Blue Lock - Ch. 208 - 100%
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Oh hey they mentioned the monk gimmick again. Now let him and Raichi play for once please.
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What's the trick Isagi??? Well, I'm just glad we'll get to see my boi Barou back on the field. Couldn't be more excited for this upcoming match. It's giving Second Selection vibes (in a good way).
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He finna flop like Neymar in the next match lmaoooo
Donna flop like Neymar and scoring penalties like his idol pessi
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I love that we're being shown how Isagi trains. The attention the author pays towards the process of growth is one of the best parts of Blue Lock. Getting to see each player's thought process and the specific skills they use to execute their plans is so dang satisfying. Its like Hiori says. The moment everything clicks into place it looks like the player suddenly evolved. But because we get to see and understand each step of their process, it makes the payoff even more exciting.
In this chapter Isagi shows a a lot of good expressions, but my favs have to be pages 15 to 17. I love Isagi's motif of dissolving into puzzle pieces whenever he's thinking. The reason why Isagi is so quick to adapt and take in new inspiration is because he's willing to destroy his existing preconceptions. When he disagreed with Yuki's or Barou's thinking, he didn't leave it at "I'm right and they're wrong". He actually reflected on it and learnt something. In Yuki's case he realised there is no one rational way to play, every player plays according to their own ego and priorities. For Barou, he realised that you can't force someone to cooperate with you, which means you need to be the one to adapt to them. And at the end of the match Isagi gives then credit where its due and apologises to
them. Its something anyone can do, but to Isagi its second nature. That open-mindedness is what enables him to learn so quickly.
I'm so freaking excited to see how Isagi performs after all his training. Since Igaguri mentioned mastering his technique for "anyone who dares challenge me on my right side", my guess is Isagi wants to improve his direct shot. Which is why he went to Kunigami, who excels at physical ability. Maybe he's gonna find a way to stop getting knocked off balance like how Kaiser or Sae did to counter him.
In this chapter Isagi shows a a lot of good expressions, but my favs have to be pages 15 to 17. I love Isagi's motif of dissolving into puzzle pieces whenever he's thinking. The reason why Isagi is so quick to adapt and take in new inspiration is because he's willing to destroy his existing preconceptions. When he disagreed with Yuki's or Barou's thinking, he didn't leave it at "I'm right and they're wrong". He actually reflected on it and learnt something. In Yuki's case he realised there is no one rational way to play, every player plays according to their own ego and priorities. For Barou, he realised that you can't force someone to cooperate with you, which means you need to be the one to adapt to them. And at the end of the match Isagi gives then credit where its due and apologises to
them. Its something anyone can do, but to Isagi its second nature. That open-mindedness is what enables him to learn so quickly.
I'm so freaking excited to see how Isagi performs after all his training. Since Igaguri mentioned mastering his technique for "anyone who dares challenge me on my right side", my guess is Isagi wants to improve his direct shot. Which is why he went to Kunigami, who excels at physical ability. Maybe he's gonna find a way to stop getting knocked off balance like how Kaiser or Sae did to counter him.
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like others have mentioned, Isagi maybe is trying to become as ambidex as he can; Kunigami was given training to emulate Noa (both can shoot and score with either leg), so that is why he went to Kunigami.
since Isagi will likely never reach the power of Kunigami, or even Noa, Isagi might be trying to learn how to bait people like Igaguri; Isagi might try to mess with others' side dominance, like how boxers swap from Southpaw to Orthodox. after all, Isagi has been slowly manipulated to become this 4D-chess-footballer by the 5D-chess-grandmaster goated yakisoba slurper, Ego Jinpachi
since Isagi will likely never reach the power of Kunigami, or even Noa, Isagi might be trying to learn how to bait people like Igaguri; Isagi might try to mess with others' side dominance, like how boxers swap from Southpaw to Orthodox. after all, Isagi has been slowly manipulated to become this 4D-chess-footballer by the 5D-chess-grandmaster goated yakisoba slurper, Ego Jinpachi
True, ngl he doesn't get much screen time in my opinion...
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Why is the monk still in this series for comedic relief I guess
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I feel the new piece isagi discovered is gonna have something to do with kunigami becoming ambidextrous and how isagi only shoots with his right leg this far throughout the story. I think the idea came to him after igaguri mentioned that 100% of fouls come from the right side and knowing that isagi immediately felt that kunigami could give him a hint to unlocking his new piece, as kunigami came back from the wild card as ambidextrous, he will definitely play a role with this.
