2023年7月18日 · He bests his brother while in his villanous, destructive flow state. Sure, Isagi's the one that scores in the end, but the author made absolutely certain to highlight it was Isagi inviting 'luck' -- solely based off the idea that Rin would, in fact, defeat Sae.

2023年10月22日 · Moreover, unlike Kaiser who entered flow to score his goal against Ubers, Sae did not enter flow and thus was not at his best. Additionally, Rin’s flow is not an all powerful move. If U20 Rin while in this destroyer mode went up against Kaiser and Lorenzo, the “drawing out the opponents strongest move and destroying it” wouldn’t be able ...

2023年2月18日 · Nope. Sae only started playing a little harder towards like the last 5 minutes of the U-20 game. Not to mention, Rin had to be in Flow to even hold his own against Sae. If we take both of them at their base skill level, Sae wins. And if it were a situation where both Sae AND Rin were in Flow at that moment, Sae would have stomped him.

2023年3月6日 · In essence, flow is characterized by the complete absorption in what one does, and a resulting transformation in one's sense of time. Flow is the melting together of action and consciousness; the state of finding a balance between a skill and how challenging that task is. It requires a high level of concentration, however; it should be effortless.

2022年5月18日 · Sae builds his field from the ground up. From beginning to end, he plans to be in control of every single minor and major aspect of it. He's not fumbling for pieces because he's coding the entire thing. Part of the reason Sae is so powerful is because of the level of prediction he's able to execute. He's Ego level without any form of doubt.

2021年12月9日 · Sae's eyes are starting to show flow, which means Sae had to put in actual effort. Even though Rin didn't experience Blue Lock or the world stage yet, he was still keeping up somewhat with Sae's European experience.

2022年1月7日 · As we saw in the final minute of Blue Lock vs Japan U-20, Rin in a state of flow got past all the centre-backs and fullbacks singlehandedly (well he did need a small pass from Isagi to get past Darai), even being able to beat Aiku, who was the best defender (and probably the best player next to Sae and maybe Shidou) in the match and Shidou (an ...

2022年2月6日 · Sae is never stated to have gone into the flow state during the U20 match, when he gets covered in the numbers and starts using reactive dribbling to move past the Blue Lock players, that’s explicitly described as him getting serious where he wasn’t before. He doesn’t go up a level twice.

2023年1月12日 · Rin's aura color is a Neon Teal. The blue gives an idea of calmness, much like his shots, which are depicted with gentle arcs, like the flow of water. But the shade is so unusual, it gives off a sense of danger and urgency. He is the star player on the field at all times, solidifying his space as the number one.

The reason Rin hasn't changed fully yet, is because of his goal here. Destroying Sae and Isagi. Of course, his whole deal in flow is destroying people by using their best weapon against them, but this reasoning goes against what he felt in the moment he entered flow Here, he's thrown away Isagi and Sae from his mind. They don't matter anymore.