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Blue Lock
After Japan crashes out of the World Cup once again, the Japanese Football Union takes a radical step and hands control to the eccentric coach Jinpachi Ego, who believes the country will never win until it produces a true egoist: a striker with a hunger to score above all else. His answer is Blue Lock, a harsh, isolated facility where 300 of the nation's best young forwards are locked in to compete against one another, and only the one who comes out on top will be the striker Japan needs. Among them is Yoichi Isagi, a high school player who just lost a crucial match because he passed the ball instead of taking the shot himself, and now he's desperate to change. In an environment where every teammate is also a rival and elimination means losing any shot at the national team, Isagi must sharpen his instincts and find what makes him stand out. It's an intense, high-pressure sports drama that turns soccer into a battle of ego and ambition, with sharp tactics, bold personalities, and the constant thrill of one more goal.
Blue Lock Watch Order
Watch Blue Lock in the order below.
Filler Note: Episode ranges below show full broadcast totals and do not separate out filler episodes. To check if this series has skippable non-canon filler episodes, open the Filler List tab.
Watch Blue Lock in the order below. Movies marked optional can be skipped.
- Blue Lock Season 1 (Episodes 1–24): Start here with the Introduction, First Selection, and Second Selection arcs, plus the opening of the Third Selection arc.
- Blue Lock the Movie -Episode Nagi- (Movie): Canon movie (optional) retelling the First Selection and Second Selection arcs from Seishiro Nagi and Reo Mikage's perspective after Season 1. Includes exclusive, fresh canon content detailing Nagi and Reo's high school backstory, how they met, and the formation of their friendship before entering the facility.
- Blue Lock Season 2: vs. U-20 Japan (Episodes 1–14, or Episodes 25–38 overall): Adapts the rest of the Third Selection tryouts and the U-20 Japan match arc.
Note
This is the end of the main watch order, and everything below is optional.
Besides the main story, there are short bonus comedy segments that aren't needed for the main plot, and you can watch them if you want.
ONAs:
- Blue Lock Additional Time! (a standalone 2-minute bonus web short released on YouTube for Episode 24 that was omitted from the TV broadcast; watch after Season 1, Episode 24, while the other Additional Time! shorts play right after the credits of regular episodes)
Theatrical shorts:
- Blue Lock: Episode Nagi - Additional Time! (4 short 1-minute post-credits comedy clips that rotated weekly in theaters during the movie's run; watch after Blue Lock the Movie -Episode Nagi-)
Some streaming platforms number episodes continuously from Episode 1 to 38 across both seasons, while others restart Season 2 at Episode 1.