Juraki Ito
CharacterJuraki Ito is a tall forward who lined up for Team Y during the opening round of the Blue Lock Project. He exited the program in the First Selection along with the rest of his side, the lone survivor from Team Y being Ikki Niko.
Appearance
At 189 cm, Juraki ranks among the taller strikers of his group, and he wore the number one shirt for Team Y through the First Selection. The series offers little else about his features.
Personality
The manga keeps Juraki firmly in the background and never explores his temperament in any depth. What is established is his role as a forward, the attacking position charged with hunting goals and spearheading a side's push forward.
History
Juraki entered Blue Lock ranked 260th and represented Team Y across the First Selection. His side was knocked out of that opening stage in full, with Ikki Niko standing as the only member of the team to advance. His name plays on words for a sturdy tree and, read another way, the Jurassic period.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Juraki Ito?
Juraki Ito is a tall forward who lined up for Team Y during the opening round of the Blue Lock Project. He exited the program in the First Selection along with the rest of his team.
What team did Juraki Ito play for?
Juraki Ito played forward for Team Y, wearing the number one jersey during Blue Lock's First Selection.
How tall is Juraki Ito?
Juraki Ito stands 189 centimeters tall, making him one of the taller strikers in his group.
Does Juraki Ito survive the First Selection?
No, Juraki Ito does not survive the First Selection. His entire Team Y roster was eliminated except for Ikki Niko, the only player to advance.
What does Juraki Ito's name mean?
Juraki Ito's name plays on words for a sturdy tree and, read another way, the Jurassic period.
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Rights holders
- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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