Blue Lock Chapter 364 spoilers are not available yet, but Japan finally appears to have found a way to disrupt England instead of simply reacting to Fox’s system.
Chapter 363 introduced Ego’s second-half adjustments and gave Kurona a very specific job against Teddy Knight. Meanwhile, Side-B made Nagi’s rebuilding process considerably nastier by taking away the weapon he relies on most.
Both threads now have somewhere interesting to go.
Blue Lock Chapter 364 Quick Status
- Spoiler status: No confirmed spoilers
- Previous chapter: Chapter 363
- Expected release: Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026
- Break: None currently announced
- Where to read: K MANGA
- Reported next title: A translation similar to “One-Point Gamble” or “All on One Point”
The Chapter 364 title translation remains provisional until an official English version or clearer translation becomes available.
Are Blue Lock Chapter 364 Spoilers Out Yet?
No.
There are currently no dependable Blue Lock Chapter 364 spoilers, raw scans or full summary available.
The series normally updates weekly through K MANGA on Tuesdays. With no break currently announced, Chapter 364 is projected for Oct. 6.
We’ll update this page once trustworthy chapter information begins circulating.
Until then, everything below is based on Chapter 363 and should be treated as prediction rather than confirmed spoilers.
What Happened in Blue Lock Chapter 363?
Blue Lock Chapter 363 split its attention between Japan’s match against England and Nagi’s continuing Side-B challenge.
For Nagi, the next stage introduced the Taboo Game.
Each participant must compete without relying on one of their usual weapons. Nagi received the cruelest restriction possible for him:
No trapping.
Rather than immediately rejecting the idea, Nagi appeared interested in discovering what he could do without the skill that has defined his game.
Back at the U-20 World Cup, Ego changed Japan’s formation and brought Chigiri and Kurona into the match.
Kurona received one particularly simple assignment.
Stay with Teddy Knight.
Can Japan Stop Teddy Knight?
Chapter 363 finally gave Japan a defensive answer that does not depend on beating Teddy one-on-one.
Kurona pressures him closely while Kiyora closes the routes Teddy expects to use.
That combination disrupts England’s system because Fox relies on his players selecting prepared answers to each situation.
If Japan can deliberately remove those answers, England has to improvise.
That sounds obvious until you remember England has spent most of the match making Japan look like the team that forgot there would be a second half.
Chapter 364 could show whether the “Dog Hunt” approach genuinely changes the match or simply surprises England once.
What Could Isagi Do in Chapter 364?
Isagi immediately understands what Ego is trying to accomplish.
England’s strength comes from its predetermined solutions. Japan needs to create situations where those solutions no longer work.
That fits Isagi unusually well.
His best moments rarely come from simply overpowering another player. He reads how everyone else understands the field and then finds the point where that understanding breaks.
If Kurona and Kiyora can force Teddy away from England’s preferred route, Isagi may be able to attack whatever opens afterward.
The important question is whether Japan can turn that disruption into a goal.
They’re still chasing a 3-1 deficit.
Being clever is lovely. The scoreboard remains rather rude.
What Happens With Nagi Next?
Nagi’s Side-B storyline gives Chapter 364 another possible direction.
The Taboo Game forces him to play without trapping, which removes the technique that normally lets him transform difficult passes into immediate opportunities.
That challenge goes directly at Nagi’s biggest weakness.
He has always possessed absurd natural ability.
Side-B is trying to find out what happens when ability alone cannot solve the problem.
Chapter 364 could either continue that test or leave Nagi temporarily while the England match develops.
Either way, taking away his trapping makes his next appearance considerably more interesting than simply asking him to score again.
What is Blue Lock Chapter 364 Called?
Early Chapter 363 information points toward a Chapter 364 title that can be translated along the lines of “One-Point Gamble” or “All on One Point.”
That wording is not yet definitive.
The title could refer to Japan committing everything to a particular weakness in England’s system, but that remains speculation until the chapter itself provides context.
Blue Lock Chapter 364 Release Date
Blue Lock Chapter 364 is currently expected to release on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026.
No break has been announced after Chapter 363 at this stage.
You can follow later projected chapters and confirmed breaks in our Blue Lock manga release schedule.
Where to Read Blue Lock Chapter 364
Blue Lock Chapter 364 will be available officially through K MANGA once it releases.
Japan finally has a plan for making England uncomfortable.
Nagi, meanwhile, has been told to play football without trapping.
Apparently everyone gets homework this week.
