In a high-stakes match, Isagi devises a risky back-heel shot to bypass Rin Itoshi’s defense, tying the game 4-4 5. Meanwhile, Bachira confronts his dependence on his inner “monster,” realizing he must play independently to evolve. He breaks free from his mental constraints, nutmegging multiple opponents in a solo drive, but Isagi anticipates his move, blocking his final shot 5. Themes: self-reliance, strategic…
Rin’s Flow State Activation: After Kaiser’s goal attempt (presumably blocked or resolved off-panel), Rin enters a hyper-focused “Flow State” and violently steals the ball from Kurona Ranze, signaling his intent to dominate the game
Shidou’s Impact: Shidou disrupts Blue Lock’s formation, nearly scoring with a volley. His chemistry with Sae adds pressure on Blue Lock’s defenders 11. Nagi’s Struggle: Nagi Reo faces difficulties against U-20’s physical marking, prompting introspection about his reliance on instinct versus strategy 11. Isagi’s Adaptation: Isagi refocuses on “solving the puzzle” of U-20’s defense, observing Sae and…
Part of the Bastard München vs. Manshine City match, where tactical clashes intensify between Isagi/Kaiser and Nagi/Reo. Specific events include Isagi refining his “Metavision” to read plays like Kaiser, though execution gaps remain
Kiyora Jin’s Borderline Decision: Defender Kiyora, possessing the ball, faces a choice: pass to Isagi or Kaiser. He executes a deceptive high-speed ground pass toward Isagi, but uses backspin to make the ball stop and rebound toward Kaiser instead. This baits PXG defenders into marking Isagi, freeing Kaiser for a clean shot opportunity