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Game Changer

Manga ChapterCh. 218

Chapter 218 of Blue Lock has Isagi map out which players truly share his Metavision, then watch Kunigami force his way into the action by stealing a throw-in meant for Ness during the ongoing Bastard Munchen against Ubers match.

Volume: 25
Japan Release Date: May 17, 2023
Release Date Us: May 16, 2023
Illustrator: Yusuke Nomura
Issue: Issue 2023-24 (cover)
Previous Chapter: Chapter 217: Predator Eye
Next Chapter: Chapter 219: Dynamism
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Summary

Isagi checks whether Niko has Metavision. Niko is unfamiliar with the term, but once Isagi describes it he recognizes that it matches what he had been doing instinctively. Aiku scolds Niko for straying from their defensive scheme, though he grudgingly credits the improvised block.

Raichi rounds on Isagi, blaming him for the ball being lost and assuming Isagi merely stumbled into the right position to win it back, a read Kurona and Yukimiya share. That reaction tells Isagi they cannot perceive the field the way he can, and he narrows the list of likely Metavision users to Kaiser, Niko, and perhaps Lorenzo.

As Grim sets up the throw-in, Kaiser stews over his stalemate with Lorenzo. Ness rushes over in a panic asking what to do, but Kaiser talks down to him and orders him to stick to their rehearsed plan and trust him. The moment Ness moves to take delivery, Kunigami cuts in front to rob him, announcing that no one should overlook the dark horse, and drives forward.

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Key Events

Isagi determines that only a handful of players seem to have Metavision, namely Niko, Kaiser, and possibly Lorenzo. Kunigami intercepts the ball intended for Ness and charges up the pitch.

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Notes

This is the sixth chapter of Volume 25 and the 218th overall, set within the Neo Egoist League Arc. It released in Japan on May 17, 2023. Muneyuki Kaneshiro is the writer and Yusuke Nomura the illustrator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Blue Lock Chapter 218, "Game Changer"?

Chapter 218 of Blue Lock has Isagi map out which players truly share his Metavision, then watch Kunigami force his way into the action by stealing a throw-in meant for Ness.

Which players does Isagi believe share his Metavision in this chapter?

After watching how his teammates react, Isagi narrows the list of likely Metavision users to Kaiser, Niko, and possibly Lorenzo.

How does Niko react when Isagi asks him about Metavision?

Niko is unfamiliar with the term Metavision, but once Isagi describes it he recognizes that it matches what he had been doing instinctively during the match.

Why do Raichi, Kurona, and Yukimiya misread Isagi's play in this chapter?

When the ball is lost, Raichi blames Isagi and assumes he merely stumbled into the right position, a read that Kurona and Yukimiya share, telling Isagi that they cannot perceive the field the way he can.

How does Kunigami insert himself into the match in Chapter 218?

As Grim sets up a throw-in meant for Ness, Kunigami cuts in front to steal the ball, declaring that no one should overlook the dark horse, and drives forward with it.

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