Collection: Yoichi Isagi
The spatial-awareness striker at the center of Blue Lock, Yoichi Isagi is the series' protagonist and its first name in acrylic goods.
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Yoichi Isagi, etc. Blue Lock Mochikororin Plush Mascot Vol.1 All 6 Types Set Plush Toys [USED]
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Blue Lock Yoichi Isagi Meguru Bachira Buddycolle Rubber Mascot Keychains [USED]
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Blue Lock Yoichi Isagi & Others Buddycolle Rubber Mascot All 6 Types Set Keychains [USED]
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Yoichi Isagi Blue Lock Es Series Nino Pitanui [USED]
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Blue Lock Yoichi Isagi Anizukin Keychains [USED]
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Blue Lock Yoichi Isagi Select Collection Acrylic Ball Chain Yoichi Isagi All 6 Types Set Keychains [USED]
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Yoichi Isagi, etc. Blue Lock Random Coaster animatecafe Menu Order Privilege All 16 Types Set Coaster [USED]
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About this collection
The Main Striker
Isagi's line is led by large acrylic stands: single-item MEGA stands from the Blue Lock x Don Quijote Oshi Bukuro sets and extra-large bust-up stands from the Episode Nagi film x Lawson campaign. He sits at the core of the Blue Lock catalogue, and campaign artwork routinely frames him against rival forward Seishiro Nagi.
Campaign & Film Tie-Ins
Much of his merchandise is bound to specific promotions, from convenience-store film campaigns to retailer lottery bags, which is typical of a still-growing franchise. Because these releases were tied to limited windows, individual stands differ in edge and print quality, so a close look at each piece pays off.