Fans say that the series should have ended with L’s death, but quality went out the door the moment Light gave up the Death Note for the first time. That said, the anime does mask quality discrepancies rather well. While the story undeniably gets worse, Death Note is masterfully directed and presented. It manages to implement a layer of style
Death Note: Rewrite is a recut version of the Death Note anime series, comprising two movies. The first film, titled Death Note: Rewrite Genshi Suru Kami or Death Note: Relight Visions of a God, condenses the events of the series' first half. The second film, titled Death Note: Rewrite 2 L o Tsugu Mono or Death Note: Relight 2 L's Successors
Massive spoilers for the Death Note anime, specifically "Silence". Light put Rem in a position where she was forced to kill L and Watari, and in doing so would end her life as she intentionally prolonged Misa's. That said, there wouldn't have been anything stopping her from speaking to Light and telling him L and Watari's true names, since she
Bleach: Memories of Nobody. Bleach: Memories of Nobody is the first animated film adaptation of the anime and manga series Bleach. Directed by Noriyuki Abe and written by Masashi Sogo, the film was first released in Japanese theaters on December 16, 2006. The DVD was released in Japan on September 5, 2007.
The Death Note manga pulls no punches and tears Light Yagami apart as a would-be supervillain mastermind. He doesn't just fail to kill Near and the detectives, and he isn't just outed as Kira
Even if it did, he still didn't have his last name so L couldn't be touched by the Death Note. Yes, you need a person's full name and face, both of these help avoid people with the same name getting affected. this is why light is not an idiot- L is not Lawliet's real name, that's a "nickname", you need their birth name to kill.

The anime adaptation of the manga by writer Tsugumi Ohba and artist Takeshi Obata boldly stood out during its shared era with its Shonen Jump peers in " Naruto ," "Bleach," and "One Piece." Sure,

if u like death note, u wont regret it. story-wise its better than the anime, but the anime has bonuses of voices and OST and animation. but the manga expands more on peoples thought process, and writes characters better in the second half. you dont have to read it, but i think its worth it and i recommend

The thing you have to realize though is that it wasnt Light's fault that he lost, it was Mikami's. Light told him not to use the real Death Note but he still went to the bank to write Kyomi Takada's name in the book. When he did this he got tailed and that's what got them caught in the end.

WHY DID IT HAVE TO END LIKE THAT OH MY GOD. It was such a good show and I got so into it so the ending just hurts a lot. Ugh and the way they showed misa amane at the end actually made ne want to scream and cry bc it hurt so much.

The manga is better written and paced but the anime has better presentation due to its amazing score and fun art style. The manga is absolutely the best by a wide margin, BUT the anime is really, REALLY good too. I still need to actually finish both lmao.
The actual rule is Rule 31: “The number of pages of the Death Note will never run out.” Because it’s like magic and stuff. Shown in the full list of manga rules from the book ‘Death Note 13: How To Read’, and maybe somewhere in the anime in a transition slide. The manga ending where Light out of sheer desperation begged Ryuk to write everyone's names down in the Death Note. Ryuk then proceeds to write down Light's name and Light realizes this and starts Nier, on the other hand, being the true successor of L, outsmarts Light and manages to catch him within a mess of lies. After acquiring one of the three real death notes, Nier slips fake pages Gnkon2.
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