The art of the manga is rather…unsavoury in the beginning. In fact, after you’ve read it you end up wanting more.
I do understand that Reborn is quite long, but it doesn’t get boring. But afterwards action picks up, and the awesome fighting scenes characteristic of shounen manga begin to appear. Sure, the Daily Life Arc was long and incredibly boring, and bearable only due to its comedic aspects. In fact, I wouldn’t have even started it if it’s not from peer pressure that comes in the form of my manga-reading classmates.īut the plot doesn’t turn out to be that much of a failure as I expected. And just looking at its sheer number – manga, over 360 chapters, and anime, 203 episodes – puts people off. When normal people read until here – well, at least, normal people that adheres to my beliefs – they tend to feel a little weird, strange, and apprehensive about reading the manga or watching the anime. And so Tsuna (unwillingly) embarks on a journey to find his own family members, and take over as the the Tenth Vongola Head. One day he is visited by a baby called Reborn, who claims to be the world’s greatest hitman and also the tutor to whip him into a suitable candidate for being the Tenth Boss of the Vongola Family – the largest, most powerful mafia family in the world. Reborn tells the story of fourteen-year-old Sawada Tsunayoshi, who is a failure at everything from sports to academics. True, it’s ridiculously long and when I first read the plot synopsis I wasn’t all that big either, but there’s a reason for everything, and Reborn definitely has the right to stand at the top of the manga world and dominate it completely. Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, which I shall nickname ‘ Reborn‘, isn’t one of the most popular manga for nothing.
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