Rooke
CharacterRooke is the goalkeeper for Manshine City's youth side and for England's U-20 team at the U-20 World Cup. He mans the net for the English outfit that collides with the standouts of the Neo Egoist League.
Appearance
The manga shows Rooke in Manshine City's goalkeeper kit but offers little further detail on his looks.
Personality
Rooke is given scant characterization, though his in-match reactions, scrambling to read Kenyu Yukimiya's dipping gyro shot, show a keeper caught out by elite finishing.
Abilities
As a goalkeeper, Rooke is charged with stopping shots and sending the ball out of his box to teammates upfield, the one player permitted to handle it during play. He guards the net for both Manshine City's youth team and England U-20.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Rooke in Blue Lock?
Rooke is the goalkeeper for Manshine City's youth team and for England's U-20 side in Blue Lock, guarding the net during the U-20 World Cup.
What position does Rooke play in Blue Lock?
Rooke plays goalkeeper, the only position allowed to handle the ball, responsible for stopping shots and sending the ball out to teammates upfield.
What jersey number does Rooke wear in Blue Lock?
Rooke wears the number 1 jersey for both Manshine City and England U-20.
Which team does Rooke represent at the U-20 World Cup?
Rooke represents England's U-20 team at the U-20 World Cup, where they face off against the standouts of the Neo Egoist League.
How does Rooke perform against Kenyu Yukimiya's shot?
Rooke is shown scrambling to read Kenyu Yukimiya's dipping gyro shot, portraying a keeper caught out by elite finishing.
Sources & Information
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Rights holders
- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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