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Haruhiko Yuzu

Character

Haruhiko Yuzu is a serious-minded striker who passed through the Blue Lock program. Ranked low and rarely used, he ended up on the reserves of France's Paris X Gen for the Neo Egoist League and never once stepped onto the pitch.

Position: Forward
Bl Rank: 98
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 93
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 24: The Time Has Come
Allegiances: Blue Lock
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Appearance

Yuzu keeps his hair in a short bob, platinum blonde through most of its length and dyed green at the tips. Green eyes pick up the same color that runs through the ends of his hair.

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Personality

Introductions painted him as a solemn, no-nonsense forward, one of the last strikers still standing once Second Selection had thinned out the field.

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History

Yuzu first surfaced among the surviving forwards after Second Selection and moved through the program's team reshuffles, landing on Team B for the fourth game, joining the third squad to clear, and later slotting into Team Red. Assigned to Paris X Gen as a reserve for the Neo Egoist League, he never saw a single minute of action, and the close of the fifth round dropped him from Blue Lock. That idle stretch left him and Akira Endoji as the only French-side picks who went the whole league without a match.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Haruhiko Yuzu in Blue Lock?

Haruhiko Yuzu is a serious-minded striker who passed through the Blue Lock program. Ranked low and rarely used, he ended up on the reserves of France's Paris X Gen for the Neo Egoist League.

What does Haruhiko Yuzu look like?

Haruhiko Yuzu keeps his hair in a short bob, platinum blonde through most of its length and dyed green at the tips, with green eyes that pick up the same color.

Did Haruhiko Yuzu play any matches in the Neo Egoist League?

No, Haruhiko Yuzu never saw a single minute of action as a reserve for Paris X Gen during the Neo Egoist League.

What happened to Haruhiko Yuzu at the end of the Neo Egoist League?

The close of the fifth round of the Neo Egoist League dropped Haruhiko Yuzu from the Blue Lock project, leaving him and Akira Endoji as the only French-side picks who went the whole league without a match.

What is Haruhiko Yuzu's personality like?

Introductions painted Haruhiko Yuzu as a solemn, no-nonsense forward, one of the last strikers still standing once Second Selection had thinned out the field.

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