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Haru Hayate

Character

Haru Hayate is a defensive midfielder who lined up for Japan U-20 in the showdown with the Blue Lock Eleven. A tall Chiba native, he later anchored the midfield for Spain's FC Barcha across the Neo Egoist League before the standings ended his Blue Lock run.

Height: 186 cm
Birthday: April 7
Age: 19 (debut), 20 (current)
English Voice: Gerard Caster
Japanese Voice: Kensho Ono
Position: Defensive Midfielder
Bl Rank: 26
Jersey Number: 22 (FC Barcha), 7 (Japan U-20)
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 112: Grand Stage
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 29: Flow
Allegiances: Japan, Blue Lock
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Appearance

Standing among the tallest bodies on the Japan U-20 roster, Hayate cuts a long, wiry figure at 186 centimeters. His spiky hair reads white in the manga and light yellow in the anime, and his eyes stay wide and alert, a look often compared to Seishiro Nagi. Brown irises finish off the resemblance.

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Personality

Around the game Hayate keeps an even, unhurried temperament. He has a knack for spotting the small tics and habits in other players and tends to remark on them.

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History

Hayate came up through the Bachi United Chiba club before Blue Lock recruited him, and inside the program his job centered on shutting down attacks. The Egoist Bible frames his true weapon as a reading ability, an instinct for singling out which striker poses the biggest threat, so when possession is lost he stalls the danger long enough for his back line to win the ball back. He claimed a starting berth on Japan U-20 and carried that into the Neo Egoist League with FC Barcha, Spain's entry, wearing number 22. Finishing the fifth round in 26th place cost him his spot in the project, though a bid worth twenty million yen from Kroningen, the club modeled on FC Groningen, chased him out the door.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Hayate in Blue Lock?

Haru Hayate is a defensive midfielder who lined up for Japan U-20 in the showdown with the Blue Lock Eleven, a tall Chiba native who later anchored the midfield for Spain's FC Barcha in the Neo Egoist League.

What position does Haru Hayate play in Blue Lock?

Haru Hayate plays as a defensive midfielder, using a reading ability to identify the striker who poses the biggest threat and stalling danger long enough for his back line to win back the ball.

What does Haru Hayate look like?

Haru Hayate stands among the tallest players on the Japan U-20 roster at 186 centimeters, with spiky hair that reads white in the manga and light yellow in the anime, plus wide, alert eyes and brown irises.

What club did Haru Hayate come from before Blue Lock?

Haru Hayate came up through the Bachi United Chiba club before Blue Lock recruited him.

What happened to Haru Hayate after the Neo Egoist League?

Haru Hayate finished the fifth round of the Neo Egoist League in 26th place, which cost him his spot in the Blue Lock project, though a bid worth twenty million yen from Kroningen, a club modeled on FC Groningen, followed him out the door.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Blue Lock anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

Rights holders

  • Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
  • Published byKodansha
  • Animated by8bit

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  • Movie pages: theatrical key visuals for Blue Lock: Episode Nagi, credited to Eight Bit and the production committee.
  • Game pages: official artwork for Blue Lock: Project World Champion, credited to Kodansha and Rudel.
  • Manga chapter pages: Kodansha Comics volume covers, credited to Kodansha, Muneyuki Kaneshiro, and Yusuke Nomura.

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