Blue Lock Manga - Volume 15
Intro
Thanks to Rin Itoshi’s screamer and some solid defending in the dying minutes of the first half, the Blue Lock Eleven are up 2-1 against the U-20 Japan team. Morale is running low in the U-20 locker room, and things only get worse when Sae Itoshi threatens to leave. Just then, an ominous figure emerges from the wings… The demon striker Ryusei Shidou is finally loose and ready to run rampant!
Blue Lock Volume 15: Summary
The volume begins with Blue Lock Eleven celebrating their unexpected lead at halftime. Yet, the morale in the U-20 locker room is at an all-time low, with players doubting their capabilities and Sae Itoshi threatening to leave the game altogether. However, the decision to unleash Ryusei Shidou changes everything. Shidou’s chaotic energy and unparalleled instinct on the field make him a formidable weapon, especially when paired with Sae’s genius playmaking.
As the second half unfolds, Blue Lock’s defense faces relentless pressure. Meanwhile, Rin’s backstory with Sae is revealed, portraying their once unbreakable sibling bond and the tragic fallout that turned Rin’s admiration into bitter rivalry. This flashback provides vital context for Rin’s relentless drive to surpass his older brother.
The game resumes with Ryusei Shidou entering a “FLOW” state, scoring a series of jaw-dropping goals that put U-20 back in control of the match. With the score tied at 2-2 and eventually flipped to 2-3, the Blue Lock team is pushed to its limit. As key players like Chigiri and Futako are substituted due to injuries, fresh talents like Reo Mikage and Hibiki Hiori are brought in to shift the momentum. Despite their best efforts, the U-20 duo of Sae and Shidou remains nearly unstoppable. The volume ends on a cliffhanger, setting the stage for Blue Lock’s final counterattack, spearheaded by the introduction of their “Joker,” Teruhide Barou.
Blue Lock Manga Volume 15: Chapters
Volume 15 covers Chapters 122–131, showcasing the dramatic halftime revelations, Rin’s emotional backstory, and the explosive start of the second half.
Chapter 122: Headliner
The first half ends with Blue Lock Eleven holding a 2-1 lead. The spotlight shifts to the families of the players in the stands, providing a heartwarming contrast to the high-stakes match. Meanwhile, U-20 coach Hoichi faces harsh criticism from the Football Union chairman, and Sae Itoshi contemplates abandoning the game. The U-20 team decides to deploy Ryusei Shidou, whose introduction shocks both teams.
Chapter 123: World's Best
Blue Lock’s locker room buzzes with energy as the team reflects on their unexpected lead. Rin emerges as a tactical leader, inspiring the team to aim higher. A flashback reveals Rin’s childhood admiration for Sae and their shared dream of conquering the soccer world.
Chapter 124: Night Snow
The Itoshi brothers’ past unfolds further, showing their unbreakable bond and mutual respect. Sae’s move to Spain to join a top-tier soccer club marks the beginning of their divergence. Upon his return, Sae’s changed demeanor and harsh words shatter Rin’s trust, setting the stage for their heated rivalry.
Chapter 125: Ruin
Rin and Sae’s one-on-one clash is depicted, with Sae demonstrating his superiority. Rin’s defeat and Sae’s dismissive attitude fuel Rin’s desire to surpass him at any cost. Back in the present, Shidou takes the field, ready to wreak havoc on Blue Lock’s defense.
Chapter 126: Second Half
The second half begins with Shidou and Sae dominating the field. Despite Blue Lock’s efforts to contain them, their synergy and reflexive gameplay prove overwhelming. Shidou scores an equalizer, tying the match 2-2.
Chapter 127: Dragon Drive
Shidou’s relentless aggression continues as he scores another goal, putting U-20 ahead 2-3. Futako earns a yellow card in an attempt to stop Shidou, but the play leaves him injured. Blue Lock struggles to find an answer to the duo’s chemistry.
Chapter 128: Dramatic Exchange
Chigiri and Futako are substituted due to exhaustion and injuries. Reo Mikage and Hibiki Hiori are brought in, with Reo’s copying ability providing a glimmer of hope for Blue Lock. However, Shidou enters his “FLOW” state, unleashing an extraordinary overhead kick to score a spectacular goal.
Chapter 129: Cool Head and Chameleon
Hiori’s exceptional passing and teamwork create opportunities for Blue Lock, but U-20’s defense, led by Aizora, shuts them down. Reo begins to adapt and counter U-20’s tactics, setting the stage for a fierce battle.
Chapter 130: The World Doesn't Know Me Yet
Reo’s ability to mimic opponents shines as he neutralizes Shidou’s attacks. However, Shidou’s unpredictable nature and instinctive gameplay keep the pressure on. The chapter ends with Shidou scoring yet another goal, leaving Blue Lock on the brink of defeat.
Chapter 131: What You Taught Us
Shidou’s performance sends shockwaves through both teams, with his chemistry with Sae reaching its peak. Blue Lock faces the harsh reality of their situation, but Kiyoshi resolves to fight until the end. The volume closes with the dramatic introduction of Barou, who promises to shake up the game in the next volume.
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