This Is It, the 348th chapter of Blue Lock, continues within the U-20 World Cup Arc. Its Japanese title, Kore da yo Kore, conveys an emphatic sense of finally landing on exactly the right thing, a burst of excited recognition.
Summary
Numbered 348th overall, This Is It unfolds inside the U-20 World Cup Arc. The Japanese title, Kore da yo Kore, reads as an excited affirmation, roughly the feeling of recognizing the very thing one has been chasing.
Key Events
Only a small set of characters appears: Seishiro Nagi, Hajime Nishioka, and Ryosuke Kira, alongside Shigeo Mizuki and Haneru Shindo. The tight roster sets this chapter apart from the crowded France against Japan sequences around it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the title This Is It mean in Japanese?
Chapter 348's Japanese title, Kore da yo Kore, conveys an excited affirmation, the feeling of finally recognizing exactly the thing one has been chasing.
Which characters appear in Chapter 348?
Chapter 348 focuses on a small cast, Seishiro Nagi, Hajime Nishioka, and Ryosuke Kira, alongside Shigeo Mizuki and Haneru Shindo.
What arc does Chapter 348 belong to?
Chapter 348 unfolds within the U-20 World Cup Arc, though its tight roster sets it apart from the crowded France against Japan chapters around it.
When was Chapter 348 released?
Chapter 348 was published in Japan on June 3, 2026, through issue 2026-27, arriving for English readers on June 2.
Where does Chapter 348 sit in the chapter order?
Chapter 348 follows Chapter 347 and precedes Chapter 349, credited to writer Muneyuki Kaneshiro and artist Yusuke Nomura.
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- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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