Viewers of BLUE LOCK Season 1 are wondering how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. The Japanese animated show revolves around the life of a soccer player, Ego Jinpachi. His life takes an interesting turn when he is approached by the Japanese national football team. Thus, Jinpachi begins his journey to lead the team to victory with an egoist striker.
Here’s how many episodes are in BLUE LOCK Season 1 and on what day new episodes come out.
How many episodes are in BLUE LOCK Season 1?
BLUE LOCK Season 1 has 24 episodes.
The episode list is as follows:
- Episode 1: Dream
- Episode 2: Monster
- Episode 3: Soccer’s “Zero”
- Episode 4: Premonition and Intuition
- Episode 5: To Be Reborn
- Episode 6: I’m Sorry
- Episode 7: Rush
- Episode 8: The Formula for Goals
- Episode 9: Awakening
- Episode 10: Just the Way It Is
- Episode 11: The Final Piece
- Episode 12: The Second Selection
- Episode 13: TOP3
- Episode 14: The Geniuses and the Average Joes
- Episode 15: Devour
- Episode 16: Tri-Fusion
- Episode 17: Donkey
- Episode 18: The Stage for the Lead
- Episode 19: Dancing Boy
- Episode 20: Super Link-Up Play
- Episode 21: I’m Not There
- Episode 22: Voice
- Episode 23: Luck
- Episode 24: The Time Has Come
The series begins with Isagi Yoichi, a first-year forward failing to qualify for the Nationals. It all happened due to his decision to pass the ball to his teammate. However, he finds a ray of hope after receiving an invitation to Blue Lock.
The series features a brilliant voice cast of Kazuki Ura, Tasuku Kaito, Nobunaga Shimazaki, Masatomo Nakazawa, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, and many others.
When do new BLUE LOCK Season 1 episodes come out?
All episodes of BLUE LOCK Season 1 are currently available to watch. There are no new episodes.
The official synopsis for the series reads:
”After a disastrous defeat at the 2018 World Cup, Japan’s team struggles to regroup. But what’s missing? An absolute Ace Striker, who can guide them to the win. The Japan Football Union is hell-bent on creating a striker who hungers for goals and thirsts for victory, and who can be the decisive instrument in turning around a losing match…and to do so, they’ve gathered 300 of Japan’s best and brightest youth players. Who will emerge to lead the team…and will they be able to out-muscle and out-ego everyone who stands in their way?”
