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BLUE LOCK PROJECT — SCOUTING DATABASE

BLUE LOCK:
RIVALS

EGO METRIC: ACTIVE  //  SELECTED PLAYERS: YOU  //  MISSION: BECOME THE WORLD'S BEST

Quick Answer

Blue Lock: Rivals matches are decided by your Style — the anime-character kit you spin for — and the equippable Flow buff layered on top of it. Spin odds and rarity tiers are published on the official Fandom wiki and mirrored here, alongside the current Styles roster and the working codes that pay free spins.

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// SELECTION CRITERIA

Ego Rating: The Blue Lock
Standard

Blue Lock is not just a training facility — it is a crucible. Three hundred players entered. Only one becomes Japan's striker. The Blue Lock program is built on a single belief: ego is the engine of a world-class forward. Not teamwork. Not discipline. Ego — the absolute conviction that every ball is yours, every shot is your destiny, and every loss is a solvable problem.

Blue Lock: Rivals brings that world to Roblox. Two systems define your identity: Styles — your character archetype, rolled from Style Spins — and Flows, equippable buff items that you activate during a match. Both share the same six permanent rarity tiers: Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, World Class, and Master.

"To survive Blue Lock, you must have EGO — the selfish, burning desire to be the world's best striker."

// SCOUTING REPORT: STYLES DATABASE

Active Styles Roster

Each style is a player identity rolled from Style Spins. Rarities run Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → World Class → Master. The full 32-style roster below was verified against the official Fandom Styles page on August 5, 2026 — the same source that powers our full tier list.

// FULL ROSTER BY TIER

MASTER

Loki · Lavinho

WORLD CLASS

NEL Rin · NEL Nagi · Sae · Kaiser · Don Lorenzo · NEL Isagi · NEL Bachira · NEL Chigiri · NEL Reo · NEL Shidou

MYTHIC

Shidou · Rin · Kunigami · Aiku · Yukimiya · Reo · Charles

LEGENDARY

King · Nagi · Bachira · Kiyora · Hiori · Ness

EPIC

Otoya · Karasu · Raichi · Kurona

RARE

Isagi · Chigiri · Gagamaru

// SCOUTING NOTES — SELECTED STYLES

Isagi

RARE

The starter style every player begins with. Two base abilities — Direct Shot and Fadeaway — plus a Meta Vision awakening passive that buffs movement speed and shot power and a Final Shot awakening active (puzzle piece animation, powerful shot). Per Fandom, Isagi rolls at a 62.25% rate from Style Spins.

Chigiri

RARE

Speed-based Rare style. Base abilities — Speedster (faster movement, reduced stamina drain) and Accelerate (short teleport-dash). Awakening unlocks Blast, a longer-range dash usable twice.

Nagi

LEGENDARY

Trapping and ball-possession Legendary style. Two base abilities — mid-air Trap and a directional Dash out of trap. Awakening unlocks "I AM NAGI," a feint-into-volley finisher.

NEL Rin

WORLD CLASS

World Class style listed in Fandom's Styles roster (0.25% base spin rate, 2.5% in Lucky Spins). NEL Rin is the only Rin variant on the current roster — base Rin no longer appears on the wiki's Styles page. Detailed ability list is not yet documented on the wiki — verify in-game.

Kaiser

WORLD CLASS

World Class style listed in Fandom's Styles roster (0.25% base spin rate, 2.5% in Lucky Spins). Detailed ability list is not yet documented on the wiki — verify in-game.

Sae

WORLD CLASS

World Class playmaker with 6 base abilities documented on Fandom: Perfect Pass (on-ball), Arm Swipe (off-ball steal), Magic Turn (i-frame dribble), Heel Flick, Metavision (infinite stamina + opponent style read), and Beautiful Shot.

NEL Isagi

WORLD CLASS

World Class listed in Fandom's Styles roster (0.25% base spin rate, 2.5% in Lucky Spins). Individual ability page is not yet published on the wiki — verify in-game.

// Style Spin Odds (Fandom)

  • Rare — 62.25% base (not in Lucky Spins)
  • Epic — 30% base (not in Lucky Spins)
  • Legendary — 7% base / 92.5% in Lucky Spins
  • Mythic — 0.5% base / 5% in Lucky Spins
  • World Class — 0.25% base / 2.5% in Lucky Spins
  • Master — 0.0325% base / 0.2% in Lucky Spins
  • Limited — 0.125% base / 1% in Lucky Spins (time-limited styles)
  • 50-spin Legendary Pity guarantees Legendary-or-better

// PERFORMANCE BUFFS

The Flow System

Flows are equippable buff items — not a meter or stage progression. You spin for them separately from Styles using Flow Spins ($2,000 each in-game, or 199 Robux for Lucky Spins with boosted odds). Each Flow has a rarity and grants specific buffs on activation. Every new player starts with Puzzle, the default Rare Flow. All data sourced from the official Fandom Flow page.

Puzzle

RARE

Passive: increases general movement speed. The default Flow given on first login.

Lightning

RARE

Offensive: shots become stronger when active. Pink aura with lightning effects.

Ice

RARE

Rare-tier Flow listed in Fandom's Flow roster.

King's Instinct

EPIC

Epic-tier Flow listed in Fandom's Flow roster.

Chameleon

LEGENDARY

Legendary-tier Flow listed in Fandom's Flow roster.

Snake

MYTHIC

Lowered tackle cooldowns, shorter ragdoll times, increased speed, and a larger tackle hitbox.

Dribbler

MYTHIC

Increased shooting strength, faster speed when carrying the ball, and longer dribbles.

Awakened Genius

WORLD CLASS

World Class-tier Flow listed in Fandom's Flow roster.

Field Intel: Flows and Styles are rolled from separate spin pools — you can pair any Style with any Flow. Pity systems on each pool track independently, so you'll progress toward a Legendary roll on both fronts simultaneously.

// TACTICAL COMBINATIONS

Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions are special combined attacks triggered when specific style pairings are on the same team. Both players must coordinate their abilities to execute the combo. Below are the documented reactions from the Fandom wiki.

Sae + Shidou

Perfect Pass into a stronger Dragon Drive

Hiori + NEL Isagi

Hard Freeze Counter Attack into an empowered Direct Shot

Kaiser + NEL Isagi

Short dribble and auto pass into a new shooting move

NEL Reo + NEL Nagi

Custom pass into an automatic Trap

Charles + Loki

Strong pass into a deadly auto-goal shot (the only auto-goal CR)

Lavinho + NEL Bachira

Fiery pass into a powerful shot

Ness + Kaiser

Rose Grower pass into a signature shot

Bachira + NEL Isagi

Monster Shot combined with "I AM... A STRIKER!"

Charles + NEL Shidou

Sky Arc Pass into a Dragonic Header

Field Intel: Chemical Reactions require both players to be on the same team and actively coordinating. The Charles + Loki combo is the only reaction that results in an automatic goal shot — all others require the receiving player to finish the play.

// MATCH FORMAT

Game Modes

Blue Lock: Rivals offers six match formats spanning casual play, competitive ranked, and passive farming.

3v3

2 CFs and 1 CM per side. Fast-paced matches for quick sessions.

5v5

The default mode — CF, LW, RW, CM, and GK. The core Blue Lock: Rivals experience.

8v8

2 CFs, 2 upper wings, 2 lower wings, CM, and GK. Full-scale matches.

Pro Servers

Harder opponents and a buffed AI goalkeeper. For players who want a real challenge.

AFK World

Earn rewards passively — 15 minutes for the Grand Prize, 5 minutes for $250 cash.

Ranked Mode

Requires level 20 to unlock. Climb through Bronze, Silver, and Gold divisions.

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// INTEL DROPS: ACTIVE

Blue Lock Intel Drops

Codes give you free rewards — including the occasional Style or Flow Spin after major updates. Bookmark our codes page for the live list.

Active Code List

All current working codes updated in real time. Never miss a free reward drop.

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How to Redeem

  1. 1Launch Blue Lock: Rivals on Roblox
  2. 2Open the in-game menu and select "Codes"
  3. 3Paste your code into the input field
  4. 4Press Redeem to claim your reward

// PLAYER INQUIRIES

Frequently Asked

What's the best style for new players?
Every new player starts with Isagi, the Rare-tier default style. It teaches the core loop — Direct Shot, Fadeaway, and the Meta Vision awakening buff — without overwhelming you. Once you've earned a few Style Spins, Chigiri (also Rare) is a strong second style because its speed kit is easy to apply in any match.
How does the Flow system actually work?
Flows in Blue Lock: Rivals are equippable buff items, not a meter or stage progression. You spin for Flows separately from Styles (Flow Spins, $2,000 each in-game, with a 50-spin Legendary pity). Each Flow has a rarity (Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, World Class, or Master) and grants buffs on activation — for example Lightning boosts shot power, Snake lowers tackle cooldowns, and Dribbler increases shot strength and dribble length. Puzzle is the default Flow every new player starts with.
What are the Style and Flow rarity tiers?
Styles and Flows share six permanent tiers with slightly different base rates. Per Fandom: Rare 62.25% base (not obtainable from Lucky Spins), Epic 30% base (not in Lucky Spins), Legendary 7% base / 92.5% in Lucky Spins, Mythic 0.5% base / 5% in Lucky Spins, World Class 0.25% base / 2.5% in Lucky Spins, and Master 0.0325% base / 0.2% in Lucky Spins. There is also a Limited tier (0.125% base / 1% Lucky) for time-limited styles. At 50 regular spins a Legendary Pity guarantees the next spin is Legendary-or-better.
How do I get more Style and Flow Spins?
Three documented sources per Fandom: (1) buy Style Spins for $2,500 or Flow Spins for $2,000 in-game, or Lucky Spins for 199 Robux with boosted high-tier odds; (2) complete Quests, which mostly reward cash but some grant spins directly via the milestone bar; (3) collect Daily Rewards. Codes redeemed in-game can also drop spins after major updates — check our codes page for the current list.
What are Chemical Reactions in Blue Lock: Rivals?
Chemical Reactions are special combined attacks triggered when specific style pairings are on the same team. There are 9+ documented combos — for example, Sae + Shidou triggers a Perfect Pass into a stronger Dragon Drive, and Charles + Loki triggers a strong pass into a deadly auto-goal shot. Each CR requires both players to coordinate their abilities during the match.
What game modes are available in Blue Lock: Rivals?
Blue Lock: Rivals offers six game modes: 3v3 (2 CFs + 1 CM), 5v5 (the default mode with CF, LW, RW, CM, and GK), 8v8 (2 CFs, 2 upper wings, 2 lower wings, CM, and GK), Pro Servers (harder opponents with a buffed AI goalkeeper), AFK World (earn rewards passively — 15 minutes for the Grand Prize, 5 minutes for $250 cash), and Ranked Mode (requires level 20, with Bronze, Silver, and Gold divisions).
How does the Quest system work?
Quests refresh daily at 7:00 PM EST. Each quest rewards between $2,500 and $4,000 cash. Complete 8 quests to hit the milestone bonus, which grants 2 Lucky Flow Spins and 2 Lucky Style Spins. Quests are one of the best free ways to earn Lucky Spins without spending Robux.
What is the Master tier in Blue Lock: Rivals?
Master is the rarest permanent tier, sitting above World Class. It has a 0.0325% base spin rate and 0.2% in Lucky Spins. Currently only two Master-tier styles exist — Loki and Lavinho — along with two Master-tier flows (Godspeed and Butterfly Dancer). Master items are the hardest permanent drops in the game.

// FINAL SELECTION NOTICE

Your Ego Determines
Your Ceiling.

Three hundred players. One slot. The field is waiting. Spin your Style, equip your Flow, and prove you belong.

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