Japan Beats Germany Wearing Jersey Designed By Blue Lock Author

During the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Japan shocked the entire world by defeating one of the tournament favorites, Germany. Fans of Blue Lock were quick to observe that the way the triumph was achieved was actually quite similar to how the Blue Lock project will actually be.

If you don't already know, Blue Lock is a popular anime and manga series set in modern-day Japan, where the country lost the Football World Cup and was eliminated early. The Japan Football Federation employs a coach who feels that Japan's team is missing an egotistical striker. He establishes Blue Lock, an institution for young players that resembles a prison, in Japan in an effort to find the country's next striker.

Many supporters of Blue Lock were particularly interested in the second goal scored by Japan. Like in Blue Lock, Takuma Asano had the chance to pass the ball to a teammate, which might have seemed like a better move at the time. Instead, he opted to strike the ball, which resulted in an excellent goal for Japan.

In case you missed it, Blue Lock and Giant Killing comics served as inspiration for Japan's official World Cup jersey. Therefore, the majority of players—believe it or not—would be familiar with the Blue Lock series. The Blue Lock series' official Twitter account also tweeted to celebrate this incredible triumph. "Awesome!! Ego!" was written in the tweet.
In Japan, an anime series called Blue Lock is presently showing.