Leonardo Luna (レオナルド・ルナ Reonarudo Runa?) is a professional player from Spain known as "The Scion of Royale (Real Madrid)" who plays on Spain's Royale and the Spain National Team. He arrives at Blue Lock as member of the Team World 5 to analyze and rate the last string of Blue Lock players.
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What role does Leonardo Luna play in the Spain National Team?
Leonardo Luna, known as 'The Scion of Real Madrid', is a forward for the Spain National Team. His primary skill is dribbling. Luna is part of 'Team World 5', which evaluates emerging strikers from Blue Lock, enhancing his reputation as a globally recognized footballer.
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What is Leonardo Luna's position and number in the Blue Lock matches?
In the Blue Lock matches, Leonardo Luna is a competitive player from the World Five team. He is identifiable by his white jersey with the number 2.
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How does Leonardo Luna contribute to the Team World 5 in Blue Lock?
In Blue Lock, Leonardo Luna, a renowned footballer from Spain, is an integral part of Team World 5. Chosen by Ego, his role is to evaluate emerging strikers. His exceptional dribbling skills and hyperspeed scissors feint, coupled with his keen insight and reflexes, allow him to identify and exploit opponents' vulnerabilities, contributing to Team World 5's victories.
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What is the physical description of Leonardo Luna in the Blue Lock series?
In the Blue Lock series, Leonardo Luna is portrayed as a tall individual with blond hair that is short on the sides but long on top. His bangs sweep to the left side of his face. He dons a white #2 jersey during matches against the Blue Lock clear teams.
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Appearance[]
Leonardo is a tall young man. He has blond hair with short sides but long top hair and bangs that swipe to the left side of his face. During the matches against the Blue Lock clear teams, he wore a white #2 jersey.
Personality[]
At first glance, he appears to be kind and welcoming. However, he is no different from his fellow World Five teammates, with the exception of Loki and, to an extent, Pablo, as he is arrogant, sarcastic, and likes to throw insults.
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.
Skills[]
- Professional Football Technique: Leonardo is a well-known and experienced worldwide professional football player that plays for Spain's national team. He was picked by Ego himself to be a part of Team World Five that assesses unpolished strikers from Blue Lock in a match.
- High Dexterity: Luna has a high soccer IQ, along with good speed, skills and physicality. Nagi has noted that he's a more adaptable and skillful version of Reo in every possible way.
- Dribbling: Leonardo's dribbling is a key weapon in his arsenal. With his great reflexes and insight, he identifies the opponent's vulnerable spaces and easily breaks past them. He also uses hand blocks, ball technique, and physicality in his dribbling.
- Hyperspeed Scissors: Leonardo performs a scissors feint at incredible speed, a move difficult to follow
- One Touch: Leonardo knocks the ball with his foot to his opponent's gap before breaking past them.
Manga Appearances[]
| 87. Luck | Debut & Mentioned |
| 88. World All-Stars | Mentioned |
| 89. Demon | |
| 90. Third Selection | Appears |
| 91. Divine Speed | Appears |
| 92. The Closest | Appears |
| 87. Luck | |
| 88. World All-Stars | |
| 89. Demon | |
| 90. Third Selection | |
| 91. Divine Speed | |
| 92. The Closest | |
| 93. Gathering | |
| 94. Time has Come | |
| 95. Tryouts | |
| 96. Chosen Path | |
| 97. Last Ticket | |
| 98. Villain | |
| 99. The Assassin and the Ninja | |
| 100. Optimal X Supreme - Worst | |
| 101. New Relation | |
| 102. The World of Feeling | |
| 103. Total Sensory Experience | |
| 104. Trance | |
| 105. 5 X 6 | |
| 106. Chameleon | |
| 107. All Matches Over | |
| 108. Top 11 | |
| 109. Battle Group | |
| 110. Newcomer | |
| 111. FLOW | |
| 112. Grand Stage | |
| 113. Cops and Robbers | |
| 114. Quartet | |
| 115. Sae Itoshi | |
| 116. Revenger | |
| 117. Nice to Meet You | |
| 118. Warped | |
| 119. Third Arrow | |
| 120. Blue Genes | |
| 121. 1st HALF | |
| 122. Headliner | |
| 123. World's Best | |
| 124. Night Snow | |
| 125. Ruin | |
| 126. 2nd HALF | |
| 127. Dragon Drive | |
| 128. Dramatic Exchange | |
| 129. Cool Head and Chameleon | |
| 130. The World Doesn't Know Me Yet | |
| 131. What You Taught Us | |
| 132. Dictator | |
| 133. Extreme Focus | |
| 134. Flowers | |
| 135. Shachihoko | |
| 136. Culmination | |
| 137. Last Step | |
| 138. One Mind in Two Bodies | |
| 139. Synchronize | |
| 140. Essence | |
| 141. Monster Trance | |
| 142. World Standard | |
| 143. Not Alone | |
| 144. Disposition | |
| 145. Born Slippy | |
| 146. Final Match-up | |
| 147. Last Attack | |
| 148. Declaration | |
| 149. Complete | |
| 150. Holiday | |
| 151. Changing World | |
Anime Appearances[]
| 1. Dream | Absent |
| 2. Monster | Absent |
| 3. Soccer's "Zero" | Absent |
| 4. Premonition and Intuition | Absent |
| 5. To Be Reborn | Absent |
| 6. I'm Sorry | Absent |
| 7. Rush | Absent |
| 8. The Formula for Goals | Absent |
| 9. Awakening | Absent |
| 10. Just the Way It Is | Absent |
| 11. The Final Piece | Absent |
| 12. The Second Selection | Absent |
| 13. TOP3 | Absent |
| 14. The Geniuses and the Average Joes | Absent |
| 15. Devour | Absent |
| 16. Tri-Fusion | Absent |
| 17. Donkey | Absent |
| 18. The Stage for the Lead | Absent |
| 19. Dancing Boy | Absent |
| 20. Super Link-Up Play | Absent |
| 21. I'm Not There | Absent |
| 22. Voice | Absent |
| 23. Luck | Debut |
| 24. The Time Has Come | Appears |
| 25. Tryouts | Screen |
| 26. The Assassin and the Ninja | Absent |
| 27. The World of Feeling | Absent |
| 28. Chameleon | Absent |
| 29. Flow | Absent |
| 30. Grand Stage | Absent |
| 31. Sae Itoshi | Absent |
| 32. Blue Genes | Absent |
| 33. Night Snow | Absent |
| 34. Dramatic Exchange | Absent |
| 35. What You Taught Us | Absent |
| 36. Flowers | Absent |
| 37. You're Not Alone | Absent |
| 38. Last Attack | Absent |
Etymology[]
- The name Leonardo means "strong as lion" in Spanish.
- His surname, Luna, means "Moon" in Spanish.
Quotes[]
- (To Rin) "So, you're Sae Itoshi's little brother, right? Your brother was pretty well within the organization (Blue Lock). If you're really his younger brother, you also probably have amazing talent. I was eagerly anticipating playing against you".[2]
- (To Rin) "Anyways, this is a pretty interesting idea. To develop such a project to make Japan the best in soccer... Although Spaniards becoming the next Sumo Grand Champion sounds more plausible".[2]
- (To Rin) "To waste this much wealth on such a fruitless expedition... Japan must really be a thriving country. Hmm? Ah, sorry? I was complimenting, you know?"[2]
- (To Rin) "Your lack of experience is limiting your perspective!"[2]
- (To Rin) "You're good. Unlike the other kids (Meguru Bachira, Jyubei Aryu, Aoshi Tokimitsu, Yoichi Isagi), you're still truly trying to win. I'll crush you wholeheartedly".[2]
- (To Team Blue Lock) "Adios, you unpolished gems. Next time, let's meet in a real game".[2]
Trivia[]
- He is on the same team as Sae Itoshi and respects his talent.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Character profile from Egoist Bible
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Blue Lock Manga: Chapter 90.