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Scenery

Manga ChapterCh. 183

Isagi puts his new Metavision to work, flooding his mind with the whole pitch until he reads Reo's decoy play and steps in to strip Nagi of the ball before he can score.

Volume: 21
Japan Release Date: August 3, 2022
Release Date Us: April 16, 2023
Issue: Issue 2022-36-37
Previous Chapter: Chapter 182: Meta Vision
Next Chapter: Chapter 184
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Summary

Nagi notices Agi behaving oddly, and Agi admits Kaiser's goal gave him goosebumps, awed that Kaiser could spot the shooting lane and aim it flawlessly at once. As Reo and Chigiri concede Kaiser is a genuine star, Nagi insists the contest for the spotlight is far from settled.

At the restart, Isagi begins logging every player's position through his peripheral vision while Manshine City keeps the ball. The visual load strains his eyes and brain, yet he can also mine his blind spots by turning his head. He sees Nagi more tightly marked, Chigiri lurking on the flank for a pass into his zone, and Reo free to trade the ball with Agi.

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Key Events

Overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information, Isagi feels as though a second mind hovers above him. Tracking the flow, he catches Reo using Agi as a decoy to slip a pass toward Nagi.

Anticipating exactly how Nagi will trap the ball, Isagi steps in to block him and take possession, dismissing Nagi's creativity as child's play. Reo and Chigiri are stunned that he read through the divine trap, while Isagi stays enthralled by his ability to see and understand everything on the pitch.

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Notes

Isagi deploys Metavision during play to deny Nagi a scoring chance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the focus of Blue Lock chapter 183, "Scenery"?

Blue Lock chapter 183, titled Scenery, follows Isagi putting his newly conceived Metavision to work for the first time, flooding his mind with data on every player's position. He uses it to read a Manshine City play and strip Nagi of the ball before Nagi can score.

How does Isagi use Metavision during play in chapter 183?

Isagi begins logging every player's position through his peripheral vision while Manshine City holds possession, even mining his blind spots by turning his head. Though the visual and mental load strains him, he catches Reo using Agi as a decoy to slip a pass toward Nagi.

How does Isagi stop Nagi from scoring in this chapter?

Isagi anticipates exactly how Nagi will trap the incoming pass and steps in to block him, taking possession before Nagi can shoot. Reo and Chigiri are stunned that Isagi read through what they consider a nearly unstoppable trap.

What do Reo and Chigiri think of Kaiser after his goal?

At the start of chapter 183, Reo and Chigiri concede that Kaiser is a genuine star after witnessing his goal, though Nagi insists the contest for the spotlight is far from settled.

Why does Agi get goosebumps in chapter 183?

Agi tells Nagi that Kaiser's goal gave him goosebumps because Kaiser was able to spot the shooting lane and aim his shot flawlessly in a single instant.

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