Blue Lock Chapter 363: Ego sends in Kurona to hunt Teddy Knight

Blue Lock Chapter 363
Blue Lock Chapter 363 - Source: K Manga

Blue Lock Chapter 363 introduces a new hunting theme. England leads 3-1 after Teddy Knight scores England's third goal, and Coach Fox shows strong faith in his system. Jinpachi Ego has set a new formation with two tiny defenders. Their task is quite easy as they only need to track down England's star player and not allow him to breathe.

They manage to do that, at least for one single play. Ranze Kurona and Jin Kiyora corner Teddy and stop his run at the sideline. Coach Fox’s machine-like system suddenly fails for a moment. Blue Lock Chapter 363 also has 20 pages, of which two pages involve Side-B where a new cruel rule surprises Nagi.


Nagi faces the Taboo Game in Blue Lock Chapter 363

Nagi in the Taboo Game - Source: K Manga
Nagi in the Taboo Game - Source: K Manga

Blue Lock Chapter 363's title is "Taboo Game." The setting is Side-B's gathering room, where the winners of the first leg are present. Nagi Seishiro is there, among the remaining players. The Birdcage was horrific. Only 150 remain from the original 300.

The new leg will feature a new idea. Every player must have a taboo condition. Nagi is especially unfortunate. He cannot use his weapon "trapping" anymore and shows excitement at the concept. The chapter lasts for only two pages.


Fox pushes his system

Now the scene shifts to the England locker room. Teddy has scored a third goal, and Coach Fox rallies the troops to have complete trust in the computer application. He assures the players that victory is in their hands if they follow his probability-based program.

Fox screams: 'I am 0 to 1!' The English players repeat it back to him and feel invincible after going up by a score of 3-1. In this chapter, the England players are confident in the system.


Ego changes the lineup in Blue Lock Chapter 363

Locker room planning - Source: K Manga
Locker room planning - Source: K Manga

Ego wastes no time as he comes up with the new plan in the Blue Lock locker room. In the latest chapter, he informs the players of the 4-1-3-2 formation. Chigiri and Kurona in; Yukimiya and Tsurugi out for the second half of the match.

Ego clarifies the logic of his formation. Since the old strategy of playing wide won't work now because of the absence of two wingers, Chigiri will be able to go solo. Kurona's role is the most complicated.

According to Ego, he will play a significant role in the plan. For that, he is to chase Teddy relentlessly. It seems to Kurona that the time spent on training in tag was not wasted at all.


The Dog Hunt stops Teddy

Kurona presses on Teddy - Source: K Manga
Kurona presses on Teddy - Source: K Manga

England starts play and receives the ball. Isagi immediately activates Metavision. He reviews Fox's strategy and looks for an opportunity to disarm England. Kurona follows Teddy, who stays relaxed and evaluates all the possibilities promised by Fox. He pretends to jump over the ball but doesn’t go ahead with it.

With this deception, he wants to lure Kurona into his trap. Instead, he keeps sprinting down the wing. According to Blue Lock Chapter 363, he considers himself a winner of the fight.

The trap was set by Blue Lock. Kiyora intervenes and blocks Teddy. He mocks Teddy by calling him “a little kid.” Kurona and Kiyora effectively trap Teddy from both sides.

Teddy stops, and so does the whole English team. Isagi is delighted to see his plan work. He names the team of Kurona and Kiyora “Chibi × Chibi” and calls their technique “Dog Hunt” by comparing it to hounds getting hold of a knight.

Edited by Akihito Chakma