Wind Breaker Episode 4: Release Date, Recap & Spoilers

We see in the previous episode that a heated altercation erupted between Sakura and Sugishita, laying bare Sugishita’s profound admiration for the leader of Bofurin and his intense reaction to Sakura’s aspirations to climb the ranks.

However, Sakura unexpectedly turns the tables by landing a solid kick on Sugishita, abruptly halting the scuffle with the sudden appearance of Bofurin’s representative, Hajime Umemiya.

Umemiya’s unanticipated arrival sparks a comical moment as Sugishita hurriedly tries to compose himself, scrubbing away the evidence of the scuffle from his face on Umemiya’s command.

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Suo steps in, urging Sakura and Sugishita to bury the hatchet, culminating in a slightly melodramatic handshake. Sakura finds himself lauded by his peers for his combat prowess, fostering a sense of belonging and significance within the group.

Wind Breaker Episode 4 Release Date — Wind Breaker (Credit: CloverWorks)

The lighthearted atmosphere persists as Hiragi hastily pops gas-kun pills for his troubled stomach while Nirei amusingly chronicles the event in his Bofurin journal.

Nirei elucidates the Bofurin hierarchy, identifying Umemiya as the representative and Hiragi as one of the four kings tasked with overseeing Sakura’s class. Let’s see when episode 4 of Wind Breaker is going to release, the timings, and where to watch it.

Wind Breaker Episode 3 Recap

In episode 3 of Wind Breaker, things get lively when Sakura and Sugishita start a small fight. Sugishita is a big fan of the Bofurin leader, so when Sakura says he wants to be the best, it ticks Sugishita off. But surprise! Sakura manages to kick Sugishita, and just then, Bofurin’s big shot, Umemiya, steps in.

Everyone respects him a lot. Umemiya tells everyone to chill and not fight, which makes Sugishita calm down real quick. Suo, another character, helps Sakura and Sugishita make peace, and they shake hands, though it’s a bit dramatic.

Sakura’s classmates praise him for his fighting skills, which makes him feel like he belongs. Then they meet Hiragi, who’s in charge of Sakura’s class. He’s super strict and panics when Kotoha’s name comes up.

Hiragi takes some medicine for his tummy ache, which is funny, and Nirei, another character, writes about it in his journal. Nirei explains how Bofurin works, with Umemiya as the boss and Hiragi as one of the top guys.

The class then goes on patrol, but it’s not what Sakura expected. They’re just painting over graffiti, not fighting bad guys. During the patrol, they find out about the boundary between Bofurin and another group called Shishitoren, who are tough guys.

Sakura and Sugishita try to help a kid from their side who’s in trouble, but it leads to more trouble when Jo Togame from Shishitoren shows up. He seems cool at first but then gets mean, which scares everyone.

Later, Hiragi and the gang report the incident to Umemiya, who surprises everyone by gardening happily on the rooftop. Suo jokes that he looks like a little kid, and everyone’s amazed at his unexpected behavior.