How To Get NEL Nagi In Blue Lock Rivals

Blue Lock Rivals NEL Nagi is a World Class rarity style based on Seishiro Nagi. Let’s find out how to get it.

NEL Nagi is a World Class style based on Seishiro Nagi (Image via Blue Lock Rivals Unofficial Fans | Roblox)

Blue Lock Rivals recently released a July Update, which saw NEL Nagi style being added to the game. The new NEL Nagi style is part of the Neo Egoist League (NEL) style roster expansion. This style is based on Seishiro Nagi, specifically his NEL version from the series. Let’s find out how you can get this style and what it does in the game.

Here’s How You Can Obtain Blue Lock Rivals NEL Nagi

To get the NEL Nagi style, follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to the main menu and select the Style option.
Step 2: Use either Regular Spin or Lucky Spin. For context, NEL Nagi has a 0.041% drop rate with regular Style Spins and a 0.41% drop rate with Lucky Spins. As evident, Lucky Spins provide much better odds.
Step 3: Due to the low drop rate, it might take multiple attempts before you can obtain it. Be patient.

What Does NEL Nagi Do in Blue Lock Rivals?

Base Moveset

Trap (C, Off Ball): Leaps to trap aerial balls, securing possession.
Trap Shoot (C, On Ball, Follow-up): Powerful volley with blue smoke particles.
Side Trap Shoot (C, On Ball, Variant): Trap Shoot with left/right dash for deception.
Zero-Reset Turn (V, On Ball): Zig-zag dash (forward-back-forward) to evade defenders.
Trap-Dance (V, Off Ball): Steals with a dash, can follow with a regular shot.
Reverse Two Stage (V, Off Ball, Steal): Rushes to steal ball on contact.
Reverse Two Stage Shot (V, On Ball, Follow-up): Steals, dashes to side, then shoots.
Juggling Shot (B, On Ball): Side dash followed by a powerful shot.

Awakening Moveset (Curiosity)

Death Dance (C, First Move)
Two Stage Volley (V, Off Ball, Second Move)
Five Stage Volley (V, On Ball, Second Move)
Space Shot (B, Off Ball, Third Move)
Tap Lift (B, On Ball, Third Move)

Passives

Heightened Physical: Increases volley power by 10% and jump height by 20%, enabling midair volleys for enhanced aerial dominance.
Ball Control: Grants slight autotrack to passes directed at NEL Nagi, similar to Ice Flow, improving ball reception and control.