TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kayflix07?lan... 0:00 intro 0:55 First teachings 2:24 Second teachings 3:30 Third teachings 5:49 Fourth teachings 6:56 Fifth teaching 8:26 Extra. From Isagi Arendi. Isagi Yoichi is a protagonist who at first glance has nothing special, he does not stand out from other characters, even his design is ultra basic compared to that of the other characters in the series, I feel that this is so because Isagi, unlike other protagonists who stand out at first glance with an innate talent of a superior level, he had to advance from the bottom step by step, changing and evolving to become the great forward and protagonist that he is today. Isagi Yoichi has had to change many aspects, so much so that if we compare the Isagi Yoichi from chapter 1 with that of the neo selfish league you will notice an abysmal difference. Throughout his journey, Isagi left us with teachings that have been very useful to me personally. The teachings of Isagi Yoichi. -If you are not ready to lose everything, you will never fulfill your dream. This implies that achieving your dreams often requires a significant level of risk and sacrifice. To achieve something truly significant, it may be necessary to give up comfort, financial security or even personal relationships. Isagi was the first person to take the step to enter the Blue Lock program, despite not being the most suitable and capable at that time. This emphasizes the importance of pursuing your dreams. If you are not willing to take risks and face the possibility of losing everything in the pursuit of your goals, you are unlikely to achieve those dreams. This highlights the idea that ambitious dreams often require total commitment. In Blue Lock it is all or nothing, your ability and capabilities are what will determine whether or not you advance, hence the importance of determination. Even when you find yourself in difficult situations or face the possibility of failure, you must continue forward if you truly want to achieve your dreams. I didn't come to trample others... To become the best in the world!! I came here... So I need to defeat those who are stronger than me! Or else, nothing will change!! In the first test Isagi basically has the chance to eliminate Igaguri at that moment he couldn't avoid the ball, while he was begging Isagi realized something, Igaguri is worse than him, that is to say Igaguri is the easy prey, he realized that nothing in his life is going to change if he always plays it safe. You don't have to go for the weakest, you have to devour the strong! Once again Isagi leaves his comfort zone and leaves behind that comfort, security and lack of significant risks. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. You shouldn't aspire to be the one who is chosen, but instead, the one who chooses. I don't know why many people believe that this phrase was said by Nagi, when it was actually Isagi who said it to Reo in Chapter 68 of the manga page 24. Isagi is referring to the fact that it is essential to take control of your own decisions and destinies instead of depending on the choice of others. Instead of waiting to be selected or chosen by others, you should be proactive and take the initiative in making decisions that lead you towards your goals and objectives. Let's say you have a passion for music and you dream of playing in a band. Instead of waiting for someone to invite you to join their band, you decide to be the chooser and take control of your musical destiny. You start learning to play an instrument, practice constantly, and compose your own songs. Then, you search for like-minded musicians and organize your own auditions to form your own band. By taking the initiative and being the chooser instead of waiting to be chosen, you create your own opportunity in the music industry. As the band gains experience and recognition, you can make important decisions about the direction of the music you want to create, the gigs you want to attend, and the opportunities you want to pursue. In the end, you have achieved your dream of playing in a band and have carved your own path in music, rather than relying on others to choose you to join their project.