Juhwan

Ju-hwan Jang is a side character in Windbreaker. His first appearance was him confronting Monster saying he was cocky after hitting 100KM while slipstreaming behind a car. He then says "Well if you're a Lamborghini, then I'm a Ferrari. bitch." Monster ignores him. He's very expressive especially when it comes to biking and Monster, he's typically seen with John Smith which is his classmate and close friend. John is always next to Juhwan when they're not biking.

Appearance
Ju-hwan is seen with dyed teal hair and has tunnel earrings. His mono lids give him a sharp look to his appearance. He has multiple tattoos on his right hand, a shark head on the back of his hand and lettering on his fingers spelling out "stab", a great white jumping out of the water on his left pec, and another shark tattoo on his left thigh.

He's also usually seen in his biking outfit but is later seen in his school uniform.

Personality
Ju-hwan is a expressive guy who is only shy towards his crush, Sugyeong. Many perceive him as childish and loud due to his attitude towards Monster and other crews. He is quite friendly and is on good terms with Hummingbird in general. Not much is known about him as there is only a few chapters of him in school and the rest in The League of Street. He puts a lot of effort into training and beating his opponents, even training at the crack of dawn before school in his room.

History
Ju-hwan was bullied when he was very young, he was known as weak and timid and even one of his classmates comments that, "he could be blown away by the wind", when a young Ju-hwan tripped during his race. He was submissive and easily beaten but despite that he never lost his confidence.

He was seen poking a fish in one of the chapters and he said "Fishes are too weak..." And a old man replies to Juhwan saying "Hahaha! Not all of them are, you'll be surprised by how big and scary the fish are under the sea!" Ju-hwan wondered how scary they could actually be so he watched his first shark movie and his entire perception of fishes changed. He admired sharks so much that he started wearing shark motif shirts to school. Unfortunately his status as the wimp did not change and he was continuously bullied.

One day, after another day of being bullied at school, a man lost his grip on his dog's leash and it came barrelling down the streets. Ju-hwan saw the bullies cowering away from the dog, doing nothing to stop it from attacking his crush. Despite his fear, he bravely stood in front of Sugyeong and protected her from the dog. He came out of that encounter with a few scars on his hand and a realisation that his bullies were only acting tough in school.

Sugyeong sat next to him that year and was kind to him during school. She once offered him a chocolate bar; though as soon as they were starting to get close, he transferred to a different school. He vowed that he would no longer live like a "small fry" any more. Due to his new attitude, we can assume he was no longer bullied at his new school.

Sometime later, he got tattoos to cover up the scars on his hand, at least two more tattoos on his pec and thigh, and coloured his hair his signature teal colour.

He reunites with Sugyeong in high school and once again develops a huge crush on her. His two best friends are often encouraging him to confess but he never found the courage. One day, he sees a man badgering Sugyeong and her friend after school. He intended to intervene abut Monster got there first and Sugyeong catches feelings for Monster. This was when his rivalry with Monster began. He confronts Monster about if he returns Sugyeong's feelings only to find out he has no clue who she was. Ju-hwan is offended for Sugyeong and tries to get Sugyeong to turn her attention to someone who'd actually appreciate her (him).

During his race with the Sabbath Crew, he cycled as fast as a shark on the attack. Unfortunately, his "fins" were hacked off and he was no longer able to finish the race. As he drifted in and out of consciousness, he regretted not getting the chance to even face Monster. He felt embarrassed because he failed to look cool in front of his crush.

Trivia
Milk was based off the author's real life pup