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No, there was one moment when Kuon was talking to Isagi (when explaining why he betrays them) but his mouth didn't move - but it's not a crazy issue for me. I assumed the blushing meant he was ashamed of betraying his team at first.
- Appearance
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- Etymology
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Kuon is tall and has red eyes which are rarely seen and dark brown hair that is around his chin's length. He is usually seen smiling. At Blue Lock, he wears the standardly issued tracksuit and during the games, he wears Team Z's jersey #2.
At the beginning of First Selection, Kuon is the main brain of Team Z and helps organize them and create many strategies due to his experience in starting a football club at his high school. When he genuinely cares, Kuon puts a 100% effort into football, but when he is thinking only of himself, he only puts in as much effort as it takes to get the ...
Archetype
1. Goal Poacher: Goal poachers are forwards who wait in the six-yard box or the penalty area for a cross, pass or loose ball and pounce to try to score a goal. Their "poaching" refers to the fact that they will often score a goal out of the slightest of opportunities, i.e., steal a goal. Goal poachers usually play as center forwards or second strikers.
Skills
1. Vertical Jump: Kuon has an amazing vertical jumping ability which is 68 cm. This allows him to finish nicely with amazing headers. 1. Strategic Mind: Kuon was Team Z's primary strategist and led a quite uncoordinated team to functionable levels. He has good leadership skills which allow others to trust him.
His given name, Wataru(渉(わたる) , Wataru?), means "cross".His surname, Kuon(久(く) 遠(おん) , Kuon?), means "eternity".His name can thus be interpreted as "eternal crossing".(To Team Z, Chapter 9) My greatest weapon would be my jumping power.(To Team Z, Chapter 24) I won't let my teammates drag me down with them again!Majority of this information is from the official Egoist Bible.Kuon ranked 13thin the first popularity poll with 300 votes.- 2 min
If Kunigami's team had won during this match, Shidou would've been the obvious choice. With Igarashi taking Kunigami's place in the wild card, Kuon would have had little to no relevant opposition that we know of. However, Kunigami lost this match and was sent to the wild card.
I will explain why Kuon actions are deserving of sympathy and why he didn't chose the route outlined above. As well as why it is important to what separates Blue Lock from traditional sports anime such as Haikyu.
Nov 26, 2022 · Kuon, on the other hand, tasted karma after betraying his team when he tried to ally himself with his opponents and was turned down. Kuon was seen attempting to divulge Team Z's secrets...
Nov 13, 2022 · Kuon tells his teammates not to panic since they are already well ahead and gives a weak pass to Isagi that allows team W to steal the possession of the ball. That mistake helps team W secure another goal and suddenly there is only one goal difference between the two teams.
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Jan 7, 2023 · Kuon the Traitor – Blue Lock Ep 6 Review. Kuon the traitor sells out Team Z in exchange for a guaranteed way to the next selection round. Chigiri encounters his old teammates the Wanima Brothers. Man, Kuon was a traitor. Honestly, I should have seen that one coming. Read Last Week’s Episode Review.
