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Team Z maps out a plan to break up Team W's dangerous Wanima twins, with Kuon unveiling a fresh three-on-three formation. Once play begins, one brother recognizes Chigiri from their shared past and taunts his injured knee, but Isagi swipes the ball and pushes his squad ahead.

Volume: 3
Japan Release Date: November 21, 2018
Release Date Us: May 18, 2021
Anime Episode: Episode 6: I'm Sorry
Issue: Issue 2018-51
Previous Chapter: Chapter 15: Spiral
Next Chapter: Chapter 17: Sorry
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Summary

In their monitoring room, Team Z minus Kuon studies the opponent. Iemon flags the Wanima twins, Keisuke and Junichi, as the real threat, noting the pair once combined for four goals against Baro's side. Isagi argues the brothers lose their edge once separated, and Iemon agrees that splitting them is the key. A freshly bathed Kuon then arrives with an upgraded scheme he dubs the three-on-three all-stars, a plan that leaves Iemon in goal and Chigiri holding back on defense.

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Key Events

Kickoff hands possession to the twins, who slice through the defense using the wordless understanding between them. Keisuke clocks Chigiri and mocks him as the prodigy with the glass knee, revealing that the two brothers once shared a school club with him and sneering that his playing days are finished. Distracted by his own taunts, Keisuke loses the ball to Isagi, who tells Chigiri to shrug off the provocation. Confessing he has no glorious history to lean on, Isagi explains he entered Blue Lock to sharpen himself and rewrite his life.

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Notes

Team Z works the ball across the pitch until Kuon finishes off the move, and Isagi tells Chigiri that only who he is now matters, not his past. The goal puts Team Z one ahead. "One Shot" is the third chapter of Volume 3 and the 16th overall, part of the First Selection arc and adapted in the anime's sixth episode. It ran in issue 2018-51 on November 21, 2018, with the English edition on May 18, 2021.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Wanima twins in Blue Lock Chapter 16?

The Wanima twins, Keisuke and Junichi, are Team W players flagged as Team Z's biggest threat in Chapter 16 after once scoring four combined goals against Baro's team.

How does Team Z plan to stop the Wanima twins?

Isagi argues that the Wanima twins lose their edge once separated, so Kuon devises a three-on-three all-star formation that puts Iemon in goal and Chigiri on defense to break up their coordination.

How does Keisuke taunt Chigiri in Chapter 16?

Keisuke recognizes Hyoma Chigiri from their shared school club days and mocks him as a prodigy with a ruined knee, sneering that his playing days are finished.

How does Isagi respond to Chigiri's taunting in Chapter 16?

Isagi steals the ball from a distracted Keisuke and tells Chigiri to shrug off the provocation, explaining that he himself has no glorious history and entered Blue Lock to sharpen himself and rewrite his life.

Who scores the goal that puts Team Z ahead in Chapter 16?

Kuon finishes off a team move to score the goal that puts Team Z one goal ahead of Team W.

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