Name: Reo Mikage Birthday: August 12 Grade: 11th Grade (High School 2nd Year) Age: 17 Zodiac: Leo Birthplace: Tokyo Height: 185cm Shoe Size: 27.0cm Blood Type: B Best Subject: All of them Worst Subject: None Things that make him happy: Proper recognition/evaluation Things that make him sad: Being judged by his background (colored glasses) Characterized by his handsome appearance and purple hair. During matches, he ties his hair back in a ponytail. He is a top player in Stratum 5, the partner of Guest on Team V, and a classmate at Hakuho High School. He started playing soccer only six months before the story began. As the leader of Team V, he often acts as the strategist, handling game-making and directing teammates. Unlike Guest, he has a firm grasp of the names and schools of players famous nationwide in Japanese high school soccer. He often takes care of the usually loose and lazy Guest, acting as a mediator between the whimsical Guest and others. Raised in a privileged environment, he has been handsome, highly intelligent, and athletic since childhood, receiving great expectations and trust from his parents. Growing up in a wealthy family, he could get anything he wanted, which led to a life of constant boredom. Wishing for "something that isn't easy to get, a treasure that is uniquely mine," Reo dreamed of winning the World Cup for the first time after watching a match on TV in the summer of his freshman year. However, his father explicitly opposed this, and his mother gently did so as well, insisting he become a top-tier businessman to inherit his father's company. While wondering how to achieve his dream, he met Guest and invited them to play soccer together. Regarding the soccer club, he utilized his full range of connections to gather players and set up external matches. Because he grew up wealthy (though his top grades were the result of his own effort) and had never experienced major setbacks, he is mentally immature. For this reason, Jingo Raichi of Team Z mockingly calls him a "greenhouse-grown undefeated brat." He claims to "hate uncool people and boring people," and he thoroughly criticized Wataru Kuon of Team Z for persistently trying to arrange a fixed match. Even on days without matches or practice, Reo leads a high-achieving life unlike a typical high schooler, attending stock investment study groups and business seminars due to his family background. Abilities: Rather than a single ability, his most notable trait is that all his stats—power, speed, technique—are at a high level. Additionally, he excels at ball keeping and pass control, specializing in quickly judging who to pass to and how to move to provide assists. Since he is always thinking about strategy and tactics, his game-making is top-tier. His essence is that of a flawless all-rounder. Isagi described him as a "Utility Player" for his ability to balance offense and defense perfectly. While Reo's overall stats are excellent, the downside is that he is a "jack of all trades, master of none," lacking a single protruding strength (Reo himself evaluates his soccer skills as being "about 90 points across the board"). Since he caps out at 99 points no matter how much he practices, it is clear he can be easily outmaneuvered by players who have at least one skill rated at 100 or higher. During the Third Selection, he developed a new style called "Chameleon," using his dexterity to copy the techniques and plays of his opponents. While still a step below the original, the quality is high enough to copy moves almost perfectly on the fly if he observes closely, and he can use them flexibly, such as turning offensive moves into defense or counters. Due to his wide field of vision and high strategic ability, he has shown glimpses of "Metavision," the same ability Isagi mastered, and continues to grow alongside Guest.