
Titled Chaos, this entry sits second in the ninth volume and belongs to the Second Selection Arc. Rather than a full match, it lingers on a practice scene, pairing two of Blue Lock's sharpest talents in a one on one drill. Its beats later surface in the anime's nineteenth episode.
The chapter falls early in the Second Selection Arc, the stretch where surviving strikers regroup for a fresh round of trials. Its central image is a private duel on the training pitch, where Rin Itoshi and Meguru Bachira test one another one on one. Yoichi Isagi, Shoei Baro, Seishiro Nagi, and Hyoma Chigiri also feature across the pages.
The standout moment is the one on one work between Rin and Bachira, two players whose contrasting instincts turn the drill into a study in clashing styles.
Chaos carries the Japanese reading Kaosu and spans twenty pages. It debuted in Japan on January 22, 2020, and reached English readers on November 16, 2021. The story continues from the previous installment and leads into Dancing Boy, with its material adapted in Episode 19.
Rather than a full match, Chapter 69 lingers on a practice scene, centering on a private one on one drill between Rin Itoshi and Meguru Bachira.
The standout moment of Chapter 69 is the one on one work between Rin Itoshi and Meguru Bachira, two players whose contrasting instincts turn the drill into a study in clashing styles.
Alongside Rin Itoshi and Meguru Bachira, Chapter 69 also features Yoichi Isagi, Shoei Baro, Seishiro Nagi, and Hyoma Chigiri.
Chapter 69, titled Chaos, debuted in Japan on January 22, 2020, and reached English readers on November 16, 2021.
Chapter 69 leads directly into Chapter 70, Dancing Boy, continuing the Second Selection Arc.
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