| “ | Just looking at those techniques, he's already among the best in Japan! | ” |
— Teieri referring to Shoei Baro[1]
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Anri Teieri (
Quick Answers
What is the role of Anri Teieri in the Japan Football Union?
As a new recruit to the Japan Football Union following the 2018 World Cup, Anri Teieri proposed a strategic plan to the JFU executives to enhance Japan's future performance. She previously served as the Blue Lock Facility Manager and Assistant Coach for the Blue Lock Eleven.
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What was Anri Teieri's plan to help Japan win the World Cup?
Following Japan's 2018 World Cup defeat, Anri Teieri proposed a strategic plan to the Japan Football Union. She believed in the potential of Blue Lock, a project designed to cultivate world-class strikers. Anri argued that Japan's conventional passing style was a barrier to victory, and a fresh approach was necessary to compete effectively on the global stage.
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What is the significance of Anri Teieri's character in Blue Lock?
In Blue Lock, Anri Teieri is instrumental in presenting the Blue Lock project to the Japan Football Association. She harbors a vision of Japan winning the World Cup, a stark contrast to Hirotoshi's indifference. Anri's belief lies in the potential of Blue Lock to cultivate world-class strikers who could steer Japan to World Cup triumph.
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What is the meaning of the name Anri?
Anri, written in katakana, lacks a specific meaning. The surname Teieri signifies 'emperor's collar'. The name Anri shares phonetic similarities with Thierry Henry, a renowned French footballer.
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How does Anri Teieri's appearance contribute to her character in Blue Lock?
Anri Teieri's appearance in Blue Lock underscores her professional role and personal traits. Seen in her Blue Lock staff uniform, she represents the project at official meetings, such as the Japan Football Association. Her actions, like taking selfies and tying her hair, reveal a personal dimension. Her interactions with characters like Hirotoshi and Ego, with whom she has a professional relationship, further define her character.
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Appearance[]
Anri is an attractive young woman with delicate features, neck-length brown hair styled with two braids tied on either side at the back, and square bangs that fall gently over the left side. Her eyes are a deep chocolate brown.
She usually wears a secretary-like outfit that suits her role, but in cover pages and color spreads, she is depicted in more formal or striking clothing, showcasing a different side of her style.
Colored Appearance
Office Attire
Blue Lock Staff Uniform
Volume Cover 18
Personality[]
Anri is a calm but very determined young woman whose biggest dream is to see Japan win the World Cup. She is passionate when it comes to football, and although the majority in the Japan Football Association ridiculed her and treated her as nothing more than a woman with big dreams, she sticks to her goals and visions. While generally polite and professional, she speaks her mind, especially in regards to her dreams of winning the World Cup, and is unaffected by the business-minded Japan Football Association ideologies.[4]
Manga Appearances[]
| 1. Dream | Debut |
| 2. Moving In | |
| 3. Monster | |
| 4. Right Now | Appears |
| 5. The "Zero" of Soccer | |
| 6. Individual. | |
| 7. We'll Meet in Front of the Goal | |
| 8. Message | |
| 9. Superhero | |
| 10. Operation: Me, Next 9 | |
| 11. Premonition & Intuition | |
| 12. Signal | |
| 13. The One to be Reborn | |
| 14. Resolve | Cover |
| 15. Spiral | Appears |
| 16. One Shot | |
| 17. Sorry | |
| 18. Thanks for the Help | |
| 19. Overwhelming Disadvantage | |
| 20. Boiling | |
| 21. Break Through! | |
| 22. Until This Fire Burns Out | |
| 23. Until They Met | |
| 24. Goal Formula | |
| 25. Trick | |
| 26. LAST GAME | |
| 27. Only One | |
| 28. Super Special | |
| 29. Flash of Evolution | |
| 30. Extreme Frenzy | Appears |
| 31. Awakening | Appears |
| 32. Impetus | Cover |
| 33. Attack Waves | |
| 34. At This Rate | |
| 35. Last Chance | |
| 36. Right Here | |
| 37. The Last Piece | |
| 38. More | |
| 39. Hungry | |
| 40. Second Selection | |
| 41. BLUE LOCK MAN | Appears |
| 42. About-Face | Appears |
| 43. Three-Man Teams | |
| 44. Rivalry Battle | |
| 45. Battle to the Death | |
| 46. TOP 3 | |
| 47. Chemical Reaction | |
| 48. The Beauty of the Parabola | |
| 49. After the Parting | |
| 50. Match Confirmed | |
| 51. Creator | |
| 52. Talent and Mediocrity | |
| 53. Blind Spot | |
| 54. Devour | |
| 55. A Dream that Won't Come True | |
| 56. Proof I've Wagered My Life | |
| 57. Chance Encounter | |
| 58. The Battle Begins | |
| 59. Triple Combo | |
| 60. Field Vision | |
| 61. Leverage | |
| 62. Loser | |
| 63. Buried Ego | |
| 64. The Lead Actor's Stage | |
| 65. Trick of Fate | |
| 66. Loser's Crossroads | |
| 67. Power of Despair | Appears |
| 68. Promise | |
| 69. Chaos | |
| 70. Dancing Boy | |
| 71. Friends | |
| 72. MATCH UP!! | |
| 73. Ultra-Coordination | |
| 74. Monster | |
| 75. Wild Dance | |
| 76. Can't Go Back | |
| 77. All-Out | Appears |
| 78. Irregular | |
| 79. I'm Not There | |
| 80. Unlimited | |
| 81. Last Action | |
| 82. I Don't Need You | |
| 83. Voice | |
| 84. Initial Impulse | |
| 85. Eight Seconds Ago | |
| 86. Pride | |
| 109. Battle Group | |
| 110. Newcomer | |
| 111. FLOW | |
| 112. Grand Stage | Appears |
| 113. Cops and Robbers | |
| 114. Quartet | |
| 115. Sae Itoshi | |
| 116. Revenger | Appears |
| 117. Nice to Meet You | |
| 118. Warped | Appears |
| 119. Third Arrow | |
| 120. Blue Genes | |
| 121. 1st HALF | |
| 122. Headliner | |
| 123. World's Best | Appears |
| 124. Night Snow | |
| 125. Ruin | |
| 126. 2nd HALF | Appears |
| 127. Dragon Drive | |
| 128. Dramatic Exchange | Appears |
| 129. Cool Head and Chameleon | |
| 130. The World Doesn't Know Me Yet | Appears |
| 131. What You Taught Us | Appears |
| 132. Dictator | Appears |
| 133. Extreme Focus | |
| 134. Flowers | |
| 135. Shachihoko | |
| 136. Culmination | |
| 137. Last Step | Appears |
| 138. One Mind in Two Bodies | |
| 139. Synchronize | |
| 140. Essence | |
| 141. Monster Trance | |
| 142. World Standard | Appears |
| 143. Not Alone | |
| 144. Disposition | Appears |
| 145. Born Slippy | |
| 146. Final Match-up | Appears |
| 147. Last Attack | Appears |
| 148. Declaration | Appears |
| 149. Complete | Appears |
| 150. Holiday | Appears |
| 151. Changing World | Appears |
| 303. Blue Lock Japan | Appears |
| 304. Benefactor of my Dream | |
| 305. ✖ 23 | Appears |
| 306. Hello | Voice |
| 307. Bunny | |
| 308. Pride Chicken | |
| 309. Reunion | |
| 310. Give It Up | |
| 311. Side-B | |
| 312. U-20 World Cup | |
| 313. Opening Warriors | |
| 314. Core | |
| 315. What the Hell?! | |
| 316. I'm Here | |
| 317. I've Got This on Lock | |
| 318. I Want to Win | Appears |
| 319. The Fanaticism Formula | |
| 320. Hero or Death | |
| 321. Insatiable | Appears |
| 322. Myself | Appears |
| 323. Shining Hope | |
| 324. Afterglow | Appears |
Anime Appearances[]
| 1. Dream | Debut |
| 2. Monster | Appears |
| 3. Soccer's "Zero" | Absent |
| 4. Premonition and Intuition | Absent |
| 5. To Be Reborn | Appears |
| 6. I'm Sorry | Appears |
| 7. Rush | Absent |
| 8. The Formula for Goals | Absent |
| 9. Awakening | Appears |
| 10. Just the Way It Is | Absent |
| 11. The Final Piece | Absent |
| 12. The Second Selection | Appears |
| 13. TOP3 | Absent |
| 14. The Geniuses and the Average Joes | Absent |
| 15. Devour | Absent |
| 16. Tri-Fusion | Appears |
| 17. Donkey | Absent |
| 18. The Stage for the Lead | Appears |
| 19. Dancing Boy | Absent |
| 20. Super Link-Up Play | Absent |
| 21. I'm Not There | Appears |
| 22. Voice | Absent |
| 23. Luck | Absent |
| 24. The Time Has Come | Appears |
| 25. Tryouts | Absent |
| 26. The Assassin and the Ninja | Absent |
| 27. The World of Feeling | Appears |
| 28. Chameleon | Absent |
| 29. Flow | Appears |
| 30. Grand Stage | Appears |
| 31. Sae Itoshi | Appears |
| 32. Blue Genes | Appears |
| 33. Night Snow | Appears |
| 34. Dramatic Exchange | Appears |
| 35. What You Taught Us | Appears |
| 36. Flowers | Appears |
| 37. You're Not Alone | Appears |
| 38. Last Attack | Appears |
Etymology[]
- Her given name, Anri (アンリ?), has no special meaning as it is written in katakana.
- アンリ (Anri) is a transliteration of the French name "Henri" into Japanese katakana script.
- "Henri" is the French form of the name "Henry," which is of Germanic origin and means "a ruler of the household".
- Her surname, Teieri (
帝 襟 ?), means "an emperor's collar".
- Her name can thus be interpreted as "a ruler of the household wearing an emperor's collar".
- Phonetically, her name is similar to Thierry Henry's, a French football player, sharing the same katakana for "Henry" (アンリ Anri?).
Quotes[]
Trivia[]
- The majority of this information is from the official Egoist Bible.
- Her hobby is watching football and searching for spicy foods.
- She was born in the Akita prefecture.
- Her favorite food is Country Ma'am cookies ("they're great for a quick snack"). She also likes spicy food in general.
- Her least favorite food is sea cucumber ("it's gross!").
- Her favorite side dish for a meal is super spicy mapo tofu.
- She would buy an Oden egg at a convenience store.
- Her three sizes are: bust 88 cm, waist 57 cm, and hip 84 cm.
- Her favorite football player is Thierry Henry.
- She started football at age 10 (she was inspired by Nadeshiko Japan).
- Her favorite motto is "Focus with all your heart".
- Her strength is that she doesn't get scared easily ("People often say I'm cheeky").
- Her weakness is losing sight of everything around her when focused on something ("People tell me to relax more").
- Her favorite season is autumn ("My appetite doubles!").
- Her favorite music/song is Anri's 'CAT'S EYE' ("My go-to karaoke song!").
- Her favorite movie is the '007' series (Daniel Craig version).
- Her favorite manga is Tokyo Ghoul.
- Her favorite animal is a stag ("Their antlers are so cool").
- Her best subjects are English and Japanese.
- Her worst subject is home economics (cooking).
- Things that make her happy are: cheering, encouragement and being introduced to spicy food.
- Things that make her sad is; being disturbed while sleeping.
- Her ideal partner is someone who's smart, funny and loyal.
- Her first confession was in kindergarten ("Two boys confessed to me at the same time. I didn't like either of them, so I turned them both down. They became friends after - Boys are so mysterious!").
- She sleeps for 6 hours.
- The first place she washes when bathing, is her neck.
- She prefers mushrooms over bamboo shoots (referring to the Japanese chocolate biscuits).
- Last time she cried was when Japan lost to Belgium in the 2018 World Cup ("I was so frustrated").
- If she received 100 million yen, she would invest more in the 'BLUE LOCK' project.
- She spends her days off checking premier league matches.
- If she hadn't encountered football, she'd probably run a super spicy food blog, travel all over Japan, review spicy dishes, and maybe write a book about it.
- Her favorite historical figure is Arsène Wenger ("Without him, Arsenal's golden era and Thierry Henry's brilliance would have been totally different!").
- If she could bring something to a deserted island, it would be Shichimi pepper ("I could make anything tasty and spicy with it!").
- If she could go into a time machine, she would go to the future ("I want to witness the moment Japan becomes the best football team in the world! if that happens in my lifetime, I'd die happy... oh, wait, that's a lie- I'd want to see what happens next too!").
- Anri ranked 8th in the first popularity poll with 692 votes.
- Eri Yukimura (Anri's Japanese voice actress) also voiced Yoichi Isagi as a child.
References[]
- ↑ Blue Lock Manga: Chapter 67.
- ↑ Character profile from Egoist Bible vol.2
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Character profile from Egoist Bible
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Blue Lock Manga: Chapter 1.
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| Japan U-20 | |
|---|---|
| Faculty | Jinpachi Ego · Anri Teieri · Hirotoshi Buratsuta |
| Players | Rin Itoshi · Yoichi Isagi · Ryusei Shido · Shoei Baro · Meguru Bachira · Hyoma Chigiri · Reo Mikage · Rensuke Kunigami · Eita Otoya · Oliver Aiku · Tabito Karasu · Gin Gagamaru · Jyubei Aryu · Kenyu Yukimiya · Ikki Niko · Yo Hiori · Shuto Sendo · Ranze Kurona · Zantetsu Tsurugi · Gen Fukaku · Jingo Raichi · Jin Kiyora · Nijiro Nanase · Sae Itoshi |
| Former Faculty | Yasumori Hoichi |
| Former Players | Haru Hayate · Itsuki Wakatsuki · Kazuma Nio · Kento Cho · Miroku Darai · Teppei Neru · Teru Kitsunezato · Takeshi Bito · Ryuhei Osuna · Iito Morita · Shinsuke Hekisa · Takayuki Tokorojoji · Ryu Kamioka · Imaru Akashi · Beita Tsuru · Kiyoshi Yasushi · Ken Andatte Shimura · Taisho Hagimoto |
| Blue Lock Eleven | |
|---|---|
| Faculty | Jinpachi Ego · Anri Teieri |
| Main | Gin Gagamaru · Jyubei Aryu · Ikki Niko · Hyoma Chigiri · Kenyu Yukimiya · Tabito Karasu · Seishiro Nagi · Meguru Bachira · Eita Otoya · Rin Itoshi · Yoichi Isagi |
| Sub | Aoshi Tokimitsu · Gurimu Igarashi · Jingo Raichi · Nijiro Nanase · Reo Mikage · Shoei Baro · Yo Hiori · Yukio Ishikari · Zantetsu Tsurugi · Ranze Kurona · Jin Kiyora · Reiji Hiiragi |
| Japan Football Union |
|---|
| Anri Teieri · Hirotoshi Buratsuta · Jinpachi Ego · Yasumori Hoichi |