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A review by unnysoni
Reborn! Vol. 01: Reborn Arrives! by Akira Amano
5.0
Okay, this is more of a warning and less of a review.
The first volume of this book, and the next seven, are BEYOND SLOW MOVING AND PLOTLESS.
However, once you get to the ninth volume, bang!, you get a bucketful of plot thrown at you, and it's impossible not to love it. The story gets so good, that it makes up for the horrible start and deserves little less than 5 stars.
Basically, your general plot is that the main character, Tsuna, is told he is to become the tenth generation mafia boss for the Vongola family. However, Tsuna is an utter loser who sucks at sports and academics equally. And so hilarity ensues. It makes for a good gag manga in the start, but turns out to be much better.
So give it some time. Amano certainly does this series justice throughout the various arcs.
The first volume of this book, and the next seven, are BEYOND SLOW MOVING AND PLOTLESS.
However, once you get to the ninth volume, bang!, you get a bucketful of plot thrown at you, and it's impossible not to love it. The story gets so good, that it makes up for the horrible start and deserves little less than 5 stars.
Basically, your general plot is that the main character, Tsuna, is told he is to become the tenth generation mafia boss for the Vongola family. However, Tsuna is an utter loser who sucks at sports and academics equally. And so hilarity ensues. It makes for a good gag manga in the start, but turns out to be much better.
So give it some time. Amano certainly does this series justice throughout the various arcs.