Streets won't forget your match against the best team in the competition
When the entire Japan was making a pitiful performance (including the star players), you were one of the few who came up with attacking strategies while also stopping french guys
Put some respect on Karasu
Would I be salty if I said that this page points to a better outcome for Isagi than for Rin in terms of their future dynamic ?
I mean, his fixations are still present, and it feels more like Isagi is going to use them, rather than helping Rin break free from this whole mess
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Ever since the reveal of Englandβs true nature not simply being βegolessβ Japan vs England has transformed into far more than a battle of foils and parallels
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Après le parallèle 266/366
Maintenant cβest pareil avec le 367
Funny that people have been criticizing how "Isagi-centric" the manga has become
Yet, the plan he lays out here requires constantly bringing something new to the table and that means he will need the other players being involved
Itβs going to act as a catalyst for everyone
I know heβs coming back
But itβs still funny seeing him, planted in that big armchair, hurling death threats at Isagi from 30 meters away
threats Isagi wouldnβt hear anyway, given that the entire stadium is cheering for him
but itβs cool to illustrate it this way
Modifications have to catch up with innovation before it renders the whole thing obsolete, pragmatism versus risk-taking
the race between the fox and the demon king has only just begun π₯
Still, Iβm glad itβs Karasu who talks about the more practical side of Foxβs philosophy
It serves as a perfect segue into the riskier aspects of the solution that Blue Lock offers
Itβs consistent with the characterβs pragmatism, and funny that itβs Hiori who follows up on that
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To explain how much of a genius Yoichi Isagi is, I need to explain the concept of Theory of Mind. Please also factor in the speed at which football is played; you will soon understand why what Yoichi Isagi does is impossible for most players.
Theory of Mind (ToM) is the ability to attribute mental states, including beliefs, desires, intentions, knowledge, and emotions, to yourself and others, and to understand that others can have mental states different from your own or from reality. It lets you predict and explain behavior by thinking, βWhat does he believe, want, or intend?β rather than simply reacting to what is visibly happening. This is the process Isagi used to analyze Kaiser and develop Metavision.
1/7
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The Fandom's Biggest Lie: Why Isagi Yoichi Is the Creator of Luck, Not a "Luck Merchant" π§΅
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Been seeing a lot of βThe manga just expects us to believe that Isagi did something different for this play to work without showing usβ posts but I think itβs actually the opposite. The manga has shown us what Isagi did differently but hasnβt told us (atleast not yet).
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Future Isagi when he sees the 36th European with a monotonous tone telling him what kind of player he should be
"Processing and Creation"
For me, this will essentially be a chapter where Isagi explains the sequence of events that just unfolded to the others
This ties into the idea that Isagi will bring other variables to generate future lucky spots, acting once again as a catalyst
Half the fandom is ready to tear Karasu apart but hey thatβs the game and at least Iβve had a good laugh so far
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Okay, fuck it, I'm gonna give you some breadcrumbs.
1- Football is a sport where variance plays a big role, just as in life. Without it, you could predict every football match result with 100% accuracy.
2- Usain Bolt is the fastest man alive. Has he won every race he's competed in? No, because of variance.
3- Every cerebral player uses a lens through which they make their analysis. That lens can skew their perspective: for example, Hugo with Suitability theory, Hiiragi and his fortune-telling thing, Karasu and his path of least resistance toward the goal.
4- When a cerebral player also has superior talent that shows up visibly on the field, what the player can "see" gets even more limited. For example, Hugo would never worry about missing a pass because his mind doesn't go there. He knows he's that good.
5- Geniuses like Rin and Loki, and superior, talented learners like Sae and Hugo, can instinctively react to luck, but they don't consciously factor it in. The reason is simple. They are too good. Factoring in luck is for "weaklings."
6- Luck is always a matter of hindsight being 20/20. When Aiku stopped Onazi, even though Onazi awakened, was Aiku lucky, or was he somewhat prepared for that possibility?
7- Yoichi Isagi is a player who fights in a den of monsters, and compared to them, he is utterly limited physically and technically. This is why Isagi has no other choice but to be aware of what others cannot even be aware of.
8- The strong see the glass as almost full because they can fill it up even more. The weak see the glass half full and half empty and account for both. To the casuals, it looks like luck, but to Isagi, it is preparation. Just like Ego said back in chapter 87, if you consider it bad luck to have pigeons shit on you, you could have avoided it if you'd been aware of your surroundings. Still no guarantee, but you account for the possibility.
It's not luck if a player has contingency plans for contingency plans. It's preparation meeting opportunity.
While weβre on the subject of bad omens
Itβs interesting how Isagi was looking in the same direction as the Blue Lock logo on the ground, whereas Karasu was facing the opposite way
Especially considering that the 2 of them held conflicting views regarding the fate of Blue Lock
Iβve been seeing a lot of posts about Karasu following the recent chapters, some points I agree with, others I donβt
So, Iβll share my own perspective because, as I see it, he can only react positively to Isagiβs resurgence
And it even makes me optimistic that Karasu might eventually will have a more positive view on Isagi
Seeing a player so completely in sync with himself could inspire Karasu to wipe the slate clean of his own internal contradictions




































