War Buddies opens the 24th volume of Blue Lock as the 204th chapter overall, carrying the Neo Egoist League Arc forward with Yoichi Isagi and Noel Noa at its center.
Summary
War Buddies launches Volume 24 as its first chapter and the 204th of the series overall, continuing the Neo Egoist League Arc. The reference does not preserve a full scene summary, but the chapter centers on Yoichi Isagi and Noel Noa, with Michael Kaiser appearing in flashback and Jinpachi Ego referenced.
Key Events
Alongside Isagi and Noa, the chapter pictures Reo Mikage, Rensuke Kunigami, Meguru Bachira, Seishiro Nagi, and Shoei Baro, gesturing toward the wider field of Blue Lock strikers as the arc pushes ahead.
Notes
Titled Sen'yu in Japanese, the twenty-page chapter comes from Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura. A printing slip appears on page ten, where an auction board lists Miroku Darai at a salary offer of sixteen million yen, later corrected to fifteen million yen on page nineteen.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blue Lock Chapter 204, "War Buddies," about?
Chapter 204, "War Buddies," opens Volume 24 of Blue Lock as its first chapter and the 204th chapter overall, continuing the Neo Egoist League Arc with Yoichi Isagi and Noel Noa at its center.
What is the Japanese title of Blue Lock Chapter 204?
Blue Lock Chapter 204 is called "Sen'yu" in Japanese, which translates to "War Buddies" in English.
What printing error appears in Blue Lock Chapter 204?
In Chapter 204, an auction board on page ten mistakenly lists Miroku Darai's salary offer as sixteen million yen, a figure later corrected to fifteen million yen on page nineteen.
Which characters are featured in Blue Lock Chapter 204?
Chapter 204 centers on Yoichi Isagi and Noel Noa and also pictures Reo Mikage, Rensuke Kunigami, Meguru Bachira, Seishiro Nagi, and Shoei Baro.
When was Blue Lock Chapter 204 released?
Chapter 204 was published in Japan on January 25, 2023, and reached English readers on April 16, 2023.
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