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One thing I find interesting about Blue Lock is that Nagi's biggest weakness might actually be his natural talent.
From the beginning, Nagi could do things that other players spent years practicing, but that also made him rely on his instincts instead of constantly pushing himself. His recent struggles made me wonder if losing that "genius advantage" is actually what he needed to grow.
Compared to Isagi, who constantly analyzes, adapts, and creates new weapons, Nagi seems to be searching for his own reason to keep improving.
What do you think?
From the beginning, Nagi could do things that other players spent years practicing, but that also made him rely on his instincts instead of constantly pushing himself. His recent struggles made me wonder if losing that "genius advantage" is actually what he needed to grow.
Compared to Isagi, who constantly analyzes, adapts, and creates new weapons, Nagi seems to be searching for his own reason to keep improving.
What do you think?
- Is Nagi finally entering his best development phase?
- Does he need Reo to reach his full potential, or is independence the key?
- Can he still compete with players like Isagi and Rin?
