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Manga ChapterCh. 36

The First Selection reaches its final minutes with Team Z and Team V locked at four goals apiece. With under three minutes left, Isagi leans on a sharpened sense of the pitch to engineer a winning shot, only to hit an unexpected wall the instant his chance arrives.

Volume: 5
Japan Release Date: May 8, 2019
Release Date Us: July 20, 2021
Magazine Issue: Issue 2019-23
Previous Chapter: Chapter 35: Last Chance
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Summary

The closing match stays knotted at four goals each with under three minutes on the clock. Isagi carries the ball, his heightened read of the pitch letting him sense scoring chances radiating from Bachira, Kunigami, and Chigiri. Reo steps in to block him, so Isagi releases the ball to Bachira, who slices through the defense until Team V lines up a foul to stop him. Bachira returns it, Chigiri springs loose, and the speedster charges into a three-on-one before laying the ball back expecting a one-two. Only then does he realize Isagi has turned him into a decoy and plans to strike on his own.

From the bench, Kuon reflects that he refused to foul earlier not to gift Team Z a win but because he wanted to grasp something more meaningful, and their grit pushes him to shout them on. Isagi feeds Kunigami near the area, but Zantetsu jumps in to steal the ball and shut down the mid-range attempt, letting Raichi recover it and find Bachira. Still tracking every movement, Isagi picks an unmarked pocket about nineteen meters out and breaks toward it. Bachira threads what he calls their last chance, yet the instant the ball reaches Isagi, Nagi appears in front of him and the goal scent evaporates.

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Key Events

Isagi's expanded field vision lets him forecast how his teammates will move and choose the exact spot from which to shoot. Kuon abandons his passive stance and openly cheers Team Z forward. The threat collapses when Nagi steps in at the crucial moment, erasing the opening Isagi had lined up.

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Notes

The chapter carries the Japanese title Ima Koko ni Aru and runs twenty pages within Volume 5. It belongs to the First Selection Arc and is adapted in Episode 11 of the anime. It sits between Chapter 35 and Chapter 37 in the series.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Blue Lock Chapter 36?

In Chapter 36, titled Right Here, the First Selection match between Team Z and Team V remains tied 4-4 with under three minutes left, as Yoichi Isagi uses his heightened read of the pitch to set up a winning shot.

How does Isagi use Bachira and Chigiri in Chapter 36?

Isagi passes to Meguru Bachira, who breaks through the defense and later feeds Hyoma Chigiri, but Isagi ultimately turns Chigiri into a decoy so he can strike on his own.

Why does Wataru Kuon start cheering for Team Z in Chapter 36?

Wataru Kuon reflects that he avoided fouling earlier not to hand Team Z a win but to pursue something more meaningful, and he begins openly cheering his teammates on.

Who stops Isagi's scoring chance at the end of Chapter 36?

Just as the ball reaches Isagi in an open pocket of space, Seishiro Nagi steps in front of him and erases the scoring opportunity.

What is the Japanese title of Chapter 36 and where does it fall in the story?

Chapter 36 carries the Japanese title Ima Koko ni Aru, belongs to the First Selection Arc, and is adapted in Episode 11 of the anime, sitting between Chapter 35 and Chapter 37.

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