Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 135 Review
July 2, 2009 at 9:24 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, reborn!, tsuna, Vongola, Irie, Gokudera, Millefiore, Hibari, Yamamoto, Chrome, I-Pin, Lambo, Vongola Rings, Cervello, Trini-set, Mare Tring, Arcobeleno
Summary:
When Tsuna gets his X-Burner to his maximum limit, Genkishi lets the hell ring eat more of his soul to become stronger. Genkishi becomes even bigger, but for some unknown reason Tsuna is didn’t fire his X-Burner yet, which may cause it to be unstable. Tsuna fires it at the last moment and Genkishi get defeated but since Tsuan fired it a bit late, Genkishi was able to escape with the last of his strength. After using his X-Burner Tsuna spots the white-rounded device and heads to it. When he gets there, he meets Irie who kept all of his guardians inside a tank as hostage. Irie also tells Tsuna how the machine holds the molecules of their future selves, and how he was able to sent them into the future as his ten year past self had the equipment. Irie also says how he sent them back in order to get the Trini-Set where the Vongola rings are needed. Irie wants his sky ring in order to allow his guardians to live and not get killed by a noxious gas. The Cervello count down waiting for Tsuna’s decision.
Review:
Lots of things have happened in this episode, but I disliked it when the end was left open-ended. I’m not sure what will come in the next episode and I’m really interested in watching the next one. Anyways, I don’t get why Tsuna was waiting for Genkishi, that is quite a bad thing to do cause your allowing your opponent to get stronger while you just sit there doing nothing. Anyways, I also disliked how Genkishi is able to escape. In addition, with the white-round device keeping the future selves would it be able to have both the future and the past self together at one time? I’m really looking forward to the next episode and I can’t wait to see what happens.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 134 Review
July 2, 2009 at 8:47 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Chrome, Gamma, Genkishi, Gokudera, Hibari, I-Pin, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Lal-Mirch, Lambo, Millefiore, reborn!, Ryohei, spanner, tsuna, Vongola, Yamamoto
Summary:
Genkishi remembers back to when he met with Byakuran, and when Byakuran asked him to prove Genkishi’s loyalty to him by annihilating all of his Giglio Nero members. When he faked the lost with Squalo, Genkishi returned to his base and was about to stab Uni, although her eyes and her look stopped him from doing so. Genkishi uses the hell rings to transform into an undead figure, with it he becomes a lot stronger. Irie sees this and explain there are only six mist hell rings and that they were a pact between a person and the undead. One example Irie had was that a generous ruler later got his soul cosumed and turned into a tyrant/dictator. Genkishi launches illusions of Tsuan’s guardians from his mouth to attack Tsuna and lies to him that their “fake” body is connected to the lives of the real ones. With this Tsuna is unable to hurt them. After a whie, Tsuna decides to freeze their bodies with Zero Point Breakthrough, so that they couldn’t hold onto him. Right after, he starts using his X-Burner.
Review:
This episode seemed quite long to me, maybe because of the less explanation and the ending was a bit shorter (Haru’s interview crap). Anyways, the transformation of Genkishi seemed to me like an undead figure from the Warcraft games, I was thinking that it somehow looked like a death knight. Tsuna’s ability improved once again, although I’m still wondering what happened to Hibari and his other guardians which I’m assuming will be shown in the next episode or so.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 133 Review
July 1, 2009 at 9:38 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Byakuran, Genkishi, Irie, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Millefiore, reborn!, spanner, tsuna, Vongola, X-Burner, Zero Point Breakthrough
Summary:
Genkishi has granted permission from Byakuran to use his mist hell-ring which is said to be the strongest mist ring of that time. Along with the ring, he has equipped original boxes which greatly improves his power. Tsuna gets beat around, but he sets up a plan against Genkishi. At first Tsuna uses a hologram against him, and then launches a low-level X-Burner to him. When Genkishi charges to Tsuna concentrating his power all at one location, Tsuna uses Zero Point Breakthrough to absorb his flames to recharge himself and become stronger. During the battle Genkishi keeps thinking back of Uni as she has similar eyes to Tsuna. This makes Genkishi suffer from multiple hits from Tsuna.
Review:
This episode has quite an unexpected turn. Tsuna seemed to grow again, just like how Reborn said that Tsuna grows stronger and stronger from each battle, this really makes me wonder the level of the opponents Tsuna will face in the future. It must be quite a good battle to watch. Anyways, Genkishi’s armor/box looks ugly (my opinion) and it seemed impossible for Tsuna to win at the beginning of the episode. I almost forgot about Tsuna’s Zero Point Breakthrough and I liked it when he used that skill again.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 132 Review
July 1, 2009 at 9:08 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Genkishi, Haru, Irie, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Kyoko, Millefiore, reborn!, spanner, tsuna, Vongola
Summary:
Tsuna continues to fly through Irie’s base, and tries to get to the lab. Meanwhile back at the Vongola base, Haru and Kyoko are both worrying about Tsuna and group as they haven’t contacted with them, which later makes both of them decide to cook stuff for the other people also staying at the hideout. Irie monitors Tsuna and Spanner’s movements and set up defense parameters against them. Tsuna is confronted with a bunch of tracking missile which is later forced out of course by one of Spanner’s weapons. Irie puts up his final defence block, and inside it is Genkishi who fights against Tsuna. When Genkishi tells Tsuna that all of his guardians are dead, this makes Tsuna extremely angry. Reborn easily sees that Genkishi’s level is about the same as future Hibari and that Tsuna wouldn’t have a chance against him.
Review:
This episode seemed quite short, nothing much happened and nothing quite exciting occured. Well the tracking missiles part, showed how Spanner is able to help out the Vongola other than creating stuff, and he wouldn’t be a burden to Tsuna and Reborn. During this episode I was still wondering what happened to Hibari and the moving walls, did they get flattened, or did something else happen to them.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 131 Review
June 30, 2009 at 9:45 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, reborn!, tsuna, Vongola, spanner, Gokudera, Ryohei, Millefiore, Lal-Mirch, Hibari, Yamamoto, Chrome, Genkishi, I-Pin, Lambo
Summary:
When Hibari opens his box, his box weapons seems to be drunk with the flames. Hibari tries to touch it and the hedgehog’s spike accidentally stabbed Hibari and it caused it to have a mental breakdown and went on a rampage. The hedgehogs multiply and damage the room and its surroundings. Hibari’s subordinate tells him to run away from Genkishi since he knows that Hibari will lose to him, and by taking all the unconscious bodies, both of them enter a room and the walls start closing in. Tsuna knows where the group are and tries to get to them along with Spanner, who is tied onto a rope with a parachute. Tsuna rushes to the lab, and finds carnivorous plants and defeats them quickly to advance.
Review:
This episode was overall fine, nothing much happened in addition I extremely hated the cliffhanger that was left when the walls were closing in, it really makes me want to watch the next episode. Anyways, the difference between Hibari from the future and Hibari from the past was great, Hibari from the past doesn’t seem as mature compared to the future one, and the future selfs of the Vongola members all show a sense of maturity and difference. I’m quite looking forward to how Tsuna will fight against Genkishi and what else does Genkishi has up his sleeve.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 130 Review
June 30, 2009 at 8:44 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Chrome, Genkishi, Gokudera, Hibari, I-Pin, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Lambo, Millefiore, reborn!, Ryohei, spanner, tsuna, Vongola
Summary:
By having three blocks and the surrounding areas damaged, Irie is shocked by the devastating power that Tsuna has. In the ruins, Iris and Ginger Bread both have been defeated. When Hibari seems to be losing, the group comes over to protects him from Genkishi’s attacks. Meanwhile Tsuna talks to Irie telling him how he will find him and tell him about the white round-shaped machine. Irie is shocked since he wonders how can Tsuna know about the relationship between him and the machine at his lab. Hibari’s subordinate calls him to emit flames from his rings, and it seems that Dino had told Hibari in the past how to use the ring to emit flames. Somehow Hibari’s ring is able to emit huge flames and then he uses it on the hedgehog box.
Review:
This episode was fine, and it was quite a surprise to see how Hibari is able to emit flames from his ring. Even still, I’m wondering what will happen to an over-powered box, will it go on an rampage (which is also the title of the next episode). With most of the Vongola members down, I’m thinking of how can they continue to fight the Millefiore without any new reinforcements.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 129 Review
June 29, 2009 at 9:58 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Chrome, Ginger Bread, Hibari, I-Pin, Iris, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Lambo, Millefiore, reborn!, Ryohei, spanner, tsuna, Vongola, X-Burner
Summary:
In the battle among Tsuan, Iris and Ginger Bread, Ginger Bread keeps on targeting Spanner. Spanner while using an engineer’s determinations runs around trying to complete the contacts. Tsuna easily puts the finished contacts on and remembers back to when Spanner told him how to use it. Irie sees the battle from the camera and calls Iris and Ginger Bread to move out, although Iris doesn’t believe in the power of the X Burner and fights it head on. Meanwhile Hibari is still unable to get a direct hit on Genkishi and he is unaware of being set into the future, and Chrome and group is able to find Ryohei. When Tsuna uses his X Burner at maximum power three blocks has been wiped out.
Review:
This episode was quite interesting, I didn’t expect the contacts to be finished so soon. I really liked how Tsuna improves throughout the series, I mean I still used to remember the first few episodes of Tsuna running around in his boxers, he hardly could fight at all and look at him now. There is one thing that have been bothering me, how come Vongola is still so small even after ten years in the future, shouldn’t Vongola have more stronger people, such as new characters? Or maybe have all the Vongola been wiped out and there is hardly anybody left. The next episode seems to be quite good as it will be focusing on the past Hibari.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 128 Review
June 29, 2009 at 9:07 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Death Stalk Squad, Gignerbread, Hibari, Iris, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Millefiore, mini-mosca, mosca, reborn!, spanner, tsuna, Vongola, Vongola Rings
Summary:
When the past Hibari comes back, Genkishi is shocked by the fact that the Vongola somehow managed to bring the Vongola rings back, although Genkishi seems to be able to easily defeat the ten years past Hibari. Irie is also shocked by this, and it makes him more determined to catch all of the Vongola rings that are present in the base. Tsuna continues to battle Iris’s death stalk squad, and when Spanner is about to be attacked, his mini-Mosca comes out to save him, making Spanner seem really sad. In the midst of the battle, Tsuna was able to invent a new move to used it against his opponent, although the opponent later recovered from it. At the end of the episode Gingerbread appears and now it seems harder for Tsuna to win.
Review:
This episode was quite good, Tsuna’s ability greatly exceed my expectations, I never thought that he was such a strong person. I really like how Tsuna is able to think of new moves right on the spot, and can improvise moves while fighting his opponent. The part where mini-Mosca was shooting cooking objects was quite funny, as the mini-Mosca wasn’t equipped with combat abilities. Well, with not much left for me to say, I’m going to watch the next episode.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 127 Review
June 28, 2009 at 9:09 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, reborn!, tsuna, mosca, Vongola, king mosca, spanner, Irie, Gokudera, Millefiore, Hibari, Gamma, Chrome, Genkishi, Iris
Summary:
With a new opening and ending this episode seems to bring up a “fresh” look. Anyways, Hibari uses up the last of his rings to fight with Genkishi in an enclosed space of his own. Without the use of box weapons, and having oxygen slowly running out, both of them have to fight using their martial art skills. Iris’s death squad attacks Tsuna, although Tsuna is able to knock down two out of four of the death stalk squad even when Spanner said that they are stronger than King Moscas. Hibari gets his weapon cut up, and Genkishi wants to finish him off, because Hibari keeps smiling although he seems to be losing. When Genkishi gives the final blow, the Hibari from the past seems to have come to the future.
Review:
This episode was quite good, Hibari sort of made me think of Kenpachi from the Bleach series, as when he was cut from Genkishi he didn’t have any reaction at all. Although the past Hibari has come into the future, I’m wondering how would he fight on an equal foot with Genkishi since he doesn’t know about the boxes, and the fighting style of this era I’m really looking forward to how Hibari will fight with Genkishi and possibly defeat him.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 126 Review
June 27, 2009 at 3:38 pm | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, reborn!, tsuna, Vongola, spanner, Gokudera, Ryohei, Millefiore, Hibari, Yamamoto, Chrome, Genkishi, I-Pin, Lambo
Summary:
Hibari meets up with Genkishi just before Genkishi was about to finish out Gokudera. Hibari is able to keep up with Genkishi and see through all his illusions while saying that he hates illusionists the most. Iris’s death squad finds Tsuna and Spanner, and Spanner tells Tsuna how strong her squad is, after that Iris gives them a power up using her whip (*cough* disgusting…) Chrome uses her illusion powers to fend of the Millefiore trying to get inside the practice room, she takes them out with the help of Lambo, I-pin and Hibari’s subordinate. This confused Irie who was watching from the monitor. Genkishi finds out how Hibari is able to detect him, and Hibari is only left with two rings left (he uses rings as disposable items).
Review:
This episode was quite good, the Vongola don’t seem that weak. One thing that is bothering me is how can Irie stand that for so long, I mean isn’t he tired? Well, Hibari’s skill was greatly shocking, he seemed to easily fight against Genkishi without any effort. Chrome’s illusions were also quite great, but I’m guessing that I-pin and Lambo will serve a greater purpose, cause Kyoko and Haru are still both worrying about him back at the Vongola hideout. Anyways, I’m looking forward to how the new battles with occur and what would the Vongola members do to fend off the Millefiore and get back to the past.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 125 Review
June 23, 2009 at 10:17 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, reborn!, tsuna, Vongola, Gokudera, Millefiore, Hibari, Yamamoto, Gamma, Chrome, Genkishi, I-Pin, Lambo, Mist
Summary:
Gokudera and Gamma both release their final attack to each-other and blows up the whole training grounds. Irie sees that the cameras there are destroyed, and orders his squad to attack them and retrieve the rings. Meanwhile back at the Vongola base, I-pin and Lambo’s stuff are unable to be found. Chrome infiltrates the base, and takes out the squad along with one of Hibari’s subordinates, in addition I-pin and Lambo are also taken to the scene. When Tsuna asks Spanner about the circle-shaped white machine, Spanner says that is it a time machine and this makes Tsuna want to force Irie to tell them how to go back. Iris finally finds where Spanner is hiding, and without the contacts being complete Tsuna has to fight against her and her squad. When Chrome and Hibari’s subordinates gets into the room, they are amazed by the destroyed state that it is in. Genkishi is about to deliver his final blow but Hibari comes out and saves him while trying to find the white rounded machine.
Review:
This episode was great, many new intruders came into the Millefiore base, just when the Vongola seemed to be losing. More battles seems to be going to occur in the future episodes and this really excites me. Although I’m still wondering how Lambo will be able to fight against people in his baby form, in addition if he uses the ten year bazooka would the twenty-years later self come out of will it just be the ten-years self. I really am looking forward to the future episode and what will happen to the Vongola members.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 124 Review
June 22, 2009 at 8:39 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, reborn!, tsuna, Vongola, spanner, Irie, Gokudera, Millefiore, Hibari, Yamamoto, Gamma, Chrome, Ginger Bread, Genkishi, Lambo, Iris
Summary:
After noticing that Genkishi’s attack was a fake, Yamamoto stuns him using on of a modified Squalo’s moves. With that, Genkishi decides to retreat and reveals that the whole environment was his illusion, and when Yamamoto tries to use his final attack, he slams directly into the wall. Meanwhile, Chrome has seem to have infiltrated the base and is supposedly going to get the new map of the base. Irie, still is unable to find Spanner and he talks how he may have realized how Spanner has decided to ally with the Vongola. Gokudera and Gamma’s fight seem to be going to end soon and both of them deliver their last attack.
Review:
The start of this episode was quite good, Genkishi seemed to be losing although the sudden turn of event made it really interesting. In addition, having Chrome, who was injured before, join the battle against the Millefiore was also quite a surprise. Now all that is missing is Hibari and Lambo, but I’m still wondering if Lambo will actually participate in the battle or not. With more and more unexpecting things that happened in this episode, I’m guessing that the next episode will get better.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 123 Review
June 21, 2009 at 11:07 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Gamma, Genkishi, Ginger Bread, Gokudera, hitman, Irie, Iris, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Millefiore, reborn!, Shigure Shouen, spanner, tsuna, Vongola, Yamamoto
Summary:
Near the end of the last episode, Yamamoto was seen to be hit my Genkishi although that Yamamoto was just an illusion and therefore he wasn’t really hit. Yamamoto continues his fight with Genkishi, and with his Shigure Shouen style he manages to make Genkishi draw out his sword. The fight between Gokudera and Gamma is still raging on and both of them seem to have similar resolutions. Genkishi uses his illusion skills and strikes a blow on Yamamoto’s sword which gave it cracks. Meanwhile, Irie sent Iris and Ginger Bread to look for Spanner although he is nowhere to be found. Yamamoto remembers about the fights Squalo had recorded and he especially remembers how Squalo said that Genkishi was able to trick everyone around him, including the camera.Tsuna cannot wait until his contact lenses finishes the fine adjustments and keeps worrying about his fellow friends. Yamamoto later attacks Genkishi, although Genkishi said that his sword will break, and later realizes that the cracks on his sword was an illusion made by Genkishi.
Review:
This episode was quite a good one, mainly because Yamamoto is one of the characters I like more. Anyways, Genkishi seems to be quite strong as he instills fear into his opponents and then easily defeats them when they are scared. Most of Yamamoto’s moves have been used in just this episode, and I think that it showed how he improved a lot from the beginning. I’m really looking forward to the next few episodes and I would really like to see what will happen between the Vongola and the Millefiore.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 122 Review
June 18, 2009 at 9:48 am | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: Gamma, Genkishi, Ginger Bread, Gokudera, Hibari, I-Pin, Irie, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Lambo, Millefiore, reborn!, spanner, Squalo, Uri, Varia, Vongola, Yamamoto
Summary:
The Millefiore assault squad that attacked Hibari at the Vongola base seemed to have return all heavily wounded. Yamamoto meets up with Genkishi where he senses a murderous aura. Genkishi also tells him how he intentionally lost to Squalo in order to form Millefiore. Back at the Vongola base, I-Pin and Lambo are missing and Haru and Kyoko decide to look for him using a map of the hideout. Irie seems to have noticed Spanner’s false report, and Ginger Bread told Irie about the possibility of Spanner being a traitor. Tsuna finally gets his contacts on although the image is quite blurry, and Spanner needs time to make adjustments. Genkishi decides to fight Yamamoto only with his hands, which excites Yamamoto but Yamamoto is the first one to get a direct hit.
Review:
This episode’s plot escalated yet again and stronger enemies have been encountered by the Vongola. During this time, another mystery has appeared, with the disappearance of Lambo and I-pin in front of Hibari’s base. With the slight air time of Squalo and another of the Varia squad, I’m wondering if they will play a more bigger role in the future episodes. Things have been going quite well for the Vongola, but this episode balances out the good luck, and right now it seems that the Mlilefiore has the upper hand.
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Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn Episode 121 Review
June 17, 2009 at 12:52 pm | In Anime, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! | Leave a CommentTags: hitman, Irie, Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, Millefiore, Nosaru, reborn!, spanner, tsuna, Vongola, X-Burner, Yamamoto
Summary:
While still being in the virtual space Tsuna decides to fight with the box-shaped robot of Irie’s. Even after draining the place, Irie’s men are unable to track down where Tsuna is. Meanwhile, Yamamoto meets up with Nosaru and fights with him. Nosaru is shocked when Yamamoto is almost at a complete different level than before. Irie tries to find Tsuna by moving the base yet again, and this makes Nosaru separate from Yamamoto. Spanner starts remembering about the past when Irie asked him what the is shape of the most strongest robot. Spanner than talks about how the robot Tsuna is fighting can transform into different types depending on the situation.With the re-programed virtual space, Tsuna is brought back to the real world just right after he uses his X-Burner with full power.
Review:
Well, this episode was quite ok. Nothing much interesting other than the fact that Spanner used to be high-school students with Irie. Unluckily, the part where Tsuna uses his X-Burner at max power at the box-shaped robot wasn’t aired, this makes me wonder if he actually defeated it or not. Although, is seems quite likely that Tsuna did. With the plot getting better and better I’m hoping that this series will bring more surprises.
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