Who is Noel Noa?
Noel Noa Blue Lock is the undisputed best striker in the world. As the Master Striker for Bastard München, this French cyborg of a player is the ultimate idol of Yoichi Isagi.
Background and Story of Noel Noa
Growing up in the extreme poverty of the French slums, Noa viewed football purely as a means of survival. He eventually rose to become the #1 striker in the world, winning the Ballon d'Or and surpassing his rival, Jinpachi Ego. He acts as the coach for the German stratum during the Neo Egoist League, enforcing a philosophy of absolute, hyper-rational logic where only numbers and statistics matter.
Personality of Noel Noa in Blue Lock
Noa is completely devoid of emotion. He operates like a machine, viewing the world entirely through cold logic and statistics. He despises 'irrational' plays, emotional outbursts, and abstract concepts. Despite his cold demeanor, he is a highly effective, fair coach who rewards players purely based on their measurable results on the pitch.
Appearance of Noel Noa
He is a tall, incredibly well-built man with pale skin, platinum blonde hair, and empty, machine-like eyes. He rarely, if ever, smiles.
Noel Noa Blue Lock: Playing Style & Position
Noa is the ultimate Machine Striker. He is perfectly ambidextrous and possesses the ideal physical physique for football. He does not use flashy tricks; he simply executes the most statistically optimal play with terrifying efficiency.
Role in Blue Lock
He is the ultimate goal of the entire series. Yoichi Isagi's entire motivation is to one day surpass Noel Noa and claim the title of the world's best striker.
Weapons and Abilities of Noel Noa
- Machine Dribbling & Finishing: Noa can shoot with 100% power and accuracy using either foot, making him statistically impossible for a defender to predict and block.
- Absolute Rationality: He never lets emotion dictate a play, always choosing the mathematically superior option to guarantee a goal.
Interesting Facts about Noel Noa Blue Lock
- Chapter 1
- Instead of assisting my teammates to win 1-0, it feels better to pull off a hat trick and lose 3-4.
- He grew up in the dangerous slums of France, stating that he only had two choices: football or crime.
- He famously stated, 'Instead of assisting my teammates to win 1-0, it feels better to pull off a hat trick and lose 3-4.'