Reo Mikage

His name, Reo (玲れ王お, Reo?), means "king of jewels".
(,玲れRe ?)Re means "the sound of jewels," indicating its rich origins.
(,王おO ?)O means "king", "ruler" or "tycoon".
His family name, Mikage (御み影かげ, Mikage?), means "divine spirit" or "spirit of the dead".
(,御みMi ?)Mi is an archaic suffix added to denote divine importance or as a sign of reverent respect.
(,影かげ Kage ?) Kage means "shadow," "silhouette," or "ghost," which refers to how it mimics the movements of other players—just like shadows follow the object that casts them.
Thus, his name can be interpreted as "divine king of jewels."
Phonetically, his name may come from Chameleon (カメレオン, Kamereon?), which refers to his nickname.
Reo's leading foot is right

• He was given the nickname chameleon precisely because he copies other people’s abilities (with 99% accuracy)

• His favorite football player is Cristiano Ronaldo

Neo Chameleon Mode: Developing his Chameleon Style, Reo uses his near-perfect skills to copy high-level moves that allow him to act as a striker and score his own goals.
Cross Elastico Nutmeg: Copied from Sae Itoshi.
Trivela (shot): copied from Rin Itoshi.
Oppressive Pass: Copied from Rin Itoshi.
Hyperspeed Scissors: Copied from Sae Itoshi.
Lob Pass: Copied from Sae Itoshi.
Direct Shot: Copied from Yoichi Isagi.
Ninja Stealth Walk: Copied from Eita Otoya.
Rabona (pass): copied from Meguru Bachira.
44° Red Panther Sniper: Copied from Hyoma Chigiri.
Crushing Head Kick (Pass): Copied from Rensuke Kunigami.
Flow State: Flow, as described by the Ego, is a state of "total immersion" or "being in the zone." It is a mental state in which a person engaged in an activity is completely focused, engaged, and enjoys the process.
Metavision: A term used to describe a player's enhanced vision, allowing them to see the entire field. Using his eyes to constantly gather information from his central and peripheral vision, Reo constantly collects data on every player, their every action, and their position on the field. Reo uses this ability unconsciously, first using it during the Bastard Munich match against Manshin City.

Agility: Despite not having played football since childhood, Reo is very good at all aspects of the sport. He is an excellent passer, scorer, dribbler, and ball control specialist (among other skills). He also possesses excellent physical attributes, good stamina, and speed.
Chameleon (複写変化カメレオン, Kamereon?): Thanks to his versatile skills, excellent soccer ability and instincts, and a 99/100 rating across all of his skills, Reo is able to mimic the abilities of other players. Reo uses his near-perfect skills to understand how other players specializing in certain areas might perform certain abilities. With this understanding, he can replicate these abilities himself. The only limitation of this ability is that Reo can only copy skills and abilities that match his physical capabilities, not natural physical talent, such as Hyouma Chigiri's insane speed. However, the abilities he copies are inferior to the original, as his skills only reach maximum efficiency at 99% and cannot match the original.
Long Pass: Copied from Meguru Bachira.
Gyro Punch: Copied from Kenyu Yukimiya.
Drive Kick: Copied from Ryusei Shido.
Close Combat Dribbling: Copied from Ranze Kurona.
Chameleon Defense: To neutralize Shido, Ego places Reo in the defense position during the Blue Lock match against the U-20s, explaining that he needs to monitor all the U-20 defenders to copy their movements and use this ability to neutralize Shido. During the match, Reo also used Nagi's grabbing ability to save the ball from the U-20s' second hit.
Total Defense: Copied from Oliver Ike.
Physical Pressure: Copied from Kazuma Nio.
Trap (Pass): Copied from Seishiro Nagi.

Forwards: Their main job is to score goals. They often find themselves in the spotlight, as their role is to score. They also take penalties and corners when the opposing team kicks the ball out of bounds. They are usually the ones starting the game at the start and at half-time.
Versatile Player: Reo can play any role his team requires and is a versatile player on the pitch. He's capable of orchestrating defensive counters, creating opportunities for his teammates, scoring using techniques learned from his teammates, and filling gaps in attack or defense.
After playing for the Japan U20 team and training with English club Manchester City, Reo has combined all the skills he learned from the positions he played in into a unified style that makes him a strong and versatile player, capable of starting and finishing any attack.

Reo takes his football career very seriously and uses every available resource to learn and improve. He is cautious and observant, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of each player and demonstrating a broad tactical understanding.

Despite being blessed with so much, he found it all boring because everything he wanted came so easily. So he decided to forge his own path, one where he would have to fight for what he wanted and prove his worth. He found fulfillment in playing football for the coveted World Cup, and he did everything he could to win, such as paying and nurturing a natural football talent like Nagi so he could achieve greater things in football.

Near the end of the first stage, Reo was confident his team would win another game, but when Team Z began dominating and scoring points against Team V, Reo became overly aggressive and irritated by a situation he didn't understand, even fouling someone. Reo was clearly speechless when Team Z ultimately won the game, and Nagi decided to join Isagi's Team White at the start of the second stage. He stubbornly refused to believe that the prodigy Nagi, his best friend for many months and someone Reo considered "his treasure," would choose to play with anyone else. He dedicated the second half of the Second Selection to "win back" Nagi, but lost the match that was deciding who would pick a player from the other team, and as a result, nearly lost Nagi as a friend. Having endured the hardships of the Second Selection, Reo sheds his stubbornness and acknowledges his weakness, vowing to become stronger to stay close to the people he cares about and get closer to his goal of winning the World Championship. Finally letting go of his possessiveness toward Nagi and realizing what he needs to do to become stronger and stay with his friend, Reo vowed to become the best striker in the world, able to dominate the field on his own, on par with the best players in Blue Lock.

Reo is very charismatic, friendly, witty, and ambitious. He's quite sociable and quite popular in high school, with dozens of admirers. Multi-talented, he excels in academics, sports, and interpersonal skills. Growing up in luxury as the heir to a multi-billion-dollar company, Reo also displays a keen business sense, which he uses to his advantage. For example, he assembled his own soccer team at school in a matter of days, promising they would be able to meet attractive idols, or organized a food trading market in the school cafeteria to rally his teammates and gain their trust. He's highly intelligent, as not only was he the top student in his class, but he also served as Team V's strategist and was able to improvise on the fly when facing stronger opponents. Reo can be a bit egocentric, as he tends to put his own goals above all else. Because of this, he convinced Nagi, who initially had no interest in soccer, to play with him. While he eagerly embraces new challenges and experiences, he becomes extremely upset when things don't go his way, perhaps due to his affluent upbringing. Overall, he seems to experience all emotions fully and is acutely aware of his mistakes and shortcomings, as demonstrated by several painful breakdowns shown in the spin-off manga. Due to his emotional nature, he can even become aggressive when angered, as seen when he elbowed Jingo Raichi after he was mocked. Overall, Reo is a friendly and intelligent young man who knows what he wants from life and will work towards it until he achieves it.

Reo is a tall, lean young man. He has chin-length purple hair pulled back into a ponytail, with two asymmetrical strands framing his face. He has large, bright purple eyes with a black ring around the iris and purple eyebrows.

For Blue Lock, Reo wears the standard protective suit (black with blue stripes) and a tracksuit. During the first tryout, he wore a blue jersey with the number 9 of Team V and boots with gray accents. During the second tryout, he wore the number 10 of Team Red, which was later changed to white. During the third tryout, he wore the blue and white jersey with the number 10 of Team C. For the match against the Japan U20 team, Reo wore the official blue Blue Lock jersey with the number 14.

When Reo was in high school, he wore a shortened male school uniform; a white shirt with a black and white checkered pattern, a purple school badge with a naga keychain, white shoes to match, and white pants to match.