Blue Lock Episode 11: Release Date, Spoilers & Streaming Guide

Blue Lock Episode 11 is set to release this weekend. The Blue Lock manga series is written and illustrated by Muneyuki Kaneshiro. It has been serialized in Kodansha‘s Weekly Shōnen Magazine since August 2018, and 21 tanōkbon volumes will be released in October 2022.

We see in episode 10 that In response to Team Z’s awakening, Team V evolves its game when faced with the prospect of defeat after dominating all previous matches. Nagi kicks the first goal for Team V from an impossibly tight angle, which turns him into a soccer fan after seeing it as boring.

Chigiri responds by making a long pass to himself, assisted by Isagi, who blocks Nagi from reaching the ball and shoots at the goal. Kuon recalls that he used to love soccer, but his domineering personality estranged him from his friends.

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Gagamu gets the rebound and shoots, but Mikage blocks it, and Kunigami scores on the rebound to square the game at 4-4. A red card is issued for a tackle by Kuon on Nagi in stoppage time when Nagi breaks away for an easy goal.

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After awakening, the team Z members regained their vigor and scored the third goal. Now the score is 3-3, a result that appeared unimaginable when the game initially started. Because they have dominated every other team they have faced to date, and team V is under a tremendous amount of pressure to prove that they are the best.

Team Z fails to notice a very important development while they are focused on winning. It has also caused Nagi to awaken as he watches them perform their best. He has scarcely liked anything up to this point, but now he wants the game to be won. A few minutes after team Z scored their third goal, Nagi scored a stunning goal to give team V the lead.

Raichi encourages Team Z players that they must keep attacking till they win. His arguments make a lot of sense because there are only a few seconds left to play. Kuon remembers giving his all when playing football in school, even while other players didn’t seem to care.

He put a lot of effort into getting selected, and Blue Lock eventually chose him for the second round. Currently, team Z players have been pushed to the limit by team V, scoring a fourth goal, which puts both teams on an equal footing. In the aftermath of team Z scoring its fourth goal, the official score is 4-4, with both teams eager to win. Since there is little time left in the match, both teams know that whoever scores the next goal will also most likely win.

If team Z loses the game, Kuon will move on to the next round even though his entire team will be eliminated since he has already scored three goals during the first selection and has not committed a foul, just like Kunigami, who also has three goals.

Despite this, Isagi knows he can’t cut the ball before Nagi gets there, so he prepares to fight Nagi so his teammates can get there. Nagi quickly snatches the ball from Isagi and rushes toward the goalpost while everything goes as planned.

At this critical point, it appears impossible to stop Nagi from scoring, but Kuon pounces on him. Although Kuon receives a red card for a direct body tackle, he knows that that was his only opportunity. As a result, even though there are only three minutes left, team Z has a fighting chance.

Kuon appears to have an internal urge to contribute to the squad’s success after witnessing his colleagues bravely take on and surprise the tournament’s greatest team. Despite their best attempts, Team V’s free kick fails to result in a goal, so Isagi gains possession of the ball as the episode concludes. It would be intriguing to see how he finally takes his team over the finish line with only a few minutes left.