📰 Why I'm Always Ready for Isagi's Sword

In the world of anime, characters like Isagi often captivate audiences with their unique abilities and charm. As a fan, I find myself jokingly prepared for any encounter with Isagi's sword, a testament to the impact these characters have on our imagi...

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Tensei Game Coming to Nintendo Switch, Developed with Input from Dragon Quest Creator.

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Slowly catching up with the manga, enjoying a lot reading it on the subway on my way to class.

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📰 Countdown Begins: 10 Days Until Blue Lock's Official Anime Material Collection Vol.1 Release!

The anticipation builds as we're just 10 days away from the release of the much-awaited #BlueLock Anime Official Setting Material Collection Vol.1. This volume is brimming with the characters' ego and fiery passion, promising to be a substantial addi...

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📰 Blue Lock Anime Official Setting Material Collection Vol.1 Releases on April 21st!

Exciting news for all Blue Lock fans! The much-anticipated official anime setting material collection Vol.1 is set to release on April 21st. This special collection offers fans a unique glimpse into the detailed world of Blue Lock, featuring exclusiv...

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📰 BLUE LOCK Anime Exhibition Expands to Osaka with Michael Kaiser Visual Unveiled

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📰 The First Encounter: A Glimpse into BLUE LOCK

In an exciting glimpse into the world of BLUE LOCK, fans are treated to the very first meeting of characters, setting the stage for a thrilling journey. BLUE LOCK, known for its intense depiction of competitive soccer and the journey of aspiring play...

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Blue lock episode 37 + 38 review

Wow, what a ride. The series really started out as a big disappointment. Especially with the animation being png still shots. However, the series turned it around at the end, once the main meal of the series the U-20 match kicked off. I really enjoyed the match. Seeing each character getting their time to shine in away. I do feel though this match became more of a Sae-Rin thing. I get it, that Rin wants to one up his bro and just get him back the way they were. However, the way it ended, tells me, that is just the prologue.

Anyway, something else to note. I’ve actually finished a series before the new season starts! the series I’ll be covering is: The Beginning After the End

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Episode 37 – Penultimate

To just occurred to me, Rin has a bit of jealously streak towards Isagi. Which is the opposite when it comes to Isagi to Rin. Anyway, from the restart Isagi notices how Sae has levelled up and is now just beautifully destroying blue lock. As Rin recalls, his ability to outsmart his opponent by using their own skills against them, is what makes Sae a dangerous (and a very creative) player, one which Rin hasn’t matched yet. With an amazing pass to Shidou, who is his target man. Note: a target forward is fairly self-explanatory. It’s when the team focus on getting the ball to their forward to score goals for them. There are nuances into what makes a target forward, let’s just say Shidou meets them. In a last ditch effort Rin launches himself to intercept Shidou’s kick. He successfully intercepts, however, that is one nasty incident. Most players that end up in situations like that, end up being carried off.

From a free kick taken by Reo, their counter-attack begins. And oh boy my boi Bachira is here baby, and he just levelled up, them skills are out-right craziii. Dribbling like that, faking out most of the iron wall, with only Oliver left, he does an amazing lift, with just a power-shot it would have been a goal, however, Sendou retreated back to defend. Damn, my boi would have been on the score sheet. Honestly, the playboy of the U20, Sendou is mad, I’ll give him that. He no longer wants a pin-up model, he wants a Hollywood actress.

And he says that outloud, for everyone to hear. He knows what he wants. With the U-20 now counterattacking, the blue boys are defending with their lives. I love how Nagi and Barou come back to defend and try to stop a Sendou shot, only to butt heads together, that had me laughing. With a pass from Sae, Oliver takes a shot.

Good interception from Rin, to give a corner. Rin spent too much calculating as to where he thinks his brother would cross, natrually it be to their target man. Just when Shidou thinks he is within goalscoring opportunity, Isagi, had to make that critical interception. Rin thinks he is playing alone, when he has an epiphany, he isn’t. With that, blue lock gets their counterattack on the way.

Scribble rating:

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Rating: 6.5 out of 9.

Episode 38 – Final Match

Oh boy, Rin has gone off on a bender from the last episode. His “flow” has been revealed, in it’s rawest form, it is the total opposite of his brother, if Sae is beautiful destruction, then Rin is brutal destruction. Taking each of the iron-wall defence apart. Using their own strengths against them. With only Oliver being a bit of a hinderance, until Shidou helped out a bit, even then, it wasn’t entirely enough. With a wicked shot, Rin went for goal, only to hit the bar. Bouncing off towards the one player Rin can’t stand, his own brother. With the scores locked even, an additional 1+ minute is added. Come on, 1 minute, 2 could have been added. Holy fuck, this is SO intense. Everyone is either making a beeline for the goal or running back to defend. U20 counterattack is going in full swing.

The battle of the brothers begins. Rin is just in full berserker mode, like a rabid dog. And God DAMN, the animation changed. And for the better, fluid, beautiful and just AWESOME TO LOOK AT, THIS IS WHAT IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN FROM THE START. In an attempt to finally get one up on Rin, Sae tried to trick him, Rin blocked, causing it to bounce. Who will it fall for? well it for the man of the hour, the heart of the team, with his direct shot Isagi not bested Oliver, but finally got on the score board, and damn what a goal, just blasted it into the back of the net. 4-3 Blue lock WINS!!!!!!! hell even Ego is fist pumping, that is something.

Honestly, the way this match played out. You would think it is a cup final. And for the blue lock boys and even U20, it pretty much is. Holy hell the match was intense, with players showcasing their strengths and never giving up. The match swung so many times, from behind to level to actually losing. That is how a match should be played out in a soccer anime. Not just a side winning decisively. Stakes on the line.

Oh what is this. A wild Kunigami appears. And the setup for next arc: neo egoist league, can’t wait for this!!

Scribble rating:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rating: 7 out of 9.

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Blue lock episode 35 + 36 review

Wow, nearing the end of the match and the series. I have no doubt that the climax will offer something to look forward to, considering how the former episodes have been. Can’t really deny the build-up to this match was great, however the match itself is delivering. Just a quick note, I’m pretty much just rushing these out, since there are only 2 episodes left, so there won’t be any captions under the caps on both posts.

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Episode 35 – The king arrives

Besides Shidou jizzing himself silly over bl stuff, the difference between Sae and Rin are becoming clearer, one understands his teammates to a degree, whilst the other doesn’t. In a bizarre twist, our bad boy is a bit more philosophical than he lets on. Okay, not really, just a twisted sense of having sex. What a bloody goal!!!, don’t like Shidou, but damn, Gagamaru got caught out, brilliant goal, simple as 3-2 to the U-20. With that play, Isagi feels despair so approaches his manager for instructions.

He is absolutely right, the boys in blue lock WILL be snapped up by powerhouse universities and domestics clubs will take these boys on. And spot on, the whole point of blue lock project was to take potential and drag it to the extreme, showcase that there are talented players waiting in the wings and there aren’t just one hit wonders. But a pool of talent waiting for them. I can understand Isagi’s desire to win. I love his resolve, even cutie Anri’s was taken back it.

With that resolve comes, their joker card. Step up the other bad boy Barou. Eiya is being subbed, I love how he tells him to curb his lust for goal, whilst Barou retorts back with it calling it fire. Interaction between the king and mr hassle (Nagi) is just hilarious. With Barou on the field, it has changed things up, U-20 can’t read him, and with him doing his Isagi-hunting season, no wonder he went for a goal, would have been a sweet goal, if it didn’t hit the post, I like Nagi’s reaction, calling him stupid king. Kenyu has some mad skills, he dribbled like he was playing street soccer. And with some amazing skills, he entered his flow state, and went for goal, but as usual, the best defender Oliver has entered his own flow state.

Scribble rating:

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Rating: 5 out of 9.

Episode 36 – Take your crown king

So, this is a bit of an Oliver special. In a weird way, I understand him. Having your dream being cut short because you weren’t allowed to “bloom” or develop because people weren’t nurturing it, is something I understand. I also understand how he took an alternative path and became something else. And you know what, being a world class defender isn’t a bad thing. In a funny way, he playing as a defender, suits him more than a striker or forward. As Sae is more suited to being a creative midfielder. That is an issue that is cropping up in blue lock (and other soccer anime), everyone wants to be a striker. Other positions have scored goals, the only problem is they know their role and don’t venture out of it, as it will break formation and tactics. Anyway, with U-20 now in control, they make quick break for the goal line, Sae being the obviously passing it you know who.

With Reo being unable to contain Shidou, he takes a shot that is goal bound. When Gagamaru does something, he makes an incredible save. Note: this save is reminiscent of the infamous scorpion kick save done by the Colombian goalkeeper René Higuita against England in 1995.

When the ball fell for a rebound, it was Reo who did a damn good clearance, using his chameleon skill, he did a Nagi, and boy hell what a sweet pass it was, blue lock went on the counter, and there was some sweet passing with Isagi being the maker of it. Nagi doing some amazing foot control on the ball, just when Isagi was out to get a goal, Sae cuts it. Just when he was losing hope, Rin came in, it was a mad dash for the ball. The surprising goal scorer emerged, Barou. And damn what a shot, that goal totally levels the game 3-3.

It’s pretty cool, that Oliver actually wants blue lock players to surpass him.

Scribble rating:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rating: 5.5 out of 9.

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Blue lock episode 33 + 34 review

Oh boy, the match is starting to heat up, Shidou really is one player that is a swinger … just my personal observation. With the super subs on the field, I’m glad other characters are getting some screen time and make more use of their special skills.

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Episode 33 – Rin / Sae special

I do love how some of the boys families get some screen time. I do think the main point on this episode will be Rin and Sae, as in the beginning they emphasised their once strong connection as siblings. Bacchira’s mum is a cutie so is Chigiri’s older sister, love how Eitya wants to date her. Had me chuckle there. Sae thinking the team is just trash, is about to leave, when he reveals to the team that he and Oliver had a bet. That if they losing, he can do what he wants. Oliver plays a card up his sleeve, in the name of Shidou. Dang with the bad boy coming in the second half, it ain’t looking good for the blue lock boys. As I suspected, this is a Rin and Sae episode special.

Looking back at the boys’ relationships as kids, and I have to say it’s actually pretty sweet seeing two brothers, just being brothers. With Rin just wanting to be by his brother’s side. No sibling rivalry.

So, it’s pretty sad that the two brothers don’t get along with each other now. To note, the team Royal that Sae is playing for is most likely Real Madrid. The attitude and mentality are literally night and day with Rin. From a happy boy, who just wanted to play soccer with his brother (and waiting to be scouted by big teams in Europe). To how he is now, cold and anti-social.

Also to note; Europe has a higher playing standard than most leagues around the world, they are; England, Spain, Germany, Italy. It should be no surprise either, that is where most of the big clubs in Europe are based.

Honestly, there is nothing wrong with being a midfielder. Some of best players are midfielders. I do think Rin’s mentality is a bit outdated there. It’s like back in the day, when being a defender wasn’t cool, now it’s pretty much a position that is vital and accepted as cool. It was a bit cold of Rin to also say, that being a midfielder is lame, so in reality, it was Rin who started this whole issue, when Sae just wanted to play with his brother, as he got a much better perspective of playing at a higher standard. Wanting to alleviate Rin isn’t a problem.

I do think Sae’s reaction is hostile and extreme though. Even downright cold to disown him like that. This new Sae devastated Rin. And it where we are now, bad blood between the siblings.

Scribble rating:

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Rating: 5.5 out of 9.

Episode 34 – The subs debut

Wow, I joked about some bl stuff with Rin and Shidou, didn’t expect it be almost real. With Shidou on the field, this really changes the game plan for the blue lock team. Note: a sub that can drastically change the game for the team is normally referred to as a super sub. Niko decides to man mark Shidou as he feels he can neutralise him in a way, which ended badly for him, as he ended up with a yellow card for a reckless tackle. I do like the thoughts Niko is giving to Isagi. Niko essentially realised that with the changes, Sendou is now playing support, mirroring Isagi’s role.

This has opened up new goal scoring opportunities. As I mentioned in the previous episode. Niko is beginning to enjoy his role as a defender. That hasn’t stopped Isagi noticing from an injury though.

With a free kick given, I’m very surprised that Sae gave words of encouragement to Shidou. This type of free kick is fairly common, faking out defending teams, however it does need very creative player(s) to make it work, Sae is the one that took it, and he is looking for Shidou to drive home the goal, I do feel bad for Chigiri, he just missed it by inches. And what a damn goal from the bad boy, 2-2, scores have levelled now. Uh-oh, Niko and Chigiri down, looks like Ego is using two subs, wonder who they will be, they have to shut down the chemical combo of Shidou-Sae. Dang, Reo and Hiori, have to say, those are damn good subs. Feel bad for Chigiri though, he is devastated, he really wanted to play out the full match.

I do like the reunion of Nagi and Reo, go team!! with Hiori on the team, it does slow down the pace of the team, however, with his vision and passing, it opens up different playstyles. I do love Nagi’s reaction to Dobermann, with a sweet pass to Isagi, who was about to take a direct shot, when Oliver comes up again to be a bloody thorn at his side. And intercepts too. With a swift counterattack, the ball is back in blue lock’s half. Reo’s job is to man-mark Shidou. With his chamelon skill.

Note: man-mark is when a player is specifically marked by an opposing player. This is to reduce his impact in the game and to not let him score any goals.

Scribble rating:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rating: 6 out of 9.

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Blue lock episode 31 + 32 review

Hell of a match in both episodes! this is what blue lock is all about. The animation is slowly getting better. Away from that bloody png lock, which is a good thing.

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Episode 31 – The come back

With Oliver leading the defence, the boys in blue lock are having a hard time with their offence. Each team member meets a counterpart, that bests them in their role. They are: Darai Miroku (Eitya), Neru Teppei, (Kenyu), Niou Kazuma (Nagi). These 4 make up the iron-wall defence for the U-20, designed to assist Sae, who passes it to Chou Kento, who out classed Jybei, with a pass to Kitsunezato Teru, who beats Tabito, to pass it back to Sae. To note catenaccio is a very defensive playstyle. A patient, build up, that relies on passing the ball around, whilst preventing goal-scoring opportunities.

With Sae on the ball, Niko and Chigiri try to stop him, with a looping pass, he passes it to top scorer Sendou Shuto, Gagamaru did a great save, only for it to fall into the path of the incoming Sae, who with a wicked curling overhead angle shot, gets on the score board. 1-0 to U-20. Isagi notices, that this match is only to further Sae.

Rin notices Isagi beginning to fall into despair, with words of encouragement, as a captain should, will lead his team to victory. Sae really is an arrogant player, he looks down on his own teammates, particular to Sendou. I love the interaction between Jybei and Gagamaru, the glam master was impressed.

Ego is right, the U-20 team are use to the stress, the expectations, the fans etc. Whilst the blue lock team aren’t. No matter how much training you do, you aren’t prepared for the factors that could slip you up and make mistakes. He wants them to block out those factors, can understand Anri’s concern though.

Wakatsuki Itsuki, stands in the way of Rin. Itsuki notices how they are playing shorter passes. Playing shorter passes, allows more teammates to get involved, keeping the ball more, it also allows quick plays, this has fast build up.

With a back heel pass, Bachira gets involved, and what a damn pass he gives to Rin, who tries to emulate his brother’s goal. That doesn’t work; however it falls to Kenyu. With some passes, it ends to Nagi, and holy hell, that goal is amazing! shocking everyone in the stadium.

Scribble rating:

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Rating: 6 out of 9.

Episode 32 – Sibling rivalry

I do love how Nagi thought holding his fist up was cringe, only for him to get jumped on by Chigiri and Isagi. The name Nagi is now spreading. Anri gets a good exposition dump on why they were able to score, it was down to Rin. He dictated the play; by doing so, he was able to get the other teammates involved, which in turn threw off the U-20s play. In a twisted way, Rin is a very good leader. He subtly gets others involved, which is a stark difference to his brother Sae. Who rejects and looks down upon others, not that difference from each other though.

This episode is more about the sibling showdown between Rin and Sae. Who will be the better player out of the brothers. This is a mirror of Phil and Gary Nevile in a way. Niko was selected purposefully because he has the ability to read the field or rather movements of players. By using this ability, he was able to work out fake-play played by Sae to Sendou. He anticipated this move and was able to pass to it Tabito.

Tabito was able to understand how their play works. Their midfield works in tandem with their defenders, who play a zonal marking system. By having each other’s backs, they make a very strong defensive team. When it gets really critical, Oliver turns up. I do like the link play Eita and Tabito have. Oliver now understanding the motivation of blue lock, he wants to stop them at all costs, thinking they were just nobodies. Just when he thought he had Rin scouted, a pin perfect curve shot goes in, and damn what a goal it was, Rin gets one back at Sae.

Also, I loved how Chigiri just flew past Oliver down the right flank. With U-20 behind, Sae in his own way, motivates the rest of the team. With that, the U-20 make a mad dash to score, each time they try, they are intercepted by the blue lock players. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Rin this infuriated by a player, his own brother pisses him off. He intercepts a pass by Sae, who takes a wicked shot, only for it to be intercepted by Jybei.

Scribble rating:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rating: 5.5 out of 9.

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