Get Ready for Wind Breaker Season 2: Epic Fights and New Arcs Await!

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Summary

  • Wind Breaker Season 2 picks up with Chapter 42 & covers 3 chapters per episode, likely ending around Chapter 78-80.
  • Season 2 kicks off with the Keel arc, possibly covering Sakura & Tsubakino and Roppo-Ichiza / Gravel arcs.
  • Wind Breaker Season 2 by Studio CloverWorks releases on April 3, 2025, and will be available on Crunchyroll with a possible English dub.

The popular shonen series “Wind Breaker,” currently making waves at Kodansha, is set to premiere its second season within a few weeks. In this upcoming season, viewers can anticipate even more battles and fresh adversaries as the narrative unfolds through the Keel arc.

Despite not being as large as “Solo Leveling” or the “Shonen Jump” series, “Wind Breaker” boasts a dedicated fanbase and could attract even more supporters with the resumption of its storyline. The initial season can be found on Crunchyroll, but what about Season 2? Let’s delve into everything we currently know about this upcoming Spring 2025 anime.

Where Is The Anime At In Relation To The Manga?

In the first season of Wind Breaker, it covered approximately 41 chapters from the original manga. Consequently, the second season would ideally begin at Chapter 42, marking the start of Volume 6. It’s been speculated that the upcoming season will consist of 12 episodes within a single cour (a broadcast period).

As a fervent fan, I’m excitedly predicting that if the second season maintains its current pace, each episode would roughly span over three chapters. Assuming the total number of episodes remains consistent, this would mean the second season would conclude somewhere between Chapters 78 and 80!

Kicking Off With The Keel Arc

The initial season wrapped up at the point where the Keel storyline was unfolding, introducing us to a fresh group known as the Keels. Following this narrative, Season 2 could delve into the Sakura & Tsubakino and Roppo-Ichiza / Gravel arcs. If it continues up to Chapter 80, it might conclude in the midst of the Roppo-Ichiza arc.

Wind Breaker Season 2 Release Date & Where to Watch

In Japan, Season 2 of the show will premiere on April 3, 2025. Crunchyroll has announced that it will broadcast the series worldwide. Given that they handled the dubbing for the first season, fans can anticipate an English-dubbed version of Season 2 to become available on the platform a few weeks following the anime’s initial airing, as it is common for dubs to be added after the original broadcast.

Given that Netflix often provides seasons of anime popular in Asia, it’s likely that the new season could become accessible on their platform in certain Asian nations as well. There’s a chance that Netflix or alternative streaming services might include the episodes in regions where Crunchyroll isn’t an option.

Wind Breaker Season 2 Main Staff & Cast

Once more, Studio CloverWorks takes charge of the upcoming season, with familiar key personnel on board. Hiroshi Seko, renowned for his work on “Attack on Titan” and “Mob Psycho 100”, is penning the scripts again. Toshifumi Akai, who previously directed “Wind Breaker” and “Fate/Grand Order: Absolute Demonic Front – Babylonia”, is back as director. Ryo Takahashi, the gifted composer from “SK8 the Infinity”, will be creating the music this time around.

What Is Wind Breaker About?

The story revolves around Haruka Sakura, a solitary figure with two colored eyes and hair, which led to his social isolation. Over time, he honed his skills extensively, transforming into a formidable combatant. Moreover, he possesses a deep-rooted commitment to justice.

He chooses to join a school situated in Makochi, prioritizing physical prowess over academic excellence, with the intention of excelling there. In this school, he manages to make some new companions and discovers that its primary objective is safeguarding the town from danger.

Apart from watching the anime, enthusiasts can delve into the “Wind Breaker” manga in English as well. You can catch up with the newest episodes on K-MANGA, while Kodansha USA publishes both physical and digital editions of the volumes.

Starting from April 3, you can catch the second season of “Wind Breaker” on Crunchyroll. The English dubbed version will follow at a later point in time.

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2025-03-20 15:28