TOP 10 MAJOR MOMENTS FROM BASTARD MUNCHERN VS PXG MATCH

As the fierce and intense match between the two undefeated team  Germany's Bastard munchen and France's PxG is now over, we can't overlook the fact there were many incredible and jaw dropping moments.  As both the rivals Isagi yoichi and Rin Itoshi continued to show their own brand of ego, we'll take a trip and relive the top 10 major moments from this game.

10.Charles & Karasu Attaining Meta-Vision: 

The PXG vs. Bastard München match wasn’t just about Isagi, Rin, and Kaiser—two other players showcased their insane evolution by awakening Meta-Vision: Charles Chevalier and Karasu Tabito. Their newfound abilities added another layer of depth to the match, proving that the competition was far from a three-way battle.

      

9. Isagi and Hiori’s Chemical Reaction:

 

This was the moment when Isagi finally found the perfect partner in Hiori Yo. Hiori’s vision and passing ability allowed Isagi to maximize his meta-vision, creating plays at an entirely new level. Their chemistry was the key to countering PXG’s offensive firepower, proving that Isagi thrives best when working with someone who complements his style.

8.Charles & Shidou’s Chemical Reaction: 

 

One of the most explosive duos in PXG during the Blue Lock Neo Egoist League was the unexpected chemical reaction between Charles Chevalier and Shidou Ryusei

. While their personalities and playstyles couldn’t be more different, their combined strengths created one of the deadliest offensive forces in the match against Bastard München.

7. Kaiser’s Snuffy-Inspired Playstyle: Magnus Effect

 

Isagi outplayed Kaiser multiple times, positioning himself better and disrupting Kaiser’s usual movements. This was the first time Kaiser felt genuinely threatened by someone he saw as beneath him.  As frustration built up, Kaiser finally understood what he lacked: flexibility and unpredictability.  

Kaiser, usually known for his selfish play, shocked everyone when he incorporated Snuffy’s Total Football ideology into his game. By making himself more unpredictable and adaptable, Kaiser showed that he could evolve beyond just the Kaiser Impact, proving he’s not just a one-trick player. 

This was a wake-up call for Isagi, who realized that even his biggest rival was evolving.

6.Bastard München: Coordinating as One 

Throughout the Neo Egoist League, Bastard München had been a team filled with individualistic players, each trying to prove their superiority. Led by Noa, their philosophy revolved around high-level positioning, technical ability, and tactical intelligence—but teamwork was never their strongest trait.

However, during the match against PXG, something changed. For the first time, Bastard München stopped playing as individuals and began operating as a single, coordinated unit, combining their strengths in a way that made them nearly unstoppable.

This wasn’t just Isagi vs. Kaiser anymore—Bastard München had evolved into a complete team.

5. Kaiser & Isagi Teaming Up:

Despite their rivalry, Isagi and Kaiser’s temporary alliance revealed an undeniable truth—their styles, though conflicting, are highly complementary when used in harmony. Isagi’s Meta-Vision and game intelligence allowed him to manipulate defenders and orchestrate attacks, while Kaiser’s lethal precision and instinctive positioning ensured that every opportunity created was maximized to its full potential. 

For a brief moment, their egos took a backseat to sheer efficiency, forming a strike partnership that no defense could anticipate or contain. Even their movements, once clashing in competition, became fluid—Isagi reading the play, Kaiser exploiting the gaps, and the two dismantling PXG’s structure piece by piece.

However, while their combination was devastating, the underlying tension between them remained; both knew that this was only a temporary truce—sooner or later, their rivalry would reignite, and the battle for Bastard München’s throne would continue.

5. Isagi’s Two-Gun Volley: The Ultimate Weapon Unleashed 

  In a defining moment against PXG, Isagi unveiled his most lethal finishing technique yet—the "Two-Gun Volley," a move that combined his Meta-Vision, ambidexterity, and game sense into a single, unstoppable strike. With defenders closing in and no time to adjust,  Isagi executed a perfectly timed left-footed feint before instantly switching to his right foot, firing a precise, high-speed volley into the net. 

This unpredictable dual-footed shooting ability shattered defensive expectations, proving that Isagi was no longer just a strategist—he was evolving into a pure goal-scoring machine. With the Two-Gun Volley, he showcased the ultimate fusion of adaptability and decisiveness, sending a clear message to Kaiser, Rin, and the entire world: he was ready to stand at the top.

4. Rin’s "Destroyer Form":

In the PXG vs. Bastard München match, Rin Itoshi unlocked his most terrifying state yet—his "Destroyer Form." No longer playing with calculated precision, Rin abandoned logic for pure domination, unleashing a relentless, instinct-driven style fueled by his obsession with surpassing Isagi and Sae. His movements became faster, sharper, and more unpredictable, his dribbling dismantled defenders effortlessly, and his shooting reached a level of lethal precision that defied expectations.

Paired with Shidou, Rin turned PXG’s offense into a chaotic, unstoppable force, proving he was no longer just a tactician—he was a predator on the field. With his eyes locked on Isagi, Rin’s goal was clear: not just to win, but to completely destroy.

3. Isagi Declares War on Noa 

After proving himself in the Neo Egoist League, Isagi takes the ultimate step forward—declaring war on Noel Noa, the world’s No.1 striker. No longer content with just surpassing his Blue Lock rivals, Isagi sets his sights on the very top of the football world, challenging the man who once served as his mentor. 

With his Meta-Vision, tactical genius, and ever-evolving goal-scoring ability, Isagi refuses to remain in Noa’s shadow. His declaration isn’t just words—it’s a statement that he’s ready to compete with the best, not follow them. But standing in his way is not just Noa, but also Kaiser, Rin, and every other striker aiming for the throne. Can Isagi truly surpass the world’s No.1, or is this the boldest challenge of his career? One thing is certain—he won’t back down.

2. Berserker Rin vs. New Isagi 

 

In their most intense showdown yet, Berserker Rin and the newly evolved Isagi collide in a battle that redefines their rivalry. No longer the cold, calculating tactician, Rin abandons all logic, unlocking a feral, instinct-driven playstyle fueled by raw aggression and obsession with domination. 

His dribbling becomes untamed, his movements unpredictable, and his finishing reaches an almost animalistic level of precision. On the other side, Isagi, now armed with his fully mastered Meta-Vision and the lethal Two-Gun Volley, refuses to be overwhelmed. Instead of reacting to Rin, he controls the game itself, predicting and countering every move with tactical superiority. The match becomes a brutal chess game between pure, unstoppable instinct and supreme calculated intelligence.

1. Isagi’s Winning Goal – The Moment He Stood Above All

In the dying moments of the Bastard München vs. PXG match, with everything on the line, Isagi seizes his ultimate opportunity and delivers the decisive, game-winning goal. With PXG’s defense collapsing and the field in total chaos, his Meta-Vision reaches its peak, allowing him to predict every movement before it happens. 

Rin and Shidou close in, Kaiser lurks nearby, but Isagi remains one step ahead. Using a perfectly timed feint, he creates just enough space to unleash his signature Two-Gun Volley, striking with pinpoint accuracy and insane power. The ball rockets past the keeper—unstoppable, undeniable. As the net ripples, the stadium erupts, and in that moment, Isagi isn’t just another Blue Lock player—he is the one who decided the game. 

With this goal, he proves to the world, to Rin, Kaiser, and Noa, that he is no longer a mere challenger—he is a true ace, ready to stand at the top.