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Episode 32: Blue Genes

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The thirty-second Blue Lock episode, eighth of the second season, sits inside the U-20 Arc and adapts chapters 118 through 121. Its documented bonus content is an Additional Time game-show skit hosted by Raichi that grades objects as ordinary or original.

Kanji: 青の遺伝子
Air Date: November 23, 2024
Ep Number: 32
Ending Song: One
Adapted From: Chapters 118-121
Next Episode: Episode 33
Opening Song: Bо̄jaku no Charisma
Season Episode: 8
Previous Episode: Episode 31
Additional Time Title: Bon or Not-Bon
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Summary

Airing as the eighth chapter of the second season and the thirty-second overall, this entry is titled Blue Genes and forms part of the U-20 Arc, sourced from chapters 118 through 121. With no on-page account of the main match recorded, the substance lies in the bonus Additional Time skit, subtitled Bon or Not-Bon.

Kitted out in a tuxedo, Raichi runs a mock game show with Zantetsu and Otoya serving as his assistants. The premise is simple: decide whether an item is Bon, meaning dull and unremarkable, or Not-Bon. Reo produces a sculpted brown jar worth five million that his father gifted him. Karasu, playing the professor, rules it Bon, reasoning that its maker shaped it only for money, which drains it of interest.

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Key Events

Igarashi offers a temple scroll passed down through his family and is crushed when Karasu also labels it Bon, calling it a forgery. Bachira then dumps out a fistful of trinkets gathered while dribbling, among them his baby teeth, marbles, and pebbles. Reo and Igarashi recoil at the pile as gross and worthless, yet Karasu lifts a single acorn and declares it Not-Bon, praising it as brimming with ego and originality found nowhere else. Once the show wraps, Bachira tells Isagi and Igarashi that this was a dream he had run three nights straight.

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Notes

The episode premiered on November 23, 2024. It opens with Bо̄jaku no Charisma and ends on One, comes after Episode 31, and precedes Episode 33.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Additional Time segment about in Blue Lock Episode 32?

The Additional Time short in Blue Lock Episode 32, subtitled Bon or Not-Bon, is a mock game show hosted by Raichi in a tuxedo, with Zantetsu and Otoya as his assistants, judging whether items are dull (Bon) or original (Not-Bon).

Who judges the items in the Bon or Not-Bon game in Blue Lock Episode 32?

In Episode 32, Karasu plays the professor who rules on each item, judging Reo's five-million-yen jar and Igarashi's family scroll both as Bon, or dull, for lacking originality.

Which item does Karasu rule Not-Bon in Blue Lock Episode 32?

In Episode 32, Karasu picks a single acorn out of Bachira's pile of collected trinkets, baby teeth, marbles, and pebbles, and declares it Not-Bon, praising it as brimming with ego and originality.

Which manga chapters does Blue Lock Episode 32 adapt?

Blue Lock Episode 32, titled Blue Genes, adapts chapters 118 through 121 as the eighth episode of season two and the thirty-second overall.

When did Blue Lock Episode 32 air?

Blue Lock Episode 32 premiered on November 23, 2024, following Episode 31 and leading into Episode 33.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Blue Lock anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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  • Movie pages: theatrical key visuals for Blue Lock: Episode Nagi, credited to Eight Bit and the production committee.
  • Game pages: official artwork for Blue Lock: Project World Champion, credited to Kodansha and Rudel.
  • Manga chapter pages: Kodansha Comics volume covers, credited to Kodansha, Muneyuki Kaneshiro, and Yusuke Nomura.

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