Katekyo Hitman REBORN! is back, baby! And it’s throwing a bash so chaotic that even your Uncle Bob—who still thinks “frozen pizza” is gourmet—would crash with a suspiciously lumpy fruitcake! 🎉 They’ve just dropped the creditless version of their eleventh ending theme, “Smile for…” by the dazzling Ueto Aya! 🎤 Why, you ask? Because they’re celebrating two decades of glorious pandemonium! This earworm graced our beloved anime from Episodes 127 to 139, just like that glitter you desperately tried to vacuum up from your last DIY disaster—it sticks to everything!
But wait, put down that slice of cold pizza, folks, because leaping in right after that delightful news, our favorite anime also unleashed the sixth opening, featuring the undeniably catchy “Sakura Rock” by the legendary CHERRYBLOSSOM! 🌸 This is part of the extravagant “REBORN! MUSIC MONTH,” a month-long rager that’ll have you belting out show tunes in the shower like you’re J.Lo, auditioning for the next blockbuster while simultaneously scaring your neighbors! 🎤✨ Get ready for a daily barrage of creditless theme sequences on their official YouTube channel! And hey, bring that popcorn; you’ll want to brace yourself for unexpected musical numbers!
These scrumptious creditless sequences were previously locked away like your childhood diary—hidden under years of neglect and piles of dust bunnies! But fear not, fellow internet warriors; they’ve broken free for your viewing pleasure! Dive right in and prepare for some eye-candy magic below. (Warning: You may require a fellow anime addict to ensure you don’t break into soul-crushing dance moves at the most inconvenient moment.)
The nostalgia carnival kicked off on September 1 with an outrageous playlist of 25 songs! Yes, I said 25, including openings, endings, and an avalanche of tuneage from the anime that once made us shout like we were at a rock concert (or, you know, just in public)! Prepare your thumbs to smash that repeat button harder than you’d snatch the last slice of pizza at a party!
Created by the mad genius Akira Amano, this rollercoaster of a manga strutted its stuff in Weekly Shonen Jump from May 2004 until it ghosted us in November 2012, wrapping up with a whopping 42 volumes because who doesn’t love madness? 📚💨 The anime adaptation cruised like a caffeine-fueled pizza delivery guy, dishing out all 203 episodes from October 2006 to September 2010. And let’s not forget Studio Artland, the wizards who brought this chaos to life. You can catch the whole glorious mess over on Crunchyroll, where they hilariously describe the saga:
Tsuna, a junior high student with more awkwardness than a toddler at a wedding, is failing harder than that one dude who thought he could juggle flaming torches. But wait—just when he thought life couldn’t get any messier, a baby named Reborn drops in, claiming to be an Italian hitman from the Vongola family! Because why not? This pint-sized hitman is gearing Tsuna up for a future as a mafia boss, because clearly, that’s what every kid dreams of! 🚀
Source: Katekyo Hitman Reborn Official X
©AKIRA AMANO/SHUEISHA, TV TOKYO, REBORN! PRODUCTION COMMITTEE
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