Meguru Bachira

Bachira is a rather tall young man with a thin build and an oval face. He has bright yellow eyes and a short chin-length haircut, black hair with a golden tint (when Bachira was younger, his hair was only ear-length). When he played in the junior soccer league, he wore the No. 8 jersey. At the tournament in Chiba Prefecture, Bachira wore jersey No. 8 for Namikaze School, which featured a bird symbol in the center.

He started playing football at the age of 6.

His foot size is 27.5 cm.

His hometown is Chiba.

His favorite season is summer, because it excites him.

His favorite food is canned pineapples, and his least favorite is Mozuku seaweed, because it's like eating snot.

His favorite animal is a dolphin because they look happy.

He doesn't have a favorite school subject because he doesn't study well.

He spends his holidays doing what he likes, but he doesn't know exactly what he's going to do.

When he washes himself, he first washes himself behind his ear.

If he ever received 100 million yen (~ 739,000 dollars), he would either scatter bills from the roof or lay down with them in the bathtub.

On his last day on Earth, he threw the ball as far as he could

His strengths are that he is optimistic about everything, and his weaknesses are that he doesn't worry enough.

He is sad when his freedom is taken away.

He feels happy when he receives gifts.
17 years old. birthday August 8

Bachira is a capricious forward who plays following his instincts, and when he first arrived at Blue Lock, he was a member of team Z during the first selection. His main goal was to find football rivals with whom he could play, and who also have a "monster" inside, but later his goal changes, and he aims to become the best striker in the world after overcoming his childhood injury.

After the match with Japan U-20, Bachira currently plays as a central striker for FC Barcha in the Neo Egoist League.
Bachira has quite eccentric behavior and personality. He is usually very energetic, cheerful and full of enthusiasm during matches, rarely loses his composure and desire to play, describing football as something fun to play with others. Bachira immediately connects himself with Ravinho, who is also eccentric and energetic, inspired by his style of playing football. He has a tendency to fall asleep at unexpected moments, for example, as shown at the beginning, where he was found dormant during the beginning of the tag test.

It is also known that he falls asleep while eating. When the League of Neo Egoists begins, Bachira takes his football training more seriously, striving to become a world-class egoist as he imagines himself and get closer to becoming the best in the world. Bachira is now actively training with weights and acting as a mediator.

As a child, he was actively bullied because of his eccentric character and exceptional skill in football, which led to a form of injury when he is afraid to be alone. This injury forces Bachira to create an imaginary friend who is a "monster"; More precisely, a football monster, because this monster motivates Bachira to play in matches. Only after he comes to Blue Lock, Bachira begins to face his trauma, because he finds people he looks like and can call a friend, for example, Yoichi Isagi. You can see how Bachira accidentally made friends with a variety of people, despite his somewhat strange behavior, including Isagi, Rin, Chigiri and Kunigami.

The story begins with the fact that the Japanese Football Association wants to raise the best striker in the world, capable of leading the national team to victory in the World Cup. For this purpose, an experimental project called "Blue Lock" is created - a kind of academy that combines a strict training system with elements of competition and elimination.

The purpose of "Blue Lock"

Create the perfect selfish striker who will be as determined and focused on goals as possible to become a key figure on the field.

Rules and features of the project:

1. Participants: 300 of the best young strikers from all over Japan are invited to "Blue Lock". The main character, Yoichi Isagi, is among them.

2. Hierarchy: Players are divided into groups and levels, starting with the weakest. Gradually, they compete to climb higher. If a participant loses or is excluded, he loses the opportunity to represent Japan at a professional level.

3. Focus on selfishness: Unlike ordinary football, which values team play, "Blue Lock" focuses on individual abilities. Players need to show maximum selfishness to become the best.

4. Training format:

• A variety of tests that test skills, speed, strategy and psychological stability.

• Matches against other groups and players.

5. Psychology topic: The project pushes participants to the limit of physical and moral capabilities, forcing them to overcome themselves.

"Blue Lock" explores such topics as personal growth, competition, the meaning of dreams and sacrifices for the sake of purpose.