Sazanaara Eleven's captain. She decides on strategies based on her day's mood and thoughts.
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Appearance[]
Powai has light blue skin and purple/pale yellow eyes. She has shoulder-length cerulean hair, which is tipped white at the ends.
Personality[]
Powai is very childish and carefree around people even during a match. Though, she also has a side of enjoying playing around with people's "azur" and making them suffer. She often talks about herself in the third person. Her personality is a bit similar to Beta.
Plot[]
She debuted in episode 25, having a talk with the team's goalkeeper, Van Tareru about Matatagi Hayato, and she was seemingly interested about how he has a "dark, ugly, twisted azur". They were interrupted when Hilary Flail, a member of Shitennou, stepped into the room and requested to share news. When Powai teased that Hilary wanted to say high-sounding words as if she had a heart, Hilary wrapped her long hair around Powai and drained her life force.
Before the match between Earth Eleven started in episode 26, she and the rest of Sazanaara Eleven were immediately interested in Matatagi's dark "azur". After she saw Tenma's bright "azur", she came up with a plan on destroying Matatagi's "azur" to make it become uglier which will swallow up Tenma's "azur" upon collision. When the match started, she and her teammates continuously blocked Earth Eleven's movements except for Matatagi. Later, she revealed to Earth Eleven about what Matatagi truly thought which made him finally show his true colors. However, the plan failed after Tenma and Ichikawa persuaded him and the first-half ended with a score of 1-1.
During the second half of the game in episode 27, she ordered her teammates to use their power to read Earth Eleven's "azurs" while passing the ball to Hilary. However, because of Minaho's strategy, which was to play randomly, she also couldn't understand what Earth Eleven's members were thinking and ended up losing with a score of 3-2. After they lost, she was disappointed and whining.
Her forename, Powai, is derived from ポワイ湖 (read as "Powai Ko"), which, in turn, means Powai Lake, and, her surname, Pichori, is derived from ぽちゃぽちゃ (read as "Pichapicha"), a Japanese onomatopoeia for splashing, references to Sazanaara Eleven's naming motif.
Her dub forename, Plink, is an onomatopoeia for a percussive sound, and, her dub surname, Powai, is a reference to Powai Lake as well, which are also references to Sazanaara Eleven's naming motif.