Reviews for WIND BREAKER Manga

This review contains spoilers. I fell in love with anime. The characters have such strong personalities that I want to get to know them more and more. I'm worried about Su Fang's backbone. I'm looking forward to the future~

This review contains spoilers. I cried so much during the Sakae scene in volume 24.25. I thought that as Grandma's bones got colder and colder, she would no longer be there in the scene where Sakae was crying. After that, when I heard about cherry blossoms, I learned that they didn't think they had a place for themselves, and I was really sad. I really thought it was nice to meet everyone in the wind chimes and the cherry blossoms?

This review contains spoilers. I felt that “WIND BREAKER” was a work that betrayed the image of bad = violence in a good sense. Sakura Haruka, who is at the center of the story, is the main character of the typical “fight supremacy principle” who came to Wind Chime High School aiming to be the strongest, but his values gradually change as he learns about the existence of “Bowling” who protects the city. This change is the most appealing part of this work. What was particularly impressive was the scene where Sakura first became keenly aware of the existence of friends. Until then, he believed that “strength = individual power,” but by getting involved with Umemiya and the Su Fangs, he awakened to “strength to protect someone.” This growth was drawn very carefully, and I was drawn not only into the battle but also by the movement of my mind. Also, while the battle scenes are powerful, the beliefs and past of each character are clearly depicted, so it's fascinating that it doesn't end with a simple fistfight. For example, the characters that appear as enemies also have their own justice and reasons, and the fact that there is no complete evil also makes me feel the depth of the work. As a spoiler, the scene where Sakura decides to “stand on the side that protects this town” is a major turning point in this film. I felt strong growth in the sight of him, who was just looking for strength, and being prepared to fight for someone else, and it made my heart warm as a reader. From this moment on, the story isn't just a bad battle comic, but it cuts into a story of “Friends and Bonds.” Overall, “WIND BREAKER” is a work centered around character growth and changes in relationships, and I felt that the balance between action and drama was very good. It's easy to read even for people who don't like bad things, and I think it's a work that rather teaches us the importance of connection and location with people. I'm really looking forward to seeing how far cherry blossoms will grow in the future and how their relationships with their friends will deepen.

This review contains spoilers. I first started with anime, and since it was interesting, I bought comics. The pictures were meticulous and detailed, and I was addicted to them all at once! The growth of the main character, Sakura-kun, through people, and people are influenced through Sakura-kun... it's just so exciting! And I can cry! vocabulary power lol I want to keep reading. I love Sakura-kun because she's cute too.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I bought somehow when I saw the cover, but the more I read, the more I became addicted to the story and the charms of the characters! The way the main character grows and his bonds with his friends deepens as the story progresses is amazing!

This review contains spoilers. First of all, my impression of reading volume 1 was “thrilling.” However, as I read through volumes 2, 3, 4..., the cherry blossom gap became more and more apparent, and I was able to learn that it was not “running fast,” but simply “I don't know how to stop.” From here on, it will be a cherry blossom gap. (No one close to me likes WIND BREAKER, so let me talk about it here?) 1. Where your face turns red as soon as you get praised 2. Act together in some way while swearing with your mouth 3. Where you immediately act on what your peers say 4. Where your body moves faster than your mouth if it's for your friends (feelings of friends) 5. Where words you say casually save others I recommend cherry blossoms, so I've talked a lot.? For those who haven't read it yet, I would be happy if you read it.

This review contains spoilers. Rather than a bad comic, it was a story about heroes protecting the city. The main character, Sakura, is really fascinating, and it's interesting how she captivates her classmates and enemies. At first glance, I thought Mr. Su Fang was the absolute enemy general, but I laughed because he was an overwhelming ally. They are supporting Sakura, who is the class leader in a duo with Nirei, and it makes me smile. The way they fight is cool and I like it (laughs), and above all, isn't it rare for comics where the charming protagonist Sakura-kun is the biggest mystery, and the main character's family structure and past stories don't come up easily? But at last (readers left behind) it seems like I told my friends (this production lol), so I wonder if it will become a little clear in the next volume or so!? I'm curious! I just happened to be interested in the live-action commercial, but once I started reading it, I couldn't stop! interesting! I recommend it!

This review contains spoilers. I think it's really cool to watch, and I felt a tremendous weight in each of the main character's words. I actually bought and read the comic book version. It's a story where the main character, who hasn't been involved with people until now, is blessed with the best environment, such as his best friend and senior, and grows steadily. It really feels like “this is youth.”

This review contains spoilers. It's cherry blossoms that correct Tokame's distorted path, and it's Tokame that illuminates the path where cherry blossoms can't be seen... was the summer festival season too great?

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, the picture is beautiful and good. There are no cuts in the classification of facial expressions or depiction of bodies in fighting scenes, and the amount of information in one frame is rich in a good sense. I think it was particularly well demonstrated in the cherry blossom kick-up scene in volume 1. If you are reading Yankee comics, battle comics, etc. from other works, the content of the story may feel unsatisfactory.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, Sakura-kun is too cute! It's also so cool that you blush right away and leave a quick quote, Sakura-kun is also so moved by their friendship, such as how strong they fight but aren't praised! It's the height of cuteness... Suo-san has a strong face anyway! It looks like S! Leonardo DiCaprio lol Personally, I think Kiryu likes him the most — I like that easyness and relaxation! But is that too much of a gap between the piercings? Ume is good too! Grow vegetables with that face when you're seriously dealing with burning stones!? That's a gap lol Nirekun isn't that strong in fights, but he's a big fan of the windbreak forest! I feel like I like it lol Kaji-kun and the one holding candy are so cute! I love Tsubaki-chan's hair color! The gradation of black and red is so cute! I love all the Four Heavenly Kings! Of the Four Heavenly Kings, Tsubaki-chan is my favorite! They look cute and are strong at fighting! That gap is awesome!! It's like, each one is too unique, but it's really interesting, so don't miss watching it! I think it's suitable for people who don't like fights! That's because it's different from a gross guy who only fights, and it's also very comedic! If you don't watch the postscript, it's 0 awesome ☆ hehe

This review contains spoilers. There are a lot of fight scenes just like Yankees, but all of them are fights as a result of acting with the belief that they are to protect the city or protect friends, so I don't feel bad. Each character has past circumstances and mysteries, so I'm curious about the continuation.