Neo Egoist League

Match 1:
Bastard München vs FC Barcha
Match 2:
Ubers vs PXG
Match 3:
Bastard München Vs Manchesterd City
Match 4:
Ubers vs FC Barcha
Game 5:
Bastard München Vs Ubers
Match 6:
Manchester City vs PXG
Game 7:
FC Barcha vs PXG
Game 8:
Ubers vs Manchester City
Match 9:
Bastard München Vs PXG
Match 10:
FC Barcelona vs Manchester City

Charles Chevalier: He plays purely for whim and fun; if a pass becomes predictable or boring, he loses interest and stops trying.
Rin Itoshi: He seeks absolute destruction; he wants to crush the pride of his rivals and his brother Sae with a disgustingly perfect game.
Ryusei Shidou: He seeks the "football orgasm"; he only cares about scoring extreme and beautiful goals guided by his wild instinct.
Tabito Karasu: The cold analyst; he looks for the weakest links of the rival in order to control them, wear them down and secure the advantage.
Zantetsu Tsurugi: He wants to stop being seen as a fool; he uses his explosive speed to faithfully serve as the partner and "squire" who paves the way for geniuses (Rin or Shidou).
Aoshi Tokimitsu: He plays driven by panic and insecurity; he channels all his nerves and anxiety to unleash an indestructible physical force that no one can move on the field.

The players who went to this Selection were
Rin Itoshi
Ryusei Shidou
Tabito Karasu
Zantetsu Tsurugi
Aoshi Tokimitsu
Star member of PXG
Charles Chevalier: The prodigy midfielder from PXG's youth academy. He's an unpredictable passer and the tactical engine who assists Rin and Shidou with perfect passes designed to unleash chaos in attack.

May the best team win: The team doesn't revolve around a single leader; it's divided into factions (Rin's system and Shidou's system) that compete against each other on the same field to see who is more lethal.
Exploit the unique weapon: Loki seeks to have each player improve their own "special ability" to the maximum level, regardless of whether that breaks the harmony of the group.
Chaos and improvisation: Instead of playing by rote with rehearsed plays, PXG uses unpredictable passes (especially through Charles) to allow the forwards to invent brilliant plays at the last second.

Shoei Baro: He uses the system to get the ball, but in the end he does what he wants to remain the "King".
Ikki Niko: Think like a chess player. Use tactics to read the entire court and disrupt the opponent's plans from the defense.
Oliver Aiku: He plays like the ultimate wall. He uses strategy to monitor and completely neutralize star strikers.
Jyubei Aryu: He performs his defensive duties to the letter, but always striving to make his plays look elegant and stylish.

Shoei Barou
Oliver Aiku
Ikki Niko
Jyubei Aryu
And others who come from the already predefined group
His coach was Snuffy
Football is a job, winning is an obligation: Snuffy instills the idea that a professional player doesn't compete simply to chase a fleeting dream, but to secure their livelihood and market value. Victory is a contractual duty, not an emotional choice.
Robotic and systematic execution: The team operates under a meticulous analysis of tactical data. Snuffy designs multiple detailed game plans for every possible scenario. The player's role is to mesh with the system like a disciplined soldier in an army, sacrificing individual improvisation for the success of the collective.
Absolute technical flexibility: Ubers players have no emotional attachment to a visually appealing style or a fixed playing identity. They use man-marking, high pressing, or low defensive blocks as dictated by the day's strategy; their only real goal is maximum efficiency in securing the three points.
Distribution of blame: In this corporate mentality, if the players follow the rehearsed patterns perfectly and still lose, the responsibility for the failure falls entirely on the coach (the "president" of the company), freeing the young men from psychological pressure.

Seishiro Nagi (Mindset: Active Creativity / Genius Challenge) Nagi always played out of pure inertia and laziness due to his natural talent. In Manshine City, his mindset takes a turn: he learns to think for himself, to actively seek the ball, and to use his new physique to proactively create scoring opportunities, instead of just waiting for the ball to be passed to him.
Reo Mikage (Mindset: Total Versatility / The Perfect Partner) Reo abandons his obsession with relying solely on Nagi and adopts a mindset of absolute independence. He decides to maximize his balanced physical capabilities to copy other players' skills with 99% accuracy using his "Chameleon" technique, becoming a complete player capable of dominating both defense and offense.
Hyoma Chigiri (Mindset: Absolute Speed ​​/ The Golden Lightning Bolt) Chigiri fully embraces the team's scientific philosophy to refine his body. His mindset becomes cold, direct, and extremely focused: he designs his own "ideal shooting zone" (the Golden Zone) and convinces himself that no one in the world can stop him if he uses his maximum speed combined with enhanced physical stamina.

The players on this team are:
Seishiro Nagi
Reo Mikage
Hyoma Chigiri
Reiji Hiiragi
Kazuma Niou
Junichi Wanima
Hajime Nishioka
Taiga Tsunzaki
Kairu Saramadara
His coach was Cris Prince
Team mentality pillars: Absolute Physical Suitability: They believe that elite football cannot be played with talent alone; each player must scientifically sculpt their body to unlock their true potential.
Defined Biological Weapons: The team seeks to have each footballer identify their greatest physical quality (speed, strength, control) and enhance it to 100% until it becomes a world-class resource.
Direct and High-Intensity Football: Their style of play is extremely physical, fast and direct, using body power to press high, win individual duels and overwhelm the opponent.
"Superhero" Mentality: Chris Prince instills in them the idea that they must look and act like perfect and invincible figures on the court, basing their confidence on demonstrable physical and athletic superiority.

Meguru Bachira: His mentality is one of playful freedom and absolute fun. He plays to enjoy football, following his instincts and his inner "monster," using creative and unpredictable dribbling.
Eita Otoya: His approach is stealthy opportunism. He maintains a cold and calculating mind, specializing in the "ninja game" to slip into the blind spots of the defense without anyone noticing.
Former Under-20 members
Miroku Darai: His mentality is one of patient anticipation. He is not fooled by the opponent's feints; he focuses analytically on body movement to steal the ball at the exact moment.
Haru Hayate: He possesses a defensive anchor mentality. He acts as the team's serious support, sacrificing his individual brilliance to provide stability to the midfield while the others attack freely.
Reserve Players
Aiki Himizu: His mentality is technical dynamism. He seeks to absorb the team's joyful rhythm to execute quick and fluid offensive plays.
Teru Kitsunezato: His focus is on opportunistic agility, using quick movements to surprise in attack transitions.
Itsuki Wakatsuki: He operates under physical perseverance, focused on wearing down rivals through constant pressure on the wings.
Shizuka Haiji: His mentality is the support association, prioritizing safe passes to maintain possession of the ball and give fluidity to the game.
Tetsu Sokura: His focus is on containment resistance, mentally using his physicality to stop counterattacks when the team loses the ball by taking too many risks.

The players who went to this are:
Meguru Bachira
Eita Otoya
Miroku Darai
Haru Hayate
Teru Kitsune
zatoItsuki Wakatsuki
Shizuka Haiji
Aiki Himizu
Tetsu Sokura
His trainer was Lavhinno
Football as Art: They conceive of the game as a form of entertainment and fun, prioritizing aesthetics, rhythm and spectacle over structured systems.
"Jinga" Philosophy: The team operates under the doctrine of its coach, Lavinho, who promotes deception, improvisation, and rhythmic play inspired by Brazilian football.
Dominance through Dribbling: His offensive mentality dictates that the best way to break a defensive block is not through mathematical passes, but through individual duels (1 against 1) based on technique and genius.
Identity Egoism: The team's motto is "create your own unique image." Players are taught that they shouldn't fit into a mold, but rather force the world to adapt to their personal style of play.

Yoichi Isagi: His mindset is one of adaptability and analytical evolution. He uses Metavision to logically decipher the field and steal the spotlight from his teammates.
Rensuke Kunigami: He possesses a dark hero approach focused on physical survival. His mind is cold, solitary, and utterly destructive in the enemy area after emerging from the Wild Card.
Kenyu Yukimiya: His mindset is one of defiant individualism. He blindly trusts his one-on-one technical ability to break down defenses, seeking to shine on his own.
Yo Hiori: She acts under the concept of dispassionate rationality. She doesn't play to please anyone other than her own tactical pleasure, operating as the precise "brain" that connects with Isagi.
Ranze Kurona: His mindset is utilitarian cooperation. He identifies the most efficient player (Isagi) and quickly synchronizes with him to ensure that plays succeed.
Jingo Raichi: He stands out for his tenacity and aggressive defensive discipline. He relentlessly focuses on neutralizing the opponent through physical exertion and man-marking.
Jin Kiyora: His mindset is one of strategic neutrality and balance. He doesn't take sides in internal team disputes; he logically focuses on the option that guarantees victory.
Gurimu Igarashi: Her approach is opportunistic survival. She looks for any loophole in the rules (such as provoking malicious fouls) to remain relevant on the team.

This team includes
Yoichi Isagi
Rensuke Kunigami
Gin Gagamaru
Jingo Raichi
Kenyu Yukimiya
Ranze Kurona
Yo Hiori
Jin Kiyora
Gurimu Igarashi
Teppei Neru
(These players are from Blue Lock, they don't come from the national team)
His teacher being Noel Noa
Pillars of his philosophy
Logical rationality: They execute the most ideal plays based on data, statistics, and probabilities in order to minimize wear and tear.
Absolute priority to the goal: The only valid objective on the field is to score, leaving aside aesthetic style or sentimentality.
Valuation by numbers: In this club your worth is strictly measured by your performance metrics and concrete contribution in goals or assists.
Zero room for emotions: Passionate improvisation is not allowed; every pass, run, or shot must have a verifiable tactical basis.