Episode 21 of Blue Lock will be released on Saturday, March 4th, or Sunday, March 5th, depending on your location. For Japanese fans, the episode will release on local networks like TV Asahi, while for international fans, Crunchyroll has licensed the series. Netflix will also broadcast the upcoming episode, but only within select regions of Asia, including India, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, and Thailand.
As the release time will vary depending on your region, here’s the exact schedule you need to follow:
- Pacific Time: 11:00 AM PST
- Mountain Time: 12:00 PM MST
- Central Time: 1:00 PM CST
- Eastern Time: 2:00 PM EST
- British Time: 8″00 PM GMT
- European Time: 9:00 PM CEST
- Indian Time: 12:30 AM IST (Sunday)
Fans are already aware of Rin Itoshi’s potential, the star player of Blue Lock. However, after Nagi’s goal in the previous match, Rin’s ego was hurt, and he was all fired up. Even while playing without much effort, Rin was able to control the field with his vision and win the match against any other team, but this time, Nagi has awakened a beast, and fans are eager to see Rin taking the game in a more serious manner. The synopsis released for Episode 21 on Blue Lock’s official website also hints at Rin dominating the match.
What Happened Previously On Blue Lock?
The episode started with a random communication between Bachira, Aoshi, and Aryu, and the latter two told the former to pass them the ball so they could score a goal. Chigiri and Aryu met, and the latter was impressed with the former’s hair. Chigiri also appreciated Aryu’s name; however, he was disappointed as he didn’t like his name.
On the other hand, Aoshi was nervous after meeting Barou and seeing his persona. Finally, Barou decided to cover Aoshi, Chigiri covered up Aryu, Nagi chose to play against Rin, and Isagi was left to cover Bachira.
The match started, and Bachira tried to confuse Isagi with his exceptional dribbling. However, he soon realized that Isagi had improved a lot from the last time. Bachira passed the ball to Aoshi; however, Isagi managed to get the ball and passed it to Nagi, who later passed it to Chigiri. Rin and Aryu also ran toward the ball, but Chigiri managed to get it first, and he scored the goal.
Bachira started the match again, and this time, he passed the ball to Aryu without looking, which confused Isagi. Aryu and Chigiri ran for the ball, but Aryu managed to get it first because of his long reach. He passed the ball to Aoshi, who further passed it to Rin. Nagi tried to tackle Rin, but the latter confused Nagi with a fake shot and passed him.
He did the same with Chigiri and passed him as well. Isagi tried to confront him, but Rin tackled him and scored the goal. Isagi realized that Rin was a monster who didn’t need any chemical reactions. However, this time Isagi understood the reason behind every move that Rin made.
The game started again, and the ball was with Chigiri. Understanding the game, Isagi tried to appear from the blind spot and take a pass from Chigiri. However, when Chigiri passed, Rin appeared and took the ball, and passed it to Bachira. Bachira was also fired up and passed the ball to Aryu, who took a head and scored the goal. Nagi started to awaken and decided to destroy everyone’s play, after which he confused Rin with his attacks and scored the goal. Nagi realized that with Isagi, there were no limits to his strength. In the meantime, Rin had also fired up.
