Wind Breeding 8 and 9 Review • Anime UK News

Breakdown of wind Returns on our screens this week at the beginning of his long -awaited second season! Meanwhile, Manga continues to quickly leave Kodansha, which has suffered physical issues to the monthly issue of issue starting from June. With two new volumes in your hand, let’s find out what is in the store for Haruki and group.

Volume 7 with Breakdown of wind He put an end to the arch of Kil, who saw that Haruk had rose against a formidable group to save a friend. However, after Haruk’s struggle, he was disappointed when he realized that he had lost himself in the battle and could not protect someone. And so we start Volume 8 when Haruka turns to Kadzhi, a second -year leader, for advice, how to move forward.

Kaji says Harutza that he is the only one who thinks that everyone is or reject him and that he needs to see people as they really are. For the one who spent his life alone, Haruki is not easy. But in the end, he apologizes to friends and classmates for the troubles he caused them and assures that no one thinks of him badly. The group pulls it on food so that they can share their fears and prove that although they can be afraid of different things are all the same. Haruka is safe here in Botyrin, and he finally found a place he owns, which he is slowly aware of.

When Haruki’s arc has been decided (so far), we move to a new story that rotates around one of the four kings: Tsubakino. The leader of Bofurin Umemia invited all students to show his garden together and allow them to mix, and, through the fight against Kil, higher classes are very aware of the opportunities of the first years. Tsubakino itching to talk to Haruka properly, not only through rumors about his strength, but also because he is really in love with how stylish the appearance of our main character!

Although Volume 8 begins with a focus on Haruk, it is fair to say that these two volumes are actually Tsubakino. Standing at the top of the school as one of the four kings, Tsubakino respect his strength, but he also stands out with his frank and bladder. He also draws attention due to his long hair, wearing and more women’s dress, but to his surprise, Haruk fully perceives it without carrying out any judgment, even at their initial meeting.

As a child, Tsubakino was always interested in cute things, but tried to hide these interests and instead focus on things that are more suitable for the boy to fit into the world. That is, until he met the summer pair that saw him as he was, and Tsubakino realized that there were people who would accept him.

For all my reading time The wind -wick, Tsubakino was my favorite character since his entry. On this day and age, I think it is important to have a kind of representation where your focus is on the fact that your likeness and dislike are not related to gender and you can enjoy what you want. Tsubakino is not a trance -person, a fanda was originally thinking about it, but the editorial team realized that the character was using the pronouns, so they are just Tsubakino and it is quite good. He is a boy who loves cute things and encompasses their identity without worrying about how others perceive them, and he is the one who, like Haruka, has found a place to belong to Bofurin. This story will certainly resonate with anyone who felt that they did not belong, because of their interests, personality or something else.

I feel that I say it every time I look Breakdown of windBut I very much appreciate it is a series so full of heart. Yes, cruel fists and scenes of action are the greatest attractiveness to most readers, but Nii so well balances these heart -based storylines and characters development. And this is the true appeal of the series, in my opinion. We can encourage these characters, no matter what we give us enough to get acquainted with them when history slows down for a while.

The Tsubakino plot rotates around him for the most part, inviting Haruki and friends to help cheer the senior gentleman, whom he knows, who has recently increased depression after his wife. There is no way to solve this with a flavoring, and because these chapters are intertwined with the story of Tsubakino, they are very emotionally charged. It’s just much better written than you expected from the original prerequisite. Nii conducts this series with so many care and tells history, unlike other Snean fighting, which is currently working. I am very happy to see how they are adapted in anime later in season 2, that’s for sure.

As mentioned earlier, Breakdown of wind Volumes 8 and 9 come to the West thanks to Kodansha and continue to translate Jacqueline Fung with the letter of Michael Martin (Andrew Kopeland for digital publications). Both volumes read well and have several additional in the form of symbol profiles and “next style” illustrations, showing the cast in a different thematic outfit.

Kodansha has Volume 10, scheduled for English in April, and # 11 next in June and then monthly issues until we do not go. On the Japanese side, it is up to 21 volumes without signs of stop in the near future. Season 2 Anime is broadcast on Crunchyrol, starting on April 3!

In general, these two volumes Breakdown of wind In the whole season, they contain one of my favorite storylines. Not only do they restrict Haruki’s recent struggle, but we finally meet Tsubakino, which represents everything that does this series with such a convincing reading.

Our Kodansha Sighting Copies were provided by Diamond Book Distributors UK.