Chapter 334 of Blue Lock, Time to Wake Up, presses the U-20 World Cup Arc forward as the fourth chapter of Volume 38, keeping the France and Japan under-20 sides locked in their tournament contest as the volume continues.
Summary
Titled Time to Wake Up, this twenty-page installment advances the U-20 World Cup Arc within Volume 38. A large ensemble from both squads appears, among them Meguru Bachira, Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, and Reo Mikage.
Key Events
The chapter serves as the fourth entry of Volume 38, sustaining the U-20 World Cup Arc match between the rival under-20 teams.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blue Lock Chapter 334 about?
Chapter 334, Time to Wake Up, advances the U-20 World Cup Arc as the fourth chapter of Volume 38, featuring a large ensemble including Meguru Bachira, Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, and Reo Mikage.
When was Blue Lock Chapter 334 released?
Blue Lock Chapter 334 was published in issue 2026-10, releasing on February 4, 2026 in Japan and February 3, 2026 in the United States.
What is the Japanese title of Blue Lock Chapter 334?
Blue Lock Chapter 334 is titled Time to Wake Up in English, known in Japanese as Mezame no Toki.
What arc does Blue Lock Chapter 334 belong to?
Blue Lock Chapter 334 is part of the U-20 World Cup Arc, keeping the France and Japan under-20 teams locked in their tournament match.
Which chapter comes after Blue Lock Chapter 334?
Blue Lock Chapter 335 follows Chapter 334, continuing the U-20 World Cup Arc in Volume 38.
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