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Nagi's super goal ties
the game up at one apiece!
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Just look at the passion in this stadium!
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Who exactly is this Nagi character?
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Has this Blue Lock project
a-actually worked?
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It's no longer clear who
the hero of this match will be.
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Wait. This is cringe.
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Nagi!
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Damn.
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Missed my chance to be a hero.
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We're just getting started.
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What an annoyin' goal.
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Yup. This'll work.
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We can make it to the world stage.
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Episode
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Episode
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Blue Genes
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All right! We clawed it back!
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But why'd our attack
suddenly start functioning?
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They were struggling badly a minute ago.
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Blue Lock Staff
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Blue Lock
General Director
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Don't get caught up in the goal itself, gofer.
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The key came before that.
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Before that?
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The play leading up to it.
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Itoshi Rin's improvisation
set everything in motion.
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Didn't I tell you? Our players know
how to handle the real thing.
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They have the improvisation skills
they nurtured in the selections.
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You mean things like
those "chemical reactions"?
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Yes, that's one of the improvisation skills.
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Off to
Slay
Demons
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Off to
Slay
Demons
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When chasing an objective,
things often don't go as planned.
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Whoa!
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No one told us about this!
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The answers in textbooks and manuals
are empty theory, useless in the real field.
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When the strategy you had
planned out doesn't work...
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This is impossible!
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Let's go back for now!
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...the mediocre panic and look for
excuses for their failure to feel better.
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Loser
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This is the thinking of a loser.
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What is the objective
of this match, Anri-chan?
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Huh? Well, um... To win.
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Right.
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A winner never loses sight of their objective.
They simply tackle this new challenge.
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What should we do?
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Hold on.
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Even if your plan fails, as long as you
keep trying to achieve your objective...
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I won't give up!
Onward to Onigashima Island!
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...that situation becomes the new challenge.
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That's the thinking you need to improvise.
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In Blue Lock, we do not need
mediocre players with no initiative.
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What we want are egoists
who seek out challenges for themselves.
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And Itoshi Rin did exactly that
before anyone else,
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and Isagi Yoichi responded to it.
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Blue Lock XI
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As I thought, Isagi Yoichi is
necessary for Itoshi Rin's awakening.
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Let's go score another.
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Yeah.
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That goal just now...
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Any of them could've scored it.
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That's just how good
their shooting skills are.
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But it was only possible
because we disrupted their formation,
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and managed to use our weapon
the way we'd practiced.
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And the one who gave us
that opening was undoubtedly Rin.
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Just keep your eyes on me.
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Those words helped me to focus
on my linkup play with Rin.
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Rin gave me a new challenge.
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Hey, Rin.
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Too bad about that shot.
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But it was a good move.
I'm sure it'll work next time—
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Huh?
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Shut up. Are you taunting me?
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Everything that's not a goal is worthless.
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Yeah, but thanks to your play—
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So what?
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You were aiming to score, too, weren't you?
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You followed me like
goldfish shit into midfield,
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but once you were in the area, your ego
took over and you went for goal yourself.
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You got a problem with that?
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No. Keep doing it.
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Taking advantage and devouring
each other serves a purpose.
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A twisted relationship like that
is healthy for us.
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Right.
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I see. So it's our dynamics
that create these innovative plays.
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We're a threat to the other team now.
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Don't get comfortable. Fight.
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For my goal and nothing else.
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There's 15 minutes left in the first half.
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Who would've thought it'd go like this?
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Uh-huh. It's really intense.
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The JFU presents
Japan's U-20s vs. Blue Lock
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The game resumes with the score at 1-1.
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Hey.
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We're 30 minutes into the first half,
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and not even a "Long time no see,"
you poor excuse for a big brother?
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Japan's U-20s
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Blue Lock XI
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This isn't a game for Itoshi Sae.
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This is the game where I surpass you.
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Here we go!
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Sae-kun! Over here!
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Rin, I'll back you up!
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Stay out of it, Isagi.
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Get lost, outsiders.
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We're in the middle of a sibling fight!
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A sibling fight on a big stage like this?
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You're making this about you now?
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He's good, using his shoulder like that.
And using Rin's tackle...
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It's a block and turn!
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No.
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Rin saw it and he's keeping up, if just barely.
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If you keep behaving like
you're my little brother...
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...you will never surpass me.
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A cross elástico?
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He gets past! Itoshi Sae
breaks through their midfield!
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Way to go, Sae-kun!
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The first round of this sibling showdown
goes to the older brother!
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You got beat, you dumb
Mr. Long Bottom Lashes?
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Here they come.
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The opposition will charge us all at once.
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Watch the back line, Niko Boy.
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Right!
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Blue Lock XI
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Niko Ikki...
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Do you know why someone of average height
and speed like you is playing at center back?
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For my field of vision?
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Bingo.
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Your extraordinary ability to read the field
makes you Blue Lock's greatest sensor.
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Track every player
coordinating with Itoshi Sae.
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Then, from the swarm surrounding him,
quickly and accurately...
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identify and eliminate
the most dangerous intruder.
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Japan's U-20s
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No, wait. That pass has back spin on it
to make it easier to control.
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Even if I charge in at full speed...
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I'll be half a step too short to get it.
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This is a trap.
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By drawing me out,
they intend to disrupt our formation,
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then get in behind with an easy touch.
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It's an excellent trap
Itoshi Sae has set for me.
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If I dive in, it's game over.
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You're too naïve, Mr. Genius.
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I'll pretend to fall into your trap.
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Then, half a step before...
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All stop.
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It'll bounce off his foot, and I'll...
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exterminate a pest!
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Nice, Niko!
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Second ball!
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All righty, ya dim dumdums.
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Blue Lock XI
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Y'all idiots ready for a counterattack?
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They're coming, Wakatsuki.
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That Kansai guy sure complains a lot, yup.
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My analysis of 'em usin' pregame materials
and the match so far is nearly complete.
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Their defense is three-fold.
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Phase one: the moment the ball goes
to the other team, Hayate presses.
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Phase two: behind him is the strong
zonal defense of the four defenders.
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There ain't no hole in their iron wall.
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If there ain't none, I'll make one.
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The most powerful weapon in my arsenal...
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Blue Lock XI
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Blue Lock XI
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Go get 'em, Otoya.
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Let's blast through them, Karasu.
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Go ahead and try it, you lousy ninja.
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Japan's U-20s
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Your stealthy steps are too loud.
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Blue Lock XI
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Who said I would be...
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...going it alone?
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Good. Pick up the pace and get in behind.
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Not bad.
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You and that Osakan-spouting
penalty box player make a good duo.
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We're still evenly-matched, though.
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And then, phase three...
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When it gets critical,
Aiku comes over to cover.
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This three-fold structure is
the foundation of the U-20s' defense.
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Japan's U-20s
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Too bad for you, Mr. Ninja.
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Moron.
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Who said this was a duo?
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Huh?
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This is who I was aimin' for
from the beginning.
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Sprint forward, our third arrow...
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Blue Lock XI
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The fastest runner in Blue Lock!
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Blast open a hole for us, Missy.
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Blue Lock XI
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He's already reacting to me.
That's why you're the captain.
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Just try and catch me!
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In terms of comprehensive ability across the
whole field, you might have the upper hand.
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But this is the right wing.
Just one straight home stretch.
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My speed will...
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roar across...
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the world!
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My dream...
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The moment I've dreamed of...
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It's now!
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Wh-What incredible acceleration!
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Blue Lock's No. 4, Chigiri Hyoma, creates
a chance by slicing down the right wing!
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The Blue Lock XI will
flood the penalty area!
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Should I go further in?
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Damn. I'll have to pass.
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The player who's free is...
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I ain't just gonna sit and
defend the whole time, dumdum.
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Karasu?
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Good positioning, Assassin.
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You owe me one.
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Gimme it, Red.
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The ball goes in to a less crowded area!
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But one player's free!
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Perfect, Missy. I can fire one in
at goal from here, just about.
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Thanks for the—
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Japan's U-20s
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Is this guy for real?
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He read my positioning
with pinpoint precision.
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Nice one, genius!
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Second ball!
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Blue Lock XI
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Rin!
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Shoot. I dare you.
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I underestimated you all.
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I thought you were a bunch of
typical no-good Japanese players,
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sticking faithfully to your coach's tactics.
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But I was wrong.
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Their only wish is to change
their fates with their own goals.
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They're ravenous beasts.
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Rin!
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Interesting.
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You intend to get past me in a two-on-one?
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A one-two. Just as I thought.
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But you're the bait.
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I saw through it.
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You're right-footed.
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If you copy your bro and shoot left-footed,
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your power and accuracy will be
two notches worse like last time.
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You can have the route
to take a left-footed shot.
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But...
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I'm killing the one to the right.
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You'll have to shoot left-footed
in that stance, so you're not ready.
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He hit it with the outside
of his right foot and curved it?
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You're something else, Blue Lock.
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Goal!
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We've got some new genes in
the world of Japanese soccer.
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They've come from behind and it's now 2-1!
Who could've foreseen this?
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The JFU presents
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Japan's U-20s vs. Blue Lock
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Right?
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That was genius.
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That motion to prevent
them from reading it...
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then a right-footed,
out-to-in, mid-range shot.
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That's you going for the kill.
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Rin!
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Guys, we've got five minutes
left in the first half.
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We'll use Plan B to see it out.
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Aye-aye, sir.
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Ya so irritate me.
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For now, we're in the lead.
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You were good bait, Isagi.
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Damn it.
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Next time, I'll score.
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Those guys...
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Crap.
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Damn it all.
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Sorry, guys. I allowed him to shoot.
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If you couldn't prevent it, no one could've.
Plus, it was a two-on-one.
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Gotta admit, though, he really
is the little brother of a genius.
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How many times are you going to miss,
Mr. Lover Boy to a Pin-Up Model?
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A pin-up... What?
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This is what happens
if you don't score when on top.
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You're responsible for
this situation, you lousy striker.
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S-Screw you.
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I might have lost the ball,
but I can't be blamed for all of it.
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I'm not passing the buck.
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This is legit criticism from someone
who's creating chances for you.
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Score a goal.
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If we lose, the U-20s will be
taken over by them, right?
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Well, not that I care.
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I won't let it end like this.
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You can use me more, Sae-kun.
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Then, can I move up?
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Right, yup. Let's equalize before the whistle.
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Hmph. You finally got a rocket
up your asses. Spoiled brats.
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Let's go, guys.
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Pretend the remaining time in the first half
is all we're getting, and let's go all out.
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There's only a little time
left in the first half.
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No one even questioned if the
U-20s might lose prior to kickoff.
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Can Blue Lock stave off the U-20s' attacks
until the end of the first half?
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These guys... They've put
more men into the attack.
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Plus, with Itoshi Sae at their heart,
they're using short passes to inch upfield.
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They're way more desperate than before.
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Here they come.
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Be ready out on the wing!
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Sure thing. You got it.
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Bring it, you gekkering fox.
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You'll get your wish, Mr. Buzzy Bee.
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This way!
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That's what you were after?
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You aren't the only ones
who have changed tactics.
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To keep the lead for
these last five minutes,
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we'll leave Nagi up front and
pull everyone else back to defend.
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This is Blue Lock's Plan B so that the team
made up exclusively of forwards can win.
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Steal it, Bachira! It's a two-on-one!
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Already on it!
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Kitsune!
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U-tilize me!
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Super fantastic timing.
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Go for it, Chou-kun!
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Good. I'll make it count.
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I don't think so.
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Nice, Niko.
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Your tackle narrowed his options,
so now I can read it like you do.
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Nice save!
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It's not dead yet! Second ball!
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One minute of additional time! Hold 'em off!
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Crap!
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Japan's U-20s
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Go to him!
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Defend! Defend!
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Blue Lock XI
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We'll sandwich him.
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Blue Lock XI
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Here he comes.
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Over there?
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No.
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So fast.
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In between us?
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He's too good.
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That's a sick cross.
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There's no way I can reach it...
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No, I will!
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I'll be the hero...
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So half-baked.
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"The best in the world"?
With a pass like that?
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Screw you, you bad excuse
for a big brother!
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That'll do it.
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Good!
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Stop interrupting me.
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You're such a pain, little brother.
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Blue Lock XI
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It's my time to shine!
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They kept them out!
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Japan's U-20s vs. Blue Lock XI
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First Half Over
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All right!
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We kept 'em out!
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Can you believe this? It's 1-2!
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What next?
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The first half ends with Blue Lock
unexpectedly in the lead!
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The JFU presents
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Japan's U-20s vs. Blue Lock
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First Half
Over
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Blue Lock Additional Time.
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A
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Additional Time!
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Additional Time!
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Additional Time!
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Additional Time!
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Additional Time!
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Additional Time!
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Blue Lock
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Blue Lock
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Blue Lock
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Blue Lock
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Blue Lock
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Additional Time!
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Blue Lock
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Additional Time!
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Raichi
Jingo
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Raichi
Jingo
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Is your item "Boring,
Ordinary, or Normal"? Or not?
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"BON or Not" Appraisal Show
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"BON or Not" Appraisal Show
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Let's get this "BON or Not BON" show started!
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Tsurugi
Zantetsu
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Tsurugi
Zantetsu
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Otoya
Eita
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Otoya
Eita
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Bo-Bo-Bo-Bon!
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Here's our first item.
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Oh, wow. What could it be?
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Mikage Reo
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Mikage Reo
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It's a jar that was a gift from my dad.
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I think he said it cost him
a cool five mil. Nice, right?
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What do you think, Professor Karasu?
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Karasu
Tabito
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Karasu
Tabito
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It's BON.
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Oh my! It's BON!
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What the hell?
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Let's hear the prof's explanation.
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A work of art is all about whether
the artist's poured their essence into it.
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This one reeks of "I sculpted it for
the money." That makes it borin'.
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Therefore, it's BON.
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Okay, thanks for coming.
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My jar... Five million...
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Next person, please!
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Igarashi
Gurimu
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Igarashi
Gurimu
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My name is Igarashi Gurimu,
and I'm from Aichi prefecture!
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Love of
Chestnuts
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This is a scroll handed down for
generations at the temple my family runs.
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It's something that's precious
to my parents, so I'm hoping it will—
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It's BON.
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Huh?
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It's unfortunately a fake, buzz cut.
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People will think yer family's so dumb,
ya can't even spot a forgery.
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I advise ya to throw it away
immediately, ya dim dumdum.
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Thank you very much.
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No way! No!
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Next up is our last exhibitor. Come on in!
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I'm Bachira Meguru.
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Bachira Meguru
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Bachira Meguru
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I've brought my treasures.
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Wh-What are they?
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Acorns I picked up while dribbling.
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Huh?
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And nice-looking rocks,
marbles, and my baby teeth.
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This one's a molar,
this one's a front tooth, and...
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Who'd want these? Gross!
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Okay, Professor Karasu. Please appraise them.
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This is all just garbage!
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Not BON!
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Yay! Awesome!
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Why?!
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How?!
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You don't get it, do you?
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Bein' "Not BON" is about bein'
filled with ego and originality.
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A passion and experience not to
be repeated anywhere in the world.
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Professor...
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Pursuin' that means to be Not Bon.
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Professor...
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I had no idea...
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I had no idea...
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So you see...
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There are eight billion types
of Not BON out there.
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See you all next week!
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Bo-Bo-Bo-Bon!
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And that's the dream I had.
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Isagi
Yoichi
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Isagi
Yoichi
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Three days in a row!
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Not BON!
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Bo-Bo-Bo-Bon!