Furin High School (Fūrin Kōkō) is the main setting of Wind Breaker. It is an all-boys high school in the town of Makochi, notorious for housing the strongest delinquents and those with the worst academic records in the region. [1, 2, 3]
Despite its violent reputation, the school has evolved into a model of "strength with purpose". [4]

Main Features

Bofurin Identity: All students at the school are part of Bofurin, an organized group that acts as the city's "shield" against external and criminal threats. Building Condition: The infrastructure reflects its turbulent history; the building looks old, with cracked windows, graffiti-covered walls, and vegetation growing everywhere.
Philosophy: Under Hajime Umemiya's leadership, the school transformed from a hotbed of conflicting gangs into a unified organization protecting the citizens of Makochi. Command System: The school is organized in a decentralized manner. There is a student representative (Umemiya), the Four Heavenly Kings who lead the divisions, and each class has its own Captain and Vice-Captains. [1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

Furin's "Instinct"

The school's motto is a stark warning: "Anyone who harms others, breaks things, or brings malice into this village, no matter who they are, will be crushed by Bofurin." This defines the character of the students, who use their combat skills not out of ego, but to maintain peace in their community.

The Meaning of "Bofurin"

The group's full name is "Boufuurin" (or "Chime of the Wind Breaker"), which literally translates as a wind chime or bell that "breaks" the wind. [1, 3, 4]

Symbolism: Just as wind chimes in Japan are used to attract good luck and ward off evil spirits, the group exists to "break" the malice that tries to enter the city. Evolution: They were once mere delinquents, but under the leadership of Hajime Umemiya, they became local heroes who patrol the streets and help the citizens. [1, 3, 4, 5, 6]

The Uniform (The Jacket)

Although "Wind Breaker" is the name of the team, the students wear a distinctive uniform that identifies them: [7, 8, 9, 10]

Design: It is a dark green gakuran-style jacket with lighter green trim and cuffs. Function: It serves to let citizens know they are safe and to warn outside aggressors that they are entering territory protected by Bofurin. [7, 11, 12]

The Wind Breaker Motto

His identity is summed up in his declaration of principles: "Anyone who causes pain, brings destruction, or has ill intentions toward this people, no matter who they are, will be crushed by Bofurin." [3, 12, 13, 14]

The history of the Furin Institute is divided into two eras marked by a radical change in its "instinct" and purpose, going from being a place of chaos to a symbol of protection.

The "Before": The Crow's Nest

Before the arrival of the current third-year generation, Furin was known as a school for scum.

Total Chaos: There was no unified structure. The school was divided into small factions of delinquents who fought each other for control of the building. Local Terror: The students not only fought among themselves, but also caused problems in Makochi City. They were feared and hated by the citizens for their vandalism and gratuitous violence.
Abandonment: The building was in ruins and morale was nonexistent; being from Furin was synonymous with having no future. ## The "After": The Birth of Bofurin The transformation occurred when Hajime Umemiya and his companions (like Hiragi and the other Heavenly Kings) took control and unified the school under a new philosophy. Strength with Purpose: Umemiya replaced senseless violence with protection. He established the motto that Furin's strength should only be used to defend the city and its inhabitants.
Social Integration: Students began helping out in local businesses, cleaning the streets, and patrolling. Thanks to this, they went from being "delinquents" to being the heroes of Makochi. Military Structure: The 4 divisions and the captain hierarchy were created to maintain internal order and ensure that no student acts independently, damaging the school's image.
The Bond with the City: Now, citizens give them food (like the famous Kotoha buns) and fully trust them, creating a unique relationship of mutual respect.

The story between Yamato Endo, Chika Takiishi, and Hajime Umemiya is the central focus of Wind Breaker's most advanced arc, revealing the origins of the current Bofurin and the dark past of Furin High School.

The Original Link

All three attended Furin High School as freshmen at the same time. Back then, the school was a place of absolute chaos.
Chika Takiishi: He was considered the strongest fighter in Furin's history. His only interest was fighting powerful opponents, viewing other human beings with complete indifference. Yamato Endo: Obsessed with Chika since elementary school, Endo dedicated himself to being his shadow, providing him with everything he needed and desired. For Endo, Takiishi is a "god," and his sole purpose is to make him happy, even if it means manipulating others or starting wars.
Hajime Umemiya: He was the only one who constantly challenged Takiishi. Although he lost countless times, Umemiya always returned, trying to convince Chika to join his vision of protecting the city. ## The Fracture and Noroshi While Umemiya managed to gather followers and transform Furin into a protective organization ("Bofurin"), Chika grew bored with the new "friendly" atmosphere of the school. The Departure: Chika suddenly left Furin because she no longer found pleasure in that environment.
Endo's Loyalty: Endo and the more aggressive fighters (who despised Umemiya's philosophy of peace) went with him to form the Noroshi gang.

The Decisive Reunion

Years later, Endo orchestrates Noroshi's return to Makochi City. His sole purpose is for Chika to once again experience the thrill of fighting Umemiya at his full potential. The final battle: In their ultimate showdown on the rooftop of Furin, Umemiya finally manages to defeat Takiishi. Recognition: After the fight, Chika finally recognizes Umemiya by his full name, symbolizing that, for the first time, someone other than Endo has managed to enter his world.

Wind Breaker, the Bofurin organization at Furin High School, is divided into 4 main teams, each inspired by the "Four Heavenly Kings" of Buddhism and led by one of the strongest third-year students. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Here are the 4 divisions with their respective leaders:

Team Tamon (Vaisravana): Led by Toma Hiragi. This is the division to which the first-year protagonists (Class 1-1) belong, such as Haruka Sakura, Suo, and Nirei. Its name represents one who "hears everything. "Team Jikoku (Dhritarashtra): Under the command of Tasuku Tsubakino. It represents one who "holds the kingdom." Tsubakino is known for his vibrant style and his significant role in the second season of the anime.
Team Komoku (Virupaksha): Led by Saku Mizuki. It is associated with the one who "sees everything." Mizuki is noted for his speed and fluid fighting style based on capoeira. Team Zojo (Virudhaka): Led by Takumi Momose. Its name means "the one who makes everything sprout." [2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

Each division comprises three classes (one first-year, one second-year, and one third-year) that work together to protect different sectors of Makochi City. Above them all is Hajime Umemiya, the supreme leader of Bofurin.

2. The Four Kings (Third Year)

They are the leaders of the school's four divisions:

Hajime Umemiya: The representative of all of Furin. Despite being the strongest, he is passionate about gardening (especially his tomatoes) and has a cheerful and fatherly personality. Toma Hiragi: Leader of Team Tamon. He is a formidable warrior, but suffers from constant stress (and stomach aches) from having to control the rebellious first-years.
Tasuku Tsubakino: Leader of Team Jikoku. He has an androgynous and vibrant appearance; he is an expert in combat and very close to his subordinates. Saku Mizuki: Leader of Team Komoku.
Takumi Momose: Leader of Team Zojo.

Team Komoku (Leader Kugo Matsumoto)
(Class 2-4)
Takeru Miki (Second-Year Captain): Personality: Miki is observant and calm. He reflects the personality of his leader, Matsumoto, who prefers to analyze the situation before resorting to violence. Style: His fighting style is technical and precise. He specializes in quickly neutralizing the opponent's weak points to end conflicts without causing unnecessary collateral damage to the city.
Team Zochi (leader Sandai Momose)
(Class 2-3) The second-year leaders who serve as a bridge are: Shohei Sabu (2nd-year Captain): Personality: He is a pragmatic and disciplined leader. Unlike Tamon's chaotic energy, Sabu keeps his class under a regime of efficiency. Style: He focuses on pure physical power. Zochi members are often known for their stamina and for being Bofurin's "walls." Notable Assistants: Although Zochi's vice-captains have less screen time, they are characterized by absolute loyalty to Momose's ideals and an intimidating yet protective demeanor.
Jikoku Team (Leader Tasuku Tsubakino)
The Sakaki Brothers (Seiryu and Uryu). They are the vice-leaders of the entire division and Tsubakino's right-hand men. Second-Year Captains: Wataru Shiina: The mature strategist and leader of Class 2-2. Hitoshi Ban: The pillar of discipline and steady strength of the second year.
Team Tamon (leader Toma Hiragi)
Second-Year Captain: Ren Kaji. He is the highest-ranking second-year student on this team. Always wearing his headphones and carrying a paddle, he is irritable but very protective. Assistants (Vice-Captains - Second Year): Takeshi Enomoto: The "engine" of the group, loud and passionate. Yuto Kusumi: The calm brain who balances Enomoto's energy. First-Year Delegates: Haruka Sakura (Delegate), Akihiko Nirei (Vice-Delegate), and Suo (Vice-Delegate)

In Wind Breaker, the characters are primarily divided by their school year and their role within the Bofurin organization. Here are the most important ones:

1. First Year Students (Class 1-1)

They are the core of the story and belong to Team Tamon.

Haruka Sakura: The protagonist. He has two-toned hair and eyes. Although he seems tough and only wants to fight to be the "top," he's shy when thanked and has a strong sense of justice. Akihiko Nirei: He's not good at fighting, but he's the brains of the group. He carries a notebook where he writes down information on all the strong fighters. He's Sakura's emotional support.
Hayato Suo: An extremely skilled and calm fighter who wears an eyepatch. His fighting style is elegant, based on Chinese martial arts, and he almost never loses his composure. Kyotaro Sugishita: The only one Umemiya has permission to skip classes. He is quiet, but possesses terrifying brute strength and absolute loyalty to the leader.
Taiga Tsugeura: (Although he's very close to the second-year students, he's part of the new generation.) He's a fanatic about training, muscles, and positive energy. His style is based on physical power.
Mitsuki Kiryu: He's always with Tsugeura. He's a guy with a modern aesthetic, laid-back, and prefers to solve things efficiently rather than with unnecessary force.
Yuga Anzai: Anzai is known for his kind and friendly nature, but with unwavering determination when it comes to protecting his friends. He is a capable fighter who uses emotional motivation to enhance his attacks. He doesn't fight for glory, but for justice and the well-being of those he cares about.

In Bofurin's structure, Team Tamon corresponds to Class 2-1. This group is the first with which the first-year protagonists have direct contact with authority figures, serving as their mentors and older brothers.
The second-year leaders of Team Tamon are:

Ren Kaji

*Year: Second (Captain of Class 2-1).

• Description and Personality: He is the [Second Year Captain] and a key member of Tamon. He is distinguished by his platinum blonde hair, his headphones, and by always eating a lollipop. He is a man of few words, often irritable and prone to anger, but he possesses a very receptive and caring side towards his subordinates.
  *Style: He fights with overwhelming physical power. Despite his relaxed appearance, he is a relentless fighter who doesn't hesitate to spring into action when his comrades are in trouble.

Takeshi Enomoto

• Year: Second (Vice-Captain of Class 2-1).
  Description and Personality: He is the vice-captain who directly supports Kaji. He is known for his loud and energetic personality, and a very distinctive trait is his rolled "r" pronunciation. He acts as a passionate mentor to the first-years, giving them direct advice on how to improve. Style: His fighting style is aggressive and relentless. He is the type of fighter who stays on the front lines to clear the way for others.

Yuto Kusumi

*Year: Second (Vice-Captain of Class 2-1).

• Description and Personality: He completes Tamon's command trio. He is much calmer and more serious than Enomoto. His role is to be the emotional and strategic support of the group, keeping a cool head when tensions rise.
  Style: He is a reliable and well-rounded fighter who prioritizes the defense of his fellow freshmen.

Wataru Shiina [2]

*Year: Second (Class 2-2).

• Team: Jikoku.
  Description and Personality: He is a young man with a serene appearance and one of the most rational figures in his grade. He acts as a [Second Year Captain] (within the Jikoku team). He is analytical, responsible, and often serves as a guide for the first-year students when they need to understand the logistics or philosophy of Bofurin. Style: His fighting style is strategic and efficient. He rarely wastes moves and prefers terrain control and team coordination over brute force. [3, 4]

Hitoshi Ban

*Year: Second (Class 2-2).

• Team: Jikoku.
  Description and Personality: He shares second-year leadership of Team Jikoku with Wataru. He is a loyal and disciplined student who embodies Bofurin's pride. His personality is firm and serious, serving as a pillar of stability for his teammates. Style: He specializes in solid, defensive combat that allows more offensive members of his division to shine. He is a natural protector on the battlefield. [5]

3. Other Key Characters

Kotoha Akane: The owner of the "Potechi" café. She's like an older sister to Sakura and explains to her how the city really works and the importance of protecting others.

In the world of Wind Breaker, besides Bofurin (Furin), there are other gangs and groups with very different fighting philosophies. Here are the most important ones that appear in the story:

1. Shishitoren (The Lions Front)

She is the first major antagonist of the series. Her base is an old, abandoned movie theater.

Philosophy: "Power is everything." They only value brute force and despise the weak. Whoever loses a fight is expelled or humiliated. Leader: Choji Tomiyama, a hyperactive boy with terrifying strength.
Second in command: Jo Togame, who acts as the emotional and strategic pillar of the group. Conflict: They face Furin in a 5 vs 5 tournament after one of their members caused trouble in Bofurin's territory.

2. KEEL

It is a gang that appears later and represents the darker side of juvenile delinquency.

Philosophy: They have no honor or rules. Unlike Shishitoren or Furin, KEEL uses dirty tactics, weapons, and group attacks against individuals. Nature: They are dedicated to extortion and intimidation. They are seen as true criminals, not as fighters with ideals.

3. Roppo Ichiza

A group that is introduced in later arcs of the manga and has a very particular aesthetic and organization.

Context: They are known for their control over the nightlife district. Their leaders possess highly specialized combat skills and unique visual styles that contrast sharply with Furin's school uniforms. ## 4. Noroshi: This is a massive organization that poses a nationwide threat to school gangs. Importance: It is composed of legendary former criminals and extremely dangerous fighters. Its appearance elevates the scale of Furin's battles to a much more professional and violent level.

Fun fact: While Furin fights to protect and Shishitoren to rise, gangs like KEEL fight simply for their own benefit.

You're probably referring to Makochi City, which is the main setting for the story of Wind Breaker. [1, 2]
Although it is a fictional place, Makochi has very detailed characteristics that make it feel real: [3]

Visual Identity: Its design is inspired by traditional Japanese shopping districts, with narrow streets, local markets like Tonpu Street, and small businesses like Saboten Pastry Shop. Institutional Neglect: It is described as a city abandoned by the authorities and police due to high levels of gang violence. For this reason, Fûrin Institute took on the role of protecting it.
Relationship with Bofurin: The citizens do not fear the Bofurin delinquents; on the contrary, they appreciate and support them. They consider them their "heroes" and often give them food or thank them for maintaining peace in the neighborhoods. The Bofurin Group: The gang's name, which means "Wind Chimes" in Japanese, symbolizes its function as a shield that "breaks" or stops the wind (violence) that tries to enter the city. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8]

Makochi City is a labyrinth of neighborhoods with very different rules, where territorial control is everything. Here are the details about Tonpu Street and rival territories: [1]

Tonpu Commercial Street (Heart of Makochi)

It's the main area under Bofurin's protection. It's not just a shopping area, but the social hub of the series.

Atmosphere: It's a vibrant district full of life, local markets, and food stalls. The merchants have complete trust in the students of Furin. Café Pothos: It's the key meeting point, managed by Kotoha Tachibana. It's a neutral place where Sakura and her friends often relax and get advice from Kotoha.
*Customs: It's common to see the characters helping shop owners, which reinforces their image as "neighborhood heroes" rather than criminals.

Territories and Rival Gangs

Makochi and its surroundings are divided by invisible but dangerous borders:

• Shishitoren (Restaurant District):
  *Territory: It is located across the train tracks that mark the border with Makochi.
• Headquarters: Its base of operations is an old abandoned theater called Orion Stars.
  *Philosophy: Before their defeat at the hands of Bofurin, they operated under the law of the strongest, ruthlessly expelling anyone they deemed "weak".
• KEEL (Shipyard Zone):
  Territory: They operate in the Senkan Shipyard, an industrial and port area. Style: Unlike Shishitoren, they have no code of honor. They are known for using bladed weapons, attacking in groups, and wearing white hoods to conceal their identity.
  Roppo Ichiza (Red Light District / Keisei Street): Territory: They control Keisei Street, the nightlife entertainment area full of bars and neon lights.
  Leader: Kanji Nakamura. They are a group that, like Bofurin, protects their area, especially the women who work in the district.

The story of Haruka Sakura, the protagonist of Wind Breaker, is marked by rejection and loneliness due to his unique physical appearance: he has heterochromia (one eye of each color) and his hair is half white and half black.
Here are the key points of its background:

Childhood and Rejection

Isolation: From a young age, Sakura was judged and ostracized because of his appearance. Constantly treated as a "strange" or a delinquent by adults and peers, he ended up adopting this defensive and solitary attitude as a protective mechanism. Family Environment: His family history is painful; after his birth, his mother died and his father abandoned him. This led him to live in various homes where he felt like a burden and no one truly wanted to take him in.
*Housing: Upon moving to Makochi to attend Fûrin High School, he lives alone in a dilapidated apartment, reflecting his forced independence and lack of resources. ## Purpose at Fûrin

• Search for Courage: Sakura arrived at the high school believing that strength in combat was the only way to prove his worth. His initial goal was to "reach the top" by fighting everyone so that no one could ever look down on him again.
  Personal Development: Through her encounter with the Bofurin group, Sakura experiences kindness and a sense of community for the first time. As the story progresses, she learns that true strength lies not only in her fists, but also in protecting others and allowing herself to be helped.

Behind his cheerful demeanor and passion for gardening lies a past marked by tragedy and loneliness. Origins and Tragedy Happy Childhood: Umemiya was born into a loving family that instilled in him values ​​of protection and care. The Accident: At age 9, he witnessed the death of his father and his mother (who was pregnant) in a car accident. Trauma: After being orphaned, he developed severe depression and a strong sense of guilt, believing he was a "murderer" for having survived. The extreme stress was so great that his hair, originally black, turned completely white. Overcoming and the Furinen Orphanage Arrival in Makochi: After passing through several foster homes, he arrived at the Furinen Orphanage in Makochi City. The Change of Perspective: Initially, Umemiya sought death by engaging in extreme street fights. He was rescued by a third-year student from Furin, who made him understand that his parents died happy for having saved him.

The story of Tasuku Tsubakino, a character from the manga and anime Wind Breaker, is a tale of self-acceptance and overcoming prejudice. He is a third-year student at Furin High School and one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Bofurin, leading Team Jikoku.

Origin and Self-Acceptance

Childhood and Bullying: During his childhood, Tsubakino suppressed his interest in makeup, fashion, and "cute things" to try to fit in with his classmates and avoid bullying. The Turning Point: In second grade, he met an older couple who accepted him unconditionally. This encounter was key for him to begin embracing his true identity regardless of others' opinions.
Identity: Although his appearance is feminine and he doesn't mind being referred to with feminine terms, the author has clarified that Tsubakino is comfortable with his male gender at birth; he simply enjoys feminine aesthetics and makeup. Meeting Umemiya: In his first year of middle school, he frequently got into fights with those who made fun of his appearance. It was then that he met Hajime Umemiya, who defended him and became his first close friend at school.
Current role: He is recognized for his strength and elegance in combat, demonstrating that aesthetic sensibility is not at odds with the ability to protect others.

Seiryu Sakaki: He is the older twin. He is distinguished by his excellent communication skills and meticulous manner. He often acts as his younger brother's spokesperson.
Uryu Sakaki: He is the younger twin. Unlike Seiryu, he is a man of few words but with a huge appetite. Despite his silence, they operate in perfect sync during battles.

The Noroshi Gang is one of the most dangerous and professional organizations in the manga, led by former students of Furin who now seek to destroy the current Bofurin system. Its members are elite fighters with skills far surpassing those of average criminals.
Here are its main characters:
The Leader

*Chika Takiishi: The absolute leader of Noroshi and former partner of Hajime Umemiya. He is a combat prodigy who lives solely for the pleasure of fighting. He has no interest in protecting cities or in philosophies; for him, Furin is just a place to find strong opponents. His strength is so great that he is considered the only one capable of seriously rivaling Umemiya.
Elite Members
Noroshi boasts specialized fighters who have challenged the captains of Furin:

• Yamato Endo: An extremely intelligent and observant fighter (appeared briefly in the KEEL arc). He is the group's strategist and possesses devastating physical strength, capable of facing the "Heavenly Kings." He always appears with a relaxed smile and a playful attitude, but he is a sadistic manipulator. He is obsessive and can go from calm to violent fury in seconds if something displeases him. Flame tattoos on his shoulders
  Soma Ban: A fighter known for his aggressive style and physical endurance. He has a personal history connected to the upper echelons of Furin. Shimon Nagato: (Not to be confused with the one from KEEL). He is a technical and ruthless fighter who shows no mercy to his opponents, exploiting every weakness to his advantage.
  Kyohei Inugami: Known for his savage instincts and speed, he is one of the most unpredictable members in battle.
  Their Purpose: Unlike previous gangs, Noroshi isn't after money or territory. Their goal is to "burn down" the Bofurin system, as they believe Furin students have become "soft" by playing at being city heroes instead of warriors.

The Shishitoren (The Front Lions) are the antithesis of Furin. While Furin protects the weak, in this gang the only law is that "strength is everything."
Here are its most prominent members, who faced the protagonists in the abandoned cinema arc:

The Leaders

Choji Tomiyama (The Leader): Despite his small stature and childlike, energetic personality, he's a monster in combat. He sees fights as a game and can defeat anyone in seconds with his superhuman agility. He felt empty until he fought Umemiya. Jo Togame (The Second-in-Command): He's the pillar of the group. A tall man with glasses and a stoic demeanor. He's a heavyweight fighter who uses overwhelming physical strength. He took it upon himself to keep the gang together, even if it meant becoming ruthless to fulfill Choji's vision.

The Tournament Fighters

During the confrontation against Bofurin, these were the members who fought:

1. Kota Sako: An old childhood friend of Sugishita. He is very strong and harbors a deep resentment towards Furin. He fought Sugishita in a duel of brute strength.
2. Yukinari Arima: A fighter who relies too heavily on his reach and speed. He faced Hayato Suo, who completely dominated him psychologically before physically defeating him.
3. Minoru Kanuma: An arrogant member who looks down on those he considers inferior. He was Akihiko Nirei's opponent (although Sakura initially had to intervene).
4. Ichiyanagi: Another of the outstanding fighters who was part of the elite of the "lions".

His Philosophy of "The Cage"

The Shishitoren live under a strict hierarchy: if you lose, you're "trash" and lose your place in the gang. At the end of their arc, thanks to Furin's influence, the group begins to shift their mindset towards one based more on camaraderie than fear.

The Roppo Ichiza (The Company of Six) is a protection group in the red-light district (Keisei Street) distinguished by its formal attire, usually suits and ties. Unlike other gangs, its members work in local establishments as hosts or waiters, and their main objective is to ensure that customers can enjoy themselves without worries. Key figures in this organization:

Leaders and Key Figures

Kanji Nakamura (President): The 18-year-old leader, an impulsive but kind-hearted fighter. He works as a waiter and bodyguard at the Ougi burlesque bar, where he met Tsubakino of Bofurin. Shizuka Narita: A singer at the Ougi Show Pub and a younger sister figure to Tsubakino. Her safety is the top priority for the members of Roppo Ichiza.

Other Notable Members

The group is made up of expert fighters who hold various jobs in the district:

Akihito Miyoshi: Member who works as a host. Shogo Hidaka: Serves as a restaurant manager.
Ritsu Otowa: He is a talented pianist who also fights to protect the street. [1, 4, 5]

This group collaborates closely with Bofurin (especially with Tsubakino's team) to confront the Gravel gang, which is trying to destabilize the peace of the district. [4]

The KEEL gang presents itself as an extortionist criminal group that, unlike other gangs, has no code of honor and uses violence and fear to control its members. Its members often wear white hoods and use blunt weapons, such as bats and wooden clubs, instead of fighting with their fists. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Here are the most important members of KEEL:

Leader and Dome

Shingo Natori: The sociopathic and manipulative leader of KEEL. He rules through terror and has no interest in camaraderie; he sees violence as a tool of absolute authority. Takeru Kongo: One of the five "VIP" members of the gang. He is a very talkative fighter, but according to Sakura and Ren Kaji, he has more words than action.
*Renji Kaga: He possesses immense physical strength, comparable to that of a gorilla. His philosophy is extremist: he believes that the weak should only obey the strong and that those without power do not deserve to live. [2, 3, 5, 6, 7]

Notable Members (VIPs)

These characters directly confronted the Bofurin members during the shipyard conflict:

• Taishi Mogami: An extremely agile fighter who attempts to mimic Choji's (leader of Shishitoren) aura, though he lacks his true power. He faced Kyotaro Sugishita.
  Hansuke Tone: A fighter who uses the dual-wielding style (usually a bat and a wooden board). He hates the eyes of Hayato Suo, who was his opponent. Shiyu Kirishima: The opposite of Kongo, he is very quiet and serious. He was Taiga Tsugeura's rival in the massive showdown. [2, 4, 6, 7, 8]

Other Related Members

Atsushi Nagato: A former member of KEEL who wished to leave the crew, which triggered the main conflict of this arc when his friends from Furin attempted to rescue him. Yamato Endo: A mysterious character who was present during the battle against KEEL, observing from the shadows to assess Bofurin's strength. [9, 10]