Team W
CharacterTeam W is a Blue Lock side built around the Wanima Brothers, whose relentless pass-and-go movement gives the team a weapon opponents struggle to shut down even when they see it coming.
Overview
Team W is one of the squads that feature in the Blue Lock series, making its first appearance in Chapter 16 and Episode 6. It has since been disbanded.
Role
The team's game plan hinges on the tight coordination of the Wanima Brothers, whose signature pass-and-go movement serves as its core weapon. That interplay proves hard to break up, holding firm even against defenders who anticipate it. The side's record ran the gamut: a win over Team X, draws with Team Z and Team Y, and a heavy loss to Team V.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is on Team W in Blue Lock?
Team W in Blue Lock is anchored by the Wanima Brothers, Junichi Wanima and Keisuke Wanima, whose pass and go movement drives the team's offense.
Who wins, Team W or Team Z?
Neither. Team W and Team Z played to a draw in Blue Lock rather than either side winning, part of a mixed record that also included a win over Team X and a loss to Team V.
What is Team W's signature strategy?
Team W's game plan in Blue Lock hinges on the tight coordination of the Wanima Brothers, whose signature pass and go movement is difficult to break up even when opponents anticipate it.
What was Team W's overall record in Blue Lock?
Team W's record ran the gamut: a win over Team X, draws with Team Z and Team Y, and a heavy loss to Team V.
Who was Team W's top scorer?
Junichi Wanima led Team W with six goals and one assist, while his brother Keisuke Wanima added four goals and three assists.
Sources & Information
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Rights holders
- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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