List of Reborn! chapters
The chapters of the manga series Reborn!, titled as Katekyō Hitman Reborn! in Japan, are written and drawn by Akira Amano and have been serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump by Shueisha since its premiere on May 31, 2004.[1] The series revolves around the life of 14-year-old Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada, a timid boy who finds out that he is the next in line to become the boss of the most powerful Mafia organization, the Vongola Family. As such, the Vongola's most powerful hitman, a gun-toting infant named Reborn, is sent to tutor Tsuna on how to become a respectable boss.
Since its premiere, over three hundred chapters, which are each referred to as a "Target" (標的, Tāgetto), have been released in Japan. The manga has been adapted into an anime series by Artland and it premiered on the Japanese network TV Tokyo on October 7, 2006.[2][3] On September 21, 2006, Viz Media announced that they licensed the manga for an English language release in North America.[4] The manga has also been licensed in France by Glénat, in Spain by Planeta DeAgostini, and is released in Germany by Tokyopop.[5][6][7]
The individual chapters are published in tankōbon volumes by Shueisha. The first volume was released on October 4, 2004 and as of May 2, 2011[update], thirty-four volumes have been released.[8][9] Viz released the first collected volume on October 3, 2006 under their "Shōnen Jump Advanced" imprint,[10] and as of July 6, 2010[update], a total of sixteen volumes have been released.[11]
Volume list
Volumes 1–20
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| 1 | Here Comes Reborn! Ribōn Kuru! (リボーン来る!) | October 4, 2004[8] 978-4-08-873680-8 | October 3, 2006[10] 978-1-4215-0671-5 | ||
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| Infant Reborn is a hitman for the Mafia. He is sent to Japan to train teenager Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada so that he can become the next boss of the most powerful Mafia group, the Vongola Family. Tsuna considers himself a loser until Reborn shoots him with the "Dying Will Bullet". This makes him stronger physically and mentally, allowing him to perform amazing feats. He is eventually able to become friendly with his crush, Kyoko Sasagawa, and befriends baseball player Takeshi Yamamoto after stopping him from committing suicide. As part of his training, he begins meeting members of the Mafia, who have mixed reactions to him. Dynamite expert Hayato Gokudera initially wishes to kill the boy, but later strives to become his right-hand man. Another infant assassin, Lambo, introduces himself by trying to kill Reborn, but instead starts living with them. | |||||
| 2 | Bianchi Iroiro Kuru! (いろいろ来る!) | December 27, 2004[12] 978-4-08-873699-0 | January 2, 2007[13] 978-1-4215-0672-2 | ||
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| An assassin named Bianchi travels to Japan to kill Tsuna, so Reborn – the person she loves – can be free from his duties, but Tsuna manages to survive each of her attacks. Another girl named Haru Miura is also infatuated with Reborn, but after being saved by Tsuna, she ends up having a crush on this boy. Meanwhile, Reborn starts gathering people to make them part of Tsuna's own family, and arranges a boxing fight between Tsuna and Kyoko's brother, Ryohei, whom the former later becomes friend's with. He also arranges Tsuna, Gokudera, and Yamamoto to fight against Kyoya Hibari, their school's Disciplinary Committee leader, who defeats them, though becomes impressed with Reborn. Another assassin called Doctor Shamal meets Tsuna and heals him from an illness caused by the overuse of the Dying Will Bullet. | |||||
| 3 | Bodaoshi Hon'nori Kuru! ( ほんのり来る!) | March 4, 2005[14] 978-4-08-873783-6 | April 3, 2007[15] 978-1-4215-0843-6 | ||
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| An athletic festival starts in Namimori Middle School and Tsuna is forced by Reborn to enter. However, after several competitions, Tsuna's team loses and all the students end up fighting. Reborn also tests Tsuna by making him think he killed a thief, but the would-be victim turns out to be working for the Vongola. Later, Reborn starts a Mafia competition for his own birthday, which lands Tsuna, whose birthday was on the same day, in the hospital. One day, another infant assassin named I-Pin appears in order to kill Tsuna, only to discover that she mistook him for someone else, so she ends up living with Tsuna as well. When I-Pin later befriends Haru and Kyoko, she unknowingly gives them poisoned dumplings, however, they survive when Reborn shoots them with Dying Will Bullets. | |||||
| 4 | Bronco Dino Haneuma Kuru! (はねうま来る!) | May 2, 2005[16] 978-4-08-873809-3 | July 3, 2007[17] 978-1-4215-0844-3 | ||
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| Dino, the current boss of the Chiavorone crime family arrives in Japan to meet Tsuna, and also reunite with his former tutor, Reborn. During his stay, his pet turtle, Enzo, incidentally turns into a giant several times, but since he loses his physical abilities when his subordinates are not present, he is always unable to help, though Reborn shoots Tsuna with the Dying Will Bullet to stop it each time. However, Tsuna is injured in the process and is checked into a hospital, where each of his friends cause a ruckus when they visit, annoying both the nurse and Hibari, who punished Tsuna for their actions. When Reborn later takes control of a class at Namimori, he ends up attacking the students who answer wrong. | |||||
| 5 | The Zoo Hoshi no Ōji Kuru! (星の王子来る!) | July 4, 2005[18] 978-4-08-873831-4 | October 2, 2007[19] 978-1-4215-1099-6 | ||
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| Tsuna meets a young boy named Futa who ranks people by their abilities. These skills attract several gangs, resulting in Tsuna saving him and becoming friends. One day, Dino organizes a snowball competition with Tsuna and all his friends, however, they all lose consciousness after using all their strength. Later, Reborn decides to train Yamamoto, who thinks that the Mafia is just a game, and is given a baseball bat that transforms into a sword when swung. Another day, Ryohei has a fight against a gang that causes problems in a dojo, but they are defeated by I-pin who becomes a teenager by way of Lambo's bazooka. Lambo also turns into a teenager, whom Kyoko's friend tries to have a date with, but Lambo still retains his childish behavior. | |||||
| 6 | Longchamp Naito Ochōshimono Kuru! (お調子者 来る!) | September 2, 2005[20] 978-4-08-873853-6 | January 1, 2008[21] 978-1-4215-1474-1 | ||
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| Longchamp Naito, the Tomaso Family's boss, ends up in the same class as Tsuna during their second year, and thus tries to become friends with Tsuna, even inviting him to his house and to group dates. Later, when Tsuna and his family go on a trip to a Mafia island resort, he meets Arcobaleno Colonnello, who is, along with his rival Reborn, one of the seven strongest infants in the world. He also meets the Arcobaleno Skull, who starts attacking the island. Several Mafia families on the island unite under an unwilling Tsuna in order to defeat Skull and his crew, but Reborn and Colonnello end up as the ones who defeat Skull, ending the battle. Days later, when Bianchi holds a wedding ceremony in order to marry Reborn, the latter does not show up, causing her to go berserk and attack all the wedding guests. | |||||
| 7 | The Weapons Tuner Atsui Natsu Kuru! (熱い夏来る!) | December 2, 2005[22] 978-4-08-873889-5 | April 1, 2008[23] 978-1-4215-1664-6 | ||
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| A man called Giannini visits Reborn to make weapon adjustments, but fails each time. When Gokudera is accidentally shot with Lambo's bazooka, he is turned into a small version of himself though ends up thwarting a duo of camouflaged assassins trying to kill Tsuna. In the next days, it is discovered that Tsuna is unable to swim, so all his friends attempt to teach him. Days later, Tsuna is once again taught how to swim, but this time in a competition that a gang made. In other chapters, there is a Halloween party, a Mafia event to entertain senior citizens, a detective game created by Reborn, and a festival in which Tsuna, Gokudera, Yamamoto, and Hibari end up defeating the same gang from the beach. | |||||
| 8 | Prison Breakers Tonari Machi Bōizu Kuru! (隣町ボーイズ来る!) | February 3, 2006[24] 978-4-08-874020-1 | July 1, 2008[25] 978-1-4215-1665-3 | ||
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| The Kokukyo Gang starts attacking the strongest students in Namimori High to get to Tsuna. Hibari encounters the leader, Mukuro Rokudo, but is easily defeated. One of Mukuro's subordinates, Chikusa Kakimoto, finds Gokudera and fights against him. Despite sustaining major injuries, Chikusa attempts to kill Gokudera, but is stopped by Yamamoto. Tsuna is requested by the 9th Vongola boss to stop Mukuro, and he is joined by Reborn, Yamamoto, Gokudera and Bianchi. When they enter Kokuyo's territory, they are confronted by Ken Joshima, whom Yamamoto defeats. They are later attacked by other Kokukyo students who use their friends as hostages, but they are stopped by Dr. Shamal and I-pin. They are then attacked, knocking out Yamamoto, by a person who is thought to be Mukuro. | |||||
| 9 | Blood of the Vongola Nyū Aitemu Kuru! (新アイテム来る!) | April 4, 2006[26] 978-4-08-874042-3 | October 7, 2008[27] 978-1-4215-1666-0 | ||
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| Reborn uses the last Dying Will Bullet he has on Tsuna, who manages to defeat the fake Mukuro. Tsuna realizes that his opponent was being controlled by the real Mukuro so they enter the gang's hideout, leaving an unconscious Yamamoto. When they are attacked by Chikusa and Ken, Gokudera tries to stop them alone, but Hibari reappears there and defeats both of them. Tsuna finds the real Mukuro who reveals his ability to take control of people's bodies. When Mukuro is fatally wounded by Hibari, he starts to possess the bodies around him, including Tsuna's companions. Suddenly, Reborn's pet creates a pair of gloves as well as a new bullet to increase Tsuna's abilities. In the new "Hyper Dying Will Mode", Tsuna manages to safely knock out all the bodies that Mukuro controls, leaving the original as the last one. | |||||
| 10 | Deathperation Flames Ringu Kuru! (リング来る) | June 2, 2006[28] 978-4-08-874110-9 | January 6, 2009[29] 978-1-4215-1667-7 | ||
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| Tsuna defeats Mukuro who, along with the rest of his gang, is arrested by the Mafia's guardians. During the following days, a swordman appears and attacks a boy called Basil who is in Dying Will mode. He then attacks Tsuna and his friends when he discovers that they are from the Vongola Family. Dino manages to fend off the swordman and he reveals to Tsuna that the boy was protecting half of the Vongola Rings, seven items which belong to the Vongola's seven most integral members. Reborn tells Tsuna that the Vongola's elite assassination team, the Varia, will come for the rings, so he and the selected six "guardians" have to train. Tsuna starts training with Reborn and Basil while Dino decides to teach Hibari, Colonnello with Ryohei, and Yamamoto with his father. Gokudera asks to train with Dr. Shamal, but Shamal decides not to teach him until he learns to prioritize his life first. | |||||
| 11 | Before the Showdown Variā Kuru! (ヴァリアー来る!) | August 4, 2006[30] 978-4-08-874142-0 | April 7, 2009[31] 978-1-4215-2436-8 | ||
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| The Varia appears in Japan and attacks the Vongola guardians. They are stopped by Tsuna's father, Iemitsu, who tells the leader Xanxus that the owners of the Vongola Rings will be decided in a traditional battle, in which all members with the same type of ring fight against each other. The first fight is between the Sun Ring guardians, Ryohei and a man called Lussuria. Ryohei is seriously injured, but he is able to use all his power when Kyoko appears, allowing the Vongola to win the first fight. The next fight is between Leviathan and Lambo, who has no idea what is happening. Scared by the fight, Lambo uses his bazooka twice to become 20 years older. The future Lambo manages to overpower Leviathan, but when he returns to being an infant, he is almost killed. Tsuna interrupts the fight, unwilling to let him die. | |||||
| 12 | Prince Ripper! Hageshii Tatakai Kuru! (激しい戦い来る!) | October 4, 2006[32] 978-4-08-874265-6 | July 7, 2009[33] 978-1-4215-2437-5 | ||
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| Tsuna's ring is taken from him for having interfered in Lambo's fight. As such, the battle continues with a tie, but with the Varia having one more ring than the Vongola. The fight of the Storm Guardians starts between Gokudera and Belphegor, who battle inside Nanimori High. Belphegor uses "flying" knives to stop all of Gokudera's dynamites. However, Gokudera discovers that all the knives are attached to threads, and manages to injure Bel by improving the movements of his bombs. When the school starts exploding, Gokudera heeds Tsuna's advice of escaping which results in his loss. As Xanxus hints that something happened to the 9th boss, Iemitsu returns to Italy to see what happened to the boss. Meanwhile, the fight between Yamamoto and Superbi Squalo, the swordsman who attacked some time ago, starts at an underground level of the school. | |||||
| 13 | The Mist Guardian Kiri no Shugosha Kuru! (霧の守護者来る!) | January 4, 2007[34] 978-4-08-874301-1 | October 6, 2009[35] 978-1-4215-2438-2 | ||
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| Yamamoto shows the Shigure Souen Style, a swordsmanship style which allows him to manipulate the water from the underground. Squalo reveals that he already knows that style, and both develop their own variations. Yamamoto creates a ninth technique of his style and defeats Squalo, who is attacked by a shark as punishment of his defeat. Before the next fight, Tsuna sees Chikusa and Ken, and thinks the Mist Guardian will be Mukuro, but instead a girl called Chrome Dokuro appears. She fights against Arcobaleno Mammon, and both create illusions to fight, but Chrome is severely injured. Tsuna is then told of how Chrome had lost most her organs and that Mukuro has been sustaining her life. With Chrome unable to continue the fight, Mukuro appears in his own form and takes Chrome's place in the fight against Mammon. | |||||
| 14 | The Sky Match Ōzora Sen Kuru! (大空戦来る!) | March 2, 2007[36] 978-4-08-874328-8 | January 5, 2010[37] 978-1-4215-2855-7 | ||
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| After Mukuro easily defeats Mammon by using illusions that cause the latter to escape, he disappears, leaving an unconscious Chrome in his place. Though Tsuna left in order to further his training, the next fight begins with Hibari against a robotic giant called Gola Moska. Hibari defeats Moska with only one attack, and then starts attacking Xanxus until Moska gets up and goes berserk, causing great damage to Nanimori. Tsuna arrives in time to defeat Moska in his Hyper Dying Will mode, only to discover Moska was a robot powered by the life force of the ninth Vongola boss who was kidnapped by Xanxus. The ninth boss reassures Tsuna, but Xanxus accuses Tsuna of murder. The next day, the last fight between Tsuna and Xanxus starts, and all the guardians, including Lambo who is still unconscious, are drugged and placed in different parts of the school. | |||||
| 15 | Blood of Vongola II Zero Chiten Toppa Kuru! (零地点突破来る!) | May 2, 2007[38] 978-4-08-874355-4 | April 6, 2010[39] 1-4215-2856-8 | ||
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| The Sky Battle starts, and both Tsuna and Xanxus use different flames to fight. Meanwhile, Hibari sets the other Vongola guardians free in order for them to start facing the other Varia guardians who were freed by Xanxus. Overpowered by Xanxus, Tsuna performs the Dying Will Zero Point Breakthrough, a technique created by the first Vongola boss that allows him to absorb all of Xanxus' flames. Tsuna once again uses the Zero Point Breakthrough to freeze Xanxus, and discovers that he has already been frozen once by the Ninth boss. Mammon and Belphegor try to unfreeze Xanxus by giving him the Vongola Rings, but the rings reject Xanxus since he was just adopted by the Ninth, and thus does not have Vongola blood. The Varia try to call their other companions, but they are all defeated by an unknown person. | |||||
| 16 | Ten Years Later Jūnen Go Kuru! (10年後来る!) | August 3, 2007[40] 978-4-08-874401-8 | July 6, 2010[11] 1-4215-2857-6 | ||
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| Lancia, the man who was used by Mukuro to hide his identity, defeats the remaining Varia members. Meanwhile, Tsuna is declared the winner of the Sky Battle, earning the right to become the Tenth Vongola Boss. One day, Reborn is accidentally shot by Lambo's bazooka and does not reappear. Tsuna uses it and is transported nearly ten years into the future, where he finds an adult Gokudera who is subsequently replaced with the younger Gokudera. After encountering a woman named Lal Mirch and an adult Yamamoto, Tsuna and Gokudera enter a Vongola base where they meet the missing Reborn. Yamamoto tells them that the Millefiore Family is annihilating every member of the Vongola. When Yamamoto goes to train Tsuna and Gokudera, the base is attacked by Millefiore soldiers. They find the older I-pin, Lambo, Haru and Kyoko, who, along with Yamamoto, are then replaced with their younger selves. | |||||
| 17 | The Power of the Rings Hibādo Kuru! (ヒバード来る!) | November 2, 2007[41] 978-4-08-874434-6 | — | ||
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| Tsuna and Gokudera manage to defeat the Millefiore soldiers using the energy from the Vongola Ring, and return to the base. Gokudera discovers a letter written by his future self informing them that they can return to the past if they defeat the Millefiore leader, Byakuran. Lal Mirch starts training Tsuna, Gokudera, and Yamamoto, and explains to them that the Mafia rings have the ability to open boxes that can unleash flamed weapons or animals. The next day, Kyoko leaves the hideout to find her brother, causing the others to start looking for her. Kyoko is rescued by the adult version of her friend Hana, who tells her the whereabouts of Ryohei. While searching for Kyoko, Gokudera and Yamamoto are attacked by a Millefiore soldier, Gamma. Even after fighting together, Gokudera and Yamamoto are seriously injured, but are saved by an adult Hibari. | |||||
| 18 | Ver.V.R. Arrives! Bāshon Bongore Ringu Kuru! (Ver.V.R.来る!) | February 4, 2008[42] 978-4-08-874476-6 | — | ||
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| Hibari easily defeats Gamma and takes Gokudera and Yamamoto to the hideout in order for them to recuperate. Later, the adult Futa and Bianchi arrives at the hideout. While Tsuna trains with Lal Mirch, Hibari interrupts, wanting to test Tsuna. Hibari traps Tsuna within a sphere of cloud flames, where Tsuna starts being questioned by the Vongola bosses about their past's sins. After Tsuna refuses to inherit those sins, the first Vongola improves his X-Gloves' abilities, allowing him to destroy the sphere. Tsuna then faces Hibari, but since the former is unable to control the new flames, he is defeated. While training her younger brother Gokudera, Bianchi explains to him how the boxes were created, though Hibari is suspicious of the reasons of why they were made. Meanwhile, a young Chrome finds herself lost in the future, and is attacked by a Millefiore hitman named Glo Xinia. Before being knocked out, she is awakened by the future Mukuro who was possessing Glo's owl. | |||||
| 19 | The Sun After The Mist Arrives! Kiri Nochi Hare Kuru! (霧のち晴来る) | April 4, 2008[43] 978-4-08-874497-1 | — | ||
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| With adult Mukuro's help, Chrome is able to create solid bodies of Mukuro, Chikusa, and Ken, that defeat Glo Xinia. An adult Ryohei then finds and takes her to the others at the Vongola hideout. Meanwhile, the adult Mukuro uses the body of a Milliefore member to spy on the Millefiore, but he is defeated by Byakuran, causing Chrome's condition to worsen for a short time. The Vongola decide to attack the Milliefore in a few days and continue training. While Tsuna tries to control the new flame through the balance of energy distribution, Gokudera is able to open one of the boxes, releasing a lazy cat, and Yamamoto manages to land one blow on Reborn during practice. Meanwhile, Shoichi Irie, a high-ranking member of the Milliefiore, assembles all members in order to announce an attack on the Vongola hideout. | |||||
| 20 | X Burner Arrives! Ikusu Bānā Kuru! (X BURNER来る!) | June 4, 2008[44] 978-4-08-874525-1 | — | ||
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| When the Vongola hideout is attacked by Millefiore soldiers, Hibari stays to stop them while Tsuna, Ryohei, Gokudera, Yamamoto, and Lal Mirch secretly raid the Millefiore base. While entering the Millefiore base, the Vongola are attacked by a boy called Ginger Bread who claims to have killed Colonnello. Lal Mirch tries to take revenge for the death of her student, and is able to activate her own Arcobaleno pacifier to increase her power, but Ginger escapes. The Vongola is then attacked once again by a Strau Moska robot controlled by a Millefiore technician named Spanner, and Tsuna stays to fight him. The Moska is able to counter all of Tsuna's attacks, forcing him to use his X Burner technique which uses his stronger flames. Although the attack destroys the Moska, Tsuna falls unconscious being unable to control the X-Burner, and is captured. | |||||
Volumes 21–current
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| 21 | Sistema C.A.I. Arrives! Sisutēma Shī Ē Ai Kuru! (SISTEMA C.A.I.来る!) | September 4, 2008[45] 978-4-08-874565-7 | — | ||
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| Ryohei fights and defeats another Millefiore member named Baishana who uses a giant snake to attack him. Meanwhile, Tsuna is kidnapped by Spanner, who actually wants to help him perfect the X Burner despite the possibility that he is betraying his own family. As the Vongola get closer to Shoichi Irie, the latter uses his abilities to rearrange the rooms of the base, separating Yamamoto and Lal from Gokudera and Ryohei, who are confronted by Gamma. Ryohei fights against him, but when he is defeated, Gokudera replaces him. Gokudera uses the Sistema C.A.I., which allows him to activate several different boxes at the same time. Helped by his cat Uri, which increases in size and strength due to Ryohei's flame energy, he manages to overpower Gamma. | |||||
| 22 | Souen Style Special Method Arrives! Sōen Ryū Tokushiki Kuru! (蒼燕流特式来る!) | November 4, 2008[46] 978-4-08-874592-3 | — | ||
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| As both Gokudera and Gamma rest for a short time to finish their fight, Gamma reveals he has a deep hatred of Byakuran, believing that he did something to his boss Uni that caused her to become emotionally detached. Meanwhile, Yamamoto finds and fights Byakuran's strongest subordinate, Genkishi. Yamamoto tries to use the knowledge he gained from the adult Squalo's fights he watched during his training to defeat Genkishi's illusions, but he is knocked out. At the same moment, Chrome, Lambo, I-pin and Hibari's subordinate, Tetsuya Kusakabe, invade the Millefiore base, while Tsuna and Spanner are attacked by several Millefiore members. Before Yamamoto is finished off, the adult Hibari appears to fight against Genkishi. Although he manages to fight at the same level, Hibari runs out of rings and weapons and is overpowered. As Hibari is about to be killed, he is suddenly replaced by his younger self. | |||||
| 23 | Tsuna vs. Genkishi Arrives! Tsuna Bāsasu Genkishi Kuru! (ツナVS.幻騎士来る!) | February 4, 2009[47] 978-4-08-874630-2 | — | ||
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| The teenager Hibari sees an unconscious Yamamoto and recognizes Genkishi as an enemy. Hibari is unable to defeat Genkishi, and is aided by Chrome and an injured Gokudera. After receiving advice from Tetsuya, Hibari releases a hedgehog from a special box. However, the animal goes berserk and starts destroying part of the base, causing the Vongola and Genkishi to escape. Meanwhile, Tsuna and Spanner face Ginger Bread and Millefiore member Iris Yoka who manage to overpower Tsuna. Using contacts he received from Spanner, Tsuna is able to control the flames from the X Burner and performs it successfully, defeating his enemies. Tsuna, along with Spanner, then goes to confront Irie, but they are attacked by Genkishi. As Tsuna begins to gradually overpower Genkishi, the latter becomes infuriated with him and invokes the true powers of his Hell Ring. | |||||
| 24 | The Varia of Ten Years Later Arrives! Jūnen-go Variā Kuru! (10年後ヴァリアー来る!) | April 3, 2009[48] 978-4-08-874651-7 | — | ||
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| Using the Hell Ring, Genkishi goes berserk and starts attacking Tsuna with illusions of his friends. Unwilling to fight these illusions, Tsuna freezes them instead and overwhelms Genkishi with a full power X Burner, causing him to escape. Tsuna is then confronted by Irie, who initially uses his real friends as hostages. He frees them however, revealing that he is an ally of Tsuna's future self, who asked him to send Tsuna and his friends to the future so that they will be able to increase their powers to defeat Byakuran. Meanwhile, in accordance with adult Tsuna's plan, the Varia attack a Millefiore base in Italy to defeat the remaining guardians. While Squalo commands the soldiers, Belphegor and the new member Flan are attacked by the Milliefiore guardian Rasiel, who is also Belphegor's twin brother. Rasiel and his butler Olgelt easily defeat the two Varia, but they are then attacked by Xanxus. Using a liger charged with his Dying Will Flame, Xanxus manages to easily pushback the two Millefiore guardians. | |||||
| 25 | Vongola Box Arrives! Bongore Bokkusu Kuru! (ボンゴレ匣来る!) | July 3, 2009[49] 978-4-08-874701-9 | — | ||
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| As Xanxus defeats Rasiel and Olgelt, Byakuran communicates with the Vongola, telling them that the soldiers they defeated were not the real Millefiore guardians. As the Vongola still need to defeat Byakuran's six strongest subordinates, the Real 6 Funeral Wreaths, before facing him, Irie gives Tsuna and his guardians the Vongola's boxes which can help them in their upcoming fight. Having only ten days to prepare, Tsuna's group, along with the young Ryohei who was also transported into the future, return to their hideout. While training, Tsuna opens his Vongola box, unleashing a mysterious creature which attacks him. After Yamamoto and Basil calm it, Dino's future self arrives to the hideout and guides the Vongola in their training. Wanting to know what is happening with Tsuna and the others, Haru and Kyoko start a boycott until they tell them the truth. Feeling guilty, Tsuna decides to confess to the girls about the Mafia families' fights. | |||||
| 26 | Choice Arrives! Choisu Kuru! (チョイス来る!) | October 2, 2009[50] 978-4-08-874729-3 | — | ||
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| Byakuran tells the Vongola that for the upcoming fight they have to bring their non-Vongola friends. They agree to take all of them with the exception of the weakened Lal. In the day of the fight, both Mafia families compete using a game named Choice in which the selected fighters have to defeat the opponent's main target to win the game. For the Vongola, the guardians participants are Tsuna, Gokudera and Yamamoto, while the non-guardians participants are Spanner and Irie with the latter being Millefiore's target. When it starts, Tsuna confronts Funeral Wreath Torikabuto and is able to overpower him with his Vongola box. Yamamoto is attacked by Genkishi, who is disguised as one of Torikabuto's subordinates. However, Genkishi is unable to defeat Yamamoto who has but improved his skills with help from Squalo. | |||||
| 27 | Uni Arrives! Yuni Kuru! (ユニ来る!) | December 4, 2009[51] 978-4-08-874750-7 | — | ||
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| After his defeat, Genkishi is killed by Funeral Wreath Kikyo per Byakuran's orders. Tsuna and Yamamoto rush to attack their target, Funeral Wreath Daisy, but Tsuna is delayed by Torikabuto. Kikyo manages to pass Gokudera and impales Irie at the same time that Yamamoto attacks Daisy. With Daisy's Dying Will Flame intact, and Irie's one extinct, the Millefiore win Choice. Irie requests another match to Byakuran due to a promise he once made, and claiming to be the responsible one for giving him the ability to gain knowledge from parallel worlds in his experience of time traveling. When Byakuran denies, Uni appears requesting the Vongola to protect her from him. As Uni would serve to Byakuran's plans of having a power similar to omniscience, the Vongola accept and escape with her. After Hibari and Dino separate from the Vongola to check Nanimori's state, Funeral Wreath Zakuro attacks their hideout and Squalo fights him to help the Vongola escape. | |||||
| 28 | Final Battle Arrives! Saishū Kessen Kuru! (最終決戦来る!) | March 4, 2010[52] 978-4-08-870012-0 | — | ||
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| Uncle Kawahira, I-pin's boss, hides the Vongola in his restaurant to protect them from Zakuro. Back in Nanimori, Daisy is confronted by Dino and Hibari, with the latter managing to defeat him with his Vongola Box. The other Funeral Wreaths find Tsuna's group but they escape once Tsuna defeats Torikabuto. In order to face the remaining Funeral Wreaths, the Vongola split in three parties with the first of them ambushing Zakuro. As all of them are overwhelmed by Zakuro when Bluebell comes to help him, the Varia decides to aid the Vongola in their fight. Meanwhile, Kikyo and his men attack the second party as the third one is protecting Uni. | |||||
| 29 | Tsuna vs. Byakuran Arrives! Tsuna Tai Byakuran Kuru! (ツナ対白蘭来る!) | April 30, 2010[53] 978-4-08-870034-2 | — | ||
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| Now free from prison, the future Mukuro interrupts the fight between the Millefiore and the Vongola, aiding the latter. Byakuran decides to send the last Funeral Wreath, Ghost, who is in fact parallel double of Byakuran himself. As Ghost starts absorbing the energy from all the fighters including his comrades', Tsuna goes to stop him. Upon realizing Ghost is composed of Dying Will Flames, Tsuna absorbs him, but Ghost is instead merged within Byakuran. Having now all the flames Ghost took, Byakuran confronts Tsuna, easily overwhelming him. However, once Tsuna comes to the resolve he still wants to defeat Byakuran, the first Vongola boss briefly appears from Tsuna's ring and removes a seal within it the Vongola Rings to let Tsuna use its full power. Thus, Tsuna is able to fight at Byakuran's level. | |||||
| 30 | Transfer Students Arrive! Tenkōsei Kuru! (転校生来る!) | August 8, 2010[54] 978-4-08-870087-8 | — | ||
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| Uni incinerates herself alongside Gamma in order to make Arcobaleno reborn from their pacifiers. They revive after Tsuna manages to kill Byakuran, ending the battle between both families. The arcobaleno help Irie send Tsuna and his friends back to the past using the same time machine that made them stay in the future after being shot by Lambo's bazooka. Back to his normal life, Tsuna receives news that next week, the inheritance ceremony in which Tsuna will officially become the 10th Vongola boss will start. As Tsuna doubts whether he should become the 10th boss, he and his guardians meet new transfer students later revealed to be part of the Simon Family meant to bodyguard Tsuna. | |||||
| 31 | Inheritance Ceremony Arrives! Keishō Shiki Kuru! (継承式来る!) | October 4, 2010[55] 978-4-08-870112-7 | — | ||
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| As the time of the ceremony comes, Tsuna refuses to become the next boss afraid of his guardians' fates. A few days before the ceremony, Yamamoto is brutally attacked by the Simon member Kaoru Mizuno when discovering their intention of destroying the Vongola. While he is being treated in the hospital unconscious, an enraged Tsuna decides to accept the Vongola 10th boss title, knowing the culprit is going to be in the ceremony. As the ceremony starts, the Simon steal the Vongola's Sin which will help them eliminate the Vongola. Tsuna and his guardians try to stop them, but they are all easily overwhelmed by their leader Enma Kozato. As the Vongola are defeated, the Simon leave kidnapping Chrome and swearing they will avenge their ancestors. | |||||
| 32 | Vongola vs. Simon Arrives! Bongore Bāsasu Shimon Kuru! (ボンゴレVS.シモン来る!) | December 3, 2010[56] 978-4-08-870146-2 | — | ||
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| After having the Vongola Rings upgraded, Tsuna goes to the Simon's hideout to settle his arguments with Enma. Accompanied by Reborn, Gokudera, Ryohei and Lambo, the group arrives to an island from the Simon where they are challenged by them. Ryohei is confronted by Koyo Aoba who had become his rival in school prior to the Simon's betrayal. As both use all their strength, the battle ends in a tie. Both Ryohei and Aoba are taken to by the Vindice to prison due to the rules settled, and a memory showing the Vongola's and Simon's origins is shown to all the participants. | |||||
| 33 | Dark Shadow Arrives! Kurai Kage Kuru! (濃い影来る!) | March 4, 2011[57] 978-4-08-870187-5 | — | ||
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| 34 | Awakening Arrives! Kakusei Kuru! (覚醒来る!) | May 2, 2011[9] 978-4-08-870220-9 | — | ||
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Chapters not yet in tankōbon format
These chapters have yet to be published in a tankōbon volume. They were originally serialized in issues of Weekly Shōnen Jump from April 2011 onwards.
- Target 331. "New Cambio Forma" (新しい形態変化, "Atarashii Kanbio Foruma")
- Target 332. "Tsuna's Pride" (ツナの誇り, "Tsuna no Hokori")
- Target 333. "Oath" (誓い, "Chikai")
- Target 334. "Mukuro Rokudo vs. Daemon Spade" (六道骸VS.D・スペード, "Rokudō Mukuro Bāsasu Deimon Supēdo")
- Target 335. "Unforeseen Event" (異変, "Ihen")
- Target 336. "Daemon Reborn" (新生D, "Shinsei Deimon")
- Target 337. "Daemon's Power" (Dの力, "Deimon no Chikara")
- Target 338. "Kyoya Hibari vs. Daemon Spade" (雲雀恭弥VS.D・スペード, "Hibari Kyōya Bāsasu Deimon Supēdo")
- Target 339. "No-Good Combo" (ダメダメコンビ, "Dame Dame Konbi")
- Target 340. "Enma's Decision" (炎真の決断, "Enma no Ketsudan")
- Target 341. "Conflict" (葛藤, "Kattō")
- Target 342. "Direction" (行方, "Yukue")
- Target 343. "Oath" (誓い, "Chikai")
- Target 344. "Trump Card" (切り札, "Kirifuda")
- Target 345. "Eternal Elena" (永遠のエレナ, "Eien no Erena")
- Target 346. "And Smile..." (そして笑顔・・・, "Soshite Egao...")
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