Wearing the number one shirt, Bachman guards the net for the youth team of Bastard München. He suits up for the German club across the Neo Egoist League, sitting eleventh in its internal order and taking the field only once, against FC Barcha.
Little is spelled out about Bachman's looks. He appears mostly in Bastard München's goalkeeping gear, marked out by the number one across his back.
As his side's last line of defense, Bachman turns away shots and penalty kicks, then boots the ball clear of his goal, often with a dropkick, so a teammate further upfield can gather it. He is the only one on the pitch permitted to handle the ball with his hands within the field of play, and the manga shows him squaring off against FC Barcha's forwards while trying to deny Bachira a goal.

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Bachman is the goalkeeper for Bastard München's youth team, wearing the number one shirt during the Neo Egoist League.
Bachman plays goalkeeper for Bastard München, guarding the net as the team's last line of defense.
Bachman turns away shots and penalty kicks, then boots the ball clear of his goal, often with a dropkick, so a teammate further upfield can gather it. He is the only Bastard München player permitted to handle the ball with his hands within the field of play.
Bachman's only appearance in the entire Neo Egoist League tournament comes against FC Barcha, where he faces off against their forwards while trying to deny Meguru Bachira a goal.
Bachman begins the Neo Egoist League tournament ranked eleventh inside Bastard München's youth squad.
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