uradmin BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 10: OPERATION: ME, NEXT 9 SUMMARY: Chapter 10 begins with the latest match results in Wing 5, revealing that Team Z must win their fourth game or face elimination. The pressure deepens as Team Y enters the field, led by the quiet striker Hibiki Okawa. Just like Team Z, they stand on
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 9: SUPERHERO SUMMARY: Chapter 9 opens with Team Z gathered in their room, struggling to identify their individual “weapons,” the strengths that define them as strikers. One by one, the players confidently list their abilities, yet Isagi freezes when his turn arrives. His hesitation deepens his self-doubt, making him painfully aware that
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 8: MESSAGE SUMMARY: Chapter 8 opens in the tense aftermath of Team Z’s first loss, with frustration erupting inside the locker room. Every striker in the group argues over who deserves the central role, each convinced they could have changed the match if given the chance. Their clashing egos create complete chaos,
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 7: WE’LL MEET IN FRONT OF THE GOAL SUMMARY: chapter 7 opens in the final moments of Team Z’s desperate match against Team X. With the score heavily against them, Isagi and Bachira cling to one last opportunity, trying to create a spark that might shift their team’s trajectory. As Team X
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 6: 1 = INDIVIDUAL SUMMARY: Chapter 6 centers on the overwhelming presence of Shouei Barou and the way a single, dominant personality can reshape an entire match. It opens with Isagi stepping forward to stop Barou, only to discover just how far above them the self proclaimed “king” truly is. Barou cuts
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 5: THE “ZERO” OF SOCCER SUMMARY: Chapter 5 opens with Team Z settling their positions through a frantic round of rock paper scissors, a method that reflects both their inexperience and their desperation. Yoichi Isagi wins and immediately chooses to play as the center forward. Although startled by his own boldness, he
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 4: NOW OR NEVER SUMMARY: Chapter 4 introduces Itoshi Sae, a 17-year-old Japanese midfielder who recently returned from Spain. During an interview, he coldly declares Japanese soccer “third-rate” and refuses to play for the national team, claiming no one in Japan can keep up with his passes. His sole ambition is to
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 3: MONSTER SUMMARY: Chapter 3 follows Isagi after the grueling first day inside Blue Lock. Unable to sleep because of the pressure and fear of falling behind, he leaves the dorm late at night to practice alone. The silence of the training hall only sharpens the weight he feels on his shoulders.
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 2: MOVING IN SUMMARY: Chapter 2 begins with Isagi entering the Blue Lock dorms, where he is assigned to Team Z, the lowest-ranked group in the entire project. His number, 299, reminds him just how far behind he is compared to the other strikers. Inside the shared room, he meets a nervous
BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 1: DREAM Summary: Chapter 1 opens with Yoichi Isagi, a hardworking but uncertain high school striker, playing the most important match of his life. In the final moments he breaks through the defense and has a clear chance to score, but he hesitates. Instead of trusting his own instincts, he passes to