Overview[1]
King is a Legendary Style with a personalized Flow of King's Authority. King is a very offensive style. revolving around deadly shots, individual play and incredible on-the-ball mobility. King is based off Barou Shoei from the anime/manga Blue Lock, who is part of the 23 players who qualified for the new Japanese team in the U-20 World Cup. Playstyle: King excels at getting past opponents and creating powerful attacks. King is able to chop dribble past opponents and launch powerful impact shots from long-range distances. And a defensively good character with his steal. This makes King a very powerful offensive style for both dribbling, shooting, and defending. Strengths: The King style has very powerful shots with impeccable speed, it's shots also have a considerable amount of range, being able to score reasonably from even the half-field. King also possesses the most powerful move in-game, Predation. King also has very good dribbling for a Legendary style. Weaknesses: King's shots require set up, such as needing to use King's Dribble first or by requiring certain conditions. This can make King very predictable if you are attempting to defend. King's shots can also be quite inconsistent at times and will sometimes spiral out of control. Status: King is a very powerful offensive style for play, allowing them to easily get past opponents with its simple dribbling and shoot powerful shots. However, King is outclassed in certain aspects by styles such as Kaiser| or NEL Rin|.
Stats
- Class
- Striker
- Specialties
- Dribbling, Shooting & Stealing
- Type
- Style
Moveset
King is classified as a Legendary style, so they are given two ability slots. In their awakening, they gain the third ability slot, and it is removed after awakening ends. has no variant moves but has some moves that change if you are on/off the ball and one replaced move in awakening. In total, King has over Six abilities. You may consider follow-up moves to be their own abilities, so King may be considered to have Seven abilities. The tables below will give more information about the moves, how they look, and their cooldowns.
Guide
Lion Chop Feint Lion Chop Feint is a strong dribble move, that can be used in 4 directions, and can ankle-break any players. Try to use the move to its fullest, moving in all directions Chop Feast Chop Feast has a limit to where you can use it, as you have to be near a user with the ball to be able to activate it. The ball flings away, and it goes in the direction you were originally going (Ball goes left if you're facing left, etc..) So look in a direction where it can be a advantage for your team. If you're close enough, you can use Chop Feast as a shooting move. Lion Steal Lion Steal is a steal move, similar to others. It looks similar to Lion Chop Feint, but instead steals the ball. This can be ankle-broken, so its best to time your move. It can sometimes also miss, so aim in the direction you're going to fully unleash this move's potential. Chop Dribble +(Predator Shot) Chop Dribble is a good dribble move that can make good distance on the field. This move can be a good way to cover distance, and can serve as a fakie. This is because most goalkeepers think you will use Predator Shot, so it can serve as a good fake shot. Predator Shot is a powerful shot move. It can be aimed up, so to shoot from long distances, you will need to aim up. Feast Feast is a powerful shot move than can presumably be used from anywhere on the field. To get it to cover more distance, you will have to aim up.This move can also be used without the ball, as long as you're near it. To catch players off guard, its best to use it Offball.
