These are the three best anime shows like Wind Breaker that you should give a try to

Anime like Wind Breaker
Why did Kakashi kill Rin in Naruto Shippuden? ExplainedWind Breaker is going strong with around six episodes of season 2 and more on the way. The anime is based on high-school delinquents and their tussle with different gangs in the area. In no time, the anime has garnered a lot of fans globally.
Now, if you are someone who has already watched all the episodes, then we know that you might be in a state to give more anime in the genre a try.
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Keeping that in mind, we have mentioned three anime programs, like Wind Breaker, that you can watch right now to experience peak drama, high school madness, and a lot more.
Three anime like Wind Breaker that you should add to your watchlist
Crows:
It revolves around Genji Takiya, who is a new student and the heir of a Yakuza head. He joins the Suzuran High School, which is nothing less than a warzone where only the strongest earn respect and survive. Now, he comes to the school with a goal: the unification of the forces - something that no one has achieved here until now. And he needs to do the same in order to let his father understand that Genji is capable of handling the family business.
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This one is based on Arajin Tomoshibi, who makes a return to his old town. Here, he finds himself in the middle of street brawls with a tint of supernatural abilities. The anime is an impressive piece of art by Mappa that mixes both magic and delinquent wars The cocktail is something that you are going to love for sure.
Banana Fish:
If you are looking for something that is more on the darker and mature side as compared to Wind Breaker, then Banana Fish should be at the top of your watchlist. It follows the story of Ash Lynx, who is a teenager and a gang leader in New York. His life changes when a dying man spits two cryptic words that are 'Banana Fish.' And the story ahead is something that will give you chills as it packs the US government, conspiracy theories, and a lot more.
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