Based on Muneyuki Kaneshiro's soccer manga, Blue Lock revolves around a program to develop a world-class Japanese striker. Just about qualifying, Isagi has to face off against the nation's best young talents and survive selections, while constantly growing as a player.
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Blue Lock is an anime that manga fans have been begging to have adapted, but the recent season has changed that for some.
Blue Lock features some extremely talented footballers, but no one comes close to Itoshi Sae. Here's why he is so special.
The awaited Blue Lock vs. Japan U-20 match finally starts, but animation struggles and pacing issues still linger, leaving fans wanting more.
Jinpachi Ego has transformed some of the most talented footballers in Japan. But what sets Tabito Karasu apart from others?
Ego reveals Blue Lock XI, positioning Rin as the star striker, igniting fierce competition among the chosen gifted brothers.
Blue Lock's U-20 match arc kicks off as the Blue Lock team faces Japan's U-20 squad in a high-stakes showdown that could change Japan’s soccer future.
Blue Lock, one of the most hyped up sports anime this season just dropped. Unfortunately, so did its animation. What exactly just happened?
Reo’s awakening in Episode 4 redefines his purpose, setting him on a new path in Blue Lock.
Despite his lack of motivation, Nagi’s natural football genius shines through, making him one of Blue Lock’s greatest players.
The match between Team A and Team B continues with each striker still bent on proving themselves.
Aryu’s obsession with glamour extends to his performance, where he uses his height and skill to turn soccer into an art form
The series continued strong but fell off with it's animation and production budget in episode 2
Oliver Aiku's strategic defense and Metavision skill make him an unshakable force on Japan's U-20 team.
Meguru Bachira's instinctive dribbling style and creativity set him apart from other players, making him a key playmaker in Blue Lock.
Not all Blue Lock players are created equal. For various reasons, these are the worst of the bunch.
These are the Blue Lock strikers and egoists with skills that might remind you of real football players past and present.
Blue Lock vs U-20 Japan brings everything to a head—pride, ambition, and the fight to change Japanese soccer.
These strikers possess exceptional skills at soccer that make them outshine other players considerably.
Isagi and his rivals make a return in Blue Lock season two as they take on Japan's U-20 team.
With the second season of smash hit soccer anime Blue Lock just a few weeks away, here is everything you need to know so you can enjoy it.
