Tsuna's road to becoming the Vongola Decimo is also cut off, as his character development is not shown off and is stated to be the same at the end, but with more friends.As shown at the end of the Varia arc and when they gave the Mare ring to Byakuran, they are connected to the Tri-ni-sette mystery but was never expanded on. The whole deal with the Cervello, which is hinted to be more than just an organization that watches over the mafia.Aborted Arc: Thanks to the manga abruptly ending, there are some plot points that are not yet resolved at the end:.Gokudera's Systema C.A.I can use dynamites as emergency ammo as well.

Abnormal Ammo: Reborn's guns shoot Dying Will bullets.Abhorrent Admirer: Longchamp's girlfriends are certainly something and tries to chase Tsuna and his guardians (and Shamal) for a blind date.Initially, Tsuna is in disbelief, but after Reborn shoots him in the head with a bullet that only temporarily kills him, he is brought back to life with all the limiters of his body removed, gaining the ability to perform amazing feats and carrying out his Dying Will. That all changes after coming home from school one day to find a gun-toting baby hitman named Reborn, who explains that he is next in line to become boss of the world's strongest mafia family, the Vongola, and will be serving as his home tutor to train him to become the boss.

The series follows the story of Junior High student, Tsunayoshi 'Tsuna' Sawada, who is generally considered a loser by all of his peers receiving terrible grades, being inept at sports, clumsy to a fault, and generally disliked by the populace of his school. Simply retitled to Reborn! in the Viz translation) was a popular manga written and illustrated by Akira Amano, serialized in Shonen Jump from 2004 to 2012. Katekyō Hitman Reborn! (lit Tutor Hitman Reborn.

Katekyo hitman reborn