Is ‘Wind Breaker' returning for season 3? Everything we know so far
Wind Breaker has taken the anime world by storm with its thrilling mix of action, character-driven storytelling, and intense street battles. After the explosive finale of Season 2 on June 20, 2025, fans are buzzing with excitement and one big question: Is Wind Breaker Season 3 happening? Here's everything we know so far. The Current Status of Wind Breaker Season 3
As of July 2025, there's no official word on Wind Breaker Season 3. I know, it's frustrating to wait, but don't lose hope! The anime, brought to life by CloverWorks, has been a massive hit, and that cliffhanger in Season 2's final episode, 'Strength For Another,' left us with Takiishi Chika's comeback and the Noroshi gang looming. It's practically begging for more episodes.
The show's been killing it with its mix of heart-pounding action and character moments—Sakura's struggle to fit in while throwing punches is just chef's kiss . Plus, the manga by Satoru Nii has way more story to tell, so there's no shortage of material. When Could Season 3 Drop?
No official date yet, but let's do some educated guessing. Season 1 ended in June 2024, Season 2 was announced soon after, and it premiered in April 2025—about 10 months later. If CloverWorks follows that pattern, we could see Season 3 in spring or summer 2026 (April–July). What's Coming in Season 3?
If Season 3 gets the green light, it'll probably start around Chapter 90 of the manga, picking up after the KEEL arc. Get ready for more of Takiishi Chika causing chaos and the Noroshi gang bringing new challenges. Sakura's growth as a leader and friend is going to hit hard, and we'll likely see deeper backstories for Bofurin's heavy hitters like Hajime Umemiya and Ren Kaji. The Roppo-Ichiza and Gravel arcs are next, and let me just say—without spoiling—they're packed with jaw-dropping moments.
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