Sendo Shuto

Sendo Shuto is a tall, slim and handsome boy who has a tragus piercing, short reddish salmon hair that extends to the left, there are small cuts underneath, and red eyes that look mostly squinted with long eyelashes. He is mostly seen with a calm or negative expression on his face.

Sendo is a Japanese footballer who plays in the forward position. He was called up for the Japanese Under-20 National Team and after the match against Blue Lock he was invited to the project. He currently plays for the Italian team Ubers of the Neo Egoísta League in the position of attacking midfielder.

Shuto tends to be arrogant and confident in his own abilities. He is a boy who comes off as cocky and cool, showing an annoying side, blabbering about all his achievements, being easily provocative and loud with anyone. He never hesitates to respond to people who irritate him, which makes him seem like an assertive person. He refuses to let go of his ego and has a great passion for football.

He felt insulted by those who questioned his position as the star forward of the U-20 team and during the match against Blue Lock he tries hard and wants to be better, deciding to aim higher and marry a Hollywood actress instead of an idol. Japanese, with which it was satisfied previously.

Skills, Archetype, Second Striker: A striker whose role is to create opportunities and scoring opportunities for the other main striker on his team. Second forwards usually play just behind the main forward. Sendou's ability to play as a second striker was demonstrated both in the U20 match, where he dropped into midfield to act as Shidou's shadow, and also for Ubers to support Barou. His all-round game, as well as his willingness to contribute whenever he can, demonstrates great tenacity, a good technical foundation in every phase of the game and an immense work rate and stamina.

Skills, Shadow Forward: His presence, although simple, has become an annoying distraction. As cited by Niko Ikki, when he had to foul Shidou in the U-20 match. Sendou's ability to play as a shadow striker can divert the focus of the opposing defense, as while he may not be the main threat, he would always position himself well to create doubt and uncertainty. Forward Pressure: Sendou has proven to be a useful asset even for Ubers. During the Bastard München vs Ubers match, Sendou was able to pressure Isagi so that Niko would steal the ball from him. Box-to-box game: In the U-20 match, Sendou managed to clear the goal line after Bachira's monstrous dribble. Immediately after releasing the ball, he was part of the counterattack, being able to reach the other side of the field to shoot before Nagi and Barou came in to block it.

Stats, before the match against Bastard Munchen, had an A rating, with a grade of 81/100.

His favorite food is the Samurai Mac (a McDonald's burger exclusive to Japan). Something that makes him happy is being praised or talked about. He sleeps with a belly warmer because he is sensitive to cold. His favorite food is the Samurai Mac (a McDonald's burger exclusive to Japan). He believes that the best thing to pair with rice is Oden. He recently cried when he saw people talking badly about him on the Internet.

Blue Lock is a training facility that was built for the purpose of inviting prodigious Japanese soccer players, who will live in the facility and follow the strict training regimen personally designed by Jinpachi Ego. The facility also has a soccer stadium at its center, which is used to host professional matches. The building is a massive structure that spans the entirety of a large cliff in the mountains of Japan, being as tall as a skyscraper. The building is shaped like a pentagon and is therefore divided into five different sections. Each section is designated as a strata and the strata house a myriad of different rooms including several waiting rooms, a dining room, weight rooms, specialized training rooms, multiple soccer practice fields, a soccer field in the center that It can accommodate a professional match and even enough space to currently accommodate multiple national teams or separate training regimes.