
In the 223rd chapter of Blue Lock, Noa admits he has no answer for Snuffy and tells Isagi to simply survive the master's three minutes on the pitch, prompting Isagi to turn to Raichi with a grim question.
Ubers press forward while Isagi wrestles with their attacking shape, resolving to track Snuffy's movements to decode how he thinks. Snuffy feeds Lorenzo, who lays it to Drago, and Isagi senses Snuffy angling into a blind spot. Kaiser reads him and closes the door, yet Snuffy still nods the ball to Niko, whom Noa is holding back. Niko releases to Baro, only for Isagi to slide in and knock the ball out of play.
Isagi observes that, unlike the other masters he has met who chase goals themselves, Snuffy operates in the background to prop up the team's tactics. Noa likens Snuffy's game to jujitsu, a discipline in which Snuffy holds a black belt, crediting it for his strength in physical contests and ball retention. Noa calls him an all-purpose player capable of excelling anywhere and rates him the world's best in total accumulated skill. When Isagi asks how to beat him, Noa confesses he does not know, advising Isagi only to hold out through Snuffy's three minutes on the field.
Chewing on Noa's word about endurance, Isagi races over to Raichi and asks whether he is ready to die.
As Ubers attack, Noa admits to Isagi that he cannot say how to defeat Snuffy. Noa rates Snuffy as the world's finest player in terms of cumulative skill.

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Chapter 223 of Blue Lock has Noa admit he has no answer for beating Snuffy and tell Isagi to simply survive the master's three minutes on the pitch, prompting Isagi to turn to Raichi with a grim question.
Noa confesses he does not know how to defeat Snuffy, since Snuffy operates differently from other masters, propping up his team's tactics from the background rather than chasing goals himself.
Noa likens Snuffy's game to jujitsu, a discipline in which Snuffy holds a black belt, crediting it for his strength in physical duels and ball retention, and rates him the world's best in cumulative skill.
After chewing on Noa's advice that Isagi's side just needs to endure Snuffy's three minutes on the field, Isagi races over to Raichi and asks whether he is ready to die, signaling how much effort the plan will demand.
Isagi tracks Snuffy's passing sequence through Lorenzo and Drago, senses Snuffy angling toward Niko, and slides in to knock the ball out of play after Niko releases it to Baro.
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