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Chapter 306: Hello

Manga ChapterCh. 306

"Hello" follows a desperate Seishiro Nagi as he camps outside the Blue Lock gates begging for readmission, hits rock bottom when even Reo blocks him, and is finally approached by Hirotoshi Buratsuta.

Volume: 35
Japan Release Date: June 11, 2025
Release Date Us: June 10, 2025
Issue: Issue 2025-28
Previous Chapter: Chapter 305: ✖ 23
Next Chapter: Chapter 307: Bunny
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Summary

Turning over the choices that led him here, Seishiro Nagi decides he cannot let himself stall in place. He climbs onto his bike and pedals up the slope to the Blue Lock facility, then hammers on the door begging for one more shot, only for his knocks to go unanswered. Undeterred, he returns loaded with a soccer ball, a lamp, a sleeping bag, provisions, and a tent, camping out and rapping on the door again and again.

When he wakes, Nagi weighs reaching out to Jinpachi Ego, Shoei Baro, or Isagi, but settles on Reo as the simplest option, only to find that Reo has blocked him. A voice belonging to Anri Teieri then warns him to clear off or face legal consequences. The rejection lands hard, and Nagi accepts that Blue Lock no longer holds a spot for him, venting his fury by wrecking his gear and driving his fist into the wall. It is then that Hirotoshi Buratsuta approaches him.

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Key Events

Refusing to accept his elimination, Nagi lays siege to the Blue Lock gates and camps there in a bid to be let back in. His attempt to contact Reo fails when he finds himself blocked, and Anri threatens legal action if he stays. As Nagi reaches his breaking point, Hirotoshi Buratsuta arrives to meet him.

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Notes

"Hello" stands as the 306th chapter overall and the third in Volume 35, set during the U-20 World Cup Arc. It appeared in issue 2025-28 on June 11, 2025 in Japan and June 10, 2025 in English, over twenty pages, between Chapter 305 and Chapter 307.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 306 of Blue Lock?

In Blue Lock Chapter 306, "Hello," a desperate Seishiro Nagi camps outside the Blue Lock facility gates begging for readmission, is rejected and blocked by Reo Mikage, and is threatened with legal action by Anri Teieri before Hirotoshi Buratsuta approaches him.

Is Nagi coming back to Blue Lock?

By the end of Chapter 306, Nagi has been denied readmission to Blue Lock and accepts he no longer has a place there, but the chapter closes with Hirotoshi Buratsuta approaching him, hinting at another possible path back.

Why does Nagi camp outside the Blue Lock facility?

Nagi refuses to accept being cut from the program, so he pedals to the Blue Lock facility and camps outside its gates with a tent and supplies, repeatedly knocking and begging for one more chance to return.

How does Reo respond to Nagi trying to contact him in Chapter 306?

When Nagi tries to reach Reo Mikage as the simplest option for help, he discovers that Reo has blocked him, which deepens his sense of rejection.

What volume is Blue Lock Chapter 306 in?

Chapter 306, "Hello," is the third chapter of Volume 35, released June 11, 2025 in Japan and June 10, 2025 in English.

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