Blue Lock Chapter 239: Release Date, Reading Platforms, and all the Details
Get ready for the intense excitement in Blue Lock chapter 239! Discover the exact release date and time, along with where to read this thrilling manga Dive into a recap of chapter 238 and brace yourself for what's to come in the highly anticipated Blue Lock chapter 239
Blue Lock chapter 239 is scheduled to be released on Wednesday, November 1, 2023, at 12 am JST. There have been no announcements of any breaks or hiatus, so fans can expect the chapter to be released according to the magazine's schedule. To read the series, fans can purchase a physical or digital copy of Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine.
In the previous chapter, Hiori Yo and Yoichi Isagi demonstrated incredible teamwork even without direct communication. Hiori managed to break through Ubers' defense, bypassing Niko, Lorenzo, and Barou. He successfully passed the ball to Isagi, who was in a strategic position, and Isagi scored a goal, resulting in a final score of 3-2 for the match.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the Blue Lock manga.
Blue Lock chapter 239 release times
Yoichi Isagi and Hiori Yo as seen in the Blue Lock manga (Image via Kodansha)
Blue Lock chapter 239 will be titled Creation!.
The release date for fans worldwide is scheduled for Tuesday, October 31, 2023. However, fans in Japan will have access to it on Wednesday, November 1, 2023, at 12 am JST.
The release times and the corresponding time zones for Blue Lock chapter 239 are listed below:
| Time Zone | Release Time | Release Day | Release Date |
| Pacific Daylight Time | 7 am | Tuesday | October 31 |
| Central Daylight Time | 9 am | Tuesday | October 31 |
| Eastern Daylight Time | 10 am | Tuesday | October 31 |
| British Summer Time | 3 pm | Tuesday | October 31 |
| Central European Summer Time | 4 pm | Tuesday | October 31 |
| Indian Standard Time | 8:30 pm | Tuesday | October 31 |
| Philippine Standard Time | 11 pm | Tuesday | October 31 |
| Australia Central Standard Time | 12:30 am | Wednesday | November 1 |
Where to read the Blue Lock manga?
The Blue Lock manga by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yūsuke Nomura can be accessed in the United States through Kodansha's K Manga website and app. However, readers from other countries currently do not have access to the service. As a result, fans may need to consider purchasing Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine either in digital or physical format in order to enjoy the series.
Recap of Blue Lock chapter 238
Hiori Yo as seen in the Blue Lock manga (Image via Kodansha)
In Blue Lock chapter 238, titled "Dreamers," Hiori Yo impressively bypasses Ikki Niko with his exceptional dribbling skills. Shortly after, Don Lorenzo arrives on the scene to halt Hiori's progress, but Isagi cleverly evades his defense. Meanwhile, Aryu Jyubei closely shadows Isagi, but their plans are disrupted when Michael Kaiser suddenly emerges and snatches Isagi's chance to score. This unexpected arrival catches Oliver Aiku off guard.
Around the same time, Shoei Barou intervened to block Hiori's pass to Isagi. However, Hiori disregarded Barou's presence and successfully delivered the ball to Isagi's intended location. Simultaneously, Isagi swiftly made his move, resulting in the ball landing right in front of him. Consequently, he skillfully scored the winning goal, securing Bastard Munchen's victory over Ubers with a final score of 3-2.
What to expect from Blue Lock chapter 239?
Michael Kaiser is depicted in the Blue Lock manga (Image via Kodansha).
Chapter 239 of Blue Lock, titled Creation!, is expected to conclude the match between Bastard Munchen and Ubers. Consequently, the chapter will likely focus on illustrating the reactions of the players and coaches.
Michael Kaiser's reaction will be of utmost importance, as a challenge had been issued between him and Isagi to determine who could score the most goals. Isagi emerged as the victor, and it remains to be seen how Kaiser will respond to this outcome. Additionally, the manga may unveil Hiori Yo's decision regarding his future in football. Despite initially deciding to quit the sport during the match, it is uncertain if his assist in Isagi's exceptional goal will alter his choice.
