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Shuto Sendo

Character

Known as the Ace and the Hyena, Shuto Sendo strikes for Italy's Ubers in the Neo Egoist League and turns out for the Japan U-20 team. A 17th-place finish at the end of the league's fifth round booked his place among the 23 players of the new Japan U-20.

Height: 181 cm (5'11")
Birthday: October 7
Age: 18
En Voice: Joshua Waters
Jp Voice: Akihisa Wakayama
Bl Rank: 17
Jersey No: 11 (Japan U-20); 18 (Ubers)
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 110: Newcomer
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 29: Flow
Allegiances: Blue Lock, Detakari Gakuen High School

Also Known As

AceHyena
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Appearance

Sendo is a tall, lean, good-looking young man with fluffy salmon-red hair kept short and split by two side bangs of uneven length, the left dropping to his chin and the right to his cheek, with small undercuts hidden below and a tragus piercing. Thin, pale red eyes framed by long lashes usually sit under a calm or sour expression.

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Personality

Cocky and sure of himself, Sendo loves to trumpet his own achievements, which tips easily into being loud and grating. He bristles at anyone who doubts his standing as the U-20 side's ace striker, using the insult against Blue Lock to push himself higher, even upgrading his marriage fantasy from a Japanese gravure idol to a Hollywood actress. Quick to snap back at whoever annoys him, he guards his ego fiercely and pours a deep passion into the game.

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Abilities

Beyond the standard striker's job of scoring, Sendo excels as a second striker, dropping into midfield to shadow Shido on the national team and feeding Baro at Ubers by pouncing on loose second balls. His game rests on a tireless work rate, deep stamina, and a solid technical base across every phase. He poaches goals in decisive moments, as when he buries a rebound off Chigiri's block for Baro, and covers ground box to box, once clearing off his own line after Bachira's dribble before joining the counter for a shot of his own. He also reads pressing situations well, hounding Isagi so that Niko could rob him, and stepped in to deny Yo Hiori's feint shot to save Ubers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Sendo in Blue Lock?

Shuto Sendo booked his place among the 23 players of the new Japan U-20 team after finishing 17th place at the end of the Neo Egoist League's fifth round.

What is Shuto Sendo?

Known as the Ace and the Hyena, Shuto Sendo is a striker who fronted Italy's Ubers in the Neo Egoist League and later turned out for the Japan U-20 team.

What position does Shuto Sendo play for Ubers?

Shuto Sendo excels as a second striker for Ubers, dropping into midfield to shadow opponents and feeding teammate Baro by pouncing on loose second balls.

What is Shuto Sendo's playing style like?

Shuto Sendo's game rests on a tireless work rate, deep stamina, and a solid technical base, poaching goals in decisive moments and covering ground box to box.

What is Shuto Sendo's personality like?

Shuto Sendo is cocky and sure of himself, loving to trumpet his own achievements, which tips easily into being loud and grating, and he guards his ego fiercely.

Sources & Information

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Rights holders

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

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