"Bunny" sends Isagi to Barcelona on a study trip, where a cryptic restaurant stranger turns out to be rising star Bunny Iglesias, whose twelfth goal of the season stuns Isagi and stirs something in Sae Itoshi.
Summary
Acting on Ego's instruction to see elite football up close, Isagi travels to Barcelona, his trip made possible by the passport and match tickets the program arranged for him across Europe. Hungry for a taste of local fare, he ducks into a restaurant but cannot make sense of the Spanish menu. Spotting a stranger tucking into an appealing plate, he wanders over to ask what it is, and once the Mikage translator smooths over the language gap, the man calls the dish an "auedif" while wondering aloud why a Japanese visitor has come to Spain.
Isagi pours out his devotion to the game and how uniquely it can move people, prompting the stranger to say he envies such obsession, admitting that the sight of happy people once made him wish for death. Puzzled, Isagi notes that the man's gentle expression had carried sadness from the start. The stranger takes his leave, and when Isagi tries to order the same meal, the waiter reveals he has been pranked, since he has been asking for a fideua by the wrong name.
That night Isagi takes in the clash between FC Barcha and Chicorid, struck by the fervor of the supporters. Lavinho emerges to start the match and feeds the very stranger from the restaurant, revealed as Bunny Iglesias. Stunned, Isagi looks him up and learns Bunny is a New Generation World Eleven forward sitting on eleven goals for the season. On the next feed from Lavinho, Bunny soars for a spectacular finish, his twelfth, and Isagi beams as he grasps how many greater stages still lie ahead of him. The chapter closes on Sae Itoshi, unsettled and scowling as the strike goes in, with a note that something shifted inside him.
Key Events
Bunny Iglesias debuts, first crossing paths with Isagi as a cryptic stranger and later revealed as a New Generation World Eleven forward who nets his twelfth goal of the season against Chicorid. Isagi's European study trip drives home how far his own journey still has to go. The chapter ends by hinting that Bunny's goal stirred something in Sae Itoshi.
Notes
Titled Bani in Japanese, "Bunny" is the 307th chapter overall and the fourth in Volume 35. It ran in issue 2025-29 on June 18, 2025 in Japan and June 17, 2025 in English, across twenty pages. The source adds that the fixture Isagi attends is the Copa del Rey final, one of Spain's most storied cups, and that the tradition of children walking out beside the players dates to the year 2000. The chapter sits between Chapter 306 and Chapter 308.
Frequently Asked Questions
In which chapter does Bunny appear in Blue Lock?
Bunny Iglesias debuts in Blue Lock Chapter 307, "Bunny," where he is first introduced as a mysterious stranger Isagi meets in a Barcelona restaurant before being revealed as a New Generation World Eleven forward.
What happens in Chapter 307 of Blue Lock?
In Chapter 307, Isagi travels to Barcelona on Ego's orders to study elite football, meets a cryptic stranger who turns out to be forward Bunny Iglesias, and watches him score his twelfth goal of the season, a moment that visibly unsettles Sae Itoshi.
What was Bunny eating in Blue Lock?
In Chapter 307, Bunny Iglesias is eating fideua, a Spanish noodle dish, though he jokingly tells Isagi it is called "auedif" as a prank.
Where does Isagi travel in Blue Lock Chapter 307?
Isagi travels to Barcelona, Spain, on a study trip arranged by Ego, using a passport and match tickets the program provided him across Europe.
What match does Isagi watch in Blue Lock Chapter 307?
Isagi attends the Copa del Rey final between FC Barcha and Chicorid, where Bunny Iglesias scores his twelfth goal of the season off a feed from Lavinho.
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