BLUE LOCK CHAPTER 46: TOP 3

Chapter 46 opens with the match restarting after the intense back and forth between Team Red and Team White, immediately placing the spotlight on Aoshi Tokimitsu. Despite his nervous, self doubting nature, Tokimitsu charges forward with overwhelming physical power, shocking everyone on the field. His speed and strength spike as his fear of losing and being left behind pushes him into a desperate, almost explosive state. Isagi realizes that Tokimitsu’s anxiety is not holding him back anymore. Instead, it has become fuel, turning him into a relentless force who refuses to stop until he scores.

As the play unfolds, Tokimitsu barrels through defenders, overpowering Bachira in a one-on-one situation that should have favored Bachira’s agility. Isagi watches in disbelief as Tokimitsu’s raw athleticism closes gaps instantly, making it nearly impossible to predict his movement. Even when Tokimitsu hesitates mentally, his body reacts faster than expected, allowing him to catch up, block paths, and continue pushing forward. His internal struggle is laid bare as he admits he only wants confidence and validation through scoring, revealing how deeply fear drives his play.

Tokimitsu ultimately smashes the ball into the goal with brute force, leveling the score and pushing Team Red ahead. The goal marks a turning point, establishing Tokimitsu as the new Blue Lock ranking number three. Immediately after, the chapter reveals the updated top three rankings: Rin Itoshi remains at number one, Jubei Aryu takes number two with his elegant reach and style, and Tokimitsu claims number three through sheer physical dominance. This ranking shift reinforces the idea that Blue Lock values results above all else, regardless of how unconventional the weapon may be.

The chapter closes with Isagi reflecting on the meaning of Blue Lock’s strength. He realizes that the top players are not winning through teamwork but by fully embracing their individual weapons. While Team White appears fractured and ego-driven, Isagi begins to sense a deeper pattern forming. As Nagi calmly declares that he plans to become even more interesting next, the chapter ends on a quiet but powerful note, hinting that Isagi’s understanding of ego, growth, and competition is about to evolve once again.