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Super Special

Manga ChapterCh. 28

The First Selection finale keeps rolling with Team V ahead three to nil over a battered Team Z. Bachira answers the gulf in class by turning gleeful under pressure, dribbling through the elite squad to pull one back and swing the game's momentum.

Volume: 4
Japan Release Date: February 27, 2019
Release Date Us: June 15, 2021
Issue: Issue 2019-13
Previous Chapter: Chapter 27
Next Chapter: Chapter 29
Anime Episode: Episode 9
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Summary

Comfortably in front, Nagi asks Reo whether he can coast, and Reo agrees that Team Z looks as broken as their earlier victims. The two then notice Bachira grinning and calling the contest fun. Bachira tells Isagi he is thrilled to face three elite opponents, while Isagi despairs that even flawless defending has left them hopelessly behind, branding the goals of Team V as super special. Bachira replies that matching them means becoming super special themselves.

When play resumes he calls for the ball and vows to push past his limits, insisting the monster inside him grows excited rather than afraid whenever things turn dire. Reo, intrigued, challenges him, but Bachira slips by with hyperspeed scissors and a spin feint.

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Key Events

Bachira beats Zantetsu with a mid-air elastico, then knifes through a triple press. Moved by Bachira's fire, Isagi accepts that if this is his final match he should cast despair aside. Bachira dances past three markers and the keeper before finishing with a rabona, dragging one back and firing up Team Z. Reo resolves to crush them outright, the score now three to one, and Nagi grumbles that Bachira is a pain.

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Notes

The sixth chapter of Volume 4 and the 28th overall, released in Japan on February 27, 2019 and in the United States on June 15, 2021, later adapted in Episode 9. It belongs to the First Selection arc and runs twenty pages during the Team V versus Team Z decider.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bachira's famous line in Blue Lock Chapter 28?

In Blue Lock Chapter 28, Bachira turns gleeful under pressure and calls the match fun, insisting the monster inside him grows more excited, not afraid, whenever a situation turns dire. That mindset is what fuels his breakthrough run against Team V.

What happens in Blue Lock Chapter 28, Super Special?

Blue Lock Chapter 28 covers the climax of the Team V versus Team Z match in the First Selection arc. Trailing 3-0, Bachira turns gleeful under pressure and dribbles through the elite Team V defense to pull a goal back for Team Z.

How does Bachira score his goal in Chapter 28?

Bachira scores by beating Zantetsu with a mid-air elastico, slicing through a triple press, dancing past three markers and the goalkeeper, then finishing with a rabona.

What is the score at the end of Blue Lock Chapter 28?

Chapter 28 ends with Team V leading Team Z 3-1, after Bachira's solo goal cuts into Team V's earlier three-goal advantage.

When was Blue Lock Chapter 28 released?

Blue Lock Chapter 28 released in Japan on February 27, 2019, and in the United States on June 15, 2021. It was later adapted into Episode 9 of the anime.

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