To prevent malaria deathly infections, the Plasmodium circumsporozoite major protein (CSP) have been targeted world-wide to develop most recent vaccines inducing anti-CSP antibodies. In contrast, drug-like anti-CSP to complement that anti-CSP tool-box, remain underdeveloped. Despite the tridimensional coat of disordered-repeats, computational predictions mimicking natural co-evolution tailored evolved ligands to adapt to most ordered CSP cavities. Tens of thousands of parent-generated raw-candidates selected hundreds of fitted-children conformers predicting low nanoMolar affinities, low toxicities, and cross-docking N-terminal signal peptide with C-terminal α-helices or docking C-terminal cavities. These repeat-independent drug-like predictions, could provide some proof-of-concept examples for basic in vitro experimentation