Suhailikateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! anime review
June 20th 2008 04:54
Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! is an anime adapted from the manga Reborn! which is serialized in Shonen Jump Japan. The anime is still on-going and there will be 102 episodes will be on air. The anime is also known as Home Tutor Hitman Reborn! in english.
Genres: action, comedy
Themes: mafia
Summary: Tsuna is a hapless youth with low test scores and lower self esteem. His mother hires a tutor to help Tsuna out, but it comes as a surprise to the both of them when the tutor is a baby named Reborn, claiming to be from the Mafia. Reborn informs Tsuna that he's the next heir to the Vongola family mafia family and tries to help Tsuna reach the goal. Reborn possesses the Dying Will bullet, which kills a person and brings them back to life to fulfill the last regret they had, and even works to get Tsuna some henchmen to make him a true mafia boss-in-training.
Source: Anime News Network
Comment: This anime is totally hilarious when I watched it for the first time. What really cracks me up the most is Tsuna is always left with just a boxer after being shot by the Dying Will bullet. I must say that he has a lot of colorful boxers collection. That's not my main reason to watch this anime, mind you. At the first, the storyline is laidback but somewhere around episode 20 and above, it has started to become really serious with new characters introduced in every new plot. Even though there are quite a lot of new characters appered as the story progress, it didn't really introduced the character all at once to avoid confusion. I find that the story doesn't really have any jargon but as long as you pay attention to the details, this anime won't be so boring. You may not like Tsuna's scaredy crow attitude at first and you'll be wondering why a guy like him can be a mafia because he doesn't suit to be one. Anyway, he'll gradually changed as the story progressed and cool looking too. That's the only details I can tell you. It might be too many to watch from the first episode but believe me, this is an anime that worth your time watching it.
Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! Episode 1
Screenshots:
All the images are taken here
Genres: action, comedy
Themes: mafia
Summary: Tsuna is a hapless youth with low test scores and lower self esteem. His mother hires a tutor to help Tsuna out, but it comes as a surprise to the both of them when the tutor is a baby named Reborn, claiming to be from the Mafia. Reborn informs Tsuna that he's the next heir to the Vongola family mafia family and tries to help Tsuna reach the goal. Reborn possesses the Dying Will bullet, which kills a person and brings them back to life to fulfill the last regret they had, and even works to get Tsuna some henchmen to make him a true mafia boss-in-training.
Source: Anime News Network
Comment: This anime is totally hilarious when I watched it for the first time. What really cracks me up the most is Tsuna is always left with just a boxer after being shot by the Dying Will bullet. I must say that he has a lot of colorful boxers collection. That's not my main reason to watch this anime, mind you. At the first, the storyline is laidback but somewhere around episode 20 and above, it has started to become really serious with new characters introduced in every new plot. Even though there are quite a lot of new characters appered as the story progress, it didn't really introduced the character all at once to avoid confusion. I find that the story doesn't really have any jargon but as long as you pay attention to the details, this anime won't be so boring. You may not like Tsuna's scaredy crow attitude at first and you'll be wondering why a guy like him can be a mafia because he doesn't suit to be one. Anyway, he'll gradually changed as the story progressed and cool looking too. That's the only details I can tell you. It might be too many to watch from the first episode but believe me, this is an anime that worth your time watching it.
Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! Episode 1
Screenshots:
All the images are taken here
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