Jingo Raichi |2|

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This stamina allows him to continue playing at his full potential, which, combined with his man-marking ability, makes him a constant threat both defensively and offensively. Even in the Neo-Egoist League, Raichi's stamina remains superior to that of all his peers, even those with the greatest technical skill. Superior Physique: Raichi's physical contact strength makes him very effective at stealing balls in one-on-one duels, outclassing even physically dominant players such as Aoshi Tokimitsu. Man Marking: Raichi is able to effectively mark other players by using his physique and presence to prevent them from playing as he wishes. Due to his aggressive nature, Raichi can become a real nuisance to his opponents, which, combined with the pressure he puts on them, sometimes even results in an illegal reaction, as demonstrated when he provoked Reo into fouling him and receiving a yellow card. His man marking ability is so effective that Noel Noa recognized him and asked him to become the core of Bastard München's formation. Stalking Horse Defense: Instead of the typical man-to-man defense, Raichi confines himself to a two-meter-radius semicircle in front of his opponent. This greatly increases his chances of intercepting a pass intended for the opposing player or stealing the ball from them. This strategy relies on his grit, stamina, and dueling ability. Raichi first used it to contain Marc Snuffy and was effective enough to force him to pass the ball.

Forwards: Also known as strikers, their main objective is to score goals. They tend to be the players who receive the most attention, as their role is designed to be goalscorers. They also participate in penalty kicks and corner kicks when the opposing team takes the ball out of bounds. They are usually responsible for starting the match at the beginning and halftime. Defensive Midfielders: These are midfielders who focus on protecting their team's goal. These players can defend an area in front of their team's defense or individually mark specific opposing attackers. Defensive midfielders can also occupy the full-back or center-back positions if these players move forward to join the attack. Box-to-Box Midfielders: Box-to-box midfielders assist in almost every aspect of the game. They require great stamina, as they must cover most of the field, as well as some passing ability. They may be at one end of the field assisting the attack one moment, and then at the other, helping defend their own area. They typically play as central midfielders, but any midfielder can possess this quality. Raichi has always proven himself and has been described as an excellent box-to-box player, capable of surviving and contributing in long matches. If used correctly, he can be a key defensive player, as demonstrated in both the First Team and the Neo-Egoist League.

Immense Stamina: Raichi's stamina seems limitless, as demonstrated in the match against Team V. At first, Reo only considered his man-marking a nuisance, but as the match progressed, his stamina began to show and his playing ability began to weaken.

Of course, he continues to yell angrily at his teammates if they make a mistake.

His given name, Jingo (, Jingo?)陣じん吾ご, means "my camp". His surname, Raichi (Raichi?), 雷らい市ち means "lightning market". Its name can then be interpreted as "my lightning camp market".

His hometown is Nagasaki. He has an older sister. He started playing football at the age of 7. His favorite soccer player is Takashi Inui. His favorite color is red. His favorite animal is a chameleon. His favorite season is spring. His favorite food is shrimp tempura. His least favorite food is herring roe, which is tiny fish eggs encased in their skin. He is quite a picky eater and may give his food to someone else if he doesn't like it. He prefers bamboo shoots to mushrooms. If it were her last day on Earth, she would climb the Statue of Liberty. If I received 100 million yen, I would live in New York. His motto is "There is no path before me. A path behind me shall be paved" (meaning he will pave his own path). The team he played for (before Blue Lock) is Ikarigaoka High School Soccer Club. His favorite type is a woman who steps back and supports you. He thinks his strong point is everything.

During the match against the Japan U-20 national team, Raichi is a substitute and wears the Blue Lock long jacket with his Blue Lock Eleven uniform underneath. In the Neo-Egoist League, Raichi is a starter for Bastard München and wears their black, red, and gold uniform with the number 22.

Raichi is one of Blue Lock's most impulsive players, initially overconfident in his abilities. He dislikes being ordered around, but after being repeatedly humiliated by Blue Lock's talent and difficulty, Raichi learns to excel in his role as best he can in order to not only survive in Blue Lock, but also grow alongside the others. Raichi becomes frustrated when players he initially underestimated develop faster than him and likes to remind those below him where they belong.

At the beginning of Blue Lock, he was very argumentative and unpleasant. His tendency to look down on his classmates, as seen in the early chapters, stems from an overconfidence in his abilities, which can make him seem arrogant and pretentious. But over time, he learned to work with others and listen to their opinions in order to succeed, thus calming his arrogance.

In the final game of First Selection, Raichi is willing to forget about the striker position and uses his brash personality to inspire and fuel his team, implying that despite wanting to be a striker, Raichi is willing to change so that his team and himself can win.

In the Neo-Egoist League, Raichi has mellowed considerably and becomes the "heart" of the team, constantly being the player who shouts aggressively to the rest of the team, using his loud voice to encourage himself and his teammates. And, despite maintaining his general temperament, Raichi has shown to be much more forgiving in listening to his teammates (specifically, Isagi) to fulfill a specific role and help the team win, and even apologizes if he falls short.

Gender:Male. Age: 17. Birthday::October 11th. Height: 182 cm. Hair color: Blonde. Eye color: Yellow. Relatives: Father Mother Older sister.

Occupation: Student. Affiliation: Blue Lock. Previous affiliation(s):Ikarigaoka High School.

Position: Forward Defensive midfielder Central midfielder.

Weapon: Endurance Physical Marking people.

Jingo Raichi (Raichi Jingo?) 雷らい市ち陣じん吾ご is a Blue Lock contender, who played as a defensive midfielder for Bastard München during the Neo Egoist League. Like all Blue Lock forwards, Raichi aspires to be the best striker in the world.

When he first arrived at Blue Lock, Raichi was a member of Team Z during the First Selection and is one of the remaining contenders after the Third Selection.

After finishing the fifth round of the Neo Egoist League and finishing 21st, Raichi has qualified to become one of the 23 players in the new Japan U-20 national team.

Raichi is a tall, muscular young man. His hair is usually straight and pale blond, similar to Seishiro Nagi's. In the color pages of the Blue Lock manga, his eyes are amber, framed by thick, extremely dark eyelashes.

His sharp shark-like teeth make Raichi's appearance seem intimidating, even more so when he frowns and shouts. But in the rare moments when his irritable and erratic nature is not explicit, Raichi is, overall, a young and attractive player. In Blue Lock, Raichi wears the standard jumpsuit (black with grey stripes) and tracksuit. During the First Selection, he wore Team Z's blue number 10 jersey and Team Z's grey capped cleats. During the Second Selection, he wore Team Red's number 95 jersey, which he later switched to Team B's white number 95 jersey during the Third Selection.