Team V
CharacterTeam V is a fiercely attacking side in Blue Lock powered by the trio of Reo Mikage, Zantetsu Tsurugi, and Seishiro Nagi. Their firepower produced lopsided wins before the team was finally undone.
Overview
Team V is one of the sides featured in the Blue Lock series, first appearing in Chapter 26 and Episode 8. The group has since disbanded.
Role
The team plays an intensely offensive game built on its standout trio of Reo Mikage, Zantetsu Tsurugi, and Seishiro Nagi, the three engines behind its outsized results. Over its opening three fixtures the side racked up roughly eighteen goals combined. It thrashed Team Y eight to nil, downed Team W five to one, and beat Team X five to two before a five-four loss to Team Z ended the run.
Notable Members
The scoring trio carried the load throughout. Nagi finished as the leading marksman with ten goals and four assists, while Mikage struck six times and set up ten more. Tsurugi matched Mikage's six goals and added three assists of his own.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was on Team V in Blue Lock?
Team V in Blue Lock was powered by a scoring trio of Reo Mikage, Zantetsu Tsurugi, and Seishiro Nagi, the three players who drove the team's outsized results.
What is Team V's playing style?
Team V plays an intensely offensive game in Blue Lock, built entirely around the firepower of its standout trio, Reo Mikage, Zantetsu Tsurugi, and Seishiro Nagi.
How many goals did Team V score in its first three matches?
Team V racked up roughly eighteen goals combined across its opening three fixtures, thrashing Team Y eight to nil, downing Team W five to one, and beating Team X five to two.
Who was Team V's top scorer?
Seishiro Nagi finished as Team V's leading marksman with ten goals and four assists, ahead of Reo Mikage's six goals and ten assists and Zantetsu Tsurugi's six goals and three assists.
Did Team Z beat Team V?
Yes. Team Z beat Team V five to four in Blue Lock, a loss that ended Team V's run of lopsided wins after it had defeated Team Y, Team W, and Team X.
Sources & Information
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- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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