
Give It Up is the 310th chapter of Blue Lock, the seventh in Volume 35 and part of the U-20 World Cup Arc. Penned by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and drawn by Yusuke Nomura, the twenty-page chapter turns its attention to Gurimu Igarashi and his past, with Seishiro Nagi also featured.
Bearing the Japanese title Yamechimae, this installment centers on Gurimu Igarashi and reaches into his personal history, with flashback panels featuring both of his parents. Seishiro Nagi is a prominent figure across the chapter, while Jinpachi Ego appears inside a fantasy sequence.
Eita Otoya turns up within a flashback of his own. Hirotoshi Buratsuta, Reo Mikage and Yoichi Isagi all factor in as well, referenced in the text rather than shown on the page.
The chapter's flashbacks foreground Igarashi's mother and father, framing his backstory against the tournament build-up rather than match action. It falls between the surrounding installments of the arc as the U-20 World Cup draws closer.

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Blue Lock Chapter 310, "Give It Up," centers on Gurimu Igarashi and reaches into his personal history through flashback panels featuring both of his parents, while Seishiro Nagi remains a prominent figure across the chapter.
Alongside Igarashi and Nagi, the chapter features Jinpachi Ego in a fantasy sequence, Eita Otoya in flashback, and references to Hirotoshi Buratsuta, Reo Mikage, and Yoichi Isagi.
Chapter 310 is titled "Yamechimae" in Japanese, which translates to "Give It Up."
Chapter 310 is the seventh chapter of Volume 35, part of the U-20 World Cup Arc.
Chapter 310 was published in Japan on July 9, 2025 and in English on July 8, 2025.
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