Tsuna finds out that Reborn and his “Dying Will Bullets” have been sent to train Tsuna to become the Tenth Vongola Boss. He shows up at Tsuna’s house one day and shoots him in the head with a bullet that makes whoever it kills be reborn with the single-minded desire to do whatever they regretted as they died. He also happens to be the most trusted hitman of the Ninth Boss of the Italian Vongola Family and one heck of a tutor. His life is a downward spiral of hopelessness and failure.

Tsuna is your typical loser middle schooler: his average test score is somewhere around 15 out of 100, he is always picked last in sports, and he’s overall unpopular. It takes place in the town of Namimori somewhere in Japan and focuses on a boy named Sawada Tsunayoshi, or Tsuna to just about everyone in the series. I also dressed up as one of its characters for Halloween this year.Įnough fangirling (for now), I’m here to tell you about the series. The series is over now, but I can instantly tell you how many chapters, manga volumes, anime episodes and light novels there are (409, 42, 203 and 5 respectively). I continued to follow the series even when I left the country, checking up on new chapters with my BlackBerry even when I was out of the country (it was Canada, so I was still on the same continent but had no roaming data.

I rocketed through the available chapters and binged watched the anime the next summer. I first heard about this series from one of my friends in high school and I was hooked. I absolutely love Reborn, or KHR as I often abbreviate it.

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