The full 203-episode run of the TV anime Katekyo Hitman REBORN! (家庭教師ヒットマンREBORN!) is available for unlimited streaming in Japan on DMM TV, U-NEXT, Hulu, and ABEMA. Of these, DMM TV stands out as the most affordable option at just ¥550 per month (tax included), with a 14-day free trial for new subscribers.
Streaming Availability at a Glance (as of October 2026)
- DMM TV — Unlimited streaming, ¥550/month, 14-day free trial, 550 pt bonus on sign-up
- U-NEXT — Unlimited streaming, ¥2,189/month, 31-day free trial, 500-yen point bonus on sign-up (1,200 pt/month ongoing)
- Hulu — Unlimited streaming, ¥1,320/month, no free trial
- ABEMA (ABEMA Premium) — Unlimited streaming, from ¥680/month, no free trial
- FOD — Rental only, from ¥976, no free trial
- Netflix, Disney+, Lemino — Not available
For viewers wanting to watch all 203 episodes back-to-back, an unlimited subscription is far more cost-effective than renting individual episodes.
Why DMM TV?
At ¥550 per month, DMM TV is the cheapest unlimited option and covers the entire series from the everyday comedy of the Daily Life Arc through to the Future Final Battle Arc. New members get a 14-day free trial and a 550-point bonus. The platform also carries a wide library of both new and classic anime titles.
U-NEXT, while pricier, bundles films, dramas, magazines, and digital manga in a single app — making it a good fit for fans who also want to read the original REBORN! manga. Hulu suits viewers who want Japanese and international dramas alongside anime, though it has no free trial period.
About Katekyo Hitman REBORN!
Katekyo Hitman REBORN! is based on the manga by Akira Amano, serialised in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump. The TV anime, produced by Artland and broadcast on TV Tokyo, ran from 7 October 2006 to 25 September 2010 for a total of 203 episodes.
Synopsis
Tsunayoshi Sawada — nicknamed “Dame-Tsuna” for his hopeless grades and athletic ability — has his life turned upside down when a baby named Reborn arrives claiming to be his home tutor. In reality, Reborn is an elite hitman dispatched by the Italian mafia organisation the Vongola Family to groom Tsuna as its tenth-generation boss. What begins as slapstick comedy gradually escalates into full-scale mafia battles, with Tsuna’s growing circle of guardians facing increasingly powerful enemies across arcs spanning the Kokuyo, Varia, Future, Arcobaleno, Choice, Primo Family, and Future Final Battle storylines.
Highlights
- Tsuna’s growth arc — Watching a self-described loser find the courage to protect his friends and embrace his role as boss is the emotional core of the series.
- Memorable ensemble cast — Hayato Gokudera, Takeshi Yamamoto, Kyoya Hibari, and the other guardians each bring distinct personalities and storylines.
- Tonal shift from comedy to action — The series gradually expands its scope, rewarding long-term viewers with increasingly high-stakes battles.
- 20th anniversary — October 2026 marks two decades since the anime’s premiere. The commemorative event “Vongola Festa 2026” will be held at Shibuya Cast (Space/Garden) in Tokyo on Saturday 17 October (10:00–19:00) and Sunday 18 October (10:00–17:00). General admission is free; indoor areas require advance lottery entry.
Main Cast
- Reborn — Neeko
- Tsunayoshi Sawada — Yukari Kokubun
- Hayato Gokudera — Hidekazu Ichinose
- Takeshi Yamamoto — Yu Inoue
- Kyoya Hibari — Takashi Kondo
- Kyoko Sasagawa — Yuna Inamura
- Haru Miura — Hitomi Yoshida
Production Credits
- Original manga: Akira Amano (Weekly Shonen Jump, Shueisha)
- Director: Kenichi Imaizumi
- Series composition / Scripts: Nobuaki Kishima
- Character design: Masaatsu Tanaka
- Sound director: Kazuzo Hamano
- Supervisor: Noboru Ishiguro
- Animation studio: Artland
- Broadcast: TV Tokyo, 7 October 2006 – 25 September 2010, 203 episodes
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