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Japanese: ミヒャエル カイザー Rōmaji: Mihyaeru Kaiza Alias: "Emperor" "Blue Rose" Gender: Male Age: 19 years old. Birthday: December 25 Height: 1.86 m Hair color: Blonde (with blue highlights) Eye color: Blue Country: Germany Family: Frederick Kaiser (Father) Alice Love (Mother)

Occupation: Footballer Affiliation: Germany Bastard München (Starter) Germany Under-20 Dorsal: 10 (Neo-Egoist League) 11 (Bastard Munich Audition) Position: Front Dominant foot: Right Weapon: Metavision Movements without the ball Shooting power Spatial Awareness "Kaiser Impact" Eye of the Predator

Worth ¥ 400,000,000 (Actual) ¥ 320,000,000 (Round 3) ¥ 300,000,000 (Round 1)

Michael Kaiser (ミヒャエル カイザー, Mihyaeru Kaizā?) is a striker for Bastard München U-20. He is a German U-20 prodigy striker and plays for Bastard München in the Neo Egoist League as the team's star striker. He is also a member of the New Generation World's Best Eleven.

APPEARANCE: Michael is a young man with a defined physique, taller than Yoichi Isagi, with blue eyes and straight blond hair with blue highlights at the tips, styled in a mullet or shag, characterized by being short in the front and long in the back, with layers and blue highlights at the ends. Kaiser also has tattoos of blue roses on his neck and left arm. During the Neo-Egoist League with Bastard München, he wears the number 10 jersey.

PERSONALITY: Kaiser is portrayed as an arrogant young man with a superiority complex. He sees everyone around him as mere minor players compared to his own leading role as the star of his world. Although he is arrogant and cunningly rude to those he perceives as beneath him, he is not unnecessarily rude to his teammates, but he will put them in their place when they speak out of turn, even if it is for their own good.

PT2 OF PERSONALITY: After the match against Ubers, Kaiser was immensely frustrated when he lost to Isagi. He originally joined Bastard München because it was the quickest way to reach Real Madrid, but now he can't simply abandon the Neo-Egoist League after losing to Isagi.

Kaiser believes that the moment people think things are impossible, they're programmed to give up. Those who sacrifice their talents in exchange for long, tedious lives are the ones he hates most.

Previously, Kaiser was a mentally weak person who constantly gave up on things he believed were impossible. To remind himself never to fall into that weak mindset again, he got a tattoo of a blue rose on his neck, which he believes symbolizes achieving the impossible.

ᕼᗩᗷiᒪiᗪᗩᗪᗴя. ᴀʀʫᴜᴇᴛɪᴘᴏ Clinical finisher: Clinical finishers are forwards who specialize in their precise shooting ability. They are "clinical" in that they need few chances to score a goal and can strike and place the ball exactly where it will beat the goalkeeper. They can be identified by their high goals-per-shot ratio. Clinical forwards typically play as center forwards, although other attacking players can often be considered clinical finishers.

With omnipotent vision, a high football IQ, the fastest shot speed in the world, and a powerful shot to match, Kaiser is Bastard München's star striker. Kaiser can easily position himself for an ideal goal, receive any type of pass, and create space for himself when pressured by the opposition to score illogical and effortless goals.

яKIᒪᒪՏ: Professional football technique: Kaiser is considered a genius in the professional football world. He plays football for one of the best teams in the world as a main striker.

PT2 OF HIS PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL TECHNIQUE: His skills are highly respected by teammates, opposing teams, club owners, investors, and even the best striker in the world. His skill and technique are of such a high level that his team's playing style and philosophy revolve around him and his approach.

Off-the-ball movement: A term used to describe the moments when players are not in possession of the ball. Kaiser uses these moments to position himself where he can always receive a pass, whether in the blind spots of his opponents or teammates. When marked by a defender, Kaiser always runs in the most problematic direction for his opponent and then immediately steps in the opposite direction of his center of gravity to evade them and find open space for himself.

Metavision: A term used to describe a player's evolved vision, granting them an omnipotent perspective of the field. Using their eyes to constantly gather information from both their central and peripheral vision, Kaiser continuously collects data on every player, every move they make, and their positions on the field. Combined with their high football IQ, Kaiser can interpret this data and use it to amplify every move they make to unpredictable levels, finding opportunities before others. This ability defies the logic of even the most advanced football players. Combined with their other skills, Kaiser is able to dominate the field, creating illogical opportunities born from their vision.

Predator Eyes: Described as the opposite of Metavision, instead of expanding his vision, Kaiser drastically reduces it to score a goal. Kaiser uses Predator Eyes to find the smallest openings for his shot when aiming and firing his Kaiser Impact.

PT3 OF HIS SKILLS: Kaiser Impact: Kaiser unleashes a high-level volley so fast it's difficult to even see him kick the ball or watch it enter the goal. Combined with his Metavision, Kaiser is able to fearlessly score near-impossible shots with extreme accuracy. His shot has the speed and power to sail over the heads of five defenders in front of the goal and the goalkeeper with pinpoint precision.

• Kaiser Impact Beinschuss: While in the air, Kaiser uses the Kaiser Impact, a bicycle kick. The ball then passes under a defender, bounces off the ground, and scores a goal without losing speed. "Beinschuss" means "nutmeg" in German.

•Lightning Impact: This is when Kaiser performs a Kaiser Impact while the ball is on the ground. Lorenzo was able to read the trajectory of the shot and managed to block it with his face even though it was a Kaiser Impact, probably because it wasn't a volley, which is Kaiser's preferred shot.

•Kaiser Magnus Impact: Unlike the standard Kaiser Impact, where the priority is to kick the ball in a straight line, Kaiser imparts spin, curving the ball as he intentionally uses the air valve to guide it toward the goal. For this shot to work, Kaiser needs to pinpoint exactly where to strike the ball to increase its accuracy to a level similar to a standard Kaiser Impact. The ball must also be stationary, which astronomically increases the shot's difficulty. During Bastard München's match against PXG, Kaiser attempted this shot, but because he was surrounded by five defenders and didn't impart enough spin, the shot failed completely.

ETYMOLOGY: • The name Michael means "gift of God". • Michael's last name, Kaiser, means "emperor or ruler higher than a king." • Therefore, the name Michael Kaiser can be interpreted as "the emperor chosen by God."

PHRASE: • "I want to see them suffer on their knees, Blue Lock."

CURIOSITIES: • Michael's hobby is reading books, but he is passionate about those on philosophy and psychology. • His personal motto is "to embody the impossible." • Their favorite animal is the stray dog. • His favorite food is bread crusts. • At Christmas, I would ask Santa for "freedom". • It makes him sad not knowing how to react when he receives a gift. • Her ideal type is someone "beautiful, intelligent and full of love". • Her favorite movie is "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". • His favorite song is "Desperado" by the Eagles. • His fetish is faces of despair. • His favorite historical figures, with whom he would have a conversation, are: Nietzsche, Freud and Napoleon.

ᖇᗴᒪᗩᑕIÓᑎ ᗪᗴ KᗩIՏᗴᖇ ᑕOᑎ ᑎᗴՏՏ: It is a complex dynamic of master-servant, obsessive loyalty and codependency, where Ness is a devoted assistant who lives to serve Kaiser, and Kaiser, although cold and manipulative, sees him as a valuable tool and sometimes shows a reluctant respect, forming a crucial on-field partnership for the Bastard München team, albeit with hints of toxicity and emotional neediness.

ᑕᗩᖇᗩᑕTᗴᖇÍՏTIᑕᗩՏ ᑕᒪᗩᐯᗴ ᗴᑎ Տᑌ ᖇᗴᒪᗩᑕIÓᑎ: • Ness's Absolute Loyalty: Ness is obsessed with Kaiser, admiring his talent and wanting to serve him, even tolerating mistreatment, because Kaiser gave him a purpose and believed in him when no one else did.

• Kaiser's Use and Manipulation: Kaiser uses Ness's loyalty, making him his main assistant, a perfect "assistant," although he is often indifferent or cruel to his feelings, focusing only on his own game.

• Codependency on the Field: On the field, Ness is essential to Kaiser, filtering the game and creating plays for him, while Kaiser benefits from his genius as a midfielder.

• Complex Personal Bond: Although professional, there is a personal undertone; Ness sees Kaiser as a friend, while Kaiser sees his dependence, but there is also respect, although he does not express it openly, recognizing Ness's importance to his game.

• Toxic Dynamics: The relationship is unbalanced; Ness seeks validation and Kaiser grants it selectively, creating an unhealthy dynamic, with theories that Kaiser wants Ness to recover his own ego in order to be a better partner.

∆ In short, they are the most iconic couple in Bastard München, united by football, but with a dynamic that ranges from Ness's extreme admiration to Kaiser's exploitation and dependence, exploring themes of ego, loyalty and codependence on the road to the top.

What kind of bond do I think Ness has with Kaiser? For Ness, his connection with Kaiser is not only professional but also personal, and he believes there is a kind of genuine friendship between them, even if it is never explicitly named as such. Ness is obsessed with Kaiser and doesn't mind him pulling his hair and splashing water in his face.

What is Ness to Kaiser? • Regarding Kaiser's feelings towards Ness: Ness is someone who makes him feel "wanted". He starts by giving Ness all the credit for his growth and then acts coldly and arrogantly.

How does Kaiser know Ness? • During the trials for Bastard München, Ness almost gave up on his dream due to his overwhelming disadvantage on the field. It was there that he met Kaiser, who taught him that nothing is impossible. After passing the trials, he and Kaiser became close friends and partners.

What does Kaiser think of Ness? • Kaiser tells Ness that thinking about giving up is a curse, because the moment you believe something is impossible, you are programmed to quit: it is, quite simply, a survival instinct to avoid frustration.

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