Ego Is stands as the 350th chapter of Blue Lock, a milestone number that continues the U-20 World Cup Arc. The title leans on the ego motif that sits at the heart of the series' guiding philosophy and competitive drive.
Summary
Reaching a round milestone number, Ego Is pushes the U-20 World Cup Arc onward. The chapter draws its title from the ego concept that underpins the whole Blue Lock project.
Key Events
A large cast appears, opening with Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, and Ryusei Shido and extending to Reo Mikage, Shoei Baro, and Tabito Karasu. Vivian Hugo features in a flashback and on the chapter's cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the title Ego Is refer to?
Chapter 350, titled Ego Is, draws its name from the ego concept that underpins Blue Lock's entire competitive philosophy.
Which characters appear in Chapter 350?
Chapter 350 features a large cast opening with Yoichi Isagi, Rin Itoshi, and Ryusei Shido, extending to Reo Mikage, Shoei Baro, and Tabito Karasu, with Vivian Hugo appearing in a flashback and on the cover.
What arc does Chapter 350 belong to?
Chapter 350 continues the U-20 World Cup Arc, reaching a round milestone as the 350th chapter of the series overall.
How long is Chapter 350?
Chapter 350 runs slightly longer than the usual chapter at twenty-two pages.
When was Chapter 350 released?
Chapter 350 was published in Japan on June 17, 2026, in issue 2026-29, reaching English readers on June 16.
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- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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