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VS. Ubers

Manga ChapterCh. 209

VS. Ubers is the sixth chapter of Blue Lock's twenty-fourth volume and the 209th overall, part of the Neo Egoist League Arc. Bastard Munchen sets its lineup and steps onto the pitch for the coming clash with Ubers.

Volume: 24
Japan Release Date: March 8, 2023
Release Date Us: April 16, 2023
Issue: Issue 2023-14 (cover)
Previous Chapter: Chapter 208: 100%
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Summary

Noel Noa reads out the eleven who will start against Ubers. Gin Gagamaru takes the goal, Mensah and Birkenstock hold the back line, Ranze Kurona and Kenyu Yukimiya work the wing-back roles, and Jingo Raichi drops in as defensive midfielder. That last pick raises eyebrows across the squad, but Noa explains that Raichi's raw contact strength has climbed further than anyone else's and that he now wins the ball best in isolated duels. The coach wants that dueling edge holding the team together.

Up front, Alexis Ness sits central, Benedict Grim covers the left, Isagi mans the right, and Kunigami with Michael Kaiser lead the strike line. Noa sizes up their rivals, a Marc Snuffy side built on famed defending and a reputation for cold tactical brains. He frames Bastard's attack around its two pillars, Kaiser and Isagi, declaring that whoever cracks that Italian wall will be crowned the squad's king.

Raichi gripes about being reduced to a cleanup man behind the two princes, yet swears to defend no matter how filthy the job becomes. Noa cautions Kaiser against fixating on Isagi and orders Isagi to justify his striker billing with actual goals. As the team walks out, Ubers greet them coldly, with Oliver Aiku sneering at the German pups, Ikki Niko promising payback, and Shoei Baro slamming his head into Isagi in a rough hello that leaves both players wincing.

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Key Events

Both sides reveal their starting formations ahead of kickoff. Raichi learns he has been slotted in as a defensive midfielder, a role that catches him off guard. Baro welcomes Isagi with a headbutt hard enough to hurt them both.

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Notes

VS. Ubers is the sixth chapter of Volume 24 and the 209th of the series, set within the Neo Egoist League Arc. It runs twenty-two pages. The chapter is written by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and illustrated by Yusuke Nomura.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Blue Lock Chapter 209, "VS. Ubers"?

In Chapter 209, Noel Noa announces Bastard Munchen's starting lineup against Ubers, and the two teams face off for the first time as the match gets underway.

Why is Jingo Raichi's position a surprise in Blue Lock Chapter 209?

In Chapter 209, Jingo Raichi is placed as defensive midfielder, a role that surprises his teammates, but Noel Noa explains that Raichi's contact strength has grown enough for him to win the ball best in isolated duels.

How does Shoei Baro greet Yoichi Isagi in Blue Lock Chapter 209?

In Chapter 209, Shoei Baro greets Yoichi Isagi with a rough headbutt that leaves both players wincing, while Oliver Aiku sneers at Bastard Munchen as "German pups" and Ikki Niko vows payback.

Who does Noel Noa identify as Bastard Munchen's two key attacking pillars in Chapter 209?

In Chapter 209, Noel Noa frames Bastard Munchen's attack around Michael Kaiser and Yoichi Isagi, declaring that whoever breaks through Ubers' defense will be crowned the squad's king.

Who is Bastard Munchen's opponent in Blue Lock Chapter 209?

In Chapter 209, Bastard Munchen faces Ubers, a team coached by Marc Snuffy and known for its strong defending and cold tactical discipline.

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