The Final Showdown: Blue Lock Chapter 240 Intensifies the Rivalry between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser

The Final Showdown: Blue Lock Chapter 240 Intensifies the Rivalry between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser

Blue Lock chapter 240 intensifies as the final match looms, showcasing the fierce determination of Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser to annihilate each other Meanwhile, the auction rankings unveil Rin Itoshi's remarkable rise to the top in this thrilling manga installment

In Blue Lock chapter 240, the manga unveiled the new auction rankings for the Blue Lock candidates. The matches between Bastard Munchen and Ubers, and Paris X Gen and Manshine City had just concluded. As Isagi and Rin reveled in their triumph, an announcement redirected their focus.

In the previous chapter, Isagi and Hiori's goal garnered reactions from everyone. The Ubers players were astounded by their synchronized play, even without looking at each other. Simultaneously, Hiori expressed his desire to play a style of football that would produce the world's best striker. Meanwhile, Rin Itoshi achieved a hat-trick, leading Paris X Gen to a 3-1 victory over Manshine City.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the Blue Lock manga.

Blue Lock chapter 240: Rin Itoshi tops Blue Lock's auction rankings

The Final Showdown: Blue Lock Chapter 240 Intensifies the Rivalry between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser

In Blue Lock chapter 240 (Image via Kodansha), Rin Itoshi is seen. The chapter, titled "Three Way Up," begins with Paris X Gen's victory against Manshine City. As Rin Itoshi walks away, Seishiro Nagi questions his motivation. Rin responds by expressing his desire to surpass his brother Sae and defeat Yoichi Isagi. However, he admits that he has no plans for what comes after achieving these goals.

Blue Lock chapter 240 then shifted its focus to the field showcasing the intense confrontation between Bastard Munchen and Ubers. In this gripping moment, Yoichi Isagi vividly recalled his wager with Michael Kaiser and came to the realization that he had not only emerged victorious in the match but had also triumphed in their bet. However, his jubilation was abruptly interrupted by an announcement commencing the unveiling of the new auction rankings, commencing with ranks 29 - 24.

The Final Showdown: Blue Lock Chapter 240 Intensifies the Rivalry between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser

Yoichi Isagi captured in the events of Blue Lock chapter 240 (Image via Kodansha)

The rankings were as follows:

29th - Nanase - 3 Million

28th - Wanima - 4 Million

26th - Gen Fukaku and Hiiragi - 5 Million

25th - Niou - 6 Million

24th - Zantetsu - 8 Million

Nanase was taken aback by the offer he received, while Zantetsu felt that his worth was underestimated. Subsequently, the announcer began enumerating the rankings from 23 to 12, as these players would be chosen to represent Japan in the U20 World Cup.

The rankings were as follows:

23rd - Tokimitsu -10 Million

22nd - Hayate - 13 Million

21st - Darai - 15 Million

20th - Raichi - 18 Million

18th - Hiori and Sendou - 20 Million

17th - Otoya - 22 Million

16th - Karasu - 24 Million

15th - Shidou - 25 Million

14th - Niko - 30 Million

13th - Gagamaru - 32 Million

12th - Kurona - 34 Million

Tokimitsu and Raichi expressed their contentment with their valuation, while Kurona and Hiori appeared to be pleased. The manga then presented the players ranked from 11 to 4.

The Final Showdown: Blue Lock Chapter 240 Intensifies the Rivalry between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser

Shoei Barou can be seen in Blue Lock chapter 240 (Image via Kodansha)

The rankings were as follows:

11th - Aryu - 35 Million

9th - Yukimiya and Reo - 36 Million

8th - Aiku - 38 Million

7th - Nagi - 43 Million

5th - Kunigami and Chigiri - 50 Million

4th - Bachira - 66 Million

After losing their match against Paris X Gen, both Reo and Nagi's valuation dropped. As for Chigiri, he seemed glad to see that Kunigami had the same rank as him.

The top three ranked players were then announced, with Shoei Barou coming in at 3rd place. Despite being valued at 130 Million by Ubers, his rank had surprisingly dropped.

The Final Showdown: Blue Lock Chapter 240 Intensifies the Rivalry between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser

Yoichi Isagi as seen in Blue Lock chapter 240 (Image via Kodansha)

Yoichi Isagi emerged as the second-highest ranked player, commanding a valuation of 150 million, a significant threefold increase from his previous appraisal. At the pinnacle of the rankings stood Rin Itoshi, who garnered an impressive 180 million bid following his remarkable hat trick against Manshine City.

In addition, it was disclosed by the announcer that Michael Kaiser's bid had soared to a staggering 320 million. This substantial offer originated from La Real, the esteemed football powerhouse of Spain and the very team where Itoshi Sae also showcased his exceptional skills.

The Final Showdown: Blue Lock Chapter 240 Intensifies the Rivalry between Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser

Michael Kaiser, as depicted in Blue Lock chapter 240 (Image via Kodansha), prompted celebration from Ness upon learning that La Real desired to acquire him. However, contrary to expectations, Kaiser remained dissatisfied. His defeat at the hands of Isagi had caused him to prioritize his determination to surpass Isagi over any consideration of his own value or interest from La Real. The upcoming match between Bastard Munchen and Paris X Gen became the focal point of Rin Itoshi, Yoichi Isagi, and Michael Kaiser, who eagerly anticipated the opportunity to confront and vanquish one another.

Editor's P/S

In Blue Lock chapter 240, the stakes are raised even higher as the final match approaches. Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser are determined to surpass each other, and the auction rankings reveal Rin's incredible rise to the top. It's clear that these three players are the cream of the crop, and it will be exciting to see how they perform in the upcoming match.

Personally, I'm a big fan of Blue Lock and I'm always excited to see what happens next. The story is well-written and the characters are well-developed. I'm especially interested in seeing how Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser continue to grow and develop as players. I think they all have the potential to be the best in the world, and it will be fun to see who comes out on top.

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