Blue Lock Episode 25: Release Date, Speculation, Watch Online

Team Blue Lock loses against the World Five in episode 24 of Blue Lock, titled “The Time Has Come.”

It was an intense match, but the protagonists were of no match against the best players in the world. Rin tried to put up a fight, but he fell behind and failed to do anything other than one goal.

The other teams for the third selection round were selected, and the results came with a shocker as a fan-favorite character failed to pass the second round. I feel bad for Kunigami, but it is time to face new challenges.

Here are the latest updates.

1. Episode 25 Speculations

There is no episode 25 of Blue Lock, as the anime has officially ended. Episode 25 will be released as a part of the second season that has already been announced.

We will also be getting a movie on Nagi. The upcoming events will be on another level as team Blue Lock faces Rin’s brother. Sae Itoshi is a guy on a whole different level, and I am extremely hyped to see him in action.

All we have to do is be patient and enjoy the Nagi movie that will probably come out before the second season. 

2. Episode 25 Release Date

Episode 25 of Blue Lock will not be released as the anime has officially ended.

2.1 Is Blue Lock on break this week?

Yes, episode 25 of Blue Lock is on break this week. The episode will be released once a new season is announced.

3. Episode 24 Recap

Team Blue Lock managed to get the first goal. Isagi rambled about how they made the goal possible but was not satisfied as he didn’t do it. The game resumes, and Isagi comes face-to-face with Julian Loki, the player from France.

He easily surpasses everyone and hits the goal, shocking team Blue Lock with his speed and acceleration. The game starts again, but this time Rin tries to snatch the ball from Julian, but Luna steals the ball and rushes ahead.

He passes the ball to Pablo, who kicks the ball ahead of Bachira and Isagi. Dada Silva and Adam Blake remove Aoshi and Jyubei from their way and strike a goal. Like this, they move ahead of their opponent and reach the difference of 3-1.

Isagi gets discouraged seeing the gap between him and the world players. However, Rin is not ready to give up and faces Luna again. Luna says he likes Rin because of his spirit but still manages to goal easily. Now the difference is 5-1. Team Blue Lock losses the game.

The authority cancels the Blue Lock project thanks to Ego’s ego and no visible result. Ego decides to show them the result through one big match. Isagi reflects on how much he has to work. Later, the other players try to force Rin into teaching them English.

The new teams for the third selection round are selected, and first comes the team of Barou, Nagi, Chigri, Tsurugi, and Kiyora. The other teams also enter, and one of them includes Gagamaru and Raichi. Igaguri also makes it.

Reo shows up as well, but Shidou Ryusei replaces Kunigami. The other players are shocked by this reveal. Shidou makes fun of Kunigami, which doesn’t sit well with others.

Ego interferes and tells everyone he has set a match between the Japan U-20 and Blue Lock teams. It is to stop the authorities from canceling the project. It will not be a tough match. However, they have added Sae Itoshi to the U-20 team.

Now is their chance to hijack the U-20 team and make their name.

4. Where to Watch Blue Lock?

5. About Blue Lock

Blue Lock is a Japanese manga series written by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and illustrated by Yusuke Nomura. It has been serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shōnen Magazine since August 2018. Blue Lock won the 45th Kodansha Manga Award in the shōnen category in 2021.

The story begins with Japan’s elimination from the 2018 FIFA World Cup, which prompts the Japanese Football Union to start a program scouting high school players who will begin training in preparation for the 2022 Cup.

Isagi Youichi, a forward, receives an invitation to this program soon after his team loses the chance to go to Nationals because he passed to his less-skilled teammate.

Their coach will be Ego Jinpachi, who intends to “destroy Japanese loser football” by introducing a radical new training regimen: isolate 300 young strikers in a prison-like institution called “Blue Lock”.