
Gran, known also as Ba-ya, is the personal attendant of Blue Lock star Reo Mikage and a fixture of the Mikage household. Beyond serving Reo, she famously kept his teammate Nagi's cactus alive while the two were away at Blue Lock.
Tall and full-figured, Gran cuts an imposing figure, and Nagi reckons her nose belongs on a witch. Her gray hair is drawn back into two separate buns, and she dresses in a purple blazer over a white blouse trimmed with a scalloped collar. Her overall look reads as that of an older woman.
Gran carries herself with a formidable, no-nonsense presence that matches her towering build. Her devotion to the Mikage family reaches even the smallest tasks, extending to the care of Nagi's cactus, Choki, once its owner had left for Blue Lock.

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Gran, also known as Ba-ya, is the personal attendant of Blue Lock star Reo Mikage and a fixture of the Mikage household.
Gran works as Reo Mikage's personal attendant and doubles as the family's limousine driver.
Gran famously kept Nagi's cactus, named Choki, alive once its owner had left for Blue Lock, an extension of her devotion to caring for even the smallest tasks around the household.
Gran is tall and full-figured with gray hair drawn back into two separate buns, and she dresses in a purple blazer over a white blouse trimmed with a scalloped collar.
By her own account, Gran has looked after Reo Mikage since the very day he was born, a stretch of service that has made her a constant presence in his life.
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