The Arcobaleno were transformed from adults into their infant and current forms in an event known as “The Fated Day” in a contracted job or a Representative Battle, for the purpose of harnessing the power of the Tri-ni-set, which supports all life on the planet Earth. Their Pacifiers will glow when a member is near another Arcobaleno. Rainbow) is a group made up of World’s Strongest “I Prescelti Sette” of an era, which translates to the “Selective Seven”, who each possess a pacifier that represent the different colors of the rainbow, with each color corresponding with their respective Dying Will Flames. At any rate, the Tsuna/Reborn match-up will be less disappointing than the previous mini-teams.The Arcobaleno (lit. It will probably get a lot of attention given to it as well, since it involves the two main characters. Reborn will probably be releasing his curse fairly soon, and I’m sure a lot of people are dying to see the teacher-student pair in action. To be honest I found the Vindice’s designs to be a little lacking, so I’d say Bermuda is a step in the right direction. The dreadful feeling in this instance is much harder to shake off, which is why Bermuda’s design inspires a more dreary and uneasy feeling than the appearance of the Vindice. Bermuda on the other hand, is more like the monsters people concoct in nightmares, where reality and simple perception become blurred together. To compare, the rest of the Vindice are what one would see in horror houses – zombies that seem frightening at first glance, but reality reminds them they can’t be real. While Bermuda’s character design isn’t necessarily bad, it lacks the intimidating factor I thought he would’ve possessed, but instead there’s an air of childish creepiness. Although I didn’t have any preconceptions of what he would look like with his curse released, what this chapter revealed was definitely rather surprising. Unlike most of the other Arcobaleno’s – or maybe just Fong, Colonello, and Reborn – Bermuda doesn’t have that characteristic bishounen design, and in fact, looks more like a science experiment gone wrong. I guess it doesn’t matter much what Jager does now though, since here’s something else standing in Tsuna’s way now: Bermuda.
While he certainly does remain a frightening force, the revelation does take most of Jager’s seemingly invincible aura away.
Props to the sharp commenters who guessed Bermuda’s involvement in the fight, and how that would potentially be considered illegal.
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