Re-Live, the 349th chapter of Blue Lock, plays out inside the U-20 World Cup Arc. The chapter widens its cast again after the tighter focus of the preceding installment, bringing many Blue Lock players back into frame.
Summary
Numbered 349th overall, Re-Live continues the U-20 World Cup Arc. Where the previous chapter narrowed to a handful of faces, this one opens the frame back up to a large slice of the Blue Lock roster.
Key Events
The appearance order opens with Shigeo Mizuki and Hajime Nishioka, then broadens to take in Reo Mikage, Seishiro Nagi, Rin Itoshi, Meguru Bachira, Yoichi Isagi, and Tabito Karasu among a sizeable ensemble.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Blue Lock Chapter 349?
Chapter 349, titled Re-Live, continues the U-20 World Cup Arc and widens its cast again after the tighter focus of the previous chapter, bringing many Blue Lock players back into frame.
Which characters appear in Chapter 349?
Chapter 349 opens with Shigeo Mizuki and Hajime Nishioka, then broadens to include Reo Mikage, Seishiro Nagi, Rin Itoshi, Meguru Bachira, Yoichi Isagi, and Tabito Karasu.
When was Chapter 349 released?
Chapter 349 debuted in Japan on June 10, 2026, in issue 2026-28, a day earlier for English readers on June 9.
How long is Chapter 349?
Chapter 349 runs twenty pages, the standard length for a Blue Lock chapter.
Where does Chapter 349 fall in the chapter order?
Chapter 349 links Chapter 348 to Chapter 350, written by Muneyuki Kaneshiro with art by Yusuke Nomura.
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- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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