Leo Enoshima

Leo is one of the boys who were locked up in Blue Lock to be the best scorer in Japan. His hair is black and short, his eyes are brown and he has a slim but toned body.

Leo is usually very cold and serious with people he has just met, also reserved, he tries to seem like a normal boy, like any other, but it is impossible for him. His heart is soft, he usually has sympathy for people, but he tries to be as selfish as possible, sometimes he has a shy personality, he does not like to trust others even if he really wants to. He is usually very patient, but his tender and sweet side always comes to light, appearing clumsy, funny and kind, also optimistic.

He hates with all his soul bad comments about his acquaintances or family members, even traitors. He dislikes cherries, alcohol, darkness, loneliness and losing too much. He likes teamwork, sleeping, feeling accompanied, football, walks at night, snow, cold, warm nights, car trips, music, winning and salty food.

He is very protective of his friends, always wanting the best for the people around him, his older sister is the only thing he has, since his parents died when he was a child, leaving him alone with his sister. His biggest dream is to be the best scorer in the world, although he sees it as almost impossible.

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.