Chris Prince

Chris is a tall, heavily muscled man crowned with medium-length blonde hair that carries a faint wave. His locks fall loosely to one side and leave his forehead bare, giving off a deliberately tousled, unkempt look, and his light eyes are said to be blue though the point is never confirmed. He turns out in the Manshine City jersey finished with pale wristbands.

Self-assured to the point of self-obsession, Chris is a blunt, boundary-free talker whose ego colors nearly everything he says. He is forever whipping his shirt off, whether to punctuate a point or just to show his physique, and he freely admits that in his younger days he took his gifts for granted before maturing into someone alert to his own and others' talents. His whole individuality flows from a drive to satisfy his ideal self, an image he refuses to betray however much people brand him a narcissist. That same egocentrism makes him a generous mentor who loves watching players build the bodies their dreams require, playing no favorites and letting Yukimiya take a sponsorship appearance he felt the goal had earned. Against real rivals his emotions catch fire: he burns to overtake Noel Noa, even crafting a technique to ridicule Noa's logical game, needles opponents who dodge physical duels, goading Michael Kaiser into one, and nurses a petty grudge against Isagi for stopping his new move.

Chris plays as a target man, a tall, powerful forward who carves out space, finishes chances and holds the ball up under pressure while waiting for support. Through training he designed himself, he built what amounts to a flawless body, maxing out every parameter Blue Lock measures, strong enough to shadow and squeeze Kaiser on the ball. Nobody could lay a finger on him but Noel Noa, who had to actively contain him. His powerful legs and expert footwork give him blistering speed, enough to sprint the length of the field and block a Kenyu Yukimiya shot, and when pressed from behind he can spin off the marker with his physique and control to bolt away at full tilt. He also reaches Flow, the state of total immersion Ego describes as being in the zone, which he entered against Noa in the Manshine City clash with Bastard München. Out of that came his Illogical Knuckle Ball, a spin-free lob that wobbles unpredictably through the air, its landing spot unknown even to Chris, engineered purely to mock Noa and stoppable only by two players covering the possible zones.