REBORN!

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  • TV-14
  • 2009
  • 9 Seasons
  • 7.7  (1,637)

REBORN! is an anime television series produced by TV Tokyo, based on the manga series of the same name by Akira Amano. The series premiered on October 7, 2006, and aired until September 25, 2010, with a total of 203 episodes split into two seasons. The story of REBORN! follows the life of a young boy named Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada, who is a regular high school student until he learns that he is the next in line to become the Vongola Family boss, a powerful mafia organization in Italy. Tsuna is aided in his journey to become the next Vongola boss by his home tutor, an infant named Reborn who is actually a hitman from Italy. Reborn teaches Tsuna how to use the Dying Will Bullet, a special bullet that can make anyone become temporarily stronger, and various other techniques to help him become a strong boss. The first season of REBORN! is focused on introducing the main characters and developing their personalities. Tsuna is initially a weak and cowardly character who gradually grows into a more confident and stronger boss over time. Along with his classmates, they get stronger and learn various abilities to fight against other mafia members who come to defeat Tsuna and take his place as the Vongola boss. In the first season, there are several story arcs, each with its own unique plot and characters. The second season, which begins after a time skip, focuses more on the story of the Vongola Family and its enemies. New characters are introduced, and the stakes are higher, with more challenging opponents, and a deeper look into the background of the Vongola Family. In this season, the story is divided into several different arcs, each with a different focus and objective. Throughout the series, the characters of REBORN! are well-developed and have unique personalities that are instantly recognizable. Tsuna is portrayed as a reluctant hero who is forced to take on the responsibility of the Vongola boss, while Reborn is a mysterious and powerful character who is always three steps ahead of everyone else. Other characters, such as Tsuna's classmates, each have their own unique personalities and contribute to the story in different ways. The animation in REBORN! is typical of its era, with bright, colorful visuals and a lot of action scenes. The characters are well-designed and have unique features that distinguish them from each other. The series also has a great soundtrack, with each arc having its own opening and ending themes that suit the tone and feel of the story. Overall, REBORN! is a great anime with well-developed characters, an engaging story, and plenty of action. The series is suitable for a wide range of audiences and is recommended for fans of shonen anime. The series concludes after 203 episodes, and while the ending may leave some fans feeling unsatisfied, it is well worth the watch.

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Seasons
The Real Six Funeral Wreaths Attack!
190. The Real Six Funeral Wreaths Attack!
June 25, 2010
Tsuna and his friends are nervous about when the real six Funeral Wreaths would come after them. The Flame Ring Teleportation System had been damaged, but it's not completely destroyed. Giannini and Spanner are closely observing the base's security system. Meanwhile, Hibari and Dino are keeping watch at Nami Middle. And Squalo uses the base's communication system to seek the Varia's support. Just then, the Flame Ring Teleportation System appears in the sky, accompanied by some ominous sounds. Six lights scatter upon Namimori Town. The real six Funeral Wreaths finally arrive!
Open Carnage Box
191. Open Carnage Box
July 2, 2010
Tsuna and his friends run into Mr. Kawahira. Mr. Kawahira is a regular at the ramen shop where I-Pin works ten years in the future. Tsuna and the gang remember hearing his name from the future I-Pin when she arrived using the Ten-Year Bazooka. For some reason, Mr. Kawahira knows about the real six Funeral Wreaths, and he tells the gang that he will give them refuge. It all seems kind of suspicious, but Tsuna and his friends decide to take Mr. Kawahira up on his offer. Meanwhile, at Namimori Middle, the battle between Daisy, Dino, and Hibari gets off to a start!
Alaude's Handcuffs
192. Alaude's Handcuffs
July 9, 2010
Hibari's Vongola Box Weapon is shaped like handcuffs. Daisy is surprised to see a Vongola Box Weapon for the first time. The real six Funeral Wreaths know about Tsuna and the gang's special attacks because Byakuran provided them with information from the parallel worlds. However, the Vongola Boxes only exist in this world, so they have not obtained any information on them. But Daisy laughs and says these weapons are very suitable for him. What does he mean by that? Tsuna and his friends are hiding at Kawahira Real Estate, and when Dino stops corresponding from Nami Middle, they find themselves completely in the dark about the battle going on there.
Daemon Spade's Devil Lens
193. Daemon Spade's Devil Lens
July 16, 2010
Gamma rescues Yuni, who was captured by Torikabuto. Despite having fought Gokudera and the others as leader of the Millefiore, Gamma is now here only for the sake of protecting his boss, Yuni. Even Nosaru and Tazaru are happy to serve Yuni in combat. But Gamma can't exercise his full power potential because his Mare Ring was stolen. Gamma still puts himself on the line and does everything within his power to protect Yuni. Torikabuto draws near to Gamma and Yuni, and just then, Tsuna appears before them!
The Final Battle Begins
194. The Final Battle Begins
July 23, 2010
Byakuran orders that Ghost, the last of the real six Funeral Wreaths, be released from Vindice's prison. But when Iris comes to get Ghost, Vindice says that he has already been released, and he shows her a video of a different man being released. Who is this man who deceived the fearsome Vindice and was set free instead of Ghost? Meanwhile, Tsuna and his friends hide in the forest at Yuni's suggestion. Gokudera seems to have gotten hurt pretty badly. Then, when dawn is about to break, Yuni predicts that their final battle is about to start.
G's Archery
195. G's Archery
July 30, 2010
Kikyo and his comrades planned to surround the Vongola and attack from three corners, but when he hears an explosion from somewhere in the forest, he stops advancing for the moment. Kikyo says the battle has begun, but he looks pretty confident as he gazes in the direction of the explosion. He thinks the Vongola will have no chance of winning once Zakuro starts fighting for real. Gokudera is extremely worn out from fighting, but then he sees Zakuro in action and is absolutely astonished by Zakuro's power. Gokudera has strengthened his resolve up until now, but will he be able to come through in this battle?
Lampo's Shield
196. Lampo's Shield
August 6, 2010
With the help of Uri, Gokudera hits Zakuro with one solid attack. But just then, Bluebell shows up to fight him too! Gokudera doesn't have the strength left in him to move, let alone fight another battle. As Bluebell is about to finish him off, Gokudera gets backup from someone unexpected. Meanwhile, Kikyo comes to the marsh where Ryohei, Basil, Lambo, Nosaru, and Tazaru are hiding. These battles between the Millefiore and Vongola will require a lot from everyone involved!
Knuckle's Maximum Break
197. Knuckle's Maximum Break
August 13, 2010
Lambo employs his Vongola Box's power to defeat Kikyo's Box Weapon, Nuvola Velociraptor. But Lambo, exhausted from exerting himself, falls asleep soon after, and Kikyo takes this opportunity to get back at him by opening his Carnage Box! The intensification of the Cloud flames spawns countless Spinosaurus heads. Basil, Nosaru, and Tazaru cannot possibly take all of them on. Just then, Ryohei stands up and announces that he will beat Kikyo in three minutes the equivalent of a boxing round. The time has come for Ryohei to exercise his Vongola Box's power!
The Last Real Funeral Wreath
198. The Last Real Funeral Wreath
August 20, 2010
The battle between the Varia and the duo Zakuro and Bluebell is only getting more intense. Tsuna, who can only worry from afar, begins to sense that something terrible has happened. Reborn doesn't help his angst when he says that the Varia may be strong, but their chances against the superhuman real six Funeral Wreaths are slim. Over at the scene of the battle, the Varia are indeed struggling against the real six Funeral Wreaths. Bel, Levi, and Lussuria have been captured by one of Bluebell's attacks, and even Xanxus is hit by Kikyo's Spinosaurus.
Ghost Awakens
199. Ghost Awakens
August 27, 2010
The last real six Funeral Wreath, Ghost, finally arrives when things are most intense. His body is twice the size of a normal person, and it radiates light as though it is electrically charged. He also looks identical to Byakuran. Everyone is astonished by the sight of this unexpected last Funeral Wreath, and even Kikyo seems rattled. Gokudera, Basil, and Ryohei launch a preemptive strike with an attack that combines all of their Box Weapons!
Sky Full of Desire
200. Sky Full of Desire
September 3, 2010
The battle between Tsuna's Deathperation Point Zero Revised and Ghost comes to an end, but something doesn't seem right. Tsuna absorbed Ghost's flames, but his own flame power has not increased at all. Where did all of Ghost's flame energy go? Finally, Byakuran arrives on the scene! But the guardians and the Varia are too exhausted after Ghost took their flame energy. Just then, the extent of Ghost's true power is shown at the hands of Byakuran!
Precious Moments in Time
201. Precious Moments in Time
September 10, 2010
Tsuna is almost crushed by Byakuran's power. The two of them keep firing back at each other with increasingly bigger Deathperation Flames. Then, out of nowhere, Tsuna's and Byakuran's rings begin to resonate very loudly. Yuni is in hiding far away from them, but her pacifier starts to fire Deathperation Flames and make the same noise as well. Reborn thinks that the Sky elements are contacting one another. Yuni floats up into the air, and she is taken in the direction of Byakuran and Tsuna against her will. Yuni seems to be headed for danger. What is happening?!
Sea. Clam. Rainbow.
202. Sea. Clam. Rainbow.
September 17, 2010
Byakuran is surprised at Vongola Primo's unexpected visit. Apparently, his arrival could not be foreseen even with Byakuran's access to parallel worlds. Yuni explains to Byakuran why Vongola Primo has come. The reason has something to do with the Sky elements of the 73 policy. Vongola Primo says that he is there to unleash them. He seems to be referring to the Vongola rings, but will this provide Tsuna the opportunity to power up?
To a New Future
203. To a New Future
September 24, 2010
The long battle in the future finally comes to an end. However, the group has suffered some major losses. Tsuna begins to have doubts that this devastating battle was as important as he had thought. Just then, the Arcobaleno comes up with a way to bring everything back to normal with the information they received from Yuni's flames. With this solution, Byakuran's evil doings would be erased from the past. Not only that, the past in which people perished at the hands of Byakuran would be changed so that their lives would not be lost. A new past would be born, and it would lead to a brighter future.
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REBORN! is an anime television series produced by TV Tokyo, based on the manga series of the same name by Akira Amano. The series premiered on October 7, 2006, and aired until September 25, 2010, with a total of 203 episodes split into two seasons. The story of REBORN! follows the life of a young boy named Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada, who is a regular high school student until he learns that he is the next in line to become the Vongola Family boss, a powerful mafia organization in Italy. Tsuna is aided in his journey to become the next Vongola boss by his home tutor, an infant named Reborn who is actually a hitman from Italy. Reborn teaches Tsuna how to use the Dying Will Bullet, a special bullet that can make anyone become temporarily stronger, and various other techniques to help him become a strong boss.

The first season of REBORN! is focused on introducing the main characters and developing their personalities. Tsuna is initially a weak and cowardly character who gradually grows into a more confident and stronger boss over time. Along with his classmates, they get stronger and learn various abilities to fight against other mafia members who come to defeat Tsuna and take his place as the Vongola boss. In the first season, there are several story arcs, each with its own unique plot and characters.

The second season, which begins after a time skip, focuses more on the story of the Vongola Family and its enemies. New characters are introduced, and the stakes are higher, with more challenging opponents, and a deeper look into the background of the Vongola Family. In this season, the story is divided into several different arcs, each with a different focus and objective.

Throughout the series, the characters of REBORN! are well-developed and have unique personalities that are instantly recognizable. Tsuna is portrayed as a reluctant hero who is forced to take on the responsibility of the Vongola boss, while Reborn is a mysterious and powerful character who is always three steps ahead of everyone else. Other characters, such as Tsuna's classmates, each have their own unique personalities and contribute to the story in different ways.

The animation in REBORN! is typical of its era, with bright, colorful visuals and a lot of action scenes. The characters are well-designed and have unique features that distinguish them from each other. The series also has a great soundtrack, with each arc having its own opening and ending themes that suit the tone and feel of the story.

Overall, REBORN! is a great anime with well-developed characters, an engaging story, and plenty of action. The series is suitable for a wide range of audiences and is recommended for fans of shonen anime. The series concludes after 203 episodes, and while the ending may leave some fans feeling unsatisfied, it is well worth the watch.

REBORN! is a series that is currently running and has 9 seasons (231 episodes). The series first aired on March 20, 2009.

Where to Watch REBORN!

REBORN! is available for streaming on the TV Tokyo website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch REBORN! on demand at Hulu, Tubi TV, Pluto TV and Peacock.

  • Genres
    Anime
  • Cast
    Hidenobu Kiuchi
    Hidekazu Ichinose
    Yukari Kokubun
  • Channel
    TV Tokyo
  • Premiere Date
    March 20, 2009
  • IMDB Rating
    7.7  (1,637)
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