Death Note's Anime and Manga Did not End in the Same Way Fans are still debating which of the two endings is superior . Death Note follows a high school student named Light Yagami who discovers a ...

Interestingly, Death Note's anime ending completely differs from the manga ending. In the anime, Near and the Task Force backed Light into a corner after convincing him and Mikami, one of Kira's ...

The Death Note anime series has some amazing characters that make the series exciting to watch. The series's main character is Light Yagami, and some other characters are Ryuk, L Lawliet, and Misa ...

Light Yagami is one of the most interesting protagonists in an anime/manga franchise. Receiving the nearly all powerful Death Note, Light attempts to create the world in his own image by using the ...

The Death Note anime was first released in 2007, and turned out to be a canary in the coal mine for the upcoming Dark Knight-ification of pop culture.Especially in its earlier episodes, studio ...

In the anime, Light tried the limits of the Death Note by writing the names of one imprisoned criminal in Japan with the cause of death being a jump off the Eiffel Tower. It didn’t work.

Light Yagami's life was heavily influenced by the Death Note. The journey from being a genius high school student to the maniacal criminal known as "Kira" was all dictated by the diabolical book.

There’d never been a manga (and later anime) quite like Death Note. A psychological thriller mixed with the supernatural, the series followed high schooler Light Yagami, who’s given a notebook ...

In the anime she’s simply awful - a simpering, spineless schoolgirl who’s utterly obsessed with Light, and would do anything to please him. A teenage virgin’s fantasy, really.

Anchored by the standout performance by Mamoru Miyano, who brought Death Note’s main character Light Yagami to life, the anime series is still one fans recommend first as great ones to watch.But ...