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Master the art of defense in Blue Lock Rivals with our guide to unlocking the Igaguri Flow and Style. Boost your gameplay today!
The Igaguri Flow and Style are finally available in Blue Lock Rivals, and they’re built for chaos. Inspired by Gurimu Igarashi from the manga, this setup adds a defensive twist to the game that isn’t about finesse, it’s about control through disruption.
With this combo, you’re not just holding the backline; you’re actively wrecking plays, stealing possession, and catching opponents off guard. Whether it’s a reckless tackle or a surprise header, Igaguri brings unpredictability to every match.
Igaguri Flow and Style in Blue Lock Rivals
To get the Igaguri Style and Flow in Blue Lock Rivals, you’ll need to use the gacha-style rolling system available in the game’s main menu. Start by launching the game and heading to the Style section at the bottom of the main screen. Once there, use your Default Spins to select Igaguri as your Style preference before spinning. This increases your odds of landing it. Since Igaguri is an Epic rarity, you won’t need to spend too many spins compared to rarer Styles.
Next, move to the Flow tab and repeat the process. Again, use your Spins while keeping the preference system active for better chances. The game doesn’t separate spins for Flow and Style. So use the same spins for both, just in different sections. Once unlocked, equip both from their respective menus.
After unlocking, it’s important to understand what you’re actually getting. Igaguri’s Style focuses on aggressive disruption and unexpected control. Here’s a breakdown of the key skills:
- Malicia (Ground Variant): Perform a reckless tackle that knocks both you and the opponent down but lets you retain control of the ball.
- Malicia (Air Variant): Use this skill to change the course of the game by intercepting the ball in mid-air and directing it toward a teammate or into an open area.
- Monk Pass (V): Execute a quick sliding pass to your teammate, which is useful in high-pressure situations.
- Dharma Chains (Awakening): Trigger a cinematic move that lets you steal the ball by hijacking a moving teammate.
- Genius Killing Malicia: Charge toward an opponent while holding the ball to break their ankles and stun them briefly.
The Igaguri Flow complements this playstyle by boosting your disruption potential. It gives you a 25 percent higher chance to break ankles when you aren’t using dribble. On top of that, you get a boost in movement speed and shooting power, making transitions and counters far more effective.
Overall, unlocking and using the Igaguri set is straightforward if you manage your spins smartly. Equip both, get familiar with the timings, and start turning games around by simply throwing your opponents off balance.
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