Metavision in Soccer

Introduction

• Discussion on the unique abilities in the game of soccer.
• Focus on the ability of metavision.
• Importance of metavision for Isagi's progression in the story.

Chapter 181 Overview

• Isagi observes Kaiser and studies his playing style.
• Kaiser runs towards defenders, contradicting Isagi's assumptions about picking less crowded spots.
• Isagi realizes Kaiser doesn't focus on the ball; he uses his peripheral vision to see the entire field.
• Importance of perception in soccer: central vs. peripheral vision.
  • Central Vision: High-quality perception directly focused on an object.
  • Peripheral Vision: Low-resolution images outside central focus; critical for understanding the whole field.

The Concept of Metavision

• Metavision allows players to visualize the entire field in a 3D manner.
• Players who only rely on their own perspective may miss important information, leading to mistakes.
• Kaiser's ability is described as a god-like vision that processes information at an incredible pace.
• Isagi reflects on his past goals, recognizing moments of metavision in his gameplay.

Chapter 182 Insights

• Isagi questions if Kaiser maintains metavision throughout the game.
• With direct shot and metavision, Isagi believes he can surpass other players.
• Isagi begins to implement metavision during the game, trying to absorb more information and understand the flow of play.

Gameplay Dynamics

• Isagi tries to use his peripheral vision to see the entire field, which exhausts him mentally and physically.
• He observes the movements of players effectively, similar to Kaiser.
• The flow of the game centers around Isagi as he processes plays and movements.
• Isagi's metavision experience enhances his understanding of the game, but it also strains his stamina.

Clashing with Konigami

• Isagi's movements indicate he has leveled up, becoming the "eye of the storm" on the field.
• He strategizes to avoid a bad situation during a 2v3 encounter, reflecting on previous experiences against Noah.
• Increased awareness allows him to understand the game better, leading to a pivotal clash with Kaiser.

Nagi's Creative Play

• Nagi showcases creativity that surpasses Isagi's metavision.
• He successfully performs a volley sequence, tying the game.
• Metavision's limitations are highlighted — creativity can outmaneuver even superior vision.

Conclusion: The Power of Metavision

• Metavision enables players to absorb information and navigate the field effectively.
• Key characters with metavision: Isagi, Kaiser, Say, and possibly others like Lorenzo, Nico, and Flow State Rin.
• Suggestion that most professional players likely possess some degree of metavision for optimal performance.

Final Thoughts

• Metavision is essential for understanding the game at a higher level.
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