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Pikachu: Pallet Town's Yellow Flash

Lucario: The Aura Nova

Gengar: The Ghostly Black Devil

Dragonite: The Meteor Incarnate

Sirfetch'd: The Indomitable Onion Knight

Dracovish: The Ancient Overlord

Honestly, JN128 really gave us some extremely interesting and cool nicknames. My favorites are definitely the ones for Pikachu, Dracovish, and Lucario—especially Pikachu's, with the reference to Pallet Town.

For my part, it’s probably Mr. Kubdel and XY. We’ve been seeing them since Season 1, and I get the feeling we’ll never see either of them get akumatized.It's somewhat the same for Alya's mother.

Although I admit I would really love to see Mr. Kubdel get akumatized. That could be very interesting.

I ask myself this question because Cotarl is the only fictional country in Season 3. So, I don't know if they will appear in a future FFI arc; I think Level-5 will use a different country for Africa representation like Egypt or Morocco.

The problem is that Cotarl remains a country within the *Inazuma Eleven* story. So, either we’ll see a new version of Cotarl, or there won’t be one at all, or they’ll retcon it into a real-world country like the Congo or Ivory Coast.

I realize now that Inazuma Eleven showed us a wide variety of ways to cheat.Doping in IE1/IE2, cheating in Orion, or even corruption in GO1.

Honestly, I think I prefer it when the main characters' opponents are just guys who are good at soccer.It shows that they are strong—whether it's the Japanese opponents during the OG1 and VR Football Frontiers, or the international opponents during the S3 FFI( of course, except for the shady thing of Zoolan and Ray Dark.)

Personally, I'm fine with the fact that Ash's father has never been revealed or appeared in the anime.I think it's fine, especially since Ash's father doesn't really play that big a role in Ash's story. Besides, I feel like it's not at all uncommon for an anime protagonist's father to never appear.

For me, Darkblade is probably my favorite episode of Season 1. I don't know why, but I just really love the episode as a whole—especially the humor.

I also really love Reunion. I honestly find the first part of Season 5 very good, with episodes like "Elation," "Reunion," and "Passion."

Honestly, I think this information adds a lot of depth to Dr. Blaze's character. It really helps to better understand why he wants Axel to go study medicine in Germany.It's a real shame that was never mentioned in the anime.

Finally, here are the protagonists of Ares.Personally, I think Haizaki definitely has the best introduction of the three. Although I do like Asuto's intro too... even though it was pretty brutal—poor guy.For Nosaka, it's a bit hard to have a big introduction when you have to wait 13 episodes to finally see him play a match.

Personally, I really think there is a 90–95% chance that Agi is English, even though many people say he might not be—which is a possibility.

Personally, I still think Agi is likely English, even though his nationality hasn't been confirmed so far. As it stands, we know that the England U20 squad currently includes four players from Manshine City (Busby, Rooke, Arthur, and Young).I think there's a strong chance that Agi is the fifth Manshine City player to play for the England U20s.I have absolutely no desire to see Swift or Driver again.

Considering that Kaneshiro included five PXG players (a club that participated in the NEL) in the France U20 starting XI.It wouldn't be surprising if he puts five players from Manshine City (a club that participated in the NEL) in the England U20 starting XI.

Although I have to admit I really hope that won't be the case for Germany U20 with Bastard München and Spain U20 with Barcha. Especially Barcha, with those bums like Picasso or Ruiz.

For me, it's probably DP188 "Battling a Thaw in Relations!" and JN132" Partners in Time! ".

Especially JN132, because it's also one of the few episodes where I remember the title of the episode.

Thematically, I’m thinking of a Truth/Lies duo, especially since their episodes mirror each other.I also find a Sandboy/A Fairy Good Night duo interesting (Nightmare + Dream). Surprisingly, why not also a Heartfixer/Dark Cupid duo as well 😅?

For me, it’s probably Fubuki’s backstory that is truly incredible.But I admit I also really like Gouenji's backstory, which I find surprisingly underrated.And also the backstories of Fudou and Kogure, which are simple yet extremely touching.

After asking about the protagonists of OG, it would be interesting to talk about the protagonists of GO.For my part, it comes down to Tenma and Tsurugi, since their introductions are closely linked.I really like Shindou's appearance at the end of Episode 1, but when you take Episode 2 into account... it didn't really show Shindou—or rather, the Raimon GO team—in the best light.

Based on what is known about Teddy, he is a member of the New Gen World 11 and is among the players who did not participate in the NEL.

I think there is a 90% chance he will play for a Premier League club, given that the majority of English players play for English clubs.However, I don't think he plays for Manshine City; even though one might hypothesize that he's already playing at the professional level, I think it's for a different English club.I don't think he plays for Arsenaly either, because the club already has Hugo, and I don't think Arsenaly would have two NG11 players—that would be extremely OP (aside from Re Al, I see other clubs having at most one NG11 player).

One of the most likely theories is that he plays for Livers, given that Isagi watched a match between Manshine City and Livers—which could be a hint that the English NG11 player is on the Livers squad.Then there's also the theory that each NG11 member plays for a club that also features a Blue Lock player. So, Teddy might end up playing for Manshine United, Chelblue, or Bright Neon.

For my part, I’d say there’s a strong chance Teddy will be a Livers player. That said, I’d find it very interesting if he ended up being a Bright Neon player.I also think "Fox" plays for the same club as Teddy (though I'd find it hilarious if Fox were a Miracleicester player, given his name😅 ).

Damn, I never even noticed that Goujin was a benchwarmer after the match against China. Maybe him and Gouenji are the bench bros.

It's interesting to see Inazuma Japan with such bench depth, especially considering this season limits the number of substitutes to three, whereas the original FFI allowed for five.

For my part, I remember. I think I was 7 or 8 years old when I watched the first episode on a French TV channel.By the way, I don't know why, but I remembered the Teikoku vs. Raimon match being in Episode 1, not Episode 2. 😅

The question might seem extremely simple. But I think it could be very interesting to know what you like and what you don't like about the MLB community. For me:

One thing I like:Fanfiction (excluding "salt" fanfic).Even though the golden age of *Miraculous* fanfiction seems to be over

One thing I dislike: The toxic era of the Miraculous fandom during seasons 3–5—I guess? I remember it being pretty negative (with a lot of "salt" fanfics).

(Note: This theory doesn't come from me but from the French YouTuber Narashuya, but I find it very interesting to talk about.)

The theory suggests a possible confrontation between Karasu and Fox during the Japan-England match.Taking La Fontaine's fable "Le Corbeau et Le Renard" (The Crow and the Fox) as a reference.Given that *Karasu* literally means "crow" in Japanese.

For those who don't know this fable, it's simple:A crow has found a piece of cheese and retired to a branch to eat it. A fox, wanting it for himself, flatters the crow, calling her beautiful and wondering whether her voice is as sweet to match. When the crow lets out a caw, the cheese falls and is devoured by the fox.

In this story, The crow is an animal blinded by vanity, stripped of its prey by a more cunning animal: the fox.

Since his stellar performance against France, Karasu can be considered to be at his peak—despite the loss—even as he questions his coach methods; however, the theory suggests that Karasu risks falling into a trap set by Fox due to his own vanity.

Consequently, Terry's sudden appearance before the Blue Lock players appears to be a provocation by Fox: we are literally seeing an NG11 player make an absurd demand before humiliating Aiku and the others.From the little that is known, Fox appears to be a very cunning person with a certain vice. Like the animal it represents.

The "cheese" in this story wouldn't just be the second place in Group A.But also the question of the ego that the characters have been grappling with since Chapter 350.

Of course, it's just a theory. There might not be any psychological confrontation between Fox and Karasu. But I find it interesting to talk about.

For me, it’s definitely Guzma’s two battles. That said, I also really like Gladion vs. Kiawe. It’s always cool to see two of Ash’s rivals facing off against each other.

For me, there's no doubt—it's clearly Action.But since it's kind of like a special episode, I'll probably choose from the "trio from hell": Confrontation, Collusion, or Revolution.