Live-action adaptation of "Blue Lock" gets new trailer with Ado's song

The video showed the training, matches, and daily lives of the contenders for a spot on the Japan national team.

The creators of the live-action adaptation of "Blue Lock" have released a new music trailer featuring the song "Monstro" by Japanese singer Ado, which became the film's main theme. The video showed the training, matches, and daily lives of the participants of the closed football complex, where 300 players compete for the right to become the main striker of the Japan national team.

The main character will be Yoichi Isagi, a young footballer trying to find his own "weapon" and become the best striker. His role was played by Fumiya Takahashi. Meguru Bachira and Hyoma Chigiri were played by Kaito Sakurai and Kyohei Takahashi, respectively.

The film is directed by Yusuke Taki, and the screenplay was written by Tetsuo Kamata. The production is handled by CREDEUS studio, which previously worked on live-action adaptations of "Kingdom" and "Golden Kamuy".

"Blue Lock" will be released in Japanese cinemas on August 7. There is no information yet about an international release.