Koki Mera
CharacterKoki Mera is an attacker who lined up for Team W during his short spell in the Blue Lock Project. He is knocked out in the very first round of eliminations, one of the many Team W players sent home while only Junichi Wanima survives to press on.
Appearance
Mera is one of the shorter players in his group at 172 centimeters, with dark black hair topping a build suited to a forward's role. Little else about his look is put on record.
Personality
The narrative moves past Mera quickly, and it never pauses long enough to sketch out his personality or manner. He remains a minor face within the crowded Team W lineup.
History
Ranked 242nd and given the number 3 shirt for the First Selection, Mera takes his place among the Team W forwards. When the round wraps up, he is cut alongside nearly the entire squad, with Junichi Wanima the sole exception to advance. He first shows up in Chapter 16 of the manga and Episode 6 of the anime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Koki Mera in Blue Lock?
Koki Mera is an attacker who played for Team W during his brief stint in the Blue Lock Project, one of the many players eliminated in the First Selection.
What happened to Koki Mera in the First Selection?
Koki Mera is cut in the First Selection along with nearly the entire Team W roster. Only Junichi Wanima survives to advance.
What does Koki Mera look like?
Koki Mera is one of the shorter players in Blue Lock at 172 centimeters, with dark black hair and a build suited to a forward's role.
What number and rank did Koki Mera have in Blue Lock?
Koki Mera is ranked 242nd and wears the number 3 shirt for Team W during the First Selection.
When does Koki Mera first appear in Blue Lock?
Koki Mera first appears in Chapter 16 of the manga and Episode 6 of the anime.
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Rights holders
- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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