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Chapter 74: Monster

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Monster carries the fourth stage match forward with Team White ahead 1-0 after Chigiri's opener. Rin answers back, threading passes through the defense and shrugging off tackles to level the score with a goal that reminds everyone why he is feared.

Volume: 9
Japan Release Date: February 26, 2020
Release Date Us: November 16, 2021
Issue: Issue 2020-13
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Summary

Play resumes with Team White up by a single goal, and Rin again starts the buildup by finding Bachira, who shields the ball from Isagi while hunting a lane. With Baro slipping past Tokimitsu and closing in, Bachira threads a blind pass to Aryu, whose long reach beats Chigiri's to snag it high in the air. Chigiri protests that such limbs ought to be illegal, and Aryu retorts that the airspace belongs to him. Aryu then sets up Tokimitsu, who is being marked by Baro. Underrating Tokimitsu's core power, Baro lets him reach the ball and flick a one touch pass back to Rin.

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Key Events

With Rin inside shooting range, Nagi moves to block, but a shooting feint keeps the ball at Rin's feet. Isagi reads the ruse and closes down, and Chigiri joins to trap Rin between them. Bachira drifts into support as Rin sells another feint to slip past Chigiri. Isagi weighs a deliberate foul and lunges into a slide tackle, yet Rin still finishes to put Team Red on the board and knot the game at 1-1. Rin acknowledges Isagi's sharper sense of space while dismissing the rest of his game as ordinary.

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Notes

Monster goes by Monsuta in Japanese and runs eighteen pages. Its Japanese release fell on February 26, 2020, with the English version on November 16, 2021. Set between Ultra-Coordination and Wild Dance in Volume 9, the chapter is adapted in Episode 20.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the real monster in Blue Lock Chapter 74?

Blue Lock Chapter 74 is titled Monster after Rin Itoshi, whose equalizing goal reminds everyone why he is feared. Rin threads passes through the defense and shrugs off a slide tackle from Isagi to level the match at 1-1.

How does Rin score in Chapter 74?

In Chapter 74, Rin Itoshi sells a shooting feint to keep Nagi from blocking, then slips past Hyoma Chigiri with another feint before finishing despite Yoichi Isagi's slide tackle. The goal ties the fourth stage match at 1-1.

What does Rin think of Isagi in Chapter 74?

After scoring in Chapter 74, Rin Itoshi acknowledges Yoichi Isagi's sharper sense of space while dismissing the rest of his game as ordinary. It is a backhanded compliment that sets up their rivalry.

What is the Japanese title of Blue Lock Chapter 74?

Blue Lock Chapter 74 is titled Monsuta in Japanese, matching its English title Monster. It is the seventh chapter of Volume 9 and runs eighteen pages.

When did Blue Lock Chapter 74 come out?

Chapter 74 was released in Japan on February 26, 2020, with the English version following on November 16, 2021. It sits between Ultra-Coordination and Wild Dance in Volume 9.

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