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Kyohei Shiguma

Character

Kyohei Shiguma, tagged the Giant Warrior of Kagoshima, is a towering forward who reached the Neo Egoist League with Italy's Ubers. Standing 190 centimeters and known for his silence as much as his size, he never got onto the pitch during the league and was cut once its fifth round wrapped up.

Height: 190 cm
En Voice: William Ofoegbu
Jp Voice: Hinata Tadokoro
Position: Forward
Bl Rank: 55
Jersey Number: 55 (Second and Third Selection)
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 93
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 24: The Time Has Come
Allegiances: Blue Lock, Ryuunosu Academy
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Appearance

Shiguma is a physical giant, standing 190 centimeters with a powerful, heavily built frame and notably dark, robust skin. His short hair is a mix of white and black, and his eyes are a deep, dark green, the whole package fitting his nickname as a warrior-sized presence.

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Personality

Quiet does not begin to cover it; Shiguma barely speaks and lets almost nothing register on his face, keeping his reactions locked away. His attachment to his grandmother is a recurring note, and he is remembered for warning Chigiri not to talk to strangers on his grandmother's advice. Chigiri, for his part, writes him off as a rude grandma's boy ahead of the Team A1 against Team B1 clash in the Third Selection.

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History

Ranked 55th, Shiguma moves through several sides during his run, turning out for Team Red, Team B, and the sixth team to clear the Second Selection while wearing number 55. He is a product of the Ryuunosu Academy football team and hails from Kagoshima, the same prefecture as Chigiri and the Wanima brothers. Carried into the Neo Egoist League as a reserve for Ubers, he never once took the field, and when the fifth round ended he was among the handful of Ubers players cut without a single appearance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kyohei Shiguma in Blue Lock?

Kyohei Shiguma, nicknamed the Giant Warrior of Kagoshima, is a towering 190-centimeter forward who reached the Neo Egoist League with Italy's Ubers but was cut without ever taking the field.

What does Kyohei Shiguma look like?

Kyohei Shiguma is a physical giant with a powerful, heavily built frame, notably dark skin, short hair mixing white and black, and deep dark green eyes.

What is Kyohei Shiguma's personality like?

Kyohei Shiguma barely speaks and keeps his reactions locked away, though he is remembered for warning Chigiri not to talk to strangers on his grandmother's advice. Chigiri, in turn, writes him off as a rude grandma's boy.

What teams did Kyohei Shiguma play for in Blue Lock?

Kyohei Shiguma moved through Team Red, Team B, and the sixth team to clear the Second Selection while ranked 55th, before being carried into the Neo Egoist League as a reserve for Ubers.

When does Kyohei Shiguma first appear in Blue Lock?

Kyohei Shiguma first appears in Chapter 93 of the manga and Episode 24 of the anime.

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Rights holders

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

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