Blue Lock

Jinpachi Ego — Director and creator of the Blue Lock project. He is a strategist obsessed with developing the most selfish and dominant striker in the world. He designs the tests and constantly analyzes the players' progress.
Anri Teieri — Representative of the Japan Football Association and one of the key figures behind Blue Lock's existence. She works alongside Ego and is responsible for overseeing and supporting the project's organization.

Lavinho — Brazilian Master Striker. He is famous for his playing style based on dribbling, creativity, and improvisation.

Marc Snuffy — Italian Master Striker. He is an exceptional strategist who bases his football on tactics, organization, and leveraging the skills of his teammates.

Chris Prince — English Master Striker. Specialist in physical training and body development; he uses science to improve the performance of his players.
Agi — A highly talented English striker and one of Manchester City's key players. He is technically gifted, elegant, and very skillful.

Michael Kaiser — Elite German striker and member of the New Generation World XI. His main weapon is the Kaiser Impact, a shot of enormous speed and accuracy.
Alexis Ness — German midfielder and Kaiser's main partner. He is known for his passing, dribbling, and playmaking ability.
Noel Noa — Master Striker from Germany and considered the best striker in the world. He is the player-manager of Bastard München.

Julian Loki — Star striker and captain. He is one of the players in the New Generation World XI and possesses extraordinary speed and acceleration. He was also the PXG Master Striker during the Neo Selfish League.
Vivian Hugo — A player of immense talent and one of the pillars of France. He is a member of the New Generation World XI and stands out for his ability to control the game and create opportunities.
Charles Chevalier — A 15-year-old midfielder, nicknamed “the heart of PXG.” His specialty is extremely accurate passing; he can adapt to forwards like Rin, Shidou, and Loki.
Renoir — Player for France U-20 and member of the PXG system. He was part of the starting eleven used against Japan.
Hermes — French player for the U-20 national team. His name is a reference to the Greek god Hermes.
Leyden — An extremely fast player. France used his speed specifically to counter Chigiri.
Gabin — French player who also belongs to the PXG player group and is part of the U-20 national team.
Chapa — A PXG player and member of the French starting eleven. He is one of the French players who had previously appeared alongside Loki in PXG.
Bats — French midfielder who participates in ball recovery and pressing. Against Japan, he worked with Charles to try and stop Rin.
Camus — Defensive player/midfielder for France. He is known for anticipating opponents' plays and was used to counter Bachira's dribbling.
Delon — Member of the French U-20 team; participates in the French collective system.

The most important of this group: Loki, Hugo and Charles, since they are the central pieces of the French system; Charles also functions as Loki's main passer.

Zantetsu Tsurugi — stands out for his acceleration and speed. Aoshi Tokimitsu — possesses enormous stamina and physical strength, although his insecurity affects his game. Nijiro Nanase — a hard-working and adaptable player. Jin Kiyora — a player who remained within the project and would later have an important role in the NEL. Gurimu Igarashi — a forward who survived to this stage thanks mainly to his ability to exploit the rules and situations of the game.

Yoichi Isagi — a key striker; he improved a lot during the Third Selection and the match against Japan Under-20.
Rin Itoshi — considered the most talented player at Blue Lock at the time; captain of the Blue Lock Eleven. Ryusei Shidou — an extremely aggressive striker with enormous goal-scoring ability; played for Japan U-20. Shoei Barou — a selfish striker who developed a playing style based on exploiting space and becoming the "villain" of the field. Seishiro Nagi — a prodigy with extraordinary natural talent, especially for ball control. Meguru Bachira — a creative and skillful player, famous for his dribbling.
Hyoma Chigiri — an incredibly fast winger, capable of using his speed to break through defenses. Rensuke Kunigami — a physically powerful striker with a strong sense of justice; he later had a special situation before the NEL. Reo Mikage — an extremely versatile player who can adapt to different positions and styles.
Tabito Karasu — an intelligent midfielder, excellent at reading and exploiting his opponents' weaknesses. Eita Otoya — a specialist in stealthy movements and off-the-ball movement. Kenyu Yukimiya — a player with great individual skill and dribbling ability.
Ikki Niko — an excellent reader of the field and a defensive specialist. Jyubei Aryu — a defender with great reach thanks to his height and flexibility. Gin Gagamaru — an improvised goalkeeper who demonstrated exceptional reflexes. Yo Hiori — a passer with enormous precision and vision. Jingo Raichi — a specialist in marking and defensive pressure.
Ranze Kurona — a fast player and very good at combining with his teammates.