
Don't Run Away is the three hundred and twenty-ninth chapter of Blue Lock and the eighth chapter of volume thirty-seven. Part of the U-20 World Cup Arc, it gathers a broad ensemble of Japanese and international players as the tournament's next stage looms.
Falling within the U-20 World Cup Arc, Don't Run Away spreads across a wide ensemble led by Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, and Meguru Bachira. Many Japan players feature, among them Oliver Aiku, Tabito Karasu, Jingo Raichi, Hyoma Chigiri, Ranze Kurona, Yo Hiori, Kenyu Yukimiya, Nijiro Nanase, Jin Kiyora, Jyubei Aryu, Ikki Niko, Eita Otoya, Shuto Sendo, and Shoei Baro. Michael Kaiser and Julian Loki appear alongside the newcomers Arthur, Young, Busby, and Rook, while Jinpachi Ego and Noel Noa are referenced by name. The cover showcases Don Lorenzo, Sae Itoshi, and Bunny Iglesias.
As the eighth chapter of volume thirty-seven, Don't Run Away follows Chapter 328 and sets up Chapter 330. Its sprawling cast and cover trio point toward the widening scope of the U-20 World Cup Arc.

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Chapter 329, titled Don't Run Away, is the eighth chapter of volume 37 and spreads across a wide ensemble led by Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, and Meguru Bachira within the U-20 World Cup Arc.
Chapter 329 introduces newcomers Arthur, Young, Busby, and Rook, who appear alongside Michael Kaiser and Julian Loki.
The cover of Chapter 329 showcases Don Lorenzo, Sae Itoshi, and Bunny Iglesias.
Blue Lock Chapter 329 runs twenty-two pages, longer than the series' standard twenty-page chapter length.
Blue Lock Chapter 329 debuted internationally on December 23, 2025 and in Japan on December 24, 2025, as part of the combined 2026 issue 4 and 5.
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