Most Absurd WeaponsIn Blue Lock

As a seasoned soccer enthusiast with decades of experience under my belt, I must say that the skills presented in this list are nothing short of astounding. However, let me tell you, dear reader, none have left me more awestruck than the Five-Shot Revolver Fake Volley by Nagi Seishiro.

In the intense arena of Blue Lock, where the ultimate objective is to emerge as Japan’s premier striker, the players possess more than just conventional soccer skills. They are armed with a diverse assortment of unusual and extraordinary “tools” that set the true talents apart on the pitch. These tools, if you will, encompass everything from remarkable physical prowess to innovative strategies.

In action, they function as tools that challenge the physical, mental, and competitive limits among players, and they certainly grab attention. Regrettably, their dependability isn’t always strong, and when they are reliable, there’s a low likelihood of consistent success. Nevertheless, these talents and capacities can still be considered as tools. This article, therefore, delves into the most extraordinary abilities and skills depicted within the series. Here is a list of those that meet this article’s criteria:

This article contains heavy spoilers from the Blue Lock manga series

6 The Parkour Shot

Creator: Hyoma Chigiri

First Use: Manshine City vs PXG match
Level Difficulty: Difficult

Developed by Blue Lock’s swiftest player, Hyoma Chigiri, the Parkour shot presents a challenging technique. Its complexity lies in its practicality, as it requires Chigiri’s speed and agility. Nevertheless, this shot stands out in this discussion due to its demanding execution and infrequent application. The unique aspect of the Parkour Shot is that it can only be performed by jumping off an opponent’s body to reach the ball while it’s airborne.

Through a backward kick and swing of his shooting foot to gather power, Chigiri clings onto his rival’s back or shoulder for balance, aiming to score the ball into the upper corner. Initially, this move might seem formidable, but it can be predicted and countered easily, significantly decreasing its effectiveness and chances of repetition.

5 The Two-Gun Volley

Creator: Isagi Yoichi

First Use: PXG vs Bastard Munchen Match
Level Difficulty: Difficult

Drawing inspiration from Nagi Seishiro’s juggling shot, Isagi devised the Two-Gun volley as a means to combat his over-reliance on straight shots. The complexity of this skill is rated as challenging, suggesting a level of authenticity; however, it can only be considered an effective tool within the context of the series, and even then, its effectiveness hinges on Isagi’s ability to consistently execute it, which is questionable given his current physical constraints. When employed, it is essentially an unstoppable shot.

Instead, the efficiency drops significantly when Isagi fails to assume a shooting stance. This necessitates him leaping and employing a one-footed jump volley, integrating both his right and left-foot shooting techniques.

4 Kaiser Impact

Creator: Micheal Kaiser

First Use: Bastard Munchen vs. FC Bharca match
Level Difficulty: Very Difficult

Originating from the skillful hand of the self-centered ruler of Bastard Munchen, Michael Kaiser, the Kaiser Impact is considered extremely challenging because of the extreme precision required to execute it successfully. Kaiser’s swift kick swing, which is renowned as the fastest in the world, generates the Kaiser Impact. He employs this technique to strike the ball accurately, propelling it like a missile.

As a gamer, I’ve got to say that the Kaiser Impact is a mind-blowing skill on this game, but it’s also labeled as an outrageous weapon because only Michael Kaiser can pull off its creation in reality. The speed at which the ball zips around, faster than any missile, makes it seem like something unattainable in real life. What really amazes me is that Michael Kaiser has mastered three different forms of this skill: Kaiser Impact: Beinschuss, Blitzkrieg, and Magnus. Each form demands a different level of precision and execution, making it a truly challenging feat to master.

3 The 29m Middle Shot

Creator: Barou Shoei

First Use: Team X vs Team Z match
Level Difficulty: Difficult

The 29m middle shot also presents a good case for being the most realistic piece of skill on this list, probably even better than the Kaiser Impact. However, it is still classified as a ridiculous skill due to the efficiency of the range emphasized in the series. Created by the self-proclaimed king, Baro Shoei, the 29m middle shot is produced through Baro’s powerful and accurate shot, usually taken from an area in the middle of the goal, stretching specifically as far back as 29 meters.

As a gamer, I’ve noticed that Baro’s shooting precision and effectiveness significantly drops when we stray beyond his defined range. So, it’s important to keep in mind that it’s no different from any other skill – preparation is key. But within this range, Baro is almost certain to net any shot he takes. Over the Neo Egoist league, Baro manages to expand the reach of this skill, enhancing his accuracy even further.

2 Vertical Spinning Direct Shot

Creator: Rin Itoshi

First Use: Team Red vs Team White match
Level Difficulty: Very Difficult

As a gamer, I’ve got to hand it to Rin – their knack for nailing that precise, vertical spinning kick with pinpoint accuracy is something else! It’s so tricky to execute, even the slightest misstep can make or break the shot. In the series, Rin has only managed to pull this off once, scoring a stunning direct free-kick goal. No one else in the show, not even Rin themselves, have been able to replicate that feat yet.

In a real game, not only does the technique demand an extraordinarily high level of skill to perform, but mastering it would call for an uncommonly large amount of personal practice, much more than what’s suggested in the series, regardless of the player’s technical prowess or talent. Consequently, Rin might have the ability to attempt it multiple times, but the chances of replicating it are even slimmer because he’s already succeeded once, as opponents can thwart it through strategic positioning.

1 The Five-Shot Revolver Fake Volley

Creator: Nagi Seishiro

First Use: Bastard Munchen vs Manshine City match
Level Difficulty: Near- Impossible

In this series, the five-shot revolver fake volley, a move that arises naturally from Nagi’s strong determination to outdo Isagi, stands out as uniquely difficult to both understand and perform. This move is highlighted in this discussion for a straightforward reason: it can’t be replicated because there’s no specific technique or logical method to guarantee its reproduction. By skillfully intercepting Reo’s pass initially and positioning himself for a shot, Nagi sends the ball spinning upward from below, avoiding an opponent.

Instead of performing the two-step feint volley, Nagi continuously performs the same action to evade multiple defenders before shooting the ball after his fifth feint. This skill is truly stunning when observed live, but due to its inconsistent outcome, it qualifies for this list as being highly impressive on the initial attempt alone. Furthermore, it’s worth noting that the likelihood of repeated success with this technique is extremely low, a point emphasized by Isagi in the series.

2024-10-21 18:04