Yoichi scored the game-winning goal in the Blue Lock programme against Team Y, and now things are really heating up. Thanks to Chigiri’s guidance, he not only advanced in Team Z’s ranks but also found his own unique weapon. The release time and date for Blue Lock Episode 6 are listed below.
Let’s take a look back at what went down before the sixth episode of Blue Lock
There’s a tie between Teams Z and Y, thus Naruhaya takes the lead for Team Z this time.
Yoichi tries to send a pass to Naruhaya, but the two defenders are in the way. Yoichi, thankfully, recovers the ball and pledges to keep Niko, a member of Team Y, at bay. Yoichi follows Naruhaya’s lead in the game, opting not to break the equilibrium that has been established between them. Yoichi thinks that it is more crucial to prevent Niko from scoring than to try to score themselves. While Yoichi is marking Niko, Niko admits that his arsenal is different from everyone else on Team Y.
Niko informs Yoichi that his eyes can assess the field situation precisely, and his brain is great at managing people. As if that weren’t enough, he further riles up Yoichi by claiming that he can stop Yoichi but not his ideas. At the 35-minute mark, Igaguri will seize the reins as Team Z’s leader. Team Y seems content with a draw and is frustrating Team Z by playing keepball. Before Team Z could launch their attack, Niko notified Yoichi that it was time for their final retaliation. Team Y uses this technique of retaliation only if the score is tied and they are hopelessly cornered.
The “One Time Killer Onslaught” is so-called because it begins with Okawa getting the ball on his half and the rest of Team Y rushing in for an all-out attack. They all took off rushing in the direction of the objective, leaving Team Z vulnerable in their pursuit. As a final resort, Iemon gets ready to defend the goal from Niko’s onslaught, but Niko throws the ball to Okawa, shocking everyone on Team Z. Yoichi seemingly out of nowhere steals the ball from Okawa and claims he could smell the end zone from where he was standing. In addition, Yoichi compares himself to Niko, remarking on how, like Niko, he prefers to send the ball to Okawa rather than an attack on his own in the first game versus Team X.
Yoichi transfers the ball to Kunigami, who then passes it to Bachira, whose dribbling skills considerably outstrip those of Team Y’s defenders. He ultimately feeds Yoichi the ball, and Yoichi scores the game-winning goal to end the match. Yoichi, understanding he has destroyed Team Y’s hopes and future, approaches them instead of joining Team Z in their celebration. Jinpachi, hidden behind screens, takes great pleasure in witnessing Yoichi’s lack of remorse as he takes pleasure in seeing the devastation on Niko and Okawa’s faces.
To mark the occasion, Team Z consumes all of the cafeteria’s leftovers in the locker room. Gagamaru and Yoichi split the extra meat they won after the game. Yoichi’s game-winning goal is discussed, as is his luck in being in the right place at the right moment. Yoichi visits the control room late at night to catch a glimpse of the match versus Team Y when everyone else is fast asleep. Unexpectedly, Chigiri was inside, and she was viewing the same video. While Yoichi and Chigiri examine the film together, Chigiri suggests that Yoichi’s spatial awareness may be particularly impressive.
Therefore, Yoichi is a deity who watches the players from above since he can see the entire field. In contrast, Yoichi can only do it on autopilot; nevertheless, if he were to learn to do it on purpose, his eyes and brain would become an unrivalled weapons. Yoichi responds by asking about Chigiri’s weapon, which he also won’t discuss. Chigiri, rather than directly responding to his inquiry, explains that he tore his right ACL and that doctors have warned him that he may never be able to play soccer again if he sustains another injury to the same knee.
Moreover, he informs Yoichi that he was similar to Yoichi before his injuries and that he came to Blue Lock in search of a reason to quit. The next day, as usual, Team Z got right to work on their drills. The sixth round of the first selection is over, and Jinpachi emerges on the screen to announce the winners. And he reordered everyone depending on how they played in the first two contests. As a result of his great play, Yoichi has risen to the top of Team Z’s standings. Additionally, Jinpachi recommends that everyone shine their own soccer weaponry to stand out from the crowd. He then goes on to say that in 24 hours, Team Z will play Team W. Before the episode finishes, Yoichi chooses to get in shape by doing laps around the field. Everyone, with the exception of Chigiri, abandons rest, washing, and eating to chase after him.
Release Date of Episode 6 of Blue Lock
It has been confirmed that the sixth episode of Blue Lock will be published on November 12, 2022, in places including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe.
On November 13, 2022, the sixth episode of Blue Lock will premiere in Japan.
Episode 6 of Blue Lock will air at the following time:
There will be a midnight release of Blue Lock Episode 6 in Japan on November 13, 2022.
The following release schedules apply to your area if the above data holds true:
Time in the Pacific Time Zone: 9:30 A.M. (November 12, 2022)
Time Zone: CST 11:30 (November 12, 2022)
Today at 12:30 PM ET (November 12, 2022)
Evening in Britain at 5:30 (November 12, 2022)
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It has also been announced by the streaming service that episodes of Blue Lock would have been dubbed in English, German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Latin American Spanish. The sixth episode of Blue Lock will premiere in Japan on TV Asahi’s NUMAnimation block, BS Asahi, and AT-X. Additionally, Episode 6 of Blue Lock is dubbed in English and can be viewed on Bilibili, Animax Asia, and Ani-One Asia.