Julian Loki (ジュリアン・ロキ,Jurian Roki?) is a young French prodigy football player who is a member of Paris X Gen and the France National Team and is regarded as a supernova in the French league. It's been later revealed that he's also part of the France U-20 Team for the upcoming PIFAU-20 World Cup.
Introduced during Third Selection, as a member of Team World 5, he is initially at Blue Lock to analyze and rate the last string of Blue Lock players. He later returns to help train Blue Lock and participate in the Neo Egoist League as the master striker and coach of the France Stratum, all in order to train his protégé, Charles Chevalier, into becoming his personal passer so they may become the best in the world together.
What role does Julian Loki play in the France National Team?
Julian Loki, a prodigy in the world of football, is a member of the France National Team and PXG. He was first introduced during the Third Selection at Blue Lock, where he evaluated the final string of players. He later returned to Blue Lock to train players and participate in the Neo Egoist League, serving as the master striker/coach of the France Stratum.
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How does Julian Loki contribute to the training of Blue Lock?
Julian Loki, a prodigy in the French league, initially joined Blue Lock to assess the players. He later returned to train the team and participated in the Neo Egoist League as the master striker and coach of the France Stratum.
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What is Julian Loki's position in the Neo Egoist League?
In the Neo Egoist League, Julian Loki holds the dual role of master striker and coach for the France Stratum. He's also part of PXG and the France National football Team. His initial involvement with Blue Lock was to evaluate the final group of players, but he subsequently returned to assist in their training.
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What is Julian Loki's reputation in the French league?
Julian Loki, a prodigy football player, is a rising star in the French league. As a member of PXG and the France National football Team, he has gained a reputation as a supernova. He was introduced during the Third Selection, and later returned to train Blue Lock and participate in the Neo Egoist League as the master striker/coach of the France Stratum. Despite his young age of 17, Loki is playing professional-level football and has been selected for France's National Team. His defining weapon on the field is his explosive speed.
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What is Julian Loki's relationship with Team World 5?
Julian Loki, the French prodigy footballer, was a key player for Team World 5, donning the jersey number 1. His agility and speed were instrumental in the team's success. He has since moved on from Team World 5 and now represents Paris X Gen and the France National Team.
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Appearance[]
Loki is a fairly tall teenager with dark skin, brown eyes, and short black hair in a buzz cut. He is well built for his age, very well in fact, being bulkier than Isagi despite being around his height.
During the Third Selection, he wore the Team World 5 white jersey with the #1 on it. During the Neo Egoist League, he wears Paris X Gen's uniform.
Volume Cover 33
Team World 5 Uniform (Manga)
P.X.G Uniform (Manga)
Personality[]
Before the game against Team World 5, Loki was the only member of his team not to make light of the match or badmouth the Blue Lock Project, and he stopped his fellow players from doing so, showing a certain level of maturity. Isagi noted that Loki was very polite, having apologized for his teammates and wishing for a good match. Despite his politeness, Isagi sensed that Loki was not the least bit nervous about playing them, which indicates a supreme confidence in his own ability, regardless of his manner. Loki was also quick to recognize and praise the team when they had done something noteworthy, as well as critique them when they presented openings, showing that despite his confidence, he does have a sense of sportsmanship about him.
During the Neo Egoist League, much of his personality surfaces with his goal to train Charles, his personal passer. Loki has shown himself to be a respectful teacher to his team, informing them of the areas they should improve. Yet, for all his polite and civil manner, he is quite prideful regarding his skills as a striker and was deeply vexed when Isagi insulted his talent. Additionally, Loki would make excuses for his own failures against Bastard München by blaming Rin for failing to score the winning shot.
Abilities[]
Archetype[]
Forwards: Also known as strikers, have the main objective of scoring goals. They are often the players who get the most attention since their role is designed to be in a scoring position. They also take part in penalty kicks and corner kicks when the opposing team kicks the ball out-of-bounds. They are normally the players in charge of starting off the game at the start and halftime.
Counter Attacker: Counter attackers are any attacking player that uses their pace to beat defenders and cause unexpected scoring opportunities at any time. They also need some degree of shooting skill. Counterattacking opportunities occur when the opposition is attacking a team with most of their players forward. A counterattack happens when the ball is won back and is quickly played into space for a counterattacking player to run onto, or when a player takes the ball themselves and runs with pace into a sparsely defended opposition half.
Skills[]
Professional Football Technique: Loki is considered one of the best strikers in the world, being handpicked by Ego to play as one of the World Select. Despite only being 17, he is already a rising star and is considered a prodigy in the world of football, having been selected for France's National Team already and playing professional-level football in the French League. His skill was demonstrated in the Third Selection, where he was able to easily bypass the First Clear Team's defense, scoring on Team Blue Lock with little effort.
Explosive Speed: Loki's speed is his defining weapon, being able to explosively take off from a neutral position and reach top speed very quickly. This speed is so devastating that Isagi had no chance to react, despite Loki being directly in front of him. In addition to this acceleration, he has the endurance to maintain this speed for an extended period of time. Since Loki can angle his dribble, he is able to dribble as wide as his stride, which combined with his speed makes him difficult to stop. This speed has also been shown to be able to block Micheal Kaiser's Kaiser Impact Magnus from a close distance.
Godspeed: When Loki is confronted with someone who can read his direction, he is able to shift into an even higher gear of speed to burst past them before they can stop him. He used this to completely evade Rin when he was intercepted.
Godspeed Distortion: When confronted by two opponents, Loki makes a single stride in order to bypass them. He used this against Raichi and Hiori.
(To Leonardo) "Hey, that's enough, Luna. You're going too far".[4]
(To Team Blue Lock) "I apologize everyone. This guy has a nasty personality. Putting those selfish grown-ups aside... It's nice meeting you. Let's have a good match".[4]
(To Isagi) "Um. is this okay? at this distance you've got nothing but weak spots".[4]
(To Rin) "You've got good foresight, but I'm fast".[4]
(To Rin) "The match was already settled on the premise you guys would lose".[4]
Trivia[]
Loki bears many similarities to a real-life player, Kylian Mbappé:
Both are well-known for their incredible speed and sprint.
Both are black men with short hair.
The club where Loki plays, Paris X Gen, is an obvious reference to the French club Paris Saint-Germain, where Mbappé has played for from 2017 to 2024 and has become a legend.
Both are French.
Both were considered great players at an early age.
Julian Loki's name is very similar to Mbappé's: Julian faintly resembles "Kylian", while Loki resembles Mbappé's second surname, "Lottin".
His volume cover pose is similar to Mbappé's pose
Loki is the youngest Master Striker in the Neo Egoist League.
The majority of this information is from the Blue Lock Volume 33:
