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Chapter 95

Manga Chapter

Tryouts is the ninety-fifth chapter of Blue Lock. Ego lays out how the final eleven will be chosen, ranking his six best strikers and setting the surviving crowd to audition alongside them under two guiding demands: assertion and coexistence.

Volume: 12
Japan Release Date: August 5, 2020
Release Date Us: March 15, 2022
Issue: Issue 2020-36-37
Anime Episode: Episode 25: Tryouts
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Summary

Addressing the thirty-five who cleared the previous stage, Ego explains that a further round will whittle them down to the squad of eleven meant to challenge Japan U-20, an opponent grown even more dangerous now that Sae Itoshi has joined its ranks. He then reads out his six highest-rated players in order: Rin Itoshi, Ryusei Shido, Tabito Karasu, Eita Otoya, Kenyu Yukimiya, and Seishiro Nagi.

The remaining twenty-nine, Ego continues, will be slotted in beside pairs drawn from that top six, an audition designed to reveal who deserves a place in the final eleven. Describing how this stage will unfold, he tells the players that survival will hinge on two qualities working at once: the drive to assert themselves and the ability to coexist with others.

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Key Events

Ego confirms the Third Selection format and names his top six strikers. He reveals that Sae Itoshi has strengthened the Japan U-20 side, and defines assertion and coexistence as the keys to passing the tryouts.

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Notes

Released in Japan on August 5, 2020, the chapter spans twenty-one pages and opens collected volume twelve as its first entry, ninety-fifth in the overall count. Its material is adapted in the twenty-fifth anime episode. It follows Chapter 94 and leads into Chapter 96.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Blue Lock Chapter 95?

In Chapter 95, Tryouts, Ego explains how the Third Selection will narrow the surviving strikers down to a final eleven to challenge Japan U-20, then reveals his six highest rated players.

Who are Ego's top six strikers named in Chapter 95?

Ego ranks Rin Itoshi, Ryusei Shido, Tabito Karasu, Eita Otoya, Kenyu Yukimiya, and Seishiro Nagi as his six highest rated strikers in Chapter 95.

What two qualities does Ego say the strikers need to pass the Third Selection tryouts?

Ego tells the players that passing the tryouts requires both assertion, the drive to assert themselves, and coexistence, the ability to work alongside others.

Who joined Japan U-20 in Blue Lock Chapter 95?

Chapter 95 reveals that Sae Itoshi has joined the Japan U-20 team, making it an even more dangerous opponent for the Blue Lock strikers.

When did Blue Lock Chapter 95 release?

Blue Lock Chapter 95 was released in Japan on August 5, 2020, opening volume 12 as its first chapter.

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  • Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
  • Published byKodansha
  • Animated by8bit

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