Teru Kitsunezato
CharacterTeru Kitsunezato is a professional footballer with Dosankoro Sapporo and a former member of the Japan U-20 team. He turned out for Spain's FC Barcha in the Neo Egoist League before finishing thirty-fifth and dropping out of Blue Lock.
Appearance
Kitsunezato stands about one hundred and eighty-one centimetres tall. His brown hair is broken up by streaks of black and white, and his eyes are blue, rendered brown in the anime.
Personality
He has a helpful, advisory side, seen when he coaches Karasu on the fundamentals of a counterattack, telling him to keep driving forward without wasting a moment.
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History
Kitsunezato plays as a right winger, a flank attacker who beats the byline to cross or drifts inside to overload the defence, leaning on pace and clean technique. The Egoist Bible pins his real weapons as explosiveness and a knack for surging up from deep during post-play. He rode the Japan U-20 bench and then joined FC Barcha as a reserve for the Neo Egoist League, but a thirty-fifth-place finish after the fifth round closed out his time in the project. He had already been tied to Dosankoro Sapporo beforehand, and a four million yen offer from the club drew him back.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who voices Teru Kitsunezato?
Teru Kitsunezato is voiced by Gakuto Kajiwara in the Japanese version of Blue Lock and by Comona Lewin in the English dub.
What position does Teru Kitsunezato play?
Teru Kitsunezato plays as a right winger, a flank attacker who beats defenders down the byline to cross or drifts inside to overload the defense.
What team does Teru Kitsunezato play for?
Teru Kitsunezato is a professional footballer with Dosankoro Sapporo, the club that signed him with a four million yen offer after his run in Blue Lock.
Why did Teru Kitsunezato leave Blue Lock?
Teru Kitsunezato left Blue Lock after finishing thirty fifth overall. He had joined Spain's FC Barcha as a reserve for the Neo Egoist League but was eliminated following the fifth round.
What are Teru Kitsunezato's strengths as a player?
Teru Kitsunezato relies on explosiveness and clean technique, with a particular knack for surging forward from deep positions during post play situations.
Sources & Information
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- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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