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Chapter 55

Manga Chapter

Chapter 55 closes the duel with a bittersweet farewell. As Isagi and Nagi advance and pick Baro, the beaten Naruhaya reveals the family riding on his dream, and a parallel scene shows Reo, Kunigami, and Chigiri banding together out of shared abandonment.

Volume: 7
Japan Release Date: October 2, 2019
Release Date Us: September 21, 2021
Issue: Issue 2019-44
Previous Chapter: Chapter 54
Next Chapter: Chapter 56
Anime Episode: Episode 15: Devour
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Summary

Isagi and Nagi savor their win as the announcement names Team White the victors. Baro fumes and Naruhaya agonizes over his failure to score. When Isagi says either of them could have taken it, Naruhaya cuts him off, admitting he had misjudged him and branding him a genius of adaptation. Isagi thanks him, crediting their match for his growth, while inside Naruhaya begs him to stop offering pity. Asked whom to steal, Isagi selects Baro, and Naruhaya silently thanks him for ending it cleanly. Isagi promises to win in his place, but Naruhaya orders him to drop the softness or he will never last.

A flashback explains what drove Naruhaya. One of five siblings orphaned when his parents died, he and his elder sister became the family's providers, balancing training with work. The day he left for Blue Lock, his siblings handed him a handmade charm, a box of candy faces carrying their messages. Rising to his feet, Naruhaya tells Isagi to win, and his run ends. A day earlier, Chigiri and Kunigami, unsure whom to recruit among the first-phase finishers, spotted Reo slumped against a wall after Nagi walked away from him, and offered to join forces, since Isagi had left them behind too.

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Key Events

Baro is chosen while Naruhaya is eliminated. Naruhaya's family history unfolds in flashback. Reo agrees to team with Kunigami and Chigiri following Nagi's departure.

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Notes

The chapter is titled A Dream that Won't Come True (Kanawanai Yume), the 55th overall and the sixth of Volume 7 in the Second Selection Arc. It is adapted in Episode 15 of the anime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Isagi choose to steal in Chapter 55?

After winning the duel, Isagi is asked whom he wants to recruit from the losing side and chooses Baro, while Naruhaya, though eliminated, silently thanks him for ending the match cleanly.

Why is Naruhaya fighting so hard in Blue Lock?

A flashback reveals Naruhaya is one of five siblings orphaned when their parents died, and he and his elder sister became the family's providers, balancing training with work to support them.

What does Naruhaya call Isagi in Chapter 55?

Naruhaya admits he had misjudged Isagi and calls him a genius of adaptation, crediting their duel for pushing Isagi to grow.

How do Reo, Kunigami, and Chigiri end up as a team?

Chigiri and Kunigami spot Reo slumped against a wall after Nagi walks away from him, and they offer to team up, since Isagi had left them behind as well.

What is the title of Blue Lock Chapter 55?

Chapter 55 is titled A Dream that Won't Come True (Kanawanai Yume), the sixth chapter of Volume 7 in the Second Selection Arc, adapted in Episode 15 of the anime.

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  • Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
  • Published byKodansha
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