Having read the manga before the anime adaptation, I couldn't have been more excited to see Isagi's passion and ego develop on the field. But the Blue Lock anime far exceeded my expectations and often had me on the edge of my seat. The 24-episode run of the first season of Blue Lock ended with the anticipation of Rin getting a chance to face her brother, Sae. But it also created a big twist for the fans and introduced us to a new character. Now, if you're dying to find out what happens next, you've come to the right place. We have discussed where to start reading the Blue Lock manga after watching the anime.

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for the first season of Blue Lock, along with hints about what to expect from the second season. So make sure to watch the anime to avoid ruining your experience.

The first season of Blue Lock ended at manga chapter 94, setting the stage for season 2 of the anime. Studio 8bit did a great job with the animation, showcasing the egos of the top Blue Lock players, the chemical reactions, soccer skills and dribbling and more.

Blue Lock Season 1 covered 11 manga volumes (or four story arcs), with about four chapters per episode. The finale episode adopted the first two chapters of the fifth arc, giving us a taste of the third selection arc and the challenges Isagi and the boys will face next in the Blue Lock facility. To clarify, the first season of the Blue Lock anime covered the following arcs in order: