Hugo/Hugo

Hugo admits to Isagi that Japan is strong and praises Ego for what he has turned Japanese soccer into. Hugo then explains that Isagi's team is barely winning matches thanks to Isagi simply having luck during games, and states that by preventing this luck, they can win. Because Japan is too dependent on Isagi, if he stops developing during games, it will lead to the team's collapse, and thanks to Isagi's pressure, his actions become more predictable. Hugo tells Isagi that he is unsuitable for the role of number one because he cannot enjoy being at the center of the world. Hugo compares Isagi's situation to Loki, who is ideally suited for the role of number one, expressing his desire to become number two, a position he considers equal to number one, as from there he can control the entire team. Hugo encourages Isagi to become number two as well, explaining that by doing so, the Blue Castle can become even stronger. [6]

Hugo and Loki launch a counterattack, and Japan is surprised. Chapter 334 Hugo again offers Isagi to become number two. Japan takes a corner in a combination in which Bachira confronts the goalkeeper and then passes the ball to Reo, who would have been completely free, but due to Hugo's intervention, he decides not to touch the ball, leaving it to Isagi, who, influenced by Hugo's words, shoots at goal while being marked by Charles, instead of passing to Rin, who was in a much better position. Isagi's shot is saved by Renoir, and Hugo approaches Isagi, claiming that without his direct shot and volleys, he would be a below-average striker, and says that it will be his fault if Japan loses the game, suggesting that he wakes up again by becoming the number two when France starts attacking up the field.[7]

Renoir makes a long pass to Loki, attempting to launch a quick counterattack, but Karasu manages to intercept the ball with Chigiri. He begins attacking without passing Isagi, using him as bait to get past Bats, and decides to become second best to help his team win.

Isagi replies that it's clear to him that he's not quite cut out for the role of striker, but the Blue Castle has taught him to rewrite fate with his ego. Isagi receives a pass from Chigiri and, with his first touch, passes the ball to Rin, despite Hugo marking him from behind, leaving Rin face to face with France's best player, Loki. [ 5 ]

Hugo blocks Rin's punch with the help of Loki and GabonChapter333 Hugo blocks Rin's shot. Rin passes Loki, but Loki still manages to catch up with him thanks to his speed, so Rin makes a sharp sprint. Rin begins to prepare his leg to shoot, and, noticing this, Loki tries to block it, but Rin still manages to shoot. However, Hugo jumps up to block Rin's shot and sends the ball into the corner, saving his team from conceding a goal. Isagi is impressed by how Hugo was able to anticipate the shot thanks to Loki, who limited Rin's shooting options while Hugo blocked the shot. [ 6 ]

Japan resumes play and combines players to pass the ball to Isagi. Hugo then neutralizes Isagi's double kick by slamming into him, explaining that Isagi's kick can only be used when he has two directions to attack. Karasu and Rin appear to give Isagi passing options, but Delon and Bats get in the way, and Hugo tells Isagi that by crushing him, the Blue Castle will be left with nothing. Isagi responds by turning around and holding Hugo back with his arm, declaring that he will risk everything to become number one, but Hugo replies that he is more suited to be number two, surprising Isagi. Hugo, intercepting the ball and dribbling past Isagi, asks him if he believes in fate, beginning France's counterattack.[4]

Hugo talks to Isagi Hugo explains his philosophy to Isagi. Hugo makes an incredibly long pass to Loki, who intercepts Nico, giving Japan another chance to attack. But as they struggle, Isagi notices that France has completely analyzed their playing style to defeat them, feeling one step behind. Hugo begins explaining his philosophy, the "Theory of Suitable Destiny," to Isagi without taking his hand off him. He argues that every being is born with a set of characteristics that make them suited to a particular way of life, and that no one should strive for a goal beyond their natural aptitude, as it is better and easier to follow one's destined nature.

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Content History • History of the U-20 World Championship Links Story Plot The U-20 World Cup Arc Hugo's first appearance Hugo's first appearance Hugo played for France at the 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup, where they were drawn against England, Japan, and Nigeria in the group stage of Group A. He first appears at the end of the match between Nigeria and Japan U20. He is seen at the Blue Lock training centre reading a book while Julian Loki and Charles Chevalier train and talk. When Loki asks his opinion of Isagi, Hugo replies: "Totally... unsuitable."[1] France achieved their first win of the tournament in their opening match against England, with a brace from Loki helping his side win 2–1, earning France three points in the group stage, placing them level in second place in the group, alongside Japan.[2]

Hugo helps Charles Hugo helps Charles Their next game was against Japan, meaning top spot in Group A was in doubt. Going into the game, two players expected to shine as the stars of their teams were Japan's Yoichi Isagi and France's Julian Loki. The match started with France having the ball. Hugo received the ball and led the French team forward in a fast, furious, and unexpected attack. He easily dribbled past Isagi and Rin, then sent a straight, spinning pass forward, seemingly to Loki, deceiving the defenders, while the ball was received by Charles, who had snuck up from behind. Charles fired a curling shot towards goal, scoring the first goal of the match.[3]

Manga appearances in • e The U-20 World Cup Arc Etymology Translated from German, the name Hugo means “mind”, “intellect”, “bright mind and spirit”. Quotes (Loki to Isagi) "Totally... unsuitable." [ 3 ] (Isagi) "Come and become number two, Isagi Yoichi. If you fulfill your destiny as number two... the Blue Defense League can still become stronger. But if you continue to chase the dream of becoming the world's best striker... the Blue Defense League will be destroyed right here." [ 4 ] Interesting facts Hugo is among the members of the Next Generation World Team who did not participate in the Neo-Egoist League.

Skills Professional football technique: Hugo is a member of the next generation of the World Cup team, possessing outstanding footballing talent at such a young age. He is also a key player for the France U20 team at the 2018 FIFA U20 World Cup, leading the team in play and controlling the midfield. Accurate pass: Hugo was able to pass the ball to Charles, who deceived the entire Japanese defense, forcing them to mark Loki and allowing Charles to score. [ 2 ] Counter-attack: Hugo makes a pass immediately after the ball is recovered, aiming to take advantage of the opponent's disorganised positioning and launch a quick counter-attack, catching the defence off guard. Dribbling sequence: Hugo beats Isagi and Rin with relative ease. He uses his arm to defend against opponents, stealing the ball. Logical, Targeted Game Reading: Hugo has the ability to target the enemy team's strongest link to destabilize the entire team. Hugo was able to predict Isagi's moves by modeling his movements. He is capable of stopping Isagi's direct shots while in close proximity.

Capabilities Archetypes Commanding Midfielder: A central midfielder who completely controls the central area, directs the team's play, and disrupts the opposition's attacks. They are known for exerting the greatest influence on their team's overall play, pushing them forward, constantly pressuring the opposition, and leading by example in defense. Defensive Midfielder: Defensive midfielders are central midfielders who are more defensively oriented than attacking. They require strength to make tough tackles, as well as stamina and a certain level of passing ability, as they need to support other midfielders.

Personality Hugo takes a strict, logical, and almost fatalistic approach to football. He maintains that every player is born with certain qualities suited to a specific role, and that trying to go against this "destiny" only creates unnecessary difficulties. He believes it's "logical" to excel in one's natural, predetermined position, rather than force oneself into being a striker. Unlike egotists who seek to destroy others, Hugo presents himself as a "kind" antagonist or antihero. He acts as a mentor, genuinely believing he's doing players like Isagi a favor by guiding them toward the "right" role. He's often described as a "quirky guy" who causes nervous breakdowns simply by pointing out the "logical" flaws of others.

He is distinguished by a neutral, often impassive face with "dead," observant eyes, reminiscent of a "genius" or "robotic genius." He remains calm, unflappable, and analytical even in tense moments, focusing on his "theory of suitable destiny." As a new-generation midfielder, he is quick to point out flaws, respects opponents who prove their skill, and strives to occupy the No. 2 position (often seen as the position that truly understands and controls the No. 1 player). During matches, he is known to make strange, loud noises, such as "Zoom" or "Beep-beep," which fans compare to verbal stimulation.

Appearance Hugo's face is a modified diamond shape, with a distinct bone structure and elegant proportions. He has very fair skin and dark, piercing almond-shaped eyes, the outer corners of which are slightly pointed/upward, relatively sharp and expressive. He has an athletic build and tousled hair with plenty of volume and natural movement.

His hair falls unevenly, some outward, others inward, with a small fringe on the right side of his forehead. His haircut resembles a very distinctive "wolf"/"shag" cut. He usually has a neutral expression.

He has very long eyelashes that almost reach the corners of his face. Remarkably, when he's serious, his pupils take on a creepy, sloppy appearance.

During the World U20 Championship, Hugo wears the France U20 team uniform with wristbands. He doesn't pull his socks all the way up.

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Team France U-20 Jersey number(s) 9 (France U-20) Position Central midfielder Weapon Passage Debut Manga Chapter 326 Review Summary Relationship Image gallery But you are more suited to the role of number two. Hugo Isagi

Hugo (ユーゴー Yūgō) is a prominent footballer, renowned as one of France's finest players. He is also a member of the Next Generation squad and plays as a central midfielder for the France U20 team at the PIFA U20 World Cup.

He is considered one of the most promising talents in the world of football, and unlike other professional strikers, he is only interested in becoming the second best player in the world, acting as a "shadow" to "superman" Julian Loki, contributing to the team's success, as he believes Loki is perfect for the role of the best striker in the world.