Bastard München

Bastard München competes in the German professional leagues and is regarded within the Blue Lock world as one of the strongest sides on the continent, home to the player widely called the best striker alive. The club's entire philosophy is bent toward putting the ball in the net, an aim it pursues through disciplined reasoning rather than raw emotion. Alongside its first team it runs a training clubhouse, a proving ground where prospects are developed in the hope of earning promotion.

The team's football is defined by clear thinking and maximum efficiency, chasing the most effective outcome for the least wasted effort. Through the Neo Egoist League the attack revolves around Michael Kaiser, whose reading of the pitch, sharp positioning and rapid shot turn half-chances into goals, with Alexis Ness and Benedict Grim feeding him possession. Once Blue Lock players join the ranks, Rensuke Kunigami operates as a second finisher while Yoichi Isagi uses his spatial awareness and reflexes to break defensive lines, combining with the likes of Ranze Kurona, Kenyu Yukimiya and Yo Hiori. Ness and Hiori take control of midfield with their dribbling, manufacturing openings for both strikers.

In the decisive clash with Paris X Gen, Kaiser set aside his habitual dependence on Ness and folded his Blue Lock teammates into the plan, exploiting the gaps opened up by those coordinating with Isagi. He and Isagi ultimately chose to operate like machines fixed on winning, their shared rational approach reshaping the whole team. Across the Neo Egoist League every single Bastard München fixture finished 3-2 in their favour, victories over FC Barcha, Manshine City, Ubers and Paris X Gen that also made them the highest-scoring outfit in the competition.

Noel Noa serves as the club's coach and its master striker, the standard the rest of the squad measures itself against. Michael Kaiser wears the number ten and anchors the attack, supported by playmaker Alexis Ness and defender Benedict Grim, with Bachman in goal and names such as Mensah, Ndiaye, Theo Sachs, Birkenstock, Ali, Erik Gesner and Igor Schneider filling out the regulars.

The Neo Egoist League roster folds in a large contingent of Blue Lock talent, including Yoichi Isagi, who arrives on an offer, plus Rensuke Kunigami, Kenyu Yukimiya, Ranze Kurona, Yo Hiori, Jingo Raichi, Jin Kiyora, Gurimu Igarashi, Gin Gagamaru and Teppei Neru. The club is inspired by Bayern Munich, treats Berserk Dortmund as its fiercest rival, and supplied more Blue Lock players and more eventual Japan U-20 call-ups than any other team in the league.