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Wind Breaker is a new anime series that has caught the attention of many viewers. The first episode, which aired on April 5, 2024, introduces the story of Haruka Sakura, a new student at Furin High School, which is known for its delinquent population. Unlike other anime in the high school delinquent genre, Wind Breaker portrays the delinquents as the heroes of their town, uniting to clean up the city from violent gangs that plague their neighborhood.<br/><br/>Haruka's sole aim is to prove his strength and engage only with those he deems worthy opponents. The series is a fresh take on the genre, with exceptional animation and thrilling fight sequences that set it apart from other shows. While comparisons to Tokyo Revengers, another anime featuring high school delinquents forming gangs, are inevitable, Wind Breaker takes a different approach by focusing on the main character's psychological well-being and portraying the delinquents as the town's heroes.<br/><br/>The show is available on Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, and Hulu, according to CloverWork's official website. However, availability may differ depending on the region. If Wind Breaker can maintain its level of quality throughout its run, it has the potential to become one of the standout shows of the Spring 2024 lineup.<br/><br/>
Wind Breaker is a new anime series that has caught the attention of many viewers. The first episode, which aired on April 5, 2024, introduces the story of Haruka Sakura, a new student at Furin High School, which is known for its delinquent population. Unlike other anime in the high school delinquent genre, Wind Breaker portrays the delinquents as the heroes of their town, uniting to clean up the city from violent gangs that plague their neighborhood.<br/><br/>Haruka's sole aim is to prove his strength and engage only with those he deems worthy opponents. The series is a fresh take on the genre, with exceptional animation and thrilling fight sequences that set it apart from other shows. While comparisons to Tokyo Revengers, another anime featuring high school delinquents forming gangs, are inevitable, Wind Breaker takes a different approach by focusing on the main character's psychological well-being and portraying the delinquents as the town's heroes.<br/><br/>The show is available on Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, and Hulu, according to CloverWork's official website. However, availability may differ depending on the region. If Wind Breaker can maintain its level of quality throughout its run, it has the potential to become one of the standout shows of the Spring 2024 lineup.<br/><br/>
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