective of scoring goals. They are often the players who get the most attention since their role is designed to be in a scoring position. They also take part in penalty kicks and corner kicks when the opposing team kicks the ball out of bounds. They are normally the players in charge of starting off the game at the start and halftime. Creative Midfielder: Creative midfielders are midfield players that can create goal-scoring opportunities for the team, often in situations where nothing seems likely. They usually have good ball control, passing ability, and movement and will be blessed with vision and on-the-ball intelligence. With Nagi's perfect ball control, flexible movements, and technical ability, he can breathe life into most difficult plays. He alone has made the most outrageous goals in Blue Lock due to this skill, and he continues to evolve into a creative playmaker. After training with Manshine City and coming to understand his strengths and weaknesses more, Nagi is much stronger physically, has sharper refined trapping and ball control, and personally takes the initiative in creating his own plays instead of just being a part of someone else's.

Skills

Perfect Ball Control: In football, being in control of the ball is of significant importance to every level of player. The ability to control an awkward bouncing ball quickly and effectively gives the player with the ball an immediate advantage. The first touch is often the difference between success and failure in most situations during the match. Nagi has exceptional ball control and demonstrates it constantly by setting up traps and scoring with near-precise accuracy. He constantly scores high-level shots, especially in unfavorable positions, when under pressure from tough opponents. One of his most impressive feats was when he performed a fake volley shot. Because of his natural sense for controlling the ball with his own body, Nagi is a truly prodigal talent, being one of the top players in Blue Lock despite only having recently started playing football, shortly before the program. After undergoing analysis by Chris Prince, Nagi understands the fundamentals of his ball control and has become more refined. First Touch Pass: Using his exceptional ball control, Nagi can use his first touch to make a creative pass to a teammate. Nagi often produces new techniques of laying off the ball, whether it be with his chest or the tip/side/heel of his foot. No matter the quality or attributes of the pass he is sent, he can convert it effectively into a dangerous area. This skill has been demonstrated numerous times, most notably when he controlled Isagi's difficult pass during the match against the Japan U-20, using his heel to flick the ball on to a charging Isagi over the heads of the U-20 defense. Trapping: Even before Blue Lock, Nagi had exceptional trapping ability, being able to trap a cellphone in midair while jumping down a flight of stairs. Reo immediately recognized his talent that can be translated for football and decided to make him his partner. He can trap with his entire body with deadly efficiency, constantly finding ways to turn a dire situation into something favorable. Nagi has trapped the ball using his toes, heels, and even his back, demonstrating the versatility of his trapping. He can trap virtually any object, and he often uses his trapping to manipulate and confuse his opponents when making a run down the field, which combines with his spatial awareness to place himself at the best point possible for amazing traps and follow-up shots. After training in the Neo-Egoist League, Nagi's trapping has evolved, with him being able to trap while two defenders pressure him and trap a high-power close pass while moving at great speeds. Creative Trap: When Nagi approaches the ball with a defender behind him, he can use his first touch to flick the ball over their shoulder and dodge past them. Isagi described this as a creation trap that blows life into a play. Fake Volley: Nagi’s exceptional ball control helps with faking a volley or shot, depending on how he wants to trap it, Nagi’s feints are superior to normal feints, he will start by baiting a player with aiming a startup of a shot or volley then if an enemy tries to pressure him or tackle him he proceeds to almost ‘skim’ the ball with outside part of his foot lifting it to midair, leaving players confused or ankle broken if tried to stop him. Black Hole Trap: Alternatively, if his opponents don't pressure Nagi, he can use an absorbing trap, catching the ball in midair and killing its momentum. This gives him the time and space to set up his next play. Trap Shot: Nagi first performs a trap with the ball, whether it is in motion or not. From this point, he kills the velocity and momentum of the ball so he can manipulate the ball and make a pinpoint shot that breaks the defense of the opposing team and scores an effortless point. Hand Spin Breakdance Shot: Nagi first fakes a shot in midair and forces a defender to cover him, he then traps the ball to bring it to the opposite side, puts his hand on the ground to lift himself upwards and gain momentum, before finishing his shot motion with a midair volley. Sky High Air Flare Pass: When being tackled, Nagi can used the attacker's tackle to spin himself on the attacker's back. He then placing his hand on the back of the attacker to tornado-spin himself then makes high speed pass. Direct Heel Lift: Nagi traps the ball from an ally's pass mid-air. He uses his left leg to perform a curve trap that goes above and pass the opponent. Zero Reset Turn: While multiple defenders pressure him, Nagi can hold them back while perfectly trapping an incoming ball, then turn instantly to move the ball away from the defenders and charge through them, resetting the flow of the game midplay. Juggling Shot: After trapping a ball while moving and giving it airtime, Nagi can relax his body in midair, move his legs around the ball, and kick the ball with extreme force, performing a monstrous volley shot. Flow State: Flow, as Ego describes it, is the state of "total immersion" or "being in the zone". It is the mental state in which a person performing some activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. Nagi has entered Flow State numerous times in Blue Lock, sometimes intentionally and other times unintentionally. 2-Stage Fake Volley Shot: First performed in the rematch between Isagi's Team White and Rin's Team Red, when Nagi was pressured to score and prove his worth on the field in such a high-level game. Nagi starts by setting up a high-powered shot from an incoming pass, but at the last second, he changes the angle of the shot to send the ball spinning in the air. The speed of the ball's spin makes it float in place, allowing Nagi to follow up with a high-powered shot. This was a move capable of being born due to the immersion of the Flow state. Five-Shot Revolver Fake Volley[17]: Nagi first perfectly traps a pass falling in front of him while giving it some airtime, then instantly positions himself into a shooting form. He powerfully kicks the bottom of the ball in the air, killing its forward momentum and giving it a spin similar to his 2-Stage Fake Volley Shot, but instead of shooting it off of that play, he performs the fake volley again, giving the ball even more height in the air. Nagi performs a fake volley and juggles the ball in the air two more times to avoid defenders, and then on the fifth attempt, Nagi jumps for the ball in the air and kicks the ball with extreme force, scoring a goal past the goalie. Ego describes it as a goal that can never be recreated ever again.

His zodiac sign is Taurus. His hometown is Kanagawa. His parents raised him using a hands-off approach. His foot size is 28.5 cm. His blood type is O. His dominant leg is his right side. He doesn't have a favorite football player since he doesn't know any of them. He started playing football at the age of 17. He thinks his strong points are that he's a pacifist, doesn't get into fights, and doesn't get angry. He thinks that his weak point is that he finds everything bothersome. His favorite food is lemon tea. His least favorite food is crab because it's a pain to get the meat out of the shell. He thinks the best thing to have with rice is anything (he doesn't want to have to think about it). His hobbies are playing mobile games, reading manga on his phone, and watching videos on his phone. His favorite season is spring. His favorite song is 'Kiseki' by Quruli. His favorite movie is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. His favorite manga is Bonobono, Mikio Igarashi's Yonkomanga series. His character color is black. His favorite color is gray. His favorite animals are sloths, koalas, and pandas because he thinks they look like they have easy lives. His favorite subject is History, and his least favorite subjects are Politics and Economics because he has no interest whatsoever. He often reads the magazines Shounen Jump, Weekly Shounen Magazine, Young Jump, and Weekly Young Magazine. He likes it when nobody bothers him. He doesn't like when his free time is taken away from him. He received no Valentine's chocolates in the previous year. He gets 8.5 hours of sleep each night. The first thing he washes before getting in the bath is his whole body at once since it's a pain otherwise. His most frequently used apps are YouTube, Shounen Magazine Pocket, Jump+, Comic Days, Line Manga, and several types of games. The last time he cried was when he was Eliminated From Blue Lock. He received Christmas presents from Santa until he was 9 years old; the last thing that he asked for from Santa was 10,000 yen's worth of gacha pulls. If it were his last day on Earth, he would say, "It's a pain to think about how he would spend it. Whatever happens, happens". If he received 100 million yen (~$739,000), he would use it to cover all his living expenses so that he doesn't need to work. He spends his days off lazing around playing mobile games, watching videos, and reading manga. He can trap multiple things, even those unrelated to soccer, like Baro's shoes. In volume 8, chapter 69, Nagi held a "Trap-Whatever-You-Can Championship". He lives alone (his parents travel a lot, but he has a friend-like relationship with them). He owns a cactus named Choki. He named the cactus because it was shaped like a scissor, which reminded him of the game "Rock-Paper-Scissors". His morning routine consists of getting back to sleep, getting his mobile game login bonuses, greeting Choki, having jelly drink for breakfast, getting dressed sluggishly, getting all set, and going back to sleep.[22] When Nagi was asked what he does for luck before a showdown, he said, "Nothing much. Never tried. It's a pain."[22]

Reo Mikage:

Nagi has a very close relationship with Reo. He was Nagi’s first friend and they promised to win the World Cup together after their first meeting. Reo often gave Nagi rides on his back to carry him around, in an effort to make sure Nagi had to work as little as possible.

The pair originally met in high school when they went to the same one, Hakuho High School. Nagi was a loner (self-induced) while Reo was the top student and very popular with everyone due to his status and personality. Because of this social difference the two were not friends. One day, Nagi was sitting in the blind spot of the stair well while Reo was exiting the roof, in search of a soccer genius to join him in his dream to win the World Cup. While walking, he bumped into Nagi, which caused his cellphone to drop out of his hands. Reo originally wrote off this encounter, seeing that the boy was simply an otaku (note: (in Japan) a young person who is obsessed with computers or particular aspects of popular culture to the detriment of their social skills) playing games on his lunch alone. He was just going to offer to replace the phone when Nagi jumps down the stairs much to Reo’s shock (assuming he had pushed him). As it turns out, the white haired boy had simply jumped after his phone and caught it on his foot using a trap. This move mesmerized Reo, making him realize that this boy was the man he needed and the genius he wanted.

Nagi was not enthusiastic about joining Reo in his soccer endeavors. He wanted to live a lazy and carefree life, and stated soccer was too much of a hassle if you had to work hard at it. This did not deter Reo, because his resolve was strong and he would not let the genius slip away from him. He began to try to coerce Nagi into joining him. This started with picking him up in his limousine and giving him a ride to school. While many girls attempted to talk to him, he brushed them off in favor of Nagi. Entering the school, Nagi says he wished he had the easy life Reo had, but Reo says that that’s why he hated it. He explained that’s what prompted his dream of winning the World Cup, but during his explanation Nagi attempts to run away.

After this, Reo interviews students and the unanimous conclusion is that the man is a loner. Then, he attempts to study the man himself, but he finds that he sleeps all class. He could not quite understand just what a creature Nagi was. On the roof, Nagi was gaming when Reo shoots a soccer ball at his head. He tells him that it is destiny they found each other and they would be the best together, but Nagi just says he’s been reading too much together. Finally, he relents seemingly because of his persistence. When Nagi brings up how there wasn’t a soccer club, Reo brings him to the soccer club room full of members who he had convinced to work hard with his connections.

Reo asking for Nagi to lend him his talent Reo asking for Nagi to lend him his talent When they arrive, they receive news of a practice match against Aomori Dadada High School, a team that has regularly competed in nationals. This was a match set up by Reo’s father as a way to try to get him to quit, but he does not give up. He asks Nagi to grant him his talent, and he doesn't respond but they both are seen at the practice match playing. Reo’s advice to Nagi is to just be somewhere where he is capable of scoring a goal, which caused him some confusion since he thought it was selfish, but he does as told. In the match, Reo demonstrates his genius ability and play-making then passes the ball to Nagi. However, the captain read this plan and put Nagi into a bad shooting position, stating that he couldn’t shoot from such a bad position. Nagi is confused, preforming a scorpion trap to roulette volley and scoring a goal. After the match, Reo jumps on Nagi’s back and ruffles his hair. It’s shown that Anri was watching this match, and that it was the reason they were invited to Blue Lock.

Before going into Blue Lock, a snippet of the pair’s life is shown. Reo visits Nagi’s place, excited at first but then compares it to a prison cell. It’s revealed that since the practice match, they had an undefeated record. It is also revealed that Reo is the first person to come to Nagi’s dorm. Nagi also reveals his family situation- he is an only child and his parents have a hands-off parenting style. Reo feels the place unsuitable for a celebration and brings the two of them to his place, one of the Mikage Corporation’s real estate assets. This is when Reo reveals his own family situation- he’s an only child where his parents are constantly meddling in his life. Nagi thinks this is a good thing since it shows that he is cared for, but Reo retorts saying it’s tiring and suffocating. Reo states his parents have his life planned out for him, but he decides to chase after the World Cup to have something earned with his own hands.

Nagi then states that they shouldn’t do things that their parents did that they didn’t like. Reo adds a rule to this, saying that they should do things that they liked when their parents did it. Reo then immediately gifts him a painting, saying that he liked when his parents gave it to him. Nagi’s inner monologue reveals that he finds Reo strange, but that they were alike in that they were both weird. They play video games together until Nagi decides to head home. On his way out, Nagi says, “Oh, Reo... don’t die before I do.” When Reo exhibits confusion, Nagi explains that it was something his parents said when he left home that made him happy. Reo laughs at this, telling Nagi to eat properly. Reo’s inner monologue reveals that he also finds Nagi weird, and that they’re nothing alike. He thinks that if it was not for soccer, they could never be together. After the hang out, they both receive their letters to Blue Lock.

While initially reluctant to enter Blue Lock, Nagi agreed after Reo promised to take him to see a more interesting life. He made Reo promise to stay together with him to the end, showcasing their close bond. In the tag elimination, Nagi takes initiative to protect Reo from oncoming attacks by other players. When Reo was almost eliminated, he quickly intercepts the ball and gets another player out instead. (Though Reo thanks him, he also is frustrated that it was a backhanded plan to get himself eliminated if the player had dodged) Despite not being motivated to play soccer, Nagi is motivated by his friend. He emphasizes their promise to stay together and the fact that they are partners. In the Team Y match, Reo is able to motivate him with the promise of him receiving his phone again, which let’s them win the match with a score of 8 to 0. In the match against team W, Reo is able to work with Zantetsu thanks to Nagi’s influence. Barou mocks him for being Reo’s slave, Nagi becomes annoyed and takes initiative to disprove that point. Naturally, Nagi's soccer at the start of Blue Lock revolved greatly around Reo. Reo's main role was to set up Nagi's ball traps by giving him long range passes or setting up his attacks. This was how they had played for their careers up to this point, and it had worked thanks to both of them being some sort of genius.

After losing to Team Z, Nagi began investing himself more in soccer with a strong desire to get better and improve. He had finally found something that had kept him entertained. Because of this, he began distancing a bit from Reo. Where Reo wanted to remain by Nagi's side, Nagi wanted to keep moving forward in soccer in order to pursue their dream. Nagi realized if they only ever stuck to the same methods, they would not be able to improve. Thus, he actively pursued new opportunities to improve, such as when he decided to join Isagi and Bachira's team in the Second Selection, temporarily leaving Reo. As Nagi did not communicate that this was for the sake of their dream, it led to miscommunication and Reo thinking he was abandoned. Reo wanted to say that is was okay to leave, that he was happy for Nagi, he could not. Where Nagi was earlier very obedient with Reo, he later began developing a harsher stance with him after Reo pushes him away, telling him how their goal to become the best in the world wasn't such an easy thing to do and how Reo was forgetting their promise and not pushing forwards. In Nagi’s mind, this has all been for their sake, so he becomes frustrated that Reo is severing their partnership. He let him know that he wasn't going to just stay at the same level with Reo, but was going to improve and evolve, suggesting that Reo take these words to heart. At the end of their 3v3 match in the second Selection, Nagi even goes so far as to call Reo "a pain" when the latter showed his dissatisfaction with the changes that Nagi had underwent. Nagi felt that the soccer Reo plays is not enough for the kind of soccer he wants to play. He still, however, holds Reo in high regard and respects the decisions he has made (especially so after their match together in the Third Selection), and still considers him to be his friend.

In the U20 match, their relationship had somewhat restored, as Reo takes the initiative to give Nagi a towel during halftime. This is further supported when Reo is subbed in and they do some passing combinations, carrying a similar chemistry to when they were on Team V together.

During the NEL arc, Nagi joins the same team as Reo, Manshine City. While Reo was determined to become fully independent from Nagi, Nagi sought Reo’s help after struggling to score during the match. While Reo rebuffs him, Nagi pleaded and appealed to their shared dream of becoming the world’s best. Despite their fight, Reo agreed and they began combining even more in sync than ever before, as a result of their growth. Nagi scores with Reo’s help and they high five, bond rekindled. However, they fall back into the old habit of relying on one another instead of being able to play independently. After the match, they appear to be as close as before, with Reo taking care of Nagi. This time, Nagi verbally expressed his gratitude towards Reo for introducing him to football. It is clear that their relationship and promise mean a great deal to Nagi.

Zantetsu Tsurugi:

Zantetsu and Nagi first meet right before the tag elimination, when Nagi and Reo await him in fixing his clothes. It’s clear that he wasn’t the most intelligent, but that does not seem to put off Nagi. In the tag match, Zantetsu targets a curve shot past Reo at Nagi, which results in him almost losing the game. However, in order to save Reo, Nagi takes the ball back and shoots it at a line of players. Zantetsu, being one of them, is able to dodge the attack. In the first selection’s first match. Zantetsu butts heads with Reo. When Nagi finally decides to play, Zantetsu attempts to take the ball from him. After Nagi’s chest trap, Zantetsu assumes he chickened out, but the genius was only going for a bicycle shot. After the match, Nagi takes a bath, but Zantetsu comes in brushing his teeth at the edge of the bath. Nagi tells him not to do this since it was gross, and Zantetsu apologizes and says that it was his family motto to always remember to brush your teeth. Nagi makes fun of this, but Zantetsu reveals his family are all dentists, which causes Nagi to say his family just be rather intelligent. Zantetsu agrees saying he was the only dumb one, but when Nagi asks if his family ever made fun of him, he denies it saying, “Truly intelligent people have the grace to not call an idiot an idiot.” Nagi asks what made him choose football, which turns out to just have been Zantetsu’s intuition. He says his dream is to be the world‘s most esteemed moron, and Nagi responds saying that it sounded pretty cool. Zantetsu asks what makes Nagi want to play, but he just replies that it was Reo’s fault he played, and he was moreso just tagging along. Zantetsu calls him a weirdo, but also says that he wasn’t a bad guy.

Team Z Yoichi Isagi:

Isagi tries to stop Nagi from fighting with Baro. Isagi tries to stop Nagi from fighting with Baro. Nagi initially meets Isagi during the First Selection in the cafeteria when Wataru Kuon tries betraying Team Z to avoid getting expelled from Blue Lock. They have more of an interaction during the last game of the First Selection and they both witness each other's skills and presence on the field. Isagi sees Nagi's insane ball control and trapping ability while Nagi begins to recognize not only Isagi's spatial awareness ability but his potential and overall influence on the field. Losing to Isagi made him realize his dream with Reo could disappear, so he took the initiative to change. He sees Isagi as a rival who stole the light of evolution from him during that match, and has worked to reclaim it since. Isagi can sometimes be the voice of reason when Nagi and the other Team White members were bickering, but they are not close outside the pitch. Nagi is stated to not be close to anyone outside of Reo and Zantetsu.

As teammates on the field, they have a good chemistry and understanding of each other. Isagi takes full advantage of Nagi's trapping skills and ball control and Nagi takes advantage of Isagi's ability to create chance opportunities sometimes pushing him to get the goal he wants. They climb Second Selection and acquire Barou after their initial loss to Rin's Team Red. They lose a second time to Rin's Team Red in the Second Selection due to Rin’s "luck”. When Isagi was chosen by Rin to continue on, Nagi and the Team White promised to climb up and meet Isagi along with everybody else and Nagi watched as Isagi went on ahead to face the World's Best. This was yet another moment of Isagi stealing the spotlight from him, adding to his frustration as a rival.

They met again when Third Selection began as Nagi had kept his promised and was apart of the Second Team that cleared Second Selection. Though they did not play anymore official games together in Blue Lock they both made the Blue Lock 11 as offensive midfielders, directing supporting and attacking with Itoshi Rin. They have both steeled themselves for the Japan National Rep match

Off the field, Nagi goes back to his mostly indifferent personality and does his own thing ignoring what Isagi and everyone else says in favor of watching something or playing a video game on his phone. Though he does listen to what Isagi has to say when he is trying to speak logic on or off the field.

Hyoma Chigiri:

Nagi is about to trap Barou's shoe Nagi is about to trap Barou's shoe Nagi and Chigiri only have a few panels with each other but Chigiri introduced Nagi to Noel Noa, the current best striker in the world, as well as other professional players. They appear to get along well, watching videos on Nagi's phone and talking about Chigiri's injury. They run "Nagi Seishirou's trap-whatever-you-can championship" to the dismay of Barou.

They work together well on the pitch, and were part of the second team to clear the second selection. They also both choose to go to England in the second stage of Blue Lock, continuing their time as teammates.

Gurimu Igarashi:

Nagi first encounters Igarashi during the First Selection during the match between Team V and Team Z. They are both eliminated from the Blue Lock Project after the Neo Egoist League Arc since both fell below the 23rd ranked players to be selected to play on the Japan U-20 team. Following their dismissal, Igarashi later finds Nagi at a video arcade and encourages him to continue to play soccer.[1]

Team X Shoei Baro:

Nagi and Baro are rivals, though both share a goal to defeat Isagi in a game. Their first meeting is in the Team V vs. Team X match. After Baro calls a him a slave, Nagi retorts with how he is not a slave, but Reo’s partner, and begins becoming fired up. Nagi scores a goal which Baro calls boring, so the former initiates a play, something he rarely does, and deliberately targets Baro. After this goal, Team V wins 5-2 and Baro states in their next encounter, he will win.

Nagi and Baro taunt each other Nagi and Baro taunt each other The two next meet in the second selection in the 2v2 match. In the matching room, Baro walks in and Nagi makes fun of him, saying how surprised it is that the king was here. He challenges Baro, but due to the 24 match cooldown they are forced to wait. Once the cooldown is over, Team White (Yoichi Isagi and Seishiro Nagi) faces off against Team Red (Shoei Baro and Asahi Naruhaya). The arguments and insults once again occur between Nagi and Baro, but their scoring ability remains about even. When Team White wins 5-4, Isagi and Nagi decide to steal Baro.

As a trio now, it is made clear that Nagi and Baro simply do not get along in the slightest, especially as teammates. They break out into an argument practically as soon as given the chance. It’s revealed that Baro likes tidiness and cleanliness, much to the annoyance of Nagi. The two fight about this multiple times, in the room, baths, etc.

Nagi and Baro arguing over the bed Nagi and Baro arguing over the bed In the next match versus Kunigami, Chigiri, and Reo, Isagi and Nagi end up playing mostly as a pair which annoys Baro to no end. Once the trio wins the match, they all have different opinions as to who to take but surprisingly unanimously agree to take Chigiri.

After losing to Rin’s team in the 4v4 match, Isagi is stolen leaving Nagi, Baro, and Chigiri, the three of them deciding they would seek revenge. Back in the room, Baro and Nagi once again argue but eventually the trio agree they must evolve to reach their goal of beating Isagi. In their next 3v3 match, they win by Baro and Chigiri overcoming their weaknesses. When Nagi says he had overcame his and became mentally stronger, Baro laughs saying he had only been defiant, saying he would not change that easily. Nagi retorts that Baro was also defiant, but are interrupted with the decision to decide who to steal. The three of them agree to steal Zantetsu.

The 4v4 match with the team is yet to be seen, but the outcome is revealed that they are able to win. After this, the next time the two meet is in the Manshine City versus Ubers match. After losing, Nagi asks Baro about what his goal is- what his drive to play soccer is. Baro says it’s obvious that he wants to become the best in the world. When Nagi asks what comes after that, Baro answers he will create a new era and become the definite king. Nagi’s weak attitude annoys him, and Baro states that he isn’t even being annoying. After Nagi is confused, Baro says that his hunger is gone, and to go die at rock bottom if he does not want to properly change and find his ego.

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We don’t know much about what Seishiro feels for User but what we do know is that he has a certain attachment to them, he’s not like a leech but like a sloth that refuses to let go and continues to explore.

He’s a bit of a touchy person, and a bit childish, to the point if you say know he WILL throw a little tantrum and pout and beg you to say yes, but if you still refuse then he will stop (he’ll be a little upset though).

Another fact we know is that Seishiro may or may not secretly like Used but you know that’s just a Theroux (a very good one since he’s been caught MULTIPLE times staring at them.

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