Title

Reborn!

Also known as: Katekyo Hitman REBORN!, 家庭教師ヒットマンREBORN!, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Home Tutor Hitman Reborn!, Tutor Hitman Reborn!, 家庭教師HITMAN REBORN!, 가정교사 히트맨 리본!

by Akira Amano

Score from AniList: 77/100finished42 volumes411 chapters

Action Comedy More like Reborn!

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Here Comes Reborn! When Reborn, a fedora-wearing, gun-toting toddler, arrives and says he's come to groom Tsuna for his future as boss of an Italian organized crime family, Tsuna is more than a little skeptical. But Reborn may have the "magic bullet" necessary to turn Tsuna's life around!. (Source: MANGA MILLION) Note: Includes two extra collections of short chapters published in volume 42

Chapters available: 411
Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A zany mafia comedy where a gun-toting toddler trains a hopeless teenager to become a crime boss, with plenty of slapstick and a lot of heart.

Pros

A fun, high-concept comedy premise
A lively ensemble with strong comic timing
Surprisingly sincere growth for its lead

Cons

The long run leans on repetitive slapstick
Fight scenes can run long and overwhelm the jokes

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Read the full take

Reborn! is a zany shounen comedy with a premise that is hard to forget. A hopeless junior high student is told that a fedora-wearing, gun-toting toddler has come to train him for a future as the boss of a crime family. The result is a riot of slapstick, mafia politics and over-the-top battles. The comic timing is strong, and the ensemble is lively, with plenty of characters who get their moments. The lead's gradual growth is more sincere than the premise suggests. The honest cons: the long run leans on repetitive slapstick, and the fight scenes can run long enough to overwhelm the jokes. Some arcs feel more like set-up than payoff. Still, it is an entertaining, energetic series for fans of silly action. If you enjoy comedy that does not take itself seriously, this is a good pick.