Where to watch Blue Lock?

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Blue Lock is legally available in France on Crunchyroll, Molotov TV and Youtube. Crunchyroll remains the best option, along with the seasons 1 and 2 the complete series and the movie Nagi Episode, in VF and VOSTFR.

If you want to try it out before you pay, Episode 1 is available for free on YouTube.

Streaming platforms where you can watch the anime *Blue Lock* in French and with French subtitles
Where can I watch *Blue Lock*? ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

Blue Lock is a Japanese soccer anime that follows Yoichi Isagi, a striker recruited from a radical program led by Ego to forge the best striker of the world.

Alongside players such as Bachira, Chigiri Where Baro, he must score, eliminate his opponents, and prevail against the entire Japanese national team. The series blends intense competition with the psychology of soccer, making it one of the most popular sports anime series right now.

Here are the four platforms that hold the broadcasting rights of anime in France:

  • Crunchyroll (the most comprehensive catalog)
  • Molotov TV
  • Prime Video
  • YouTube (Episode 1 is free)

CRUNCHYROLL Complete Seasons 1 and 2, plus the movie *Episode Nagi*. Available in French and with French subtitles. Starting at €5.99/month. Rating: 4/5.
MOLOTOV TV Episodes of Blue Lock are available through a paid subscription (J-One channel). Available in French. Starting at €5.99/month. Rating: 3/5.
PRIME VIDEO There is a Blue Lock page, but French subscribers are redirected to Crunchyroll. So this isn't a viable option if you're in France. Rating: 2/5.
YOUTUBE Episode 1 in French, released by Crunchyroll France. No subscription required; watch 100 % for free. Rating: 4/5.

1. Watch full seasons of Blue Lock on Crunchyroll

Blue Lock is available in French and with French subtitles on Crunchyroll
Blue Lock is available in VF and VOSTFR on Crunchyroll. ©Alexia pour Alucare.fr

Crunchyroll is the leading platform for’Japanese animation, with more than 1,400 movies and TV shows and about 45,000 episodes in the catalog. Blue Lock is among the Flagship Anime Series, and it's clearly the most comprehensive place to follow the series.

Here's what you'll find there:

  • The 2 full seasons from the anime
  • The film Blue Lock: Episode Nagi, centered on the character of Nagi

The episodes and the movie are available in VF and in Original Version with French Subtitles. There Original Version with French Subtitles is usually released at the same time as the Japan, the French version will be available a little later.

Since 2023, Crunchyroll is no longer available for free with ads in France. You need a premium subscription from 5.99/month to watch Blue Lock in its entirety.

2. Watch Blue Lock streaming on Molotov TV

Watch season 1 of Blue Lock streaming on Molotov TV
Watch season 1 of Blue Lock streaming on Molotov TV ©Alexia pour Alucare.fr

Molotov TV allows you to access TV channels without a set-top box. Blue Lock is broadcast on the chain J-ONE, which is part of a paying option to add to your account. So it's not free.

Once the option is enabled, you can:

  • Watch the episodes live on J-ONE, with a new episode Every Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
  • Access the episodes in replay whenever you want
  • Enjoy the content in French, which is handy if you prefer the French dub

3. Watch Blue Lock season 1 on Prime Video

Blue Lock anime page listed in the Prime Video catalog
The fact sheet for Blue Lock is clearly listed in the catalog of Prime Video. ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

Amazon Prime Video good reference Blue Lock in his library, but that's misleading. In France, you don't have no access to the episodes directly on the platform: Prime Video redirects you to Crunchyroll, which holds the broadcasting rights for the French market.

In practical terms, this isn't not a real option if you live in France. It's best to go directly through Crunchyroll to watch the anime in VF or in Original Version with French Subtitles.

4. Watch Blue Lock free on YouTube

Episode 1 of "Blue Lock" in French is available for free on YouTube via Crunchyroll FR
Episode 1 of Blue Lock is waiting for you on YouTube. ©Alexia for Alucare.fr

Crunchyroll has a channel YouTube French, Crunchyroll FR, where you'll find trailers, opening and ending sequences, clips, and character profiles such as Yoichi Isagi Where Bachira. Most importantly, the channel streams full episodes of its flagship anime series online.

That way, you can watch Watch Episode 1 of "Blue Lock" in French for free, with no subscription required. Next, you'll be redirected to Crunchyroll.

Whatever you choose, always go for a legal platform to watch Blue Lock on VOD. You Support the creators of the anime, you can avoid intrusive ads and the risk of viruses on your device.

To learn more about the platform's legal status, check out our article Is Crunchyroll legal?

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