As Wind Breaker Season 2 continues to unfold, episode 20, titled “Night Street,” delivers a vibrant mix of character development and action. Released on May 15, 2025, the episode sees Sakura and his friends venturing into a new, exciting, and dangerous part of town.
A Night Out on Keisei Street
Following Ito’s recovery, Tsubakino decides to thank Sakura, Nirei, and Suo by taking them to Keisei Street, a neon-lit entertainment district. This area is known for its cozy drinking establishments, mahjong parlors, and bars, creating an atmosphere that overwhelms the young students. As they make their way to meet Tsubakino, an unexpected event occurs: a girl in a tattered white dress falls onto Sakura.
Trouble Arrives
Before they can learn the girl’s story, a group of thugs approaches them. This sets the stage for a confrontation, disrupting their night out and drawing them into a conflict they didn’t anticipate.
Where to Watch
Wind Breaker Season 2, including episode 20, is available on Crunchyroll. New episodes are released every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. PT / 1:30 p.m. ET, with English subtitles available alongside the Japanese premiere. English dubs are released later, typically around 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. ET.
Episode 20: “Night Street” – A Detailed Look
Here’s a more detailed breakdown of what happens in episode 20:
- Tsubakino’s Invitation: As a thank you for their help with Ito’s recovery, Tsubakino invites Sakura, Nirei, and Suo to Keisei Street. The street’s bright lights and bustling atmosphere leave a strong impression on the boys.
- Unexpected Encounter: While heading to meet Tsubakino, a girl in a torn white dress falls from above, landing on Sakura.
- Confrontation: Thugs pursuing the girl quickly appear, preventing the group from hearing her story and leading to a tense standoff.
- The Thugs’ Appearance: The thugs are in pursuit of the girl. Suo identifies that they are likely pursuing her.
- Sakura’s intervention: Sakura confronts the group of thugs, questioning their motives for chasing a girl in distress.
- Roppo Ichiza Gang: The leader of the thugs is revealed to be the head of Roppo Ichiza. This gang used to clash with Furin before the unification.
- Tsubakino’s Connection: Sakura reveals that they’re in Keisei Street to meet Tsubakino. The gang leader recognizes Tsubakino as someone who performs at his establishment.
Anticipating Season 2
Wind Breaker Season 2 is expected to consist of 13 episodes, mirroring the first season. This continuation will likely delve deeper into the conflicts teased at the end of Season 1, introducing new rivals such as the KEEL organization. These new adversaries promise a different dynamic, contrasting with the previous conflict between Bofurin and Shishitoren.
Potential Story Arcs
Based on the manga’s progression, Season 2 may cover several arcs:
- The Keel Arc: The season will likely begin with the Keel arc, where Bofurin faces a new gang known for using weapons and overwhelming numbers.
- Sakura & Tsubakino Arc: This arc could explore the relationship between Sakura and Tsubakino.
- Roppo-Ichiza/Gravel Arcs: The season might delve into the Roppo-Ichiza and Gravel arcs, potentially ending in the middle of the Roppo-Ichiza arc if the season adapts up to Chapter 80.
Delving Deeper into Bofurin
Season 2 is also expected to shed light on the legendary fighters within Bofurin, influenced by Buddhist traditions. The Bofurin is structured into four primary factions, each named after one of the Four Heavenly Kings from Buddhism: Tamon, Jikoku, Zojo, and Komoku. While Season 1 introduced Toma Hiragi, leader of the Tamon team, the new season may spotlight more of these influential figures.
Final Thoughts
“Night Street” sets the stage for exciting developments in Wind Breaker Season 2. With new challenges, potential alliances, and deeper explorations of character relationships, the season promises to be a thrilling ride for fans of the series.
