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The headcanon of Vivian Hugo (or Hugo Vivian), the prodigious Arsenal and New Generation World XI midfielder in Blue Lock, usually focuses on combining his analytical and emotionless demeanor with his unusual hobbies.

(Hugo doesn't always use formal and explanatory vocabulary, as that tends to tire him quite a bit; he prefers to speak simply and normally only when it's not about football.)

— (Hugo loves to cook, although he doesn't usually admit it openly. He tends to take the cooking thing to extremes, since he'll never allow anyone to touch his culinary workspace, under the excuse that they might ruin his system of "order" and concentration.)

His birthplace is Lyon, France. His zodiac sign is Gemini. The size of his feet is 29cm. He is right-handed. His favorite player is Patrick Vieira, with whom he shares several characteristics. He started playing football at the age of 2. His motto is: "Aptitude is destiny. Live your destiny. And then your life will shine." Her favorite color is "Destiny Bordeaux" (Burgundy). His hobby is self-reading. Reading blank books with nothing written in them. "While I'm looking at them, I can talk to myself and organize my thoughts." His favorite animal is the Papillon (butterfly and moth in French). Her favorite season is winter. "I like long sleeves." He's happy that his ideas are being accepted. "Would you also try to see aptitude as destiny?" It saddens him that they abandon their own aptitude. Her favorite food is éclairs. "I like them because they test the pastry chef's skill. Éclairs are 'chocolate on chocolate,' so they're incongruous, but still delicious." He doesn't like avocados. "They're mossy and smell like grass. I hate them because they feel like eating something that was vomited up and swallowed again." Her favorite movie is Life Is Beautiful. His favorite manga is Cyborg 009. "'And now, all that remains is courage!' I don't know any other words that can beat that line yet."

Total midfielder: A central midfielder who completely controls the midfield area, directing the team's play and breaking up the opponent's attacks. They are known for having the greatest influence on their team's overall performance, driving them forward, applying sustained pressure on the opposition, and leading by example when the team is defending. Hugo excels at controlling the entire field thanks to his physique, dribbling skills, and vision, making him the linchpin of the French team. In attack, he stays back while the forwards and midfielders surge forward, aiming to deliver long passes to the weakest point in the opposing defense. Defensively, he typically marks the biggest threats, closing them down and preventing them from passing before dispossessing them. If that strategy fails, he drops back to the defensive line and focuses on intercepting potential shots.

Her name, Vivian, means "alive," "full of life," or "living." It is of Latin origin.

His surname, Hugo, means "Perceptive," "Intelligent," or "Brilliant." It is of Germanic origin.

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Hugo is a fairly tall boy with a defined physique and medium-length hair styled to the left, divided into two colors: burgundy as the main color and dark burgundy at the nape of his neck, similar to Bachira and Aiku's hairstyles. His eyes are completely black, so his pupils are not visible, and he has remarkably long eyelashes, each with six or seven points. He wears the number 9 jersey for the French Under-20 team.

Hugo appears emotionless, analytical, and diligent at all times. He enjoys reading blank books and often uses onomatopoeia to describe situations during matches. This breakdown of characteristics makes him a very refined and direct player when demonstrating his performance on the field, and at the same time, somewhat mysterious to others. His demeanor often resembles that of a robot, almost devoid of emotion at first glance.

Hugo created his own theory called "The Theory of Proper Destiny," which holds that humans are not born equal due to their natural aptitudes and talents; therefore, each person should aim to fulfill dreams that they can only achieve naturally. This philosophy governs all of Hugo's actions and decisions, and he tries to teach it to others, as he did with Isagi, who, according to him, is not destined to be the best striker in the world but rather the number two, right behind the number one, controlling everything from above, just below the best, understanding him and considering him his equal.

Despite his desire to be number 2, Hugo has a bigger dream and ego than Isagi Yoichi. His ambition is to surpass Pelé's record of four World Cup titles and become a legend in the history of humankind.