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Chapter 50

Manga Chapter

Isagi understands that only by toppling Baro can he escape the second stage. Chapter 50 introduces Naruhaya, a survivor of Baro's fractured team, and turns a tense encounter into a fixed showdown that Isagi hopes will forge the strength he needs to reach the top players.

Volume: 7
Japan Release Date: August 21, 2019
Release Date Us: September 21, 2021
Issue: Issue 2019-38
Previous Chapter: Chapter 49
Next Chapter: Chapter 51
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Summary

Certain that failing against Baro traps him in the second stage, Isagi tenses as Baro tries to push past. Nagi provokes him by suggesting a match they believe they can win, needling Baro's insistence that he remains a king despite falling in the rankings. Naruhaya then arrives and greets the pair, confirming he had shared a team with Baro; the brute netted four goals, but his selfishness wrecked their unity and cost them the match, with Nishioka poached as a result. Baro rejects the blame, and Naruhaya cools things down, cautioning against a reckless fight since another defeat ends everything. Baro vows he will neither flee nor hide before retreating to a rest room with Naruhaya.

Alone in their own rooms, Isagi and Nagi chew over how to triumph in one-on-ones, and Nagi decides to sleep on it. The following day, watching other beaten teams at lunch, they weigh which opponent would sharpen them, favoring a squad with strong players. While Isagi trains, he concludes that conquering Rin and the elite demands another taste of Baro. Naruhaya seeks him out on the pitch, arguing that a further loss leaves them all unpicked for their weakness in duels, and asks Isagi to face them. Unable to turn him down, Isagi agrees, and the bout is locked in.

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Key Events

Naruhaya is revealed as a former teammate of Baro. He tells Isagi that a loss would push him to select Nagi instead. Isagi and Naruhaya formally agree to face off in the next match.

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Notes

Titled Match Confirmed (Macchingu Seiritsu), this is the 50th chapter overall and the opener of Volume 7 within the Second Selection Arc. Its events are covered in Episode 14 of the anime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the next Blue Lock chapter?

The chapter that follows Blue Lock Chapter 50 is Chapter 51, continuing directly from the events of Chapter 50 within the Second Selection Arc.

Who is Naruhaya in Chapter 50?

Naruhaya is introduced as a former teammate of Baro who reveals that Baro scored four goals but his selfishness cost their team the match, resulting in Nishioka being poached from their squad.

Why does Isagi agree to face Naruhaya?

Naruhaya argues that another loss would leave the whole group unpicked for their weakness in one-on-one duels, and Isagi feels unable to refuse, so the two formally agree to a match.

What is the title of Blue Lock Chapter 50?

Chapter 50 is titled Match Confirmed (Macchingu Seiritsu), the first chapter of Volume 7 in the Second Selection Arc, corresponding to Episode 14 of the anime.

Why does Isagi feel he must beat Baro?

Isagi is certain that failing to beat Baro will trap him in the second stage of the Selection, so he tenses when Baro tries to push past him and looks for a way to defeat him.

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  • Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
  • Published byKodansha
  • Animated by8bit

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