Teppei Neru (
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What position does Teppei Neru play in the Japan U-20 team?
In the Japan U-20 team, Teppei Neru holds the position of Right Sideback, recognized for his acceleration skills. He is associated with jersey number 4.
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What is the significance of Teppei Neru's jersey number '4'?
Teppei Neru, a member of the Japan U-20 team, is identified by his jersey number '4'. This number is linked to his role as a Right Sideback, a position that leverages his acceleration skills.
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What are the distinctive features of Teppei Neru's physical appearance?
Teppei Neru, part of the Japan U-20 team, is characterized by small brown circular eyes and long blonde hair that forms two upward spikes. His body is lean and muscular. He typically sports his jersey, number 4, signifying his role as the Right Sideback in the team.
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What is the design of Teppei Neru's U-20 uniform?
Teppei Neru, part of the Japan U-20 team in the Blue Lock series, dons a white jersey with vibrant red stripes, his team association, and the Japanese flag. The uniform is completed with white shorts, red stripes at the bottom, and black footwear.
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What is the meaning of 'No-Nonsense Full Back' in relation to Teppei Neru's role?
Teppei Neru, as a 'No-Nonsense Full Back', primarily focuses on defensive duties in football, seldom engaging in offensive actions. His exceptional speed and reaction time enable him to outmaneuver attackers, predict their direction, and steal the ball, establishing him as a formidable defender.
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Appearance[]
Neru is a young man with small brown circular eyes and long blonde (light gray in the anime) hair that spikes upward in two large prongs. He has a lean, muscular physique. He wears the U-20 uniform consisting of a white jersey with dynamic red stripes with his jersey number 4, and white shorts with red stripes at the bottom of the shorts, as well as black shirts under his jersey and gloves.
Personality[]
Neru has a humorous personality.[2]
Abilities[]
Archetype[]
- No-Nonsense Full Back: A full back who knows their strengths and their weaknesses, focusing predominantly on their defensive duties and rarely joining the offensive.
Skills[]
- High Speed: Neru is considered to be a speed-type defender who uses his incredible speed to physically outpace attackers and steal from the ball from them. Isagi went so far as to describe him as "lightning fast," although it is his high reaction speed that enables him to instantly be able to tell the direction the attacker is going, allowing him to use his physical speed to catch up. Using this combination of reaction and physical speed, he was able to lock down Kenyu Yukimiya (known for his 1-on-1 dribbling skills) without much effort. However, he is susceptible to being overcome if more than one attacker approaches him, as he can react too late to their play.
- Explosive Acceleration: Neru also has explosive acceleration, enabling him to quickly catch up with an attacker even if he has been bypassed. When face-to-face with an attacker, he uses this acceleration to pounce on the ball and steal it.
Manga Appearances[]
109. Battle Group | |
110. Newcomer | Debut |
111. FLOW | |
112. Grand Stage | Appears |
113. Cops and Robbers | Appears |
114. Quartet | Appears |
115. Sae Itoshi | |
116. Revenger | Appears |
117. Nice to Meet You | Appears |
118. Warped | |
119. Third Arrow | |
120. Blue Genes | Appears |
121. 1st HALF | Appears |
122. Headliner | Appears |
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 | Appears |
132. Dictator | |
133. Extreme Focus | Appears |
134. Flowers | Appears |
135. Shachihoko | Appears |
136. Culmination | Appears |
137. Last Step | |
138. One Mind in Two Bodies | Appears |
139. Synchronize | Appears |
140. Essence | Appears |
141. Monster Trance | Appears |
142. World Standard | Appears |
143. Not Alone | |
144. Disposition | Appears |
145. Born Slippy | Mentioned |
146. Final Match-up | |
147. Last Attack | |
148. Declaration | Appears |
149. Complete | |
150. Holiday | |
151. Changing World |
Anime Appearances[]
25. Tryouts | Absent |
26. The Assassin and the Ninja | Absent |
27. The World of Feeling | Absent |
28. Chameleon | Absent |
29. Flow | Debut |
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[]
- His given name, Teppei (
徹 平 ?), means "a common penetration" or "a common dedication."
- His surname, Neru (
音 留 ?), means "a detaining sound."- Phonetically, it can refer to 寝る, meaning "to sleep."
- His name can thus be interpreted as "a detaining sound of common penetration" or "a detaining sound of common dedication."
- Phonetically, his name can be interpreted as "a common sleeping penetration" or "a common sleeping dedication."
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Bastard München | |
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Master Striker | Noel Noa |
U-20 Regulars | Alexis Ness · Benedict Grim · Erik Gesner · Igor Schneider · Michael Kaiser |
Blue Lock | Gin Gagamaru · Gurimu Igarashi · Jin Kiyora · Jingo Raichi · Kenyu Yukimiya · Ranze Kurona · Rensuke Kunigami · Teppei Neru · Yo Hiori · Yoichi Isagi |
Japan U-20 | |
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Faculty | Hirotoshi Buratsuta · Yasumori Hoichi |
Main | Gen Fukaku · Haru Hayate · Itsuki Wakatsuki· Kazuma Nio · Kento Cho · Miroku Darai · Ryusei Shido · Sae Itoshi · Shuto Sendo · Oliver Aiku · Teppei Neru · Teru Kitsunezato |