Blue Lock: Yoichi Isagi CD Style Acrylic Keyring - Blue Prison Series
Blue Lock: Yoichi Isagi CD Style Acrylic Keyring - Blue Prison Series
Product details
The egoist himself is here to take over your everyday carry. This isn't just another keychain; it's a statement piece for anyone who has been following Yoichi Isagi's absolute evolution through the Blue Lock program. If you're waiting for that next Metavision breakthrough, this is the perfect companion.
Visual Highlights
We love the unique 'CD Jewel Case' aesthetic they went with here—it gives the art a premium, collectible vibe that stands out from standard acrylics. The illustration captures Isagi's intense, focused gaze that we've come to love during his most clutch moments on the pitch. The lime green color palette screams Blue Lock energy, complete with chain motifs and industrial design elements that fit the 'Blue Prison' theme perfectly.
For Collectors
The 85x58mm size is substantial enough to show off the detail of the art while remaining perfectly portable for your gear or display board. It comes with a sturdy ball chain and a bonus pentagon-shaped tag featuring the series logo. Whether it's on your gym bag or your dedicated Blue Lock shelf, Isagi looks ready to devour the competition.
- Product Type: CD Style Acrylic Keyring
- Character: Yoichi Isagi
- Series: Blue Lock (Blue Prison Series)
- Material: Acrylic
- Size: Approx. 85 x 58 mm
⚠️ Please remove the protective plastic film from the surface before use to reveal the clear, vibrant finish.
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