Wind Breaker is all the buzz, and we’re here for it. The top-tier manga is often compared to Tokyo Revengers, and quite honestly, fans aren’t lying one bit. It peaks in many aspects: storytelling, fights, and most specifically, characters.

It isn’t a cliche delinquent story focused on showdowns and epic duels. Yes, that’s very much there; however, Satoru Nii subverts our expectations through one particular character.

Through Tsubakino, the mangaka challenged a confusing trope in the Shonen genre. It highlights the need for proper representation. Also, it breaks the mould with characterization, and here’s how.

Tsubaki’s character challenges a confusing Shonen trope

Other than fights and edgy delinquents, Satoru Nii delivered wholesome elements in his series. That is, through well-written characters who feel more familiar and relatable. One such character is Tasuku Tsubakino (Tsubaki).

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