Blue Lock Manga Books Set Vol. 1-21

Blue Lock Manga Set, Volumes 1-21

Japan wants a striker who can win, and Blue Lock is the facility built to find one. This set of blue lock volumes 1-21 collects 21 books of the soccer series written by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and illustrated by Yusuke Nomura.

Yoichi Isagi walks into the Blue Lock program and finds a cutthroat contest where every match decides who stays. The pages are full of rivalries, sudden turns and fast matches.

Sport and psychology in one story

Blue Lock is a sports manga, but much of its tension is mental. Players size each other up, fall out, team up and turn on each other again. It is a blend of sports action and psychological drama.

Who follows Yoichi Isagi

• Soccer fans who want a manga built around the game
• Readers who like high-pressure competition stories
• Collectors who want a long run of the series in one purchase

Inside the Blue Lock facility

The training program is the heart of the series. Young players are pushed into match after match, and anyone who falls behind is out. Yoichi Isagi has to figure out what kind of striker he is while everyone around him is trying to do the same thing. The rivalries that form in those early rounds carry through the volumes that follow, and new challenges keep changing who is on top.

Twenty-one volumes is a long run of the story, so readers can follow Isagi well past his first days in the program. For anyone who has seen the anime, this is a chance to read the matches in their original manga form.

Book details

• Title: Blue Lock, Volumes 1-21
• Author: Muneyuki Kaneshiro
• Illustrator: Yusuke Nomura
• Volumes: 1 to 21

Questions buyers ask

How many Blue Lock books are in the set?

Twenty-one, numbered 1 to 21.

Who wrote and drew Blue Lock?

Muneyuki Kaneshiro wrote it and Yusuke Nomura did the illustrations.

Do I need to know soccer to enjoy it?

It helps a little, but the rivalries and competition carry the story for readers who do not follow the sport.

Who is the main character?

Yoichi Isagi, a young striker who enters the Blue Lock training facility.

Is this a good starting point for new readers?

Yes. It begins at volume 1, so a new reader can start from the first match.