After the police arrived, Kujo and her surviving associates were arrested. Presumably, Kujo was sentenced to imprisonment or at most, sentenced to death for her crimes. Special thanks to my Patrons on Patreon for giving me extra support towards my passion for reading and reviewing! The Shinigami King ( 死神大王, Shinigami Daiō), also known as the King of Death, is the ruler of the Shinigami. An unseen character in the main series, the Shinigami King governs the Shinigami and controls distribution of the Death Notes. It is not made clear if he creates them or just has a certain supply, as he is unwilling to replace lost ones. He appears to at least write the rules for the Death Notes, but whether or not he enforces them himself is unclear. The Shinigami King is regarded as a sort of father figure by lesser Shinigami, and is said to be almost immortal. Physically, the King is a large mass suspended in the air with chains. He has a skull for a head, which is surrounded by a larger, skull-like formation. He has four tentacle-like arms, each with only three fingers on the hands, which hang from his body. [21] I felt this series was just too long. The 2/3 of the book lost me a little as I did struggle to concentrate, just too many twists and turns that, in my opinion, were not needed. Finally Unlimited power in the hands of limited people always leads to cruelty of Solzhenitsyn definitely applies.

Following Light we give L ways to little credit cause what he does in response to all the curveballs is flawless, and he is determined: To defeat evil, there must be sacrifices, that’s what you’ve done, right? Light is brilliant, and one needs to admire how he manages to get himself out of troubles, like in chapter 14. What a brilliant resolution but also what a collateral damage. My rating is obviously for the whole series combined. The start and the ending were even better! It dragged on in some parts around the middle, for this I remove one star. Later on, together with the infected passengers, Maki was brought to hospital. It was the last time Maki would see L again before his death. Before the end of the movie, a fully-cured Maki awaken to find her teddy bear, with a new recording from L telling Maki to have a good day tomorrow. After hearing it, Maki looked up sideways at nowhere, saying L's name, presumably wondering where he is currently. Personally, I think this would have been all the more interesting If we had had a female as one of the main characters. Or, if we would have had one of the female characters doublecross Light. That would also have been interesting. Because women are just as capable of being intelligent, if not more so...I loved how it explored what is righteous or not. The characters were great and some very unique. Ryuk was one of my favorites and I loved the art work of them all. Mays, Jonathan (May 9, 2006). "Death Note, XXXHOLiC Novels in the Works". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on November 13, 2006 . Retrieved December 7, 2006.

Yamamoto ( 山本, Yamamoto) is the newest member of the NPA who only appears in the final chapter. [33] He works as Matsuda's junior, and was seen troubled by Matsuda bothering him with going to a bar. In the special one-shot chapter set three years later, he can be seen in the same room with the rest of the team, albeit not belonging to them, as noted by Matsuda. [34] Criminals and initial victims [ edit ] Kurou Otoharada [ edit ] Death Note is a horror/suspense anime based off of the manga written by Tsugumi Ohba, beginning in 2006 and concluding in 2007. The only downside to this book for me was about two thirds of the way through the story. SPOILERS: L dies and the story seems to die with it. And I get that it would be like that, but it seemed dragged out. I think if I was reading these books separately, I would have struggled to push through that particular book and carry on with the series. Tāpēc, lai gada mērķi neizpildītu, bet padomam paklausītu, es paņēmu 2400 lapas garu mangas kolekciju. Ohba, Tsugumi; Obata, Takeshi (2008). Death Note 13: How to Read. Viz Media. p. 13. ISBN 978-1-4215-1888-6.

After witnessing her father's death at the hands of Kujo, who was in fact, the leader of the bioterrorist group who created the virus that destroyed a Thai village, Maki fled the laboratory with the virus sample and antidote formula her father inexplicitly entrusted to her to pass to Watari, and eventually she reached L's headquarters and sought refuge from him. Soon after, Kujo and her associates reached L's headquarters, having traced Maki's whereabouts and there, Maki faces them alone in a corridor. Filled with hatred towards Kujo for causing her father's death, Maki injected herself with the virus and was about to kill Kujo (and herself was going to get shot too) when L rescued her, taking her and Near out of the headquarters and managed to flee from the terrorists with the help of FBI agent Hideaki Sugura. Somehow, Maki did not show any symptoms even after she had injected herself with the virus; this led to the terrorists to speculate that Maki may have the antidote injected inside her (later on, when L met Dr Nikaido's lab partner Koichi Matsudo, Matsudo tested Maki and reasoned that Maki's apparent immunity to the virus was due to her low blood sugar, and this made the virus to not have sufficient energy from infecting her). Kiyomi Takada – Burned to death by setting fire to everything around her, as written by Light on a piece of his Death Note. (Note: Mikami also wrote this in the Death Note, but it's implied Light was the first to write it.) What can I say about Death Note, the story of Light Yagami and his quest to change the world "for the better" through the use of the Death Note, a powerful, mystical object that allows him to kill anyone by writing down their name? I can start by saying that it absolutely floored me like no other story has done in a long while. This is the entire collection in one massive book. The comic book is not standard size, but that's about the only complaint I have. A brilliant premise that kept me thoroughly engaged till chapter 59. The later parts are much the same as the first arc, just more over the top and slower and made the average for the whole series lower than I initially had expected based on the excellent 10+ first chapters.

The art is something else to behold, and this all-in-one edition also compiles the covers of the original published volumes. I often find myself flipping through the book and staring (perhaps even drooling) at the gorgeous artwork.Plus šim klucim nāk klāt bonusa nodaļa, tāds kā epilogs (bet ne gluži), kas liek ilgoties pēc kaut kāda veida turpinājuma. Bet zinot, kā izvēršas labu lietu turpinājumi, es zinu, ka nevajag. For those drawn in by the hypnotic spirals of Uzumaki, this is your moment. Start coloring every single one of the spirals yourself! Unknown Person - Implied to have jumped to their death after Misa wrote their name in her death note off-screen because of Light's plan, body shown. All 12 volumes of Death Note in one massive book, also containing a chapter never published in English! primarily this manga is an exploration of a very basic idea - if one had the power to change the world, how far would they go do it. its an idea that's toyed a lot in fantasy, science fiction and in many philosophical discussions; that ethics are contextually malleable? multiple perspectives are represented by a fascinating cast of characters and to keep things interesting, increasingly complex ethical dilemmas are presented during the course of plot.

There’s nothing wrong with exterminating pests, so why is it wrong to kill people who are pests to this world? Unknown Man - Hit by a car off-screen after Misa wrote his name in her death note because of Light's plan, body shown. Steve Mason ( スティーブ・メイスン, Sutību Meisun) is the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He assists L in investigating the Japanese police and withdraws FBI involvement after the FBI agents in Japan die. At a later point, he helps Near create the SPK. Mason dies due to the Death Note. I'm not going to be able to post the notes I took here because there's just too much stuff I wrote. So what I'm going to do is I marked the halfway point in my notes. So I'll make a Part 1 and 2 tumblr post and link them in a week or two. An unemployed 42-year-old man, Kurou Otoharada ( 音原田 九郎, Otoharada Kurō) is the first criminal that Light kills. Otoharada's name is announced on television as he holds eight hostages in a nursery school. As this incident was reported only on local television, it helped L narrow down Kira's whereabouts.Hirokazu Ukita ( 宇生田 広数, Ukita Hirokazu) is a member of the Kira investigation team that is led by L. He is characterized as a brave young man who is also a chronic smoker. [11] When Misa has Sakura TV ( さくらTV) broadcast a message from her as Kira, Ukita rushes to the station to stop the broadcast without any prompting by the rest of the team. Since Misa has the Shinigami Eyes, she kills Ukita as soon as he approaches the door. A gigantic tome and Light is one of the few characters called smart in a book that actually wow me. Instead of reviewing all the individual separately, I figured it was easier to write one big review on all the volumes of the series. Mello ( メロ, Mero), real name is Mihael Keehl, grows up in competition with Near to succeed L. After L's death, however, he concedes the position to Near and leaves to hunt Kira through criminal means, eventually joining the American Mafia. His obsession with surpassing Near serves as the primary motivation for many of his actions. He has blond hair, dresses extravagantly, and is rarely seen without a bar of chocolate. [2] [3] Teru Mikami [ edit ] Voiced by: Masaya Matsukaze(Japanese); Kirby Morrow (English) Death Note: Light Up the New World [ edit ] Tsukuru Mishima [ edit ] Portrayed by: Masahiro Higashide [38]