its so.. calm

seeing how much everyone in blue lock has improved is actually so satisfying. the other games that isagi had played in forced him to struggle soo much and find innovative new ways to defeat his opponents. seeing the results of continuously partaking in difficult matches which strain both their minds and bodies to their limits on a team like nigeria, who unfortunately seem pretty average is like a breath of fresh air. this is what they’ve been working hard to accomplish, the results of their vigorous training. like the calm before the storm also.

i mean its pretty obvious that a system that forces players to play football with their lives on the line would eventually breed a team that excel past mediocrity. lets also hope bllk doesn’t become overly confident with their abilities and start to relax and underestimate their opponents. i hiiiighkey doubt it though lol.

poor nigeria seems like a team which will be used to show bllk’s growth </33