About Blue Lock
Blue Lock, created by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura, opens after Japan's national soccer team crashes out of the World Cup. In response, the eccentric coach Ego Jinpachi launches a radical program: lock 300 of the country's most promising high-school strikers inside a prison-like facility called Blue Lock and forge, through brutal competition, the single most lethal egoist striker the world has ever seen. The catch is savage — anyone eliminated is banned from ever representing Japan's national team again.
Following the unremarkable Yoichi Isagi, Blue Lock reframes soccer as a battle-royale of ego, instinct, and self-belief, arguing that a truly great striker must be gloriously selfish. Its intense psychological framing, flashy internal monologues, and survival-game structure make it feel closer to a shōnen battle series than a traditional sports story. Riding a wave of popularity around the 2022 World Cup, Blue Lock became one of the most talked-about sports anime in years.
What the Blue Lock Quiz Tests
The Blue Lock quiz covers the program's rules and elimination stages, Isagi's spatial awareness and evolving 'weapon,' the standout strikers, and Ego Jinpachi's egoist philosophy. Easy questions cover Isagi, Bachira, and the premise; harder ones test rival strikers like Rin, Nagi, and Barou, and the specifics of each selection round.
Key Characters
Yoichi Isagi's rise from overlooked striker to sharp tactical threat drives the story, sparked by the free-spirited Meguru Bachira and challenged by monsters like the genius Nagi, the ruthless Rin Itoshi, and the self-styled king Barou. Overseeing it all is the provocative mastermind Ego Jinpachi. Take the 'Which Blue Lock Character Are You?' quiz to find your striker match.
Available Quizzes
Blue Lock Trivia
50 hand-crafted questions across 5 categories. 10 levels of increasing difficulty.
Which Blue Lock Character Are You?
Answer 10 questions to discover which Blue Lock character matches your personality!
Random Mix
Questions from all 31 anime including Blue Lock. The ultimate challenge.
Characters
Isagi Yoichi
Bachira Meguru
Rin Itoshi
Nagi Seishiro
Ego Jinpachi
Blue Lock Fun Facts
- Blue Lock's core philosophy is that a world-class striker must be an 'egoist' — supremely selfish about scoring — which flips the usual sports-anime emphasis on teamwork.
- The series surged in global popularity around the 2022 FIFA World Cup, drawing in even non-anime soccer fans.
- Its structure resembles a battle royale: hundreds of players are gradually eliminated through high-stakes selection matches.
- Protagonist Isagi's special talent is spatial awareness — an almost predatory sense for where a goal-scoring chance will open up.
- Mastermind Ego Jinpachi deliberately tears down the players' conventional soccer instincts to rebuild them as killers in front of goal.
How players actually score on the Blue Lock quiz
From 99 recorded attempts at this quiz, part of 14,110 sessions across the site. Updated periodically from live gameplay — these are our own figures and are not published anywhere else.
Almost nobody finishes the Blue Lock quiz. Out of 99 recorded attempts, the completion rate is 3% — against a site-wide average of 9.9%. If you clear all ten levels here you have done something genuinely rare.
The average score is 7,795 but the median is only 5,294 — a wide gap, which means a small group of very strong runs is pulling the average up while most attempts end early. Judge yourself against the median, not the mean.
Ranked by completion rate, Blue Lock is the 4th hardest of the 26 quizzes with enough recorded plays to rank. Players get an average of 3.7 levels in before running out of lives, and the longest correct-answer streak anyone has managed on it is 31.
Curious how that compares across every series? We broke down the full dataset — completion rates, the level where most runs end, and which anime fans score highest.
Blue Lock Quiz — Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blue Lock about?
It's about a ruthless training program that locks 300 high-school strikers together to forge Japan's ultimate 'egoist' striker, following underdog Yoichi Isagi. It plays soccer as an intense, psychological survival competition.
How many episodes and seasons of Blue Lock are there?
The anime has a multi-episode first season plus continuing seasons and a film (Episode Nagi) that retells events from another character's perspective. New episodes keep adapting the ongoing manga.
Is Blue Lock realistic soccer?
Not really — it's a stylized, exaggerated take that treats soccer more like a shōnen battle series, complete with dramatic inner monologues and larger-than-life 'weapons.' It's about the psychology of scoring rather than realistic match tactics.
Is Blue Lock finished?
No, the manga is still ongoing and hugely popular, and the anime continues to adapt it. Isagi's journey through the Blue Lock program is far from over.
