katekyo hitman reborn! ds flame rumble x – mirai cho bakuhatsu game

Katekyo Hitman Reborn! DS Flame Rumble X – Mirai Cho Bakuhatsu

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Game Information

Katekyo Hitman Reborn DS: Flame Rumble X is a 2009 Nintendo DS fighting game developed and published by Takara Tomy. The roster covers approximately 50 fighters from the Reborn anime and manga, each with distinct command inputs and Box Weapon special abilities. Box Weapons — around 30 in total — alter how characters fight at mid-range, adding a strategic layer to what would otherwise be a straightforward anime fighter.

The touch-screen input window for Box Weapon activations is under 3 frames, making it one of the tightest timing mechanics in the DS library. A community-discovered shortcut involving the Giannini character allows Box Weapons to activate through a simplified input chain rather than the full touch-screen sequence, lowering the barrier for consistent use in competitive matches.

Game Controls
Click screen to activate.
= Directions
ZX= A / B
AS= L / R
enter ↵= Start
← backspace= Select

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