In this post, we'll revisit the 10 moments that elevated Blue Lock season 2 to another level! Get ready to relive that adrenaline, the intense confrontations, and of course, the plot twists that made any fan's heart beat faster. So, if you're also a fan of this frantic journey in search of the best striker, stick around because this is going to be great! Let's go!
- Black Clover 377 hints at the return of the Dark Triad
- Solo Leveling Arise censors Jinwoo's dark scene
Blue Lock – Top 10 moments from Season 2
10. Reo using his chameleon movement
Initially, Reo was at rock bottom. He had just lost his friendship with Nagi, his best friend, when Nagi surpassed him and chose another team to compete with. This betrayal left him completely disoriented and insecure about his own identity without Nagi. However, this newfound ability to copy any technique with 99% accuracy brought the boy back to his senses!
09. Isagi blocking Shido's kick
In episode 13, we see Shido coming very close to scoring a goal that would give the Japanese under-20 team the victory in the match. But Rin was chasing Oliver, convinced that he was planning to score, however, at the last second, he passed to Shido, and the fate of the game for Blue Lock seemed hopeless.
08. Bachira Unleashing Her Monster
Everyone at Blue Lock has a unique technique that helps them stand out on the field, and Bachira's is, strangely enough, an "imaginary friend." Bachira was unfortunately very lonely as a child, and nobody wanted to play soccer with him because of his extreme skill, so he developed this friend called "monster.".
07. Barou's appearance and goal
The Blue Lock players thought Ego had revealed all the details of the team's lineup for the Under-20 match, but the organizer of the Blue Lock Project had another trick up his sleeve. So, near the end of the game, he substituted Barou and instructed him to conquer Isagi, no matter the cost!
06. Nagi's goal
Nagi used to be the laziest and most unmotivated player on the Blue Lock team, but the high stakes of the Under-20 match spurred him into action. For the first time, Nagi truly wanted to win more than anything, no longer content to play video games and let others do the hard work.
Blue Lock – Top 5 moments from Season 2
05. The story of the brothers Rin and Sae
Once close siblings and now sworn enemies, Rin and Sae's backstory is emotionally complex and devastating, but the details weren't revealed until the anime's second season. Thus, a sequel hinted at their feud, showcasing their shared past.
04. Rin declaring herself as Isagi's rival
After Isagi scored the winning goal, elevating Blue Lock in the public eye and bringing them one step closer to the World Cup, most of his teammates were grateful. However, one player was truly resentful, and this scene solidified his intention to crush Isagi Yoichi at all costs.
Blue Lock – Top 3 moments from Season 2
03. Shido's return to the game
So, initially Ego benched Shido, stating that since he couldn't cooperate with Rin without becoming violent, he wasn't chosen to play in the Under-20 match. Therefore, seeing him return, and even more so playing for the Under-20 team, was sensational.
02. Rin reaching his flow state
Of all the characters, Rin underwent one of the most substantial character developments in season 2. No moment of Rin's growth is more evident than when he unlocked his flow state, becoming fiercely determined and resolved to "kill" everyone else on the field!
01. Isagi's winning goal
Finally, the best moment of Blue Lock's second season, by far, was the defining scene of the match between Blue Lock and Japan's U-20 team. In the last few episodes, it seemed like either team could win, with both sides tied. In the end, Isagi's desperation to prove he could overcome his weaknesses and score a goal paid off.
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