- Azure Latch Isagi quest requires progress through base Isagi, Corona, and NEO Isagi objectives.
- Start correctly by claiming the Isagi’s Rebirth Encore quest from the blue quest NPC.
- Use a friend for goalkeeper-box actions, timed defensive skills, and the final Lefty Shot objective.
- Reset between stages so the next reward quest becomes available from the same NPC.
- Check your style before every objective because progress only counts with the required character.
Azure Latch Isagi Quest Overview
The Azure Latch Isagi quest is a multi-stage style challenge that eventually unlocks Hiori. The route uses three required styles: base Isagi, Corona, and NEO Isagi. Each stage has separate skill and scoring conditions, so selecting the wrong style can prevent progress even when the action looks correct.
Video Highlights:
- The quest begins with the blue NPC and the Isagi’s Rebirth Encore reward.
- Base Isagi focuses on direct shots, My Direct Shot, Move It, and Gun Volley.
- Corona introduces Guard Dog, flow activation, and Orbital Resonance.
- NEO Isagi finishes the route with Meta-Vision shots, steals, traps, Rebirth, and Lefty Shot.
| Stage | Required style | Main focus | Recommended support |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Base Isagi | Direct-shot scoring and team actions | One reliable teammate |
| 2 | Corona | Defensive timing and duo positioning | Friend or coordinated partner |
| 3 | NEO Isagi | Advanced shots, traps, steals, and flow | Friend strongly recommended |
| Reward | Hiori unlock route | Finish every listed objective | Return to the quest NPC |
Use a low-population server when possible. Fewer interruptions make it easier to coordinate possession, repeat skill actions, and keep both players inside the goal box.
Solo Preparation
- Select the required style before starting
- Keep the ball near the target area
- Use resets when a stage is complete
Friend Setup
- Pass possession on request
- Remain near the goal box
- Help with slide tackles and rebounds
Server Choice
- Prefer shorter, less crowded servers
- Avoid unstable sessions
- Rejoin if quest progress stops counting
Base Isagi Quest Objectives
The first stage is the most straightforward part of the route. Select base Isagi, claim Isagi’s Rebirth Encore, and complete the four objectives in any efficient order. The direct-shot tasks are easiest to repeat from a consistent angle, while Move It requires a teammate to have possession.
| Objective | Requirement | Execution tip | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| I Am a Striker | Score 10 Direct Shots | Approach at an angle and use Direct Shot toward the goal | Moderate |
| I Want to Win With My Own Goal | Score 5 My Direct Shots | Awaken first, then repeat the powered shot | Moderate |
| Move It | Use Move It 5 times | Activate it while your teammate has the ball | Easy with a partner |
| Gun Volley | Score 2 Gun Volleys | Set up a controlled approach and aim consistently | Moderate |
Claim Isagi’s Rebirth Encore
Speak with the blue quest NPC and open the reward list. Select Isagi’s Rebirth Encore, then equip base Isagi from the style menu. If the objective list does not appear, reset and speak with the NPC again.
Complete the Direct-Shot Count
Score 10 Direct Shots. Use the same approach angle for each attempt so your timing stays consistent. Avoid changing styles during this count.
Awaken for My Direct Shot
Build enough flow to awaken base Isagi. Score five My Direct Shots, which use the awakened shot input rather than the standard Direct Shot.
Coordinate Move It
Have your teammate hold possession, then activate Move It five times. Stay close enough for the action to register and avoid unnecessary tackles.
Finish With Gun Volley
Score two Gun Volleys. Once the final counter completes, reset and return to the blue NPC to claim the next stage.
Do not attempt these requirements with Corona or NEO Isagi equipped. The action may execute normally, but the quest counter is tied to the required style.
| Action type | Ball holder | Positioning | Common problem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct Shot | You | Outside or near shooting lane | Angle is too straight or too far |
| My Direct Shot | You | Clear lane after awakening | Flow was not activated first |
| Move It | Teammate | Stay close to the carrier | Teammate loses possession |
| Gun Volley | You | Controlled approach to goal | Contact timing is inconsistent |
Corona Quest: Defense and Duo Timing
After the base Isagi stage is complete, reset and select Corona’s Passing from the NPC reward list. Equip Corona before attempting the objectives. This stage is more dependent on another player because Guard Dog requires an opponent with the ball, and Orbital Resonance depends on both players entering the goal box correctly.
| Objective | Requirement | Key condition | Best setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guard Dog | Use Guard Dog 10 times | Opponent must have possession | Friend carries the ball |
| Orbiting Body | Awaken 5 times | Use flow near your teammate | Teammate keeps possession |
| Orbital Resonance | Perform the required duo action | Both players enter the goal box | Coordinate entry timing |
| Stage completion | Finish all three objectives | Confirm the quest is marked complete | Reset before claiming the next stage |
Guard Dog uses a timing prompt. Activate the skill when the input marker reaches the correct timing area. A mistimed input can push Corona backward without advancing the counter, so focus on the prompt rather than repeatedly pressing the ability.
Orbiting Body is simpler when your teammate remains stationary or moves predictably. Build flow, move next to the teammate, and awaken five times. For Orbital Resonance, the player who is not using Corona should generally bring the ball into the goal box while Corona also enters the area.
Use a friend as the controlled opponent. Let them keep possession for Guard Dog, then switch possession to support the awakening and goal-box objectives. This reduces random interruptions and makes each counter easier to verify.
Guard Dog Timing
Watch the prompt circle and press during the valid timing window. Repeated early inputs usually waste attempts.
Awakening Setup
Stand near your teammate while they hold the ball. This gives you a predictable position for Orbiting Body.
Goal-Box Entry
Move both players into the box before forcing the action. Rushing the carrier can cause the duo requirement to fail.
NEO Isagi Final Objectives
The final stage uses NEO Isagi’s Adaptation. Select NEO Isagi after completing Corona, then work through the five advanced objectives. Some requirements are easier against a wall or with a teammate supplying the ball. The final Lefty Shot is the most coordination-heavy objective in the route.
| Objective | Requirement | Practical method | Support needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meta-Vision Direct Shot | Score 10 NEO Direct Shots | Shoot from a consistent angle and use the stronger range | Optional |
| Meta-Burst Steal | Complete 5 steals | Wait for an opponent to possess the ball, then activate the steal | Helpful |
| It’s Here, Isn’t It? | Complete 5 traps | Use the trap input twice as the ball arrives | Helpful |
| Rebirth | Score 1 Rebirth goal | Use either the specified volley or big-shot route | Optional |
| Lefty Shot | Complete 1 Lefty Shot | Combine a shot attempt with a teammate’s slide tackle | Strongly recommended |
The NEO Direct Shot counter is usually the fastest objective when you maintain a repeatable shooting lane. Meta-Burst Steal requires the opponent to have the ball, so coordinate possession instead of waiting for a random match situation.
For the trap objective, press the ability twice to prepare and complete the trap. A wall pass, controlled rebound, or goalkeeper clearance can create a predictable ball path. The important part is making contact with the incoming ball after the trap input is active.
Rebirth can be completed through the available scoring variation that the quest accepts. Confirm the counter after the goal before moving on. If the counter does not change, repeat the action with NEO Isagi still selected.
Lefty Shot is difficult to complete in a public match because the slide-tackle timing must align with your shot. Ask a teammate to signal, tackle on cue, and avoid tackling too early.
| NEO Isagi task | Setup sequence | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| NEO Direct Shot | Build a clear lane, activate the shot, score | Counter increases by one |
| Meta-Burst Steal | Let opponent hold the ball, activate steal | Possession changes and counter updates |
| Trap | Press the setup input twice, receive the ball | Trap animation completes |
| Rebirth | Awaken, activate Rebirth, score | Rebirth objective shows progress |
| Lefty Shot | Aim, begin shot, receive timed slide tackle | Final counter completes |
Completion Checklist and Troubleshooting
Once all NEO Isagi objectives are complete, reset and speak with the blue NPC again. The final interaction should provide the next reward step or confirm the Hiori unlock route. Always verify the completed quest before leaving the server, especially if one counter updated slowly.
Isagi Quest Completion Checklist:
- Claim Isagi’s Rebirth Encore from the blue quest NPC
- Complete all four base Isagi objectives
- Finish Corona’s Guard Dog, awakening, and Orbital Resonance tasks
- Complete all five NEO Isagi objectives
- Reset and return to the NPC to claim the next reward step
| Problem | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Quest does not appear | Wrong reward selected or previous stage incomplete | Check the reward list and reset |
| Counter stays unchanged | Wrong style equipped | Re-equip the required character |
| Guard Dog fails | Timing prompt was missed | Press inside the valid timing window |
| Trap does not count | Ball did not contact the prepared trap | Use a wall or controlled pass |
| Lefty Shot fails | Tackle and shot were not synchronized | Use a friend and practice the signal |
| Progress disappears | Server instability or interrupted session | Rejoin and verify the previous completion |
After every stage, open the quest or reward menu and confirm the objective is complete. Do not assume a successful animation automatically registered the requirement.
The best general workflow is to complete one style stage at a time, use a quiet server, and reset only after every counter is visible. If a task fails repeatedly, change the setup rather than repeating the same attempt: move closer to the goal, use a wall rebound, assign a teammate a specific role, or reselect the style.
Q: What styles are required for the Azure Latch Isagi quest?
The route requires base Isagi, Corona, and NEO Isagi. Each stage has its own objectives, so equip the matching style before attempting progress.
Q: Do I need a friend to complete the Isagi quest?
A friend is strongly recommended, especially for Guard Dog, Orbital Resonance, controlled possession, and the final Lefty Shot. Some actions may be possible in public servers, but coordination is less consistent.
Q: Why is my quest counter not increasing?
Check that you selected the correct style, used the required skill, and met the positioning condition. Resetting and speaking with the quest NPC again can also refresh the stage.
Q: What should I do after finishing NEO Isagi’s objectives?
Reset, return to the blue quest NPC, and check the reward menu. The next interaction confirms the final progression toward unlocking Hiori.
Prepare one teammate, join a stable low-population server, finish each style without switching mid-stage, and verify every counter before resetting.