How to Get NEL Isagi in Azure Latch: A Complete Questline Guide
Master the NEL Isagi style in Azure Latch by completing the Kaiser, Rin, and Isagi questlines. Learn the requirements, drop rates, and combat tips here.
Published: Azure Latch Wiki Editorial Team
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Unlocking the NEL Isagi Style
The NEL Isagi style has arrived in Azure Latch, representing one of the most sought-after additions for players looking to optimize their performance. Unlike standard styles that can be obtained through simple banner pulls, obtaining this specific style requires a rigorous process of unlocking prerequisite styles and completing a multi-stage questline.
To begin, you must have the Kaiser and Rin styles in your inventory. Both are considered world-class rarity with a 0.4% drop rate, which often serves as the most significant hurdle for players. You also need the basic Isagi style, though this is a common pull and typically already present in most active players' collections. Once you have acquired these three, you can visit the Kaiser and Isagi NPCs in the main menu to initiate the three-part quest sequence.
Prerequisites and Preparation
Before diving into the matches, ensure you are adequately prepared. Because the Kaiser and Rin styles are rare, it is recommended to save your currency and redeem all available Azure Latch codes to maximize your chances in the Shop.
Tip
If you find the quest grind too tedious, the game offers an option to skip individual tasks via the Rewards menu for 350 Robux per quest. However, most experienced players recommend grinding in private servers to save resources.
The Three-Stage Questline
The progression is divided into three distinct paths. You must complete them in the following order: Kaiser, then Rin, and finally Isagi.
Kaiser’s Ego Questline
This stage focuses on precision and tactical movement. You must:
Score with Beinschuss (Nutmeg) once.
Score with Superstar (requires a Rin user to tackle you).
Successfully perform a ball steal using your flow.
Score with the Lightning Impact ability.
Execute the "Dribble" counter move five times.
Perform off-the-ball movement 10 times.
Rin’s Hatred Questline
Focusing on aggressive play, this stage tests your ability to handle specific matchups.
Score using the Kill Grab Variant (must target an Isagi or NEL Isagi user).
Score with a normal Kill.
Land the "Center of Gravity" move on an Isagi/NEL Isagi.
Score a "crashout" shot after using the Crashout ability.
Land the "Fake Shot" counter seven times.
Score seven curve shots.
Isagi’s Rebirth Questline
The final stretch brings everything together.
Score 10 goals with the Direct Shot.
Score a Backheel Shot.
Score with "My Direct Shot."
Use "Move It" on a Barou user.
Force a Chigiri user to "move it."
Score a lucky goal and secure a match win.
Combat Mechanics and Performance Tips
Community reports suggest that the NEL Isagi style functions as a highly defensive, tactical version of the standard Isagi. While its on-ball movement may feel slightly slower than more aggressive offensive styles, its true potential lies in its defensive utility and unique skill builders.
Defensive Versatility: Use the air trap and steal mechanics to disrupt opponents.
Movement Stacking: Combine trajectory bursts with side shuffles to gain distance quickly.
Meta Vision: Activate Meta Vision to unlock the full potential of your shots and traps.
Skill Builder: Experiment with the "Formation Trike" for high-angle shots that are difficult for GKs to predict.
Players have noted that the "3" ability is particularly effective for defensive play, offering a smooth animation and reliable interception capabilities that mirror the character's role in the original series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I complete these quests in private servers?
Yes, private servers are highly recommended. They allow you to coordinate with friends to trigger specific requirements, such as the Rin-specific tackle or the Barou/Chigiri interactions.
What happens if I don't have the required styles?
You cannot initiate the questline without owning Kaiser and Rin. You must pull them from the Shop first.
Is NEL Isagi worth the effort?
If you enjoy a defensive, playmaking-heavy style, the effort is justified. However, it is a significant time investment, and the RNG of pulling the prerequisite styles can be frustrating for some.