When does this get good?
Katekyō Hitman Reborn!
Jack Lopez
Austin Perry
Episode 5
Jaxon Wilson
If you really don't care about gags and just want to watch a battle shonen, than from episode 20 (or chapter 50)
Nicholas Rodriguez
never, but I guess it has a couple of ok battle shonen arcs with Mukuro introduction and Vongola succession
Jayden Mitchell
I will never forgive that shit ending
Josiah Rogers
It wasn't even an ending lol(
The manga just randomly stops like WTF
Bentley Sullivan
the mf didnt learn anything
Anthony James
It only gets worse. And more gay too
Gabriel Rodriguez
only when gokudera is on screen the rest is very boring
Camden Green
Never. This was the worst long running manga published by Shonen Jump and the fact it got an anime is enraging.
Tyler Kelly
I can't believe anyone kept up with it long enough to give a shit about the ending
Hunter Powell
>ending
I have my own gripes about KHR's ending but I wanna hear various anons' opinion on it
denjyarusly based
Aaron Lewis
Tsuna had finally grown as a character and then "lol he hasn't grown at all. end magna" was such a fucking shit way to end it. I get that there was supposed to be another arc afterwards but surely there could've been a far better way to end it than that even if abruptly
Cameron Edwards
When it switches to a battle manga
Kayden Harris
hahaha ahaha oh man save yourself it never did
it never did, I got trolled into watching all of it years ago
it is the worst shonen I have ever seen
Dominic Wood
People will say its irredeemable trash but as someone who dropped it in the Future arc, I can say without a shadow of a doubt the initial battle shonen arcs are good. The boxing match where the guy doesn't punch with his right arm the whole fight to save it up is still the most stupid shonen stuff I can think of and I love it.
Jaxon Brooks
Mukuro arc it becomes battle shounen.
Jose Martin
Tsuna did grow. He just didn't want to be a mafia boss and let people dictate his life choices. What's wrong with it?
Blake Lewis
For those who made it to the Future Arc, what was your reaction to the REAL Six Funeral Wreaths?
Made me drop the manga honestly.
Kayden James
Midway
Daniel Ross
2024 reboot
Daniel Perry
The moment they stop trying to be gag series and went full shonen. Sadly it all went down hill the moment Future arc started.
Isaac Wilson
It managed to take off in the first place because it went full shonen. It just couldn't hit the brake and go overboard, especially with the future arc.
Jackson Lopez
Did they ever finish the anime? I used to like it but it just stopped out on nowhere
Noah Butler
Yes actually. It's just a bit over two hundred episodes.
Jason Diaz
after everything he went through, and having seemingly come to accept the role of family boss, he fucks off and doesn't want to? like what the fuck? I hope that chick he has feelings for ends up with another guy
Jonathan Russell
God, I love Chrome. She was the best thing about this entire series.
The characters are entraining and super fun, the art style is really good, the setting of the mafia-themed world is genius, and the motif that the MC must change as a person (as the tone of the story) and grow up to be the actual leader of his own mafia was great.
The problem layers in the fact that the series started as a really weak comedy and transformed into a proper action series way later and the way it was delivered was kind of disappointing because the writer had trouble adjusting to that. The characters while really fun, lack any kind of depth, real character development, progression, or real arcs. You never learn that much about them and they also never change that much as people. The biggest offender is of course Tsuna who gets to evolve as a person throughout the story, experience new things in his life, and overcome his insecurities only for the writer to throw all of that out of the window and return Tsuna's character to point zero because she just wanted to keep him "adorkable" I guess. And the same can be said about the tone of the story which constantly wants to be more serious and dark only to chicken out at various moments. This kind of incompetence is seen everywhere throughout the manga and it really shows the most in the arc where Tsuno goes 10 years into the future. Everyone agrees that all the events of that arc should have taken part in the present because it would've finally changed the status quo of the series and moved it in a new direction, but I guess that would've been just too much of a challenge for the writer.
Camden Stewart
Cameron Robinson
Christian Phillips
Luke Ross
Austin Thompson
I had the biggest crush on Haru when I was like 12
James Edwards
Gavin Martin
Characters are good. plot is abysmal. Anime helped a lot for a lame shonen.
Benjamin Hughes
he has freaking powers, what else is he going to do with that? be a very good farmer?
James Wilson
The anime was trash. Manga was way better
Hunter Lewis
Same. She's not as cute as Chrome but she's still really adorable in a different way. I like how she changed from this comedic character into an actual love interest (kind of) that was treated more seriously in the story later. Shame that it never go anywhere besides that tho.
Colton Murphy
Honestly I didn't mind it either, but the problem was that he was still meandering around while depending on reborn until the very end. You don't want to be a mafia boss? Cool. But at least do something else
Tyler Wright
Aaron Gray
>Characters are good
They weren't, there's no actual character development. Tsuna is a faggot crybaby from start to finish
Blake Allen
Only saw the anime but hearing tsuna didn't become the boss is very dumb because I really thought the anime was great. Watched it a lot while I was on the treadmill and it helped me through my workouts. I was going to read it but now that I know how it ends I wouldn't like to read it which is a shame because I liked the characters
Tyler Sullivan
Austin Fisher
Joseph Nguyen
Mason Murphy
Leo Butler
Brody Bennett
Alexander Price
Fuck Kyoko. Chrome was way better.
James Phillips
the anime had some good ops at least
Julian Thompson
soundtrack pumped it a lot, VAs were good.
manga was lame other than artwise.
I consider that part of the lame plot is no progression other than meaningless power ups.
Side characters carry Tsuna. My fav was Ryohei, and he barely did nothing other than being loyal and fight his designated enemy.
Nathaniel Thompson
I think it's fine Tsuna didn't become the 10th. I wanted Tsuna to break free from the mafia life, but the series couldn't give him a clean cut. Maybe one more arc of Tsuna dissolving the Vongola through some magic fights would have worked, but nobody was happy with the series at that point.
Carter Murphy
My favorite fight was baseball samurai vs WALL
Cameron Nelson
the varia arc was the peak
Charles Jenkins
I'd say the best part was the varia arc. The entire future arc was stupid but fun.
Wyatt Evans
Kamonohashi Ron is a cute series. I think Amano was always suited more for comedy.
Carter Rodriguez
This, author should have middle finger to Kyoko and Haru fans and have Chrome win the bossbowl, Yuni was another good option.
Owen Thompson
There's some hype moments here and there but it's overall pretty meh. I don't know how anyone could watch it nowadays unless you're a young teenager getting into anime. Though it does have some of the best openings in a shounen ever. I might have on nostalgia goggles but that second opening might be my favourite of all time. Shame they keep getting taken down on youtube
Christian Perry
Legit takes over 70 chapters for the MC to get his main mode of fighting. How the fuck did this last so long in Shounen Jump?
William Nelson
>Kyoko and Haru
I almost forgot the cheerleaders existed.
Asher Clark
Series starts as a comedy, and when that starts to tank they change it into a battle shounen. You can skip 80% of that content without missing anything important.
Jonathan Clark
Every time it was starting to get good it shot itself in the foot. So much wasted potential, would really benefit from a reboot.