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Chapter 73: Ultra-Coordination

Manga ChapterCh. 73

The seventy third chapter kicks off the fourth stage bout of the Second Selection. Team Red and Team White trade opening moves in a four on four, and a burst of raw speed decides who strikes first.

Volume: 9
Japan Release Date: February 19, 2020
Release Date Us: November 16, 2021
Issue: Issue 2020-12
Previous Chapter: Chapter 72: MATCH UP!!
Next Chapter: Chapter 74: Monster
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Summary

The fourth stage duel of the Second Selection begins between Team Red, formed by Rin Itoshi, Jyubei Aryu, Aoshi Tokimitsu, and Meguru Bachira, and Team White, fielding Seishiro Nagi, Yoichi Isagi, Shoei Baro, and Hyoma Chigiri. From the kickoff Rin feeds Bachira, who scans the pitch and chains rapid scissors, a deep feint, and a hook turn while trying to shake Isagi. Isagi reads it and holds firm, prompting Baro to rush in and double up on Bachira. When Tokimitsu calls for the ball, Isagi steps across to intercept, souring Baro's mood and tipping Bachira off to their disruptive, anti combination approach.

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Key Events

Isagi releases the ball to Nagi, who asks for a lofted feed as he charges the goal. Spotting Rin poised to pounce the moment he traps it, Nagi instead cushions the ball into a side pass for Chigiri. Aryu, Rin, and Chigiri all sprint after it, but Chigiri arrives first, leaping ahead of the pack to bury the match's opening goal.

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Notes

Ultra-Coordination reads as Cho Rendo in Japanese and covers eighteen pages. It debuted in Japan on February 19, 2020, and in English on November 16, 2021. Slotted between MATCH UP!! and Monster in Volume 9, its events are adapted in Episode 20.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who scores the first goal in Blue Lock Chapter 73?

In Blue Lock Chapter 73, Hyoma Chigiri scores the opening goal of the fourth stage match. He outruns Jyubei Aryu and Rin Itoshi to bury a side pass from Seishiro Nagi, putting Team White ahead 1-0.

What teams face off in Chapter 73 of Blue Lock?

Chapter 73 pits Team Red, made up of Rin Itoshi, Jyubei Aryu, Aoshi Tokimitsu, and Meguru Bachira, against Team White, formed by Seishiro Nagi, Yoichi Isagi, Shoei Baro, and Hyoma Chigiri. The match is the fourth stage bout of the Second Selection.

What does Ultra-Coordination mean in Blue Lock?

Ultra-Coordination is the English title of Blue Lock Chapter 73, which reads as Cho Rendo in Japanese. The title reflects Team White's combination play that leads to their opening goal.

How does Bachira try to beat Isagi in Chapter 73?

In Chapter 73, Meguru Bachira chains rapid scissors, a deep feint, and a hook turn while trying to shake off Yoichi Isagi. Isagi reads the moves and holds firm, prompting Shoei Baro to rush in and double up on Bachira.

When was Blue Lock Chapter 73 released?

Blue Lock Chapter 73 debuted in Japan on February 19, 2020, and in English on November 16, 2021. Its events are adapted in Episode 20 of the anime.

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