How to Get World Class Style Blue Lock Rivals Guide

Getting a World Class Style in Blue Lock Rivals is the ultimate goal for most players. These top-tier builds, including popular names like Sai, Nel Isagi, Kaiser, and Don Lorenzo, can completely shift the momentum of your match. But with luck-based systems and low drop rates, many players are struggling to unlock them—unless you know a trick. This guide explains how a current in-game glitch can increase your chances of getting a guaranteed World Class Style using a method involving lucky spins.

What Are World Class Styles?

World Class Styles in Blue Lock Rivals represent the strongest playstyles you can get. They are inspired by standout characters and give your player advanced traits, animations, and boosts during the game. Here’s a quick list of known World Class Styles:

• Sai

• Isagi

• Kaiser

• Don Lorenzo

These styles are rare and usually require luck to obtain from spins—unless you use this current glitch method. Check Out how good the Styles are in Blue Lock Rivals Tier List!

How the Glitch Works (Step-by-Step)

Here’s a breakdown of the current method players are using to increase their chances at World Class Styles using Lucky Spins:

1. Use Lucky Spins, Not Normal Spins

This method only works with Lucky Spins. Normal spins do not trigger the glitch. If you don’t have Lucky Spins, you can redeem codes in-game to get them.

2. Select Rare Isagi Before Spinning

• Go to the spin interface.

• Manually select “Isagi” from the list.

• Make sure “Isagi” is displayed.

• After that, use a Lucky Spin.

Many players report that this selection step somehow activates the glitch, greatly increasing the odds of getting a World Class Style.

While this isn’t an officially confirmed feature, many players have reported success using this glitch to land World Class Styles. If you’re tired of getting common or epic builds, it’s worth giving this method a try before it potentially gets patched. Just make sure you’re using Lucky Spins, selecting Rare Isagi, and staying active in case the devs change the system.