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Tutor Hitman Reborn! 1
Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada era un chico normal y corriente, un adolescente japonés con los problemas típicos de un chico de su edad. Sabía que uno de sus antepasados llegó desde Italia, pero no es que tuvieran mucho contacto con la rama europea de la familia. . . hasta que su pariente Timoteo le comunica que es su sucesor. Eso no sería tan grave si Timoteo no fuera conocido como Vongola IX. . . ¡un capo de la mafia italiana! Naturalmente, el actual capo es consciente de que Tsuna no tiene las capacidades ni los conocimientos necesarios para sucederle, pero tiene la solución: enviarle un tutor, un mafioso experimentado para que le enseñe de qué va el oficio. El escogido es Reborn, la mano derecha de Vongola IX, un mafioso de lo más experimentado. . . y que resulta ser un niño de un año de edad, armado con una pistola cuyas balas pueden conceder todo tipo de poderes.
192 pages, Paperback
First published October 4, 2004
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About the author
Akira Amano
131 books211 followersAlso known as 天野 明.
Akira Amano is the author and mangaka of the shonen manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn!
Amano began in 1998 with a job at Weekly Young Magazine. She also held a job at Shueisha Publishing Co, Ltd.
In 2002, Amano participated in a contest for aspiring mangaka and was one of the lucky winners, with her comic Monkey Business published in Young Magazine.
In 2004, she finally found success with the humourous and classy manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (or, for short, just Reborn!), and that thanks to her readers' support. This new manga was advertised more and more in Shonen Jump and became a hit. Two years later, her manga was made into an anime series by Artland studios.
Her ideas for Reborn!: Amano had some crazy ideas to entertain readers with. She came up with weird characters to add spice to the humour, a story written especially to be unique, and fast-paced action.
Other works:
Boy Spin (1998)
Hot Blast Baseball Legendary (1999)
Pu Chipu Chirabii (2000)
Monkey Business (2002)
Tapir Hearts HAWK! (2003)
Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (2004)
Psycho-Pass (2012)(Original Character Design)
Akira Amano is the author and mangaka of the shonen manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn!
Amano began in 1998 with a job at Weekly Young Magazine. She also held a job at Shueisha Publishing Co, Ltd.
In 2002, Amano participated in a contest for aspiring mangaka and was one of the lucky winners, with her comic Monkey Business published in Young Magazine.
In 2004, she finally found success with the humourous and classy manga Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (or, for short, just Reborn!), and that thanks to her readers' support. This new manga was advertised more and more in Shonen Jump and became a hit. Two years later, her manga was made into an anime series by Artland studios.
Her ideas for Reborn!: Amano had some crazy ideas to entertain readers with. She came up with weird characters to add spice to the humour, a story written especially to be unique, and fast-paced action.
Other works:
Boy Spin (1998)
Hot Blast Baseball Legendary (1999)
Pu Chipu Chirabii (2000)
Monkey Business (2002)
Tapir Hearts HAWK! (2003)
Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (2004)
Psycho-Pass (2012)(Original Character Design)
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March 27, 2018
This manga goes from hilarious to heartbreaking and back to absolutely fucking ridiculous, very quickly. You will laugh. You will cringe. You will watch someone you love be beaten within an inch of their life. And, chances are, you'll come out with a ship that will change how you look at numbers and weather forever.
Welcome to KHR. Have a good time and tell Hayato and Takeshi that I love them. 💖
Welcome to KHR. Have a good time and tell Hayato and Takeshi that I love them. 💖
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July 19, 2013Many people have dropped both this manga and anime. And that is sad. This came out (well, was advertised coming soon in a shonen jump magazine) when I was actually in second grade. I was excited! Soon after, when I was old enough to finally obtain my own manga (I was never allowed to have my family buy me manga) this was the first. Sure, it seems boring at first. But don't 99.9% of stories in general, comic, manga, novel or not, start that way? In the beginning it's gonna have comedy, and idiotic comedy.
Not only that, but if you give it a chance, you will realize that Akira Amano has done things that have turned her into one of the legendary manga artists-Her character development. Yes, the first volume has you meet idiots. But so what? Does every character have to be smart? Give KHR! a chance and you will see all the UNIQUE characters, with similarities being very slight and possibly unnoticed. That's what makes this mafia story so good other than the plot. You have your typical loser boy. But as the manga goes on, you actually SEE development in not only her art, but in the characters THEMSELVES. They grow older, they face challenges (maybe not the normal way) us human beings may, just may, challenge every day.
This manga has touched my heart due to this and I will forever spread my love for both the series and for Akira's hard work and improvement. It's actually so good that people who have actually given it a chance have stated what's changed of them-positively. And again, the characters are all unique, and weird. If you don't like weird, fine, but there's a mix of action, comedy, and friendship in this manga. And that is why you should read it.
Not only that, but if you give it a chance, you will realize that Akira Amano has done things that have turned her into one of the legendary manga artists-Her character development. Yes, the first volume has you meet idiots. But so what? Does every character have to be smart? Give KHR! a chance and you will see all the UNIQUE characters, with similarities being very slight and possibly unnoticed. That's what makes this mafia story so good other than the plot. You have your typical loser boy. But as the manga goes on, you actually SEE development in not only her art, but in the characters THEMSELVES. They grow older, they face challenges (maybe not the normal way) us human beings may, just may, challenge every day.
This manga has touched my heart due to this and I will forever spread my love for both the series and for Akira's hard work and improvement. It's actually so good that people who have actually given it a chance have stated what's changed of them-positively. And again, the characters are all unique, and weird. If you don't like weird, fine, but there's a mix of action, comedy, and friendship in this manga. And that is why you should read it.
August 30, 2012
DUDE. This thing right here is one of my favorite manga series. YOU MUST READ IT.
December 13, 2011
Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, aka “The Idiotic Mafia anime”. Who would have guessed that the Godfather would get such a ridiculous spin-off in Japan? And here I thought zombies called orcs in Gungrave was too much.
But let’s clarify a few things first. This show is a silly action/comedy that uses a backdrop story as an excuse for mostly random gags and some guys to come fight with some other guys. Don’t expect a captivating, multi-layered, well-thought of scenario. It is just a typical “kid wants to grow stronger and more secured with himself and lead its own empire” scenario, with the catch that he didn’t choose it. Others did that for him; specifically his father who wants to prepare him just to succeed him in his mafia family when he retires. It is not a bad premise actually; it is good to see a story where the lead character is forced to do something important against his will and gaining the support of those around him in the process. Remember Shinji in Neon Genesis?
Well too bad he is no Shinji and this is hardly a Neon Genesis. It’s nothing but a silly comedy with slapstick humour, random stories and over the top characters. So we can start by saying the story is barely there, goes nowhere, and you shouldn’t even care about it. Sure, there is occasional progress in the form of having the characters overcoming a challenge and becoming stronger but that never actually heads to something important. They go here, they go there, they travel in time, they play in a Pokemon-like tournament, they assume forms from the future, they gather magic rings, blah blah, random mambo jumbo just for kicks.
Pacing is another very negative thing. Having good humour and dense episodic storylines would be good but to the most part it is dragging to the point of insanity. The first 7 volumes are nothing but aimless childish episodic adventures where we just get to know the characters of the show. Past the introduction, they are boring and barely rewatchable. Down to it, it’s the characters that only matter in this show and your enjoyment is equal to how much you can laugh with them or tolerate them thereafter. The protagonist may appear to be Tsuma, but he is just a boring wimp who just has to do stuff for the heck of it. The real good ones are Reborn, the baby-mafia with a lizard gun, and Lambo, the afro cow-uniform baby. There are others almost as interesting and, yeah, again all of them are babies doing nonsense. Do you believe this is a shonen about babies? In fact, the entire show is quite juvenile in its humour and action; do not go comparing it to Naruto or One Piece because its target audience is much younger and thus has far less violence and intelligence.
Anyways, even if you get to love the characters for their weirdness it is still questionable for how long you will like them before they become annoying. There is no actual character development besides getting to see more sides to them (usually involving their future selves) and most of them are defined by an extreme personality quirk and nothing else. How many times can you stand watching them doing the exact same things before getting fed up with it? It might have worked with Urusei Yatsura in the 80’s but this is not nearly as extreme in humour or episodic in structure.
The artwork is ok all things considered, and so are the battles if you are around 10 years old but surely lack excitement. I mean, most of the times they shoot Tsuma with a bullet which makes his clothes rip apart (but not his trunks) and he gets all furious and powerful, doing all sorts of improbable things, only to revert back into a spineless idiot a few minutes later. And that is all the action you get to the most part. Later on it gets a bit more complicating with Pokemons and mgic rings but it never becomes hardcore action. Because it’s for kids.
So is it a good show? Sporadically yes, if your bar is rather low. It’s definitely not good in the beginning, and the characters are frozen stiff in personality and mostly repeat the same joke. And of course girls are useless who can only cook while boys love to fight. And babies carry gun lizards and time machines. And all that makes no sense and it’s funny for a couple of times before you get bored with its juvenile approach.
But let’s clarify a few things first. This show is a silly action/comedy that uses a backdrop story as an excuse for mostly random gags and some guys to come fight with some other guys. Don’t expect a captivating, multi-layered, well-thought of scenario. It is just a typical “kid wants to grow stronger and more secured with himself and lead its own empire” scenario, with the catch that he didn’t choose it. Others did that for him; specifically his father who wants to prepare him just to succeed him in his mafia family when he retires. It is not a bad premise actually; it is good to see a story where the lead character is forced to do something important against his will and gaining the support of those around him in the process. Remember Shinji in Neon Genesis?
Well too bad he is no Shinji and this is hardly a Neon Genesis. It’s nothing but a silly comedy with slapstick humour, random stories and over the top characters. So we can start by saying the story is barely there, goes nowhere, and you shouldn’t even care about it. Sure, there is occasional progress in the form of having the characters overcoming a challenge and becoming stronger but that never actually heads to something important. They go here, they go there, they travel in time, they play in a Pokemon-like tournament, they assume forms from the future, they gather magic rings, blah blah, random mambo jumbo just for kicks.
Pacing is another very negative thing. Having good humour and dense episodic storylines would be good but to the most part it is dragging to the point of insanity. The first 7 volumes are nothing but aimless childish episodic adventures where we just get to know the characters of the show. Past the introduction, they are boring and barely rewatchable. Down to it, it’s the characters that only matter in this show and your enjoyment is equal to how much you can laugh with them or tolerate them thereafter. The protagonist may appear to be Tsuma, but he is just a boring wimp who just has to do stuff for the heck of it. The real good ones are Reborn, the baby-mafia with a lizard gun, and Lambo, the afro cow-uniform baby. There are others almost as interesting and, yeah, again all of them are babies doing nonsense. Do you believe this is a shonen about babies? In fact, the entire show is quite juvenile in its humour and action; do not go comparing it to Naruto or One Piece because its target audience is much younger and thus has far less violence and intelligence.
Anyways, even if you get to love the characters for their weirdness it is still questionable for how long you will like them before they become annoying. There is no actual character development besides getting to see more sides to them (usually involving their future selves) and most of them are defined by an extreme personality quirk and nothing else. How many times can you stand watching them doing the exact same things before getting fed up with it? It might have worked with Urusei Yatsura in the 80’s but this is not nearly as extreme in humour or episodic in structure.
The artwork is ok all things considered, and so are the battles if you are around 10 years old but surely lack excitement. I mean, most of the times they shoot Tsuma with a bullet which makes his clothes rip apart (but not his trunks) and he gets all furious and powerful, doing all sorts of improbable things, only to revert back into a spineless idiot a few minutes later. And that is all the action you get to the most part. Later on it gets a bit more complicating with Pokemons and mgic rings but it never becomes hardcore action. Because it’s for kids.
So is it a good show? Sporadically yes, if your bar is rather low. It’s definitely not good in the beginning, and the characters are frozen stiff in personality and mostly repeat the same joke. And of course girls are useless who can only cook while boys love to fight. And babies carry gun lizards and time machines. And all that makes no sense and it’s funny for a couple of times before you get bored with its juvenile approach.
September 22, 2024
Generalmente no registro los mangas que leo en GR porque uso otro método para organizarlos, pero dudo que logre mi meta de lecturas de este año ( y esta es una relectura) así que decidí hacer una excepción con este manga, y quizás otro en el año, quién sabe.
Leí este manga por primera vez hace 10-11 años? y como mi vida es un desastre emocional decidí refugiarme en cosas de mi niñez-adolescencia que me traen nostalgia, es decir Reborn.
Esta calificación corresponde a los 8 o 9 primeros tomos. Los amo, me divertí mucho volviéndolos a leer y recordando cosas que había olvidado pero en general, la historia no agarra ritmo para mi hasta el tomo 10, por tanto 2 estrellas.
Leí este manga por primera vez hace 10-11 años? y como mi vida es un desastre emocional decidí refugiarme en cosas de mi niñez-adolescencia que me traen nostalgia, es decir Reborn.
Esta calificación corresponde a los 8 o 9 primeros tomos. Los amo, me divertí mucho volviéndolos a leer y recordando cosas que había olvidado pero en general, la historia no agarra ritmo para mi hasta el tomo 10, por tanto 2 estrellas.
May 31, 2016
Okay, this is more of a warning and less of a review.
The first volume of this book, and the next seven, are BEYOND SLOW MOVING AND PLOTLESS.
However, once you get to the ninth volume, bang!, you get a bucketful of plot thrown at you, and it's impossible not to love it. The story gets so good, that it makes up for the horrible start and deserves little less than 5 stars.
Basically, your general plot is that the main character, Tsuna, is told he is to become the tenth generation mafia boss for the Vongola family. However, Tsuna is an utter loser who sucks at sports and academics equally. And so hilarity ensues. It makes for a good gag manga in the start, but turns out to be much better.
So give it some time. Amano certainly does this series justice throughout the various arcs.
The first volume of this book, and the next seven, are BEYOND SLOW MOVING AND PLOTLESS.
However, once you get to the ninth volume, bang!, you get a bucketful of plot thrown at you, and it's impossible not to love it. The story gets so good, that it makes up for the horrible start and deserves little less than 5 stars.
Basically, your general plot is that the main character, Tsuna, is told he is to become the tenth generation mafia boss for the Vongola family. However, Tsuna is an utter loser who sucks at sports and academics equally. And so hilarity ensues. It makes for a good gag manga in the start, but turns out to be much better.
So give it some time. Amano certainly does this series justice throughout the various arcs.
August 7, 2024
Volví a leer este tomo y me gusta la serie pero siento que me desespero un poco 🙈 3.5
August 12, 2015
Funny!
December 29, 2017
Me encantó....
January 19, 2012
This rating and review is for the whole published books.
Reborn! told about a middleschooler named Sawada Tsunayoshi (or Tsuna, for short) who was clumsy and had no potential ability, nicknamed "no-good Tsuna" by all of his friends. One day, a baby came to him and shockingly informed him that he was the one on the list to become the next Vongola's - a notorious mafia family - predecssor. And that Baby, known as Reborn, was came to prepared him as a suitable mafia boss.
To say it honestly, I kinda didn't like the idea of this story. Okay,this was one of the story in which centered around Nobita-wise person to prove that even a no-good person actually could be good, I got that. And the thing with dying will flames... well, ridiculous, but okay, it's a good laugh at the beginning - and a cool weapon from midstory and so forth. But mafia organization that firstly founded for doing good for society? I don't know, it's just didn't catch with my logic-demanding brain (but well, manga is all about non-logic, but duh!).
But I must admit that the characterization improvement was good - very good. You could see the transformation of that no-good Tsuna into someone powerful yet still reluctant to do a mafia-related stuff endearing. And the other characters got a good improvement also, like Gokudera who slowly socialize with other guardian, or Hibari who got a little more willing to be a part of Vongola Guardians as the story continued, etc. And the pace for their improvement was smooth, though I felt like they had more battle than characterization, but oh well, it's a battle manga, anyway.
So yeah, because I'm a charaterization-freak, this story got my well-deserves 3 stars. But I still love the fanfictions and the doujinshis more, though, where the story was modificated into something.... more realistic and more suitable for a dark Mafia world.
Reborn! told about a middleschooler named Sawada Tsunayoshi (or Tsuna, for short) who was clumsy and had no potential ability, nicknamed "no-good Tsuna" by all of his friends. One day, a baby came to him and shockingly informed him that he was the one on the list to become the next Vongola's - a notorious mafia family - predecssor. And that Baby, known as Reborn, was came to prepared him as a suitable mafia boss.
To say it honestly, I kinda didn't like the idea of this story. Okay,this was one of the story in which centered around Nobita-wise person to prove that even a no-good person actually could be good, I got that. And the thing with dying will flames... well, ridiculous, but okay, it's a good laugh at the beginning - and a cool weapon from midstory and so forth. But mafia organization that firstly founded for doing good for society? I don't know, it's just didn't catch with my logic-demanding brain (but well, manga is all about non-logic, but duh!).
But I must admit that the characterization improvement was good - very good. You could see the transformation of that no-good Tsuna into someone powerful yet still reluctant to do a mafia-related stuff endearing. And the other characters got a good improvement also, like Gokudera who slowly socialize with other guardian, or Hibari who got a little more willing to be a part of Vongola Guardians as the story continued, etc. And the pace for their improvement was smooth, though I felt like they had more battle than characterization, but oh well, it's a battle manga, anyway.
So yeah, because I'm a charaterization-freak, this story got my well-deserves 3 stars. But I still love the fanfictions and the doujinshis more, though, where the story was modificated into something.... more realistic and more suitable for a dark Mafia world.
January 10, 2013
This is such a weird book. I have trouble reviewing it.
It's absurd, even by the standards of shonen manga. Plot points get pulled out of nowhere, no one ever remarks on the oddness of some of the stuff that's going on despite that it is VERY odd in-world, and the art is fairly uneven.
This volume introduces us to the Vongola Family, a mafia family from Italy. Generations ago, one of our main character Tsuna's ancestors moved to Japan, and while they haven't been an active part of Family life, Tsuna is still in the line of succession. So when his mother introduces him to a 'tutor' who's meant to help him with his abysmal grades and lack of motivation, he finds Reborn - an assassin with the face of a baby - forcing him to change his life and his outlook.
I like this series. I *really* do. And while there are a lot of really nonsensical over-the-top scenes, there are also a few that feel real and heartfelt, dealing with a main character who not only is lazy and unmotivated, but seems defined in some ways by that and thus feels a lot more real than a lot of others.
Still, the flaws in this first volume are real and deep. It's two stars, but entertaining in its own way.
It's absurd, even by the standards of shonen manga. Plot points get pulled out of nowhere, no one ever remarks on the oddness of some of the stuff that's going on despite that it is VERY odd in-world, and the art is fairly uneven.
This volume introduces us to the Vongola Family, a mafia family from Italy. Generations ago, one of our main character Tsuna's ancestors moved to Japan, and while they haven't been an active part of Family life, Tsuna is still in the line of succession. So when his mother introduces him to a 'tutor' who's meant to help him with his abysmal grades and lack of motivation, he finds Reborn - an assassin with the face of a baby - forcing him to change his life and his outlook.
I like this series. I *really* do. And while there are a lot of really nonsensical over-the-top scenes, there are also a few that feel real and heartfelt, dealing with a main character who not only is lazy and unmotivated, but seems defined in some ways by that and thus feels a lot more real than a lot of others.
Still, the flaws in this first volume are real and deep. It's two stars, but entertaining in its own way.
September 16, 2021
Reborn es un tutor peculiar que tiene la misión de convertir a Tsuna, un chico de 15 años, en el 10º Jefe de la Familia Vongola, un grupo de mafiosos.
A simple vista Reborn parece ser un chiquillo con traje, pero en realidad se trata de un mercenario de alta categoría, lo que hace que su interacción con Tsuna sea sumamente hilarante y muy fuera de la realidad.
Este primer volumen me resultó extravagante, aunque ligero y rápido de leer ya que solo fue la presentación de varios personajes que supongo serán parte del clan de Tsuna.
Una amiga me prestó sus mangas así que aprovecharé para continuar con la serie porque, aunque ya había visto algunos episodios, la verdad se me hizo muy lento y lo dropeé después de un rato. Espero que el manga sea mucho mejor.
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 1 – 7.
A simple vista Reborn parece ser un chiquillo con traje, pero en realidad se trata de un mercenario de alta categoría, lo que hace que su interacción con Tsuna sea sumamente hilarante y muy fuera de la realidad.
Este primer volumen me resultó extravagante, aunque ligero y rápido de leer ya que solo fue la presentación de varios personajes que supongo serán parte del clan de Tsuna.
Una amiga me prestó sus mangas así que aprovecharé para continuar con la serie porque, aunque ya había visto algunos episodios, la verdad se me hizo muy lento y lo dropeé después de un rato. Espero que el manga sea mucho mejor.
Este volumen contiene los capítulos 1 – 7.
March 30, 2015
Really slow in the beginning. But the series really takes off some where around chapter 18. Totally loved all of it. It's not something that you usually find in manga/anime. Super creative and a tear jerker, all them flashbacks. The anime plays this really sad song so that doesn't help.
September 24, 2011
a very creative manga
October 16, 2020
AAAAAHHHH this was so nostalgic for me. I loved this series so much as a kid. It always made me laugh. I am glad to say that it still brings a smile to my face and the story is as good as ever.
December 31, 2018
im ... back on my bullshit
December 31, 2022
1,5 / 5 ⭐️
Sin más, quería leer algo rápido y está historia es fácil de leer.
Sin más, quería leer algo rápido y está historia es fácil de leer.
June 6, 2020
Reborn! is a manga series written and illustrated by Akira Amano. It centers on Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada, who discovers that he is next in line to become boss of the Vongola family, a powerful Mafia organization. The Vongolas' most powerful hitman, a gun-toting infant named Reborn, is sent to teach Tsuna how to be a boss. This tankōbon collects the first seven chapters, named targets, of the on-going series.
Infant Reborn is a hitman for the Mafia. He is sent to Japan to train teenager Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada so that he can become the next boss of the most powerful Mafia group, the Vongola Family. Tsuna considers himself a loser until Reborn shoots him with the "Dying Will Bullet". This makes him stronger physically and mentally, allowing him to perform amazing feats.
He is eventually able to become friendly with his crush, Kyōko Sasagawa, and befriends baseball player Takeshi Yamamoto after stopping him from committing suicide. As part of his training, he begins meeting members of the Mafia, who have mixed reactions to him. Dynamite expert Hayato Gokudera initially wishes to kill the boy, but later strives to become his right-hand man. Furthermore, another infant assassin, Lambo, introduces himself by trying to kill Reborn, but instead starts living with them.
This tankōbon is written and illustrated by Akira Amano. For the most part, it is written and illustrated rather well. Tsunayoshi Sawada, referred to simply as "Tsuna", is the 14-year-old central character of the series. Because of his severely low self-esteem and lack of talent in any activity, Tsuna is known as "No-Good Tsuna" at his middle school. After being informed that he is the heir to the Vongola Family, due in part to him being the great-great-great grandson of the first Vongola boss from 400 years ago, as well as the untimely deaths of the other candidates for the position, he is trained into becoming a mob-boss by the infant Vongola hitman Reborn.
All in all, Reborn!, Vol. 1 is a wonderful beginning to a new series that seems really intriguing and I can't wait to read more.
Infant Reborn is a hitman for the Mafia. He is sent to Japan to train teenager Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada so that he can become the next boss of the most powerful Mafia group, the Vongola Family. Tsuna considers himself a loser until Reborn shoots him with the "Dying Will Bullet". This makes him stronger physically and mentally, allowing him to perform amazing feats.
He is eventually able to become friendly with his crush, Kyōko Sasagawa, and befriends baseball player Takeshi Yamamoto after stopping him from committing suicide. As part of his training, he begins meeting members of the Mafia, who have mixed reactions to him. Dynamite expert Hayato Gokudera initially wishes to kill the boy, but later strives to become his right-hand man. Furthermore, another infant assassin, Lambo, introduces himself by trying to kill Reborn, but instead starts living with them.
This tankōbon is written and illustrated by Akira Amano. For the most part, it is written and illustrated rather well. Tsunayoshi Sawada, referred to simply as "Tsuna", is the 14-year-old central character of the series. Because of his severely low self-esteem and lack of talent in any activity, Tsuna is known as "No-Good Tsuna" at his middle school. After being informed that he is the heir to the Vongola Family, due in part to him being the great-great-great grandson of the first Vongola boss from 400 years ago, as well as the untimely deaths of the other candidates for the position, he is trained into becoming a mob-boss by the infant Vongola hitman Reborn.
All in all, Reborn!, Vol. 1 is a wonderful beginning to a new series that seems really intriguing and I can't wait to read more.
January 6, 2025
Right so this is my final suggested manga from my MAL secret Santa (who I still don’t know who it is yet lol) and not gonna lie, when you are first reading it, you do laugh your head off and enjoy it. You do get introduced to interesting characters (even the hawt ones like adult Lambo and Bianchi like cmon you have to admit you’d be excited when these two pop up XD).
Over time, I noticed a shift in the art style after reading 60 chapters, and the introduction of numerous new characters without proper context made it increasingly difficult to follow the action. I was really hoping for some growth in the main character, Tsuna, but he remained a typical shounen protagonist who only powered up when shot by Reborn. This lack of development made me lose interest and skim through the pages toward the end. The ending felt abrupt, and honestly, the story’s length—spanning over 400 chapters—made it feel overly dragged out, only to be rushed in the conclusion. I think the story would have been more engaging if it had been kept to around 200 chapters, with fewer characters introduced, avoiding the confusion and boredom that set in later.
Again, the introduction is nice and there are a good few characters that you’d enjoy seeing around Tsuna. It’s just a shame that the story and adding in random characters without an introduction was all over the place..
Over time, I noticed a shift in the art style after reading 60 chapters, and the introduction of numerous new characters without proper context made it increasingly difficult to follow the action. I was really hoping for some growth in the main character, Tsuna, but he remained a typical shounen protagonist who only powered up when shot by Reborn. This lack of development made me lose interest and skim through the pages toward the end. The ending felt abrupt, and honestly, the story’s length—spanning over 400 chapters—made it feel overly dragged out, only to be rushed in the conclusion. I think the story would have been more engaging if it had been kept to around 200 chapters, with fewer characters introduced, avoiding the confusion and boredom that set in later.
Again, the introduction is nice and there are a good few characters that you’d enjoy seeing around Tsuna. It’s just a shame that the story and adding in random characters without an introduction was all over the place..
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 29, 2017
I am the ghost of the old Bilal Taibzada who was more funnier than the new Bilal Taibzada and got more likes on goodreads for stupid reviews like this one
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If you don’t I’ll kill you the reborn way
reborn!!!!!
Basically this manga is about a little kid:ha reborn you can’t kill me because I’m a ghost *chokes*
Guys reborn killed himself just to kill me but I can’t die because I’m already dead so he’s going to choke me forever
So the story is about this ‘no-good suna’ who is the 10 gen of a really powerful family called the vonola or is it vongola???!!!!
So the little doraemon comes to help suna or is it soona??!!??
Yes this book is just another version of doraemon
This is not a review so the f word off
Btw the f word mean frickin right???
Like before reading
If you don’t I’ll kill you the reborn way
reborn!!!!!
Basically this manga is about a little kid:ha reborn you can’t kill me because I’m a ghost *chokes*
Guys reborn killed himself just to kill me but I can’t die because I’m already dead so he’s going to choke me forever
So the story is about this ‘no-good suna’ who is the 10 gen of a really powerful family called the vonola or is it vongola???!!!!
So the little doraemon comes to help suna or is it soona??!!??
Yes this book is just another version of doraemon
This is not a review so the f word off
Btw the f word mean frickin right???
May 13, 2025
3.75/5.
Thanks to my boy Kesh for this one🙏🏻 sorry it took me so long to get to😭i’ve been very much behind on my manga reading.
This first volume is very old school, which makes sense considering it’s a manga from the early 2000’s. The comedy’s usually pretty funny, but it took me a little to get used to Reborn as a character. The action’s kinda hit or miss, but that’s usually how it is for a first volume of a shonen manga since the stakes aren’t very high.
It’s got potential though. I’m interested to see where it goes in the four volumes I have😙
Thanks to my boy Kesh for this one🙏🏻 sorry it took me so long to get to😭i’ve been very much behind on my manga reading.
This first volume is very old school, which makes sense considering it’s a manga from the early 2000’s. The comedy’s usually pretty funny, but it took me a little to get used to Reborn as a character. The action’s kinda hit or miss, but that’s usually how it is for a first volume of a shonen manga since the stakes aren’t very high.
It’s got potential though. I’m interested to see where it goes in the four volumes I have😙
June 15, 2017
The same thing all the time.....
I'm too old to that stuff....
I'm too old to that stuff....
June 16, 2017
Dans le domaine du manga, le style que j’apprécie le plus et de loin c’est vraiment le Nekkutsu, soit l’évolution d’un personnage de zéro à héro. Le nekkutsu est toujours l’évolution initiatique d’un personnage principal qui devient plus fort et affronte des ennemies toujours plus forts. Dans ce style on retrouve Dragon Ball, Naruto, Yu Yu Hakusho, Falme of Recca et Fly pour nommer les mielleurs à mon avis. Malheureusement ce style est rare et plusieurs auteurs se brisent les dents sur le sujet ou perdent le contrôle de leur histoire(bleach en est un exemple). Dans ma quête d’une bibiothèque vraiment la mieux monté possible je suis toujours à la recherche du prochain nekkutsu qui me fera continuer d’apprécié le style. Reborn est ma dernière trouvaille. Bien qu’inégale et très critiqué, voici ce que j’en ai pensé.
L’histoire se divise en trois grands arcs très différents les uns des autres:
Le premier est un arc de 7 livres où l’auteur introduit les personnage tous plus louffoque les uns que les autres pour nous inséré dans le monde de Reborn, un monde où la mafia des Vongolas veulent élire un nouveau parrain et c’est Tsuna (un loser dans toute) qui a été désigné, donc Reborn un super bébé vient pour devenir son prof privé et en faire le plus grand des parrain. Y’a pas à dire, le début de cette série est dans le comic, pas toujours parfait, mais très divertissant. Seulement, 7 livres, c’est long et on a hate que l’histoire décole, qu’il se passe quelque chose de plus concrêt et d’un peu plus sérieux. On se croirait dans Ranma 1/2 tellement c’est ridicule par bout mais sans trame de font. Je dirais même que rendu au 7ième tome on en a soupé des histoires comic sans but sauf nous faire connaître les personnages, mais sinon le point fort de cette longue intro est que l’on ne perd jamais de chapitre dans le futur pour en apprendre sur les personnage on les connaît déjà.
Le fun commence à partir du 8ième volume. L’arc des flammes de dernière volonté commence là et dur pendant 22 volumes séparé en trois histoire. La première la découverte de ce pouvoir, la deuxième l’évolution primaire de ce pouvoir et pour finir un arc dans le futur où tous atteignent leur plein potentiel. Ces histoires sont du pure bonbon que je vais relire sans hésiter dans le futur. En fait, cette suite d’histoire est le coeur de cette série et la série vaut la peine juste pour cette partie là. Si sa ne serait que n’importe qui aurait de la misère a suivre, on pourrait passé le début comic de 7 volumes. Les combat sont superbement bien dessinée et monté avec de la tactique et une logique derrière comment un personnage gagne. Le niveau de puissante des personnage va dans la surenchère mais sans pour autant salir le titre. S’en est incoyable le changement de ton qu’on fait face dans le tome 8, on dirait un manga totalement différent et je dois le dire, c’est pour le mieux.
Quant au dernier arc, celui des super bébé et leur destiné, ça ne plaira pas à tout le monde. A partir du volume 31 et jusqu’au volume 42 (la fin), l’auteure a décidé de centré plus son histoire sur le background de sa série et de nous terminer le tout de manière plus simple. Les combat sont plus court, l’histoire avance vite et on doit souvent se contenté d’explication à la va vite où les personnages décide juste de croire et de dire “ok sa pas de sens mais tant pis ça va être ça car l’histoire doit avancer”. En plus on a droit à une fin ouverte, que je déteste pas, mais qui fera damné la série par plusieurs. Pour moi cet arc était aussi bon que le reste et permettait un ralentissement nécessaire pour décroché de la série à la fin et pouvoir faire un atterrisage en douceur car cette aventure ne nous laisse pas sur notre faim.
Point qui m’a convaincu dès le départ et que ne fait que s’améliorer par la suite c’est la qualité du dessin. L’auteur (une femme) nous épate par son trait, son imagination et surtout sa maîtrise de son art. Chaque personnage est foncièrement différents des autres, on les reconnaît à un coup d’oeil et on ne les oublie pas par la suite. C’est une force qui n’est pas chez tous les mangaka qui souvent nous pondent plein de personnages pareilles ou resemblant rendant l’histoire difficile à suivre. Le dessin de Akira Amano est époustouflant et a le mérite de se classé dans mon top des plus beau manga que j’aie lu. Une oeuvre d’art.
Au niveau de l’univers, on a droit à un monde superbement bien ficelé et bien développé. Avec 7 tomes d’introduction on en apprend un barge sur le monde louffoque et par la suite l’auteur nous introduit la partie sérieuse de son monde. C’est un point que j’ai particulièrement apprécié, car le world building peut prendre beaucoup de place dans un manga et souvent il peut en faire soupirer plusieurs. Dans ce manga on se le tappe toute au début et ensuite on peu profiter du film a notre guise sans interruption et flash back chiants. Je ne déteste pas les flashback, mais je trouve souvent qu’il détruisent le momentum, ce qui arrive très rarement dans ce manga.
Si ce n’était des 7 tomes pas égales, de hit and miss sur l’humour et qui ne sortent aucune (mais vraiment aucune) trame de fond et aucun combat digne de ce nom, cette série mériterait probablement 5 étoiles et aurait aussi probablement la popularité de manga comme kenshin le vagabon. Mais ces 7 tomes joueront trop sur la patience de plusieurs et sa risque de faire abandonné ceux qui ont besoin d’intrigue tout suite. De plus, bien que je l’ai apprécié, la fin laisse un peu a désiré. La fin ouverte ne me dérange plus car j’en ai assez vu que je me suis fait au style, mais le combat final m’a semblé bâclé et on pourrait croire que l’éditeur a tirer la plug sur le manga (ou l’auteur voulait juste en finir). Le gros point j’ai été rassasié, mais la rapidité qu l’histoire est traité à la fin fait un peu de peine a voir et l’histoire finale aurait pu faire 1 ou 2 chapitre de plus pour nous donner un combat final avec un peu plus de panache et aussi un épilogue digne de ce nom. Sinon je dois le dire les 35 volumes après l’intro m’on fait lire non-stop pendant plusieurs jouer et couché tard plusieurs soirs. Peut-on vraiment condamné une oeuvre pour 1 sixième de son histoire. Je crois que non.
Reborn est donc un magnifique Nekkutsu qui prend un éternité à décoller et qui au final nous ramène sur terre en douceur, il aurait été plus appréciable de pouvoir avoir droit à un départ rapide et un final à la hauteur de son coeur, mais même si ce n’est pas le cas Reborn est un manga incroyable qui est un must pour les fan de manga baston. Je suis très content de l’ajouter à ma collection et je le traiterai comme les Soul Eater et Beelzebub de ce monde. Des manga excellent qui ne sont pas parfait. Si vous êtes à la recherche d’un manga solide, de baston qui se tien d’un bout à l’autre même si la qualité vacille au début et un peu à la fin, Reborn est votre choix de lecture. J’ai beaucoup apprécié ma lecture et je recommande ce manga à tout fan du style Nekkutsu.
L’histoire se divise en trois grands arcs très différents les uns des autres:
Le premier est un arc de 7 livres où l’auteur introduit les personnage tous plus louffoque les uns que les autres pour nous inséré dans le monde de Reborn, un monde où la mafia des Vongolas veulent élire un nouveau parrain et c’est Tsuna (un loser dans toute) qui a été désigné, donc Reborn un super bébé vient pour devenir son prof privé et en faire le plus grand des parrain. Y’a pas à dire, le début de cette série est dans le comic, pas toujours parfait, mais très divertissant. Seulement, 7 livres, c’est long et on a hate que l’histoire décole, qu’il se passe quelque chose de plus concrêt et d’un peu plus sérieux. On se croirait dans Ranma 1/2 tellement c’est ridicule par bout mais sans trame de font. Je dirais même que rendu au 7ième tome on en a soupé des histoires comic sans but sauf nous faire connaître les personnages, mais sinon le point fort de cette longue intro est que l’on ne perd jamais de chapitre dans le futur pour en apprendre sur les personnage on les connaît déjà.
Le fun commence à partir du 8ième volume. L’arc des flammes de dernière volonté commence là et dur pendant 22 volumes séparé en trois histoire. La première la découverte de ce pouvoir, la deuxième l’évolution primaire de ce pouvoir et pour finir un arc dans le futur où tous atteignent leur plein potentiel. Ces histoires sont du pure bonbon que je vais relire sans hésiter dans le futur. En fait, cette suite d’histoire est le coeur de cette série et la série vaut la peine juste pour cette partie là. Si sa ne serait que n’importe qui aurait de la misère a suivre, on pourrait passé le début comic de 7 volumes. Les combat sont superbement bien dessinée et monté avec de la tactique et une logique derrière comment un personnage gagne. Le niveau de puissante des personnage va dans la surenchère mais sans pour autant salir le titre. S’en est incoyable le changement de ton qu’on fait face dans le tome 8, on dirait un manga totalement différent et je dois le dire, c’est pour le mieux.
Quant au dernier arc, celui des super bébé et leur destiné, ça ne plaira pas à tout le monde. A partir du volume 31 et jusqu’au volume 42 (la fin), l’auteure a décidé de centré plus son histoire sur le background de sa série et de nous terminer le tout de manière plus simple. Les combat sont plus court, l’histoire avance vite et on doit souvent se contenté d’explication à la va vite où les personnages décide juste de croire et de dire “ok sa pas de sens mais tant pis ça va être ça car l’histoire doit avancer”. En plus on a droit à une fin ouverte, que je déteste pas, mais qui fera damné la série par plusieurs. Pour moi cet arc était aussi bon que le reste et permettait un ralentissement nécessaire pour décroché de la série à la fin et pouvoir faire un atterrisage en douceur car cette aventure ne nous laisse pas sur notre faim.
Point qui m’a convaincu dès le départ et que ne fait que s’améliorer par la suite c’est la qualité du dessin. L’auteur (une femme) nous épate par son trait, son imagination et surtout sa maîtrise de son art. Chaque personnage est foncièrement différents des autres, on les reconnaît à un coup d’oeil et on ne les oublie pas par la suite. C’est une force qui n’est pas chez tous les mangaka qui souvent nous pondent plein de personnages pareilles ou resemblant rendant l’histoire difficile à suivre. Le dessin de Akira Amano est époustouflant et a le mérite de se classé dans mon top des plus beau manga que j’aie lu. Une oeuvre d’art.
Au niveau de l’univers, on a droit à un monde superbement bien ficelé et bien développé. Avec 7 tomes d’introduction on en apprend un barge sur le monde louffoque et par la suite l’auteur nous introduit la partie sérieuse de son monde. C’est un point que j’ai particulièrement apprécié, car le world building peut prendre beaucoup de place dans un manga et souvent il peut en faire soupirer plusieurs. Dans ce manga on se le tappe toute au début et ensuite on peu profiter du film a notre guise sans interruption et flash back chiants. Je ne déteste pas les flashback, mais je trouve souvent qu’il détruisent le momentum, ce qui arrive très rarement dans ce manga.
Si ce n’était des 7 tomes pas égales, de hit and miss sur l’humour et qui ne sortent aucune (mais vraiment aucune) trame de fond et aucun combat digne de ce nom, cette série mériterait probablement 5 étoiles et aurait aussi probablement la popularité de manga comme kenshin le vagabon. Mais ces 7 tomes joueront trop sur la patience de plusieurs et sa risque de faire abandonné ceux qui ont besoin d’intrigue tout suite. De plus, bien que je l’ai apprécié, la fin laisse un peu a désiré. La fin ouverte ne me dérange plus car j’en ai assez vu que je me suis fait au style, mais le combat final m’a semblé bâclé et on pourrait croire que l’éditeur a tirer la plug sur le manga (ou l’auteur voulait juste en finir). Le gros point j’ai été rassasié, mais la rapidité qu l’histoire est traité à la fin fait un peu de peine a voir et l’histoire finale aurait pu faire 1 ou 2 chapitre de plus pour nous donner un combat final avec un peu plus de panache et aussi un épilogue digne de ce nom. Sinon je dois le dire les 35 volumes après l’intro m’on fait lire non-stop pendant plusieurs jouer et couché tard plusieurs soirs. Peut-on vraiment condamné une oeuvre pour 1 sixième de son histoire. Je crois que non.
Reborn est donc un magnifique Nekkutsu qui prend un éternité à décoller et qui au final nous ramène sur terre en douceur, il aurait été plus appréciable de pouvoir avoir droit à un départ rapide et un final à la hauteur de son coeur, mais même si ce n’est pas le cas Reborn est un manga incroyable qui est un must pour les fan de manga baston. Je suis très content de l’ajouter à ma collection et je le traiterai comme les Soul Eater et Beelzebub de ce monde. Des manga excellent qui ne sont pas parfait. Si vous êtes à la recherche d’un manga solide, de baston qui se tien d’un bout à l’autre même si la qualité vacille au début et un peu à la fin, Reborn est votre choix de lecture. J’ai beaucoup apprécié ma lecture et je recommande ce manga à tout fan du style Nekkutsu.
December 14, 2021
Acabo de terminar uno de los mangas que más he me dicho que debería leer sin hacerlo. Conocí Katekyo Hitman Reborn! (o simplemente Reborn!) gracias a mi hermano menor, el cual es mega fanático del anime, incluso vi algunos episodios del anime, aunque igual que pasó con muchos otros animes, lo dejé al poco tiempo. Pero debo decir que se trata de una historia que realmente me gusta, especialmente en la manera en como evoluciona, así que decidí darle la oportunidad al manga y este es mi opinión del primer tomo.
La historia nos cuenta sobre Tsuna, un chico conocido por sus compañeros como "Perdedor Tsuna" por su completa falta de talento en todo, básicamente es un chico mediocre que suele preferir huir de las situaciones antes que enfrentarlas. Un día recibe la visita de Reborn, un personaje de lo más particular, ya que asemeja a un bebé con un traje. Este le dice que será su tutor en el empeño de convertirse en el siguiente capo de la mafia de la familia Vongola, algo que claramente Tsuna rechaza.
En este volumen recién nos están introduciendo a los personajes y la mecánicas que tienen, acerca del mundo de la mafia, sus armas y este tipo de cosas, además de introducir a algunos personajes que serán importantes dentro de la trama, tales como Gokudera, Yamamoto, Kyoko y Lambo. Aunque la verdad hubo dos capítulos que sentí un poco de relleno (especialmente uno donde juegan ruleta rusa con Kyoko) y sentí que el manga cortó de manera muy apurada el volumen, no sentí que hubiese nada que me dijese que ese era el final de los capítulos contenidos dentro del tomo. Aun así, me reí de buena gana con las situaciones extravagantes que planteaba el autor, y sobre todo con su personaje estrella, que no es otro que el sicario más adorable del mundo: Reborn. Espero que con los siguientes tomos del manga la historia se vaya afiatando un poco, se vaya cohesionando y sobre todo se vaya desarrollando, porque sé que luego es una historia muy buena con un lore muy interesante. Hasta ese momento, espero con ansias y lo recomiendo.
La historia nos cuenta sobre Tsuna, un chico conocido por sus compañeros como "Perdedor Tsuna" por su completa falta de talento en todo, básicamente es un chico mediocre que suele preferir huir de las situaciones antes que enfrentarlas. Un día recibe la visita de Reborn, un personaje de lo más particular, ya que asemeja a un bebé con un traje. Este le dice que será su tutor en el empeño de convertirse en el siguiente capo de la mafia de la familia Vongola, algo que claramente Tsuna rechaza.
En este volumen recién nos están introduciendo a los personajes y la mecánicas que tienen, acerca del mundo de la mafia, sus armas y este tipo de cosas, además de introducir a algunos personajes que serán importantes dentro de la trama, tales como Gokudera, Yamamoto, Kyoko y Lambo. Aunque la verdad hubo dos capítulos que sentí un poco de relleno (especialmente uno donde juegan ruleta rusa con Kyoko) y sentí que el manga cortó de manera muy apurada el volumen, no sentí que hubiese nada que me dijese que ese era el final de los capítulos contenidos dentro del tomo. Aun así, me reí de buena gana con las situaciones extravagantes que planteaba el autor, y sobre todo con su personaje estrella, que no es otro que el sicario más adorable del mundo: Reborn. Espero que con los siguientes tomos del manga la historia se vaya afiatando un poco, se vaya cohesionando y sobre todo se vaya desarrollando, porque sé que luego es una historia muy buena con un lore muy interesante. Hasta ese momento, espero con ansias y lo recomiendo.
January 18, 2013
Tengo que ser sincera. El primer tomo de esta serie, es terriblemente malo. Y esto, tiene un razón claro esta. El manga de Katekyo Hitman Reborn! como es conocido en Japón y significa ¡Tutor asesino Reborn! o algo más o menos por esas lineas, comenzó como un manga de comedia más que uno de acción, claro que viendo los primeros capítulos, uno se da cuenta de que no es muy gracioso que digamos, más, la idea de un nuevo líder de la mafia entrenado por un bebé que resulta es un asesino y que además el pobre chico al que tiene que entrenar es bastante inútil y lo sabe, suena bastante interesante. Es por esto que en vez de desechar la idea, el manga fue transformado en uno de batallas para tomos posteriores y se pone cada vez mejor conforme avanzas. Esta estrategia funciona para otros mangas, como One Piece, Volume 01: Romance Dawn, que también era bastante de comedia, pero con mucha acción y levísimos tintes de romance.
Todo esto lo aprendí de Bakuman, Band 1, en este momento no recuerdo que volumen. Para que luego la gente no vaya diciendo que el manga no sirve para nada.
Es por esto que muchas personas al comenzar a leer Katekyo, lo dejan, pensando que es aburrido y con bromas tontas, pero para las personas que soportan esto, se encuentran luego con una historia de crecimiento, tanto para Tsunayoshi Sawada, como para cada uno de sus amigos, todo por la llegada de un bebé mafioso.
Así que estas advertido, si sabes soportar un poco de comedia mala, puede que te encuentres con uno de tus mangas favoritos para toda la vida.
Todo esto lo aprendí de Bakuman, Band 1, en este momento no recuerdo que volumen. Para que luego la gente no vaya diciendo que el manga no sirve para nada.
Es por esto que muchas personas al comenzar a leer Katekyo, lo dejan, pensando que es aburrido y con bromas tontas, pero para las personas que soportan esto, se encuentran luego con una historia de crecimiento, tanto para Tsunayoshi Sawada, como para cada uno de sus amigos, todo por la llegada de un bebé mafioso.
Así que estas advertido, si sabes soportar un poco de comedia mala, puede que te encuentres con uno de tus mangas favoritos para toda la vida.
August 22, 2014
One weird turn of events after another. Tsuna is an unmotivated teen lacking in both physical and intellectual skills. All this changes whenever assassin/tutor/mafia baby Reborn shoots him with a deathperation bullet, one of the effects of which causes unimaginable regret as well as the strength to see that wish done. Reborn's reason for teaching Tsuna...to force him to become a mafia boss. Spastic energy and unexpected twits, turn this dangerous idea into a comedic fest only possible in manga. Most episodes follow a standard formula; Tsuna avoids something difficult, Reborn shoots him, and with his reborn strength he achieves the impossible. Humour comes from some running gags like the inexplicable absence of all but his trousers, extreme expressions and actions in the art, and from parodying the unrealistic power-ups that are a staple of shounen manga by using them suddenly and extensively. Just like the random context, certain character designs like that of Reborn himself seem random as well. With all the craziness, this series could head in any direction. Only one thing's for certain, this training will either make Tsuna a better person, or kill him in the process.
November 21, 2011
I almost didn't want to finish this volume just because the main character, Tsuna, was so extreme in his reactions. His reactions and actions was almost too ridiculous for me to stomach, but I forced myself through the first chapter because I knew that it would probably get better afterwards, and I was right.
After Tsuna stopped living in denial, the story became hilarious with lots of WTF-are-you-serious-this-is-stupid-funny-but-funny-nonetheless moments. Basically, even though most of the characters are kind of 2D, they're unique and quirky and hilarious, which makes up for their unreasonable devotion to Tsuna being their leader.
The art is nice, the characters are humorous, and the plot not completely original, but entertaining nonetheless. It's a good start for a series even though you kind of have to force yourself through the beginning.
After Tsuna stopped living in denial, the story became hilarious with lots of WTF-are-you-serious-this-is-stupid-funny-but-funny-nonetheless moments. Basically, even though most of the characters are kind of 2D, they're unique and quirky and hilarious, which makes up for their unreasonable devotion to Tsuna being their leader.
The art is nice, the characters are humorous, and the plot not completely original, but entertaining nonetheless. It's a good start for a series even though you kind of have to force yourself through the beginning.
January 5, 2016
This was such a weird and funny manga to read! I first got introduced to this manga, by finding an amazing amv of the anime. Now, I have never seen the anime, but it looked interesting so decided to read the manga. And well, here I am.
Like I said, the manga is very and I mean VERY weird at times, but the it is rather funny. The 1st vol so far was pretty fun. And I am already really liking the main protagonist, Tsuna. He is such an adorable cutie. And I think some people may find him relatable.
The vol was overall good and it does have me interested enough to continue on reading. The only real problem I had was how people in this world didn't respond at some of the weird stuff going on or at all the crazy explosions. Overall, though, I think there is more good than bad.
Will be interesting to see where this manga will head!
Like I said, the manga is very and I mean VERY weird at times, but the it is rather funny. The 1st vol so far was pretty fun. And I am already really liking the main protagonist, Tsuna. He is such an adorable cutie. And I think some people may find him relatable.
The vol was overall good and it does have me interested enough to continue on reading. The only real problem I had was how people in this world didn't respond at some of the weird stuff going on or at all the crazy explosions. Overall, though, I think there is more good than bad.
Will be interesting to see where this manga will head!
November 30, 2015
Udah dari dulu kepengen baca komik ini. Dan sebelum baca komik ini, aku udah tau beberapa karakternya, kayak Mukuro, Gokudera, dll XD
Dan entah kenapa, aku jadi kepengen baca komik ini pas kemarin-kemarin. Jadilah, kesampaian juga baca komik ini (yang kubaca 'di tempat lain' *if you know what i mean* :") hehehe)
Kesan pertama baca komik ini : ga usah terlalu serius bacanya XD wkwkwkwkwkwkw. Ada banyak banget adegan aneh bin ajaib, yang kalo kalian bacanya serius, pasti ngga akan masuk di akal XD *keberadaan si Reborn yang masih bayi tapi pinter banget make senjata aja itu udah ngga masuk akal kwkwkwkwk*
Pokoknya, untuk volume yang satu ini, aku cukup menikmati kisahnya XD *ah ya, dan masih belum kelihatan jalan ceritanya kemana, kecuali untuk mendidik si Tsuna biar bisa jadi boss Mafia, dan karakter-karakter baru yang terus bertaburan*
Dan entah kenapa, aku jadi kepengen baca komik ini pas kemarin-kemarin. Jadilah, kesampaian juga baca komik ini (yang kubaca 'di tempat lain' *if you know what i mean* :") hehehe)
Kesan pertama baca komik ini : ga usah terlalu serius bacanya XD wkwkwkwkwkwkw. Ada banyak banget adegan aneh bin ajaib, yang kalo kalian bacanya serius, pasti ngga akan masuk di akal XD *keberadaan si Reborn yang masih bayi tapi pinter banget make senjata aja itu udah ngga masuk akal kwkwkwkwk*
Pokoknya, untuk volume yang satu ini, aku cukup menikmati kisahnya XD *ah ya, dan masih belum kelihatan jalan ceritanya kemana, kecuali untuk mendidik si Tsuna biar bisa jadi boss Mafia, dan karakter-karakter baru yang terus bertaburan*
January 27, 2011
A lot crazier compared to the anime. The first 7 chapters introduced us Tsuna, Reborn (and Leon), Kyoko, Hayato, Takeshi, and Lambo. I like how they removed in the anime Hayato's smoking habit (his bombs were lighted mysteriously instead) and the Russian Roulette chapter where Kyoko in her dying will mode (yes, she's only wearing her undies!) nearly killed Tsuna's mom.
I only gave it three stars because I know I won't be hooked on the basis of the first seven chapters alone. To its credit I can honestly say that this story starring a loser was made a lot more interesting when a 5 year old hitman/home tutor came into the mix. It's appropriately titled, too.
I only gave it three stars because I know I won't be hooked on the basis of the first seven chapters alone. To its credit I can honestly say that this story starring a loser was made a lot more interesting when a 5 year old hitman/home tutor came into the mix. It's appropriately titled, too.
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