Okay, Sae walked into this match like the main character and everybody else got demoted instantly. I loved how overwhelming the U-20 team felt compared to Blue Lock’s chaos. Nagi had one of the slickest moments in the series too. This episode was pure pressure and swagger.

peachykenn

5 mo

Verified

Hype and pacing so good that it completely overshadows the less than stellar animation quality. It wasn't as bad for this episode compared to some earlier ones. Gosh the second goal of the game was so tuff

rizkyykybar

5 mo

Verified

Everything clicks here the pace, the pressure, and the payoff. Big moments finally land, especially with that standout goal, while Sae’s presence keeps the gap obvious. It’s chaotic, emotional, and easily one of the most satisfying parts so far.

Episode Context

Sitting at the midpoint of this 14-episode season, Episode 7 plunges deeper into the defining match that the first six episodes have been building toward, following Episode 6's setup of the Blue Lock Eleven versus U-20 Japan confrontation. Itoshi Sae's formal introduction as a dominant on-field force raises the stakes considerably, establishing the caliber of opposition Blue Lock's players must overcome. This episode serves as a critical pivot point, everything before it was escalation, and everything after will be shaped by how the players respond to this level of competition.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateNov 16, 2024

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