
The 133rd chapter of Blue Lock sees Baro's chaos ripple across the pitch. His disruption pulls Yukimiya into Flow State for a razor gyro shot, only for Aiku to reach Flow himself and make a last-instant save.
As Baro drives out toward the touchline and slips Hayate completely, Darai picks him up and sizes him up as a strange wildcard. Baro flicks a glance inside toward Isagi and Rin, which makes Darai brace for a pass before dismissing the idea, since Baro rarely gives the ball up and the shooting angle looks hopeless. When Isagi calls for it, Darai resolves not to drift wide until Baro forces him to. Baro accelerates, cuts further out, and answers Isagi's second shout not with a pass but with an inside chop-dribble that leaves Darai flat-footed. Told to stop toying around and release the ball, Baro snarls that he will never pass and intends to swallow both Isagi and the whole match. He then rifles a ferocious left-footed strike that cannons off the post. Nagi mocks him, Hayate notes the disarray he is causing, and Isagi calls for the loose second ball.
Yukimiya collects the rebound with Neru on him and recognizes that Baro has fractured the U-20 shape, opening a window to engineer the ideal finish. Slipping into Flow State, he maps his route, feints left to draw Neru, then bursts right past him. Still short of a shot, he seizes the unusual space Baro's chaos created and shifts into a full-speed La Croqueta, threading between teammates and defenders like a needle in a style Neru recognizes from street football. Yukimiya screens off Hayate to build a perfect chance, but Nio closes in and forces him to abandon it. Refusing to panic, he lets his Flow guide him to the next best option and curls his finest gyro shot between Neru and Nio, bending it hard to the left instead of the expected corner.
Both defenders are stunned, and Yukimiya is certain of the goal, but Aiku sweeps in from the right at the final instant to head the shot away. Yukimiya cannot fathom how Aiku, coming from his blind side, arrived at the exact spot with no guarantee of success, since his usual game relies on reading a play first rather than gambling. Aiku himself feels almost unhinged, sensing the defense's most vital point with his whole body as he chases down the ball and leaps to clear it. Yukimiya recognizes that Aiku, too, has reached Flow State, and his rival relishes the moment he has long awaited.
Baro effectively dismantles the Japan U-20 back line but sees his own shot miss. Yukimiya reaches Flow State in response to the chaos, cuts through the defense, and unleashes his best gyro shot, only for Aiku to intercept at the last second and reach Flow State himself.
Blue Lock Chapter 133, "Extreme Focus," sees Baro's chaotic dribbling rattle Japan U-20's back line, which pulls Yukimiya into Flow State for a razor gyro shot that Aiku barely denies by reaching Flow State himself.
Baro's chaotic dribbling forces Darai out of position and cracks apart Japan U-20's defensive shape, and when his shot rebounds off the post, it opens a rare window that Yukimiya exploits to attack.
After slipping into Flow State, Yukimiya feints to draw Neru out of position, bursts past him with a full-speed La Croqueta move, screens off Hayate, and then curls a powerful gyro shot between Neru and Nio.
Aiku stops Yukimiya's gyro shot by sweeping in from the right at the last instant and heading the ball away, arriving at the exact spot despite the shot coming from Yukimiya's blind side.
Aiku's last-second save reveals that he too has reached Flow State, sensing the defense's most vital point with his whole body rather than relying on his usual method of reading the play beforehand.
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