Disclaimer! This is a non-profit fan work. Blue Lock and all related characters belong to Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura. I do not own the original series. Hajime Asakura was once a quiet anime lover especially Blue Lock, calculating boy-an unnoticed genius who died young, leaving behind a world that never truly saw him. But fate gave him a second chance. Reincarnated into the world of Blue Lock as none other than Isagi Yoichi, Hajime awakens within a body not his own, yet gifted with all the memories of his past life. Haunted by solitude and the failure to shine in his first life, Hajime seizes this rebirth with one unwavering purpose: to rise as the ultimate striker. No longer just a player-he is a tactician, a predator, a monster among monsters. His knowledge of the original timeline gives him the edge, but it is his unyielding hunger to prove his existence that fuels his rise. As he manipulates the flow of the game, outsmarts rivals, and builds new bonds, Hajime sheds the identity of a forgotten soul-becoming the center of a new destiny. He will devour all... and leave no piece of the puzzle unsolved. Credit: I didn't own any and every picture or drawing in this story. From Blue Lock manga and Pinterest.

Disclaimer! This is a non-profit fan work. Blue Lock and all related characters belong to Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura. I do not own the original series. Arui Asakura never wanted to play soccer. Detached and quiet, he lived in the shadows of others' ambition-until one fateful summer, when a single manga sparked something buried. Inspired by the iron-willed defender Oliver Aiku from Blue Lock, Arui transfers to a new school, stepping onto the pitch with no expectations-just curiosity. But what starts as imitation slowly twists into transformation. With sharp instincts, unreadable movements, and a golden-brown eye that awakens under pressure, Arui discovers a hidden style all his own-defense that bites back, like a trapdoor spider. As rivals emerge, more unstoppable enemy and theirs chaotic offense, Arui is forced to go beyond what Aiku ever was. He's not here just to protect the goal. He's here to control the game.