
The Fanaticism Formula is the 319th chapter of Blue Lock, the seventh in Volume 36 during the U-20 World Cup Arc. Written by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and drawn by Yusuke Nomura, the twenty-page chapter sets Japan's match against Nigeria beside images of the sport's global elite.
Titled Nekkyo no Hoteishiki in Japanese, the chapter carries on the Japan against Nigeria fixture while invoking soccer's biggest names. World-class figures Noel Noa, Lavinho, Chris Prince, Marc Snuffy and Julian Loki appear in pictured form, framing the action alongside director Jinpachi Ego and Yoichi Isagi. The remaining cast is filled out by the Japanese and Nigerian players still contesting the tie, among them Kuso, Onazi, Rin Itoshi, Meguru Bachira and Reo Mikage.
The imagery of elite stars such as Noel Noa and Lavinho sets a wider benchmark against the U-20 contest unfolding on the pitch. The chapter leads into the following installment as the Japan versus Nigeria match continues.

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Blue Lock Chapter 319 continues the Japan versus Nigeria match while featuring images of soccer's biggest real-world-style stars framing the action alongside Ego and Isagi.
Blue Lock Chapter 319 features pictured appearances from world-class figures Noel Noa, Lavinho, Chris Prince, Marc Snuffy and Julian Loki, used to set a benchmark against the U-20 contest on the pitch.
Blue Lock Chapter 319 is titled The Fanaticism Formula in English, rendered as Nekkyo no Hoteishiki in Japanese.
Blue Lock Chapter 319 is the seventh chapter collected in Volume 36, spanning twenty pages.
Blue Lock Chapter 319 was released in Japan on September 24, 2025 and in English on September 23, 2025.
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