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Blue Lock — Chapter 85

Blue Lock - Chapter 85 - Part 1
Blue Lock - Chapter 85 - Part 2
Blue Lock - Chapter 85 - Part 3
Blue Lock - Chapter 85 - Part 4

Chapter Summary

Readers are feeling a whirlwind of emotions after Blue Lock Volume 10 Chapter 85! 🌪️ This chapter has truly sent everyone on an emotional rollercoaster, with many hearts absolutely breaking. 💔

The biggest shocker? Isagi’s team lost, leading to his separation from the beloved "white team" trio: Nagi, Chigiri (affectionately dubbed "Princess" 👑), and Barou (the "King" 🦁)! Fans are visibly distraught, with comments erupting like "NO. N O. I DO NOT ACCEPT." and heartfelt pleas such as "Nagi and Isagi! 😭" The deep attachment to this dynamic squad was incredibly strong, and readers are already missing them fiercely.

But fear not, it's not all despair! 🎉 The most cherished silver lining bringing comfort is the long-awaited reunion of Bachira and Isagi! Many are absolutely hyped, exclaiming "BACHIRA AND ISAGI ARE BACK TOGETHER!" while others reluctantly accept the new lineup, acknowledging Rin’s undeniable strength. There’s a delicious mix of "I love Bachira, but I also fell in love with Nagi!" 🤷‍♀️

There's also concern for the "left behind" team, with hopes for their future. While most were shedding tears, one reader bravely voiced frustration, finding Isagi’s character development a bit slow. Overall, Blue Lock Volume 10 Chapter 85 undeniably left a lasting impression and a whole lot of conflicting feelings!

Chapter Analysis: Blue Lock — Chapter 85

Chapter AnalysisBlue Lock — Chapter 85
Blue Lock Chapter 85 hits like a gut punch because it finally forces Isagi to pay the price for his evolution. After clawing his way through the Second Selection by learning to devour others, particularly Barou, Isagi runs straight into a wall he cannot eat his way around. Rin Itoshi is not just stronger or faster, he is colder, more complete, and utterly dismissive of Isagi's newfound predatory mindset. The 4v4 loss is not a fluke or a last-minute miracle gone wrong, it is systematic dismantling, and that makes the defeat sting all the more for readers who watched this makeshift team of Isagi, Nagi, Barou and Chigiri actually start to click. The emotional core of the chapter is separation. That white team quartet had become a fan favorite precisely because they should not have worked together. Nagi's lazy genius, Barou's tyrannical king persona reshaped into a villainous partner, Chigiri's blistering speed on the wing, and Isagi pulling the strings in the middle created a volatile but thrilling chemistry. Watching Rin poach Isagi and tear that unit apart feels cruel, and the story leans into that cruelty. Isagi is not rewarded for his growth, he is claimed as a prize, dragged away from the teammates he learned to weaponize. Yet there is a powerful silver lining that reframes the whole loss. Isagi is reunited with Bachira, the original partner who challenged him to steal him back. Bachira himself is coming off his own brutal awakening after Rin shattered his dependence on his imaginary monster. He is no longer just looking for someone to play with, he is demanding someone who can keep up. Their reunion is not a comforting homecoming, it is a new test. Isagi must now prove he is worthy of standing beside a self-reliant Bachira while surviving under Rin's suffocating control. Artistically, this chapter thrives on contrast, the despair on Isagi's face against Rin's icy dominance, and Bachira's feral new energy crackling back to life. It leaves the community torn between heartbreak over the breakup and hype for what this twisted new trio could become.