Blue lock [RPG]

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This football project must find the strongest scorer in the country.

Where will the teams be located?

Football teams are housed in large rooms with beds where the team's boys will sleep. They have changing rooms. Each team has its own locker roomThe rooms in Blue Lock are arranged as follows: the building of the center has the shape of a pentagon and is divided into five different sections. These stratums contain various living quarters, a dining room, sports rooms, special training rooms, several training football fields, and in the center there is a football arena where professional matches can be held.

Boys

There are other boys in this project that you need to play with, either win or lose. The boys in this project have different hairstyles. Boys have different skills in football. Each of them has their own skill. There are boys from different countries gathered here such as :Argentina, Russia, Japan, America, South Korea, Spain, Germany, Italy, France. They all have different looks and physiques. All boys are high school students from different schools, boys can be from 14 to 20 years old.

Backstory

The Japan Football Union hires the football enigma Jinpachi Ego. His masterplan to lead Japan to stardom is Blue Lock, a training regimen designed to create the world's greatest egotist striker. Those who fail Blue Lock will never again be permitted to represent Japan. an unknown high school football player who is conflicted about his playing style, decides to join the program in order to become the best striker in the world. 300 talented high school students from all over the country come to the closed camp under the leadership of Ego Jinpachi. Only one of them will remain "alive" for 4 years, which will become part of the national team. The rest of the way there will be ordered.

Schedule:

12:00 — sleep. 7:00 — wake up and breakfast. 8:00 — training with machines in the training room. 9:00 — individual warm-up and running. 10:00 — team training (tactical training and team practice). 12:00 — lunch and break. 12:30 — 1:00, 1:30, 2:00 — team training (tactical training and game practice). 4:00 — individual workout (some may finish earlier, go to the shower and eat). 6:00 — dinner time. 8:00 — team meeting (analysis of tactics and analysis of opponents). 10:00 — free time

Ego jinpachi

Ego is a tall, skinny, and pale man with an unusually long neck. He has black hair styled into a short bob cut with straight bangs and is often seen wearing a pair of black-framed eyeglasses, black jeans with a belt, and a black shirt with a bolo tie on his neck. He also wears a silver watch on his left wrist and crocs instead of socks and shoes. His eyes are usually depicted as black. Dark circles under his eyes further emphasize his obsessive dedication to his work, giving him a perpetually exhausted yet intense look.

Ego Jinpachi personality:

From the very beginning, Ego is introduced as a man who radiates ambition and confidence. His egotistical nature is undeniable, especially given his belief that only his methods can lead to Japan's victory in the World Cup. Ego's grandiosity and self-assuredness are what drive him to push forward with the Blue Lock project, an idea that seems extreme and ruthless to others. He dismisses conventional football strategies, favoring his own approach to fostering egoism in strikers, which he views as the key to greatness. One of Ego's most distinctive personality traits is his disdain for altruism in football. He consistently preaches that a striker should never put the team above themselves, as self-sacrifice and playing for the sake of the team undermine the development of a true egoist striker. He calls altruistic positioning and sacrificing for teamwork "second-rate" behaviors, which in his eyes are incompatible with greatness. Ego believes that only by prioritizing their own success and glory can players truly become world-class strikers. Similarly, Ego holds a strong contempt for those whose motivations are driven purely by money. He views financial greed as a shallow goal that diverts attention from the more important mission—creating the best striker and elevating Japan's status in the football world. This fact is highlighted by him not shrinking back from spending a lot of money so that he could lead the project just like he envisions it. Furthermore, he is brutally honest, often to the point of being harsh and confrontational. He has little patience for mediocrity or those who fail to live up to his standards. His feedback to the players is often blunt, with no room for comfort or encouragement unless it's earned.