
Dancing Boy sits third in Volume 9 and belongs to the Second Selection Arc. The chapter turns inward, pulling back the curtain on Meguru Bachira's past and the roots of his unusual bond with soccer.
Set within the Second Selection Arc, the installment shifts its focus toward Meguru Bachira and the origins that shaped him. A flashback introduces Yu Bachira, tied to his childhood years. Yoichi Isagi and Rin Itoshi appear on the cover.
The chapter's core reveal is Bachira's backstory, the memories that explain how he grew into the player he is. The sequence marks the first appearance of Yu Bachira through flashback.

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Chapter 70 turns inward to focus on Meguru Bachira, pulling back the curtain on his past and the roots of his unusual bond with soccer through a childhood flashback.
Yu Bachira makes his first appearance in Chapter 70 through a flashback tied to Meguru Bachira's childhood years.
The cover of Chapter 70 features Yoichi Isagi and Rin Itoshi.
Chapter 70, titled Dancing Boy, was first published in Japan on January 29, 2020, and reached English readers on November 16, 2021.
Chapter 70 follows Chaos and precedes Chapter 71, Friends, continuing the Second Selection Arc.
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