Blue Lock Manga - Volume 13
Intro
Thanks to a last-minute goal, Isagi manages to prove his worth and earn his teammates’ respect in the first match of tryouts. But more matches remain, and Isagi will need to master his new “reflexive thinking” ability to earn a place on the Blue Lock Eleven. The board is almost set… Prepare for the ultimate contest between the Blue Lock strikers’ “egoism” and the U-20 Japan team’s legendary defense!
Blue Lock Volume 13: Summary
Volume 13 captures the aftermath of Team A’s narrow victory in the aptitude test, spotlighting the heated dynamics between Rin Itoshi, Ryusei Shido, and other players vying for recognition. Shido and Rin’s rivalry escalates to a fistfight, highlighting the volatile mix of egos within Blue Lock. Meanwhile, in the monitoring room, Nanase and Hyouri analyze Kiyoshi’s incredible goal, unveiling the concept of “FLOW”—a state of mental immersion where players perform at their peak.
The volume transitions into the intense match between Team A, featuring Rin and Ariyuu, and Team C, led by Nagi and Reo. Early in the game, Reo’s precise passes to Nagi showcase their deep understanding, but Team A’s towering defenders, Ariyuu and Ishikari, counter with their physical dominance. Reo reveals his new “Copy” ability, imitating Yukimiya Kenyuu’s technique, but it proves inferior to the originals. Despite Team C’s efforts, Rin’s brilliance leads Team A to victory with a decisive 5-3 scoreline.
As the Blue Lock Eleven is finalized, tension shifts to the U-20 Japan National Team. Sae Itoshi’s entrance intensifies the stakes, with his provocative remarks shaking up his teammates. Ryusei Shido’s exclusion from the Blue Lock Eleven due to compatibility issues adds further drama, especially when Sae recruits him to the U-20 side. The volume concludes with the match between Blue Lock and the U-20 team about to begin, as both sides prepare to etch their names into soccer history.
Blue Lock Manga Volume 13: Chapters
Volume 13 covers Chapters 104–112, focusing on the selection of the Blue Lock Eleven and their preparation to face the U-20 Japan National Team. As Team A clashes with Team C, Rin Itoshi’s leadership and Shido Ryusei’s dynamic play take center stage.
Chapter 104: Trance
The volume begins with Shido praising Kiyoshi’s incredible goal, sparking jealousy and conflict among teammates. Rin’s refusal to accept Shido’s praise leads to a heated argument and a fistfight, showcasing the strained relationships within Blue Lock.
Chapter 105: 5×6
Team A faces Team C in a pivotal aptitude test match. Reo demonstrates his precise connection with Nagi, but their early advantage is blocked by Team A’s Ishikari, a towering defender who disrupts their plays. Yukimiya goes one-on-one against Rin and outmaneuvers him, showcasing his mastery in individual duels.
Chapter 106: Chameleon
Reo unveils his “Copy” ability, allowing him to imitate others’ techniques. However, despite successfully replicating Yukimiya’s shot to score, it lacks the impact of the original. Team A retaliates with Rin’s strategic play and Ariyuu’s physical dominance, tying the game.
Chapter 107: All Matches Over
Team A secures a 5-3 victory as Rin capitalizes on Ariyuu’s pass for the final goal. While Reo’s improvements are evident, Nagi remains unsatisfied, sensing the gap between Reo’s play and his own expectations. The rift between them continues to deepen.
Chapter 108: Top 11
The Blue Lock Eleven is finalized, with Rin Itoshi leading the offense and Gagamaru named as the goalkeeper. Meanwhile, Sae Itoshi expresses disdain for the U-20 Japan National Team but praises Ryusei Shido, recruiting him to strengthen their side.
Chapter 109: Battle Group
Shido’s exclusion from the Blue Lock Eleven creates shockwaves. Sae’s recruitment of Shido for the U-20 team sets up a clash of egos. Tension builds as Blue Lock’s players begin their final preparations for the match.
Chapter 110: Newcomer
Sae joins the U-20 Japan National Team, immediately clashing with its ace, Sendou Akito. A heated argument escalates into a physical altercation, but captain Oliver Aiku intervenes, setting the tone for the upcoming match.
Chapter 111: Flow
Ego explains the concept of “FLOW” to the Blue Lock Eleven, emphasizing its importance for achieving peak performance. The players reflect on their personal growth and set their sights on conquering the U-20 team.
Chapter 112: Grand Stage
The match between Blue Lock and the U-20 Japan National Team finally begins. Both teams enter the field with everything on the line, as Blue Lock’s strikers prepare to prove their worth and carve their names into soccer history.
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