Akira Shirosawa
CharacterAkira Shirosawa is one of the 301 footballers assembled for Side-B during the group stage of the U-20 World Cup. A background competitor introduced late in the story, his name pays homage to the legendary Japanese film director Akira Kurosawa.
Appearance
The series has yet to give Shirosawa a detailed visual profile beyond placing him among the ranks of Side-B.
Personality
His temperament goes largely unexplored, since the narrative has not lingered on him past his introduction.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Akira Shirosawa in Blue Lock?
Akira Shirosawa is one of the 301 footballers assembled for Side-B during the group stage of the U-20 World Cup in Blue Lock. He is a background competitor introduced late in the story.
What position does Akira Shirosawa play?
Akira Shirosawa plays as a forward for Side-B in Blue Lock.
Which team is Akira Shirosawa part of in Blue Lock?
Akira Shirosawa is part of Side-B, the group of 301 competitors gathered for the group stage of the U-20 World Cup.
When does Akira Shirosawa first appear in Blue Lock?
Akira Shirosawa enters the story in Chapter 311 of the Blue Lock manga.
Where does Akira Shirosawa's name come from?
Akira Shirosawa's name is a tribute to the celebrated Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa.
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- Manga chapter pages: Kodansha Comics volume covers, credited to Kodansha, Muneyuki Kaneshiro, and Yusuke Nomura.
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