
Destiny is the 347th chapter of Blue Lock, carrying the U-20 World Cup Arc forward through the France against Japan contest. The chapter continues the storyline built around the two squads competing in the group stage.
Destiny is the 347th chapter of the series and keeps the France against Japan meeting of the U-20 World Cup Arc in motion. The installment continues the group-stage narrative that pits the two national teams against one another.
The chapter's lineup is fronted by Rin Itoshi and Tabito Karasu, with Shoei Baro, Vivian Hugo, and Yoichi Isagi also on display alongside Ryusei Shido. Staff figures Jinpachi Ego and Anri Teieri round out the appearances.
Running twenty pages, the 347th chapter overall was released in Japan on May 27, 2026 in issue 2026-26 and reached English readers a day earlier on May 26. It bridges Chapter 346 and Chapter 348, with Muneyuki Kaneshiro handling the writing and Yusuke Nomura the artwork.
Chapter 347, titled Destiny, keeps the France against Japan match of the U-20 World Cup Arc moving forward, continuing the group-stage narrative between the two national teams.
Chapter 347 is fronted by Rin Itoshi and Tabito Karasu, with Shoei Baro, Vivian Hugo, Yoichi Isagi, and Ryusei Shido also appearing, alongside staff members Jinpachi Ego and Anri Teieri.
Chapter 347 was published in Japan on May 27, 2026, in issue 2026-26, reaching English readers a day earlier on May 26.
Chapter 347 runs twenty pages and is the 347th chapter of the Blue Lock manga overall.
Chapter 347 bridges Chapter 346 and Chapter 348, with Muneyuki Kaneshiro writing and Yusuke Nomura providing the artwork.
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