In 2020, the second reading edit: I haven't liked Light from the beginning... but L...... my wild baby ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ I will continue to the fifth volume immediately because, as I said five years ago, the end was very bad... The absurdity of five years having passed since I said "I will buy the other volumes immediately!!" Well, kdfjdk, my definition of "immediately" should be a bit interesting...

Light is really very smart, but unfortunately, this doesn't make me like him. I think he is very malicious. When L said something like "you are like my first friend" to Light, I really melted, like I would eat you up.

The end was really very bad, and I WANT the other volumes. I think I will buy the other volumes without caring about saving money for the fair or something like that >_<

Still, this installment of the Death Note series is a good one. However, I can't claim that I was as captivated by this volume as I was with the previous three. The plot continues to surprise at every turn and remains as action-packed as always. But the addition of the character Misa was a disappointment for me. I had hoped for some strong girl power, but instead, I got a submissive girl who falls in love at first sight and is presented in an entirely sexual way. She also reveals previously unseen flaws in Light's character, causing my alignment with his cause to wane a little. He is dismissive, unconcerned about her feelings, and quickly writes her off as an 'idiot'. I have been completely behind his immoral cause because his underlying ideals were just. But now it seems that he is willing to sacrifice and use innocents and get rid of any minor inconvenience in any way necessary, even if they share the same ethics and principles.

The only other female characters in this series have been fleeting, and I feel that this is an injustice to females everywhere as the only real representative of our gender. The plot, as I mentioned, was as thrilling as ever, but I just couldn't overlook this unfair female representation. I'm still excited to continue with the series, but I can only hope that it doesn't contain more of the same misogynistic ideologies!

Pff, I say goodbye to this. This manga never ceases to amaze me. Goddamn part, especially there is that most wonderful and charming character under the sun! :D

This manga has truly taken me on a wild ride. With each new installment, it presents unexpected twists and turns that keep me on the edge of my seat. The characters are so vividly drawn and developed that they feel like real people.

And that particular character I mentioned, they are just outstanding. Their personality, their actions, everything about them is just captivating. I can't help but fall in love with them more and more with each passing chapter.

I'm really looking forward to seeing what the future holds for this manga and how the story will continue to unfold. It's definitely one that I'll be following closely.

Oh, Misa.

I truly feel a deep sense of pity for her. It's not difficult to understand how she ended up in this predicament. Idolizing the person who took revenge for the brutal murders of her parents, she was drawn into a web of complex emotions and actions.

But still, one can't help but wonder if there was another way. Maybe if she had sought justice through legal means or found a healthier outlet for her grief and longing for vengeance.

Oh, Misa. Her story is a tragic one, filled with love, loss, and the consequences of extreme actions. It makes one reflect on the power of obsession and the lengths people will go to in the name of justice or revenge.

I vividly remember that in the past, I simply found Misa annoying. However, this time around, she is irritating as hell. It's truly remarkable how her character has managed to reach this new level of annoyance. But you know what? Despite all that, I still kind of loved it. There's something about her exaggerated and over-the-top behavior that makes it strangely entertaining. On the other hand, we have L. L is without a doubt the greatest. His intelligence, his deductive skills, and his overall presence make him a truly captivating character. Every moment he is on screen, you can't help but be drawn to him. He is the perfect foil to Misa's chaos, and their interactions add an extra layer of depth and excitement to the story.

Light really is a manipulative bastard, isn't he?

I had completely forgotten about the plot twist that apparently comes into play in this volume. But when it did, man, was it satisfying. It was like a sudden burst of excitement that made the story even more engaging.

Though I do wish Misa got more character development than just being extremely obsessed with Light/Kira. She could have had so much more depth and potential. Maybe she could have had her own motives and goals that weren't just centered around Light. It would have made her a more interesting and complex character.

The ending left me a bit stunned... Light has devised a plan and truly I don't know if I fully approve of what he is about to do. We'll have to wait and see because surely I will continue my reading.

The manga, purchased in Italian, has 208 pages and is published by Planet Manga/Panini Comics at a price of 4.90 euros.

(I highly recommend that those who haven't read the previous volumes not read this review due to possible and probable spoilers.)

Misa is the second Kira, that's now certain. Light, for his part, will try to get closer to her to avoid further problems with Elle but it will be Misa herself who gets closer to him thanks to the power of her eyes. But will this new bond be helpful or will it ruin all of young Light's plans?

By now my thoughts on the two protagonists have remained unchanged and to avoid being repetitive I won't write anything about them. I would like to focus on a truly intriguing character, namely Misa; such a particular girl with a rather turbulent story. I can say that I'm starting to get attached to her. Rem, Misa's shinigami, is not at all like Ryuk... he immediately shows the affection he has for the young girl and in my opinion this situation won't end well. In conclusion, I can say that the story is becoming more captivating but I hope they don't stretch it out too much.

Misa on the cover is wonderful.

My rating is as follows: 4.25 stars out of 5.

Well, I think I've found myself a new addiction. Great. Right on time. *looks at mountains of past papers in the distance*

It seems that I have stumbled upon something that has captured my attention and interest. This new addiction has come at a rather inconvenient time, considering the mountains of past papers that are sitting there, waiting to be dealt with.

But despite the chaos and the workload, I can't help but be drawn to this newfound source of entertainment or excitement. It's like a shiny object that catches my eye and refuses to let go.

I wonder what it is about this addiction that has such a hold on me. Maybe it's the thrill of the unknown, the challenge it presents, or simply the escape it offers from the stress and pressure of my studies.

Whatever the reason, I know that I need to find a way to balance this new addiction with my responsibilities. I can't let it consume me and prevent me from achieving my goals.

So, I'll have to find a way to manage my time effectively and make sure that I'm still able to focus on my studies while also indulging in this newfound pleasure. It won't be easy, but I'm determined to make it work.

In the captivating "Death Note" series, the introduction of more and more characters, like Misa Amane, takes the story in exciting new directions. When another shinigami comes to Earth and delivers another Death Note, Misa makes her entrance. I'll refrain from revealing what occurs when she first shows up, but her appearance undeniably marks a crucial turning point in the intense mental battle between Light and L.

There is a significant turning point in the "Death Note" series after which the story and tone change dramatically. Some people assert that this is the moment when the plot starts to come apart. However, in my opinion, I wouldn't say it completely falls apart, but it has clearly lost some of its sharpness and edge after this point.

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I have never been more anxious while reading anything else.

Every word seems to jump off the page, making my heart race and my mind fill with a flurry of thoughts.

The anticipation builds with each sentence, as if I am on the edge of a cliff, not knowing what will come next.

The story unfolds in a way that keeps me completely engaged, unable to tear my eyes away.

My hands grip the book tightly, as if afraid to let go and lose the connection to this intense experience.

It's a feeling I have never quite had before, and it makes me realize the power that a good piece of writing can have.

It can transport us to another world, make us feel emotions we never thought possible, and leave us with a sense of awe and wonder.

And in this moment, as I am reading, I am completely immersed in that world, experiencing every moment with a level of anxiety and excitement that I will never forget.

Guys? Am I the only one who's still waiting for their own Death Note?

The events that are happening here - I simply have no words. Page after page, there is a reversal and overlap between Light and L, and Misa, as silly and naive as she may seem on the surface, is very much intertwined in their lives. This deadly chess game that the main characters are playing is not so much dangerous to their lives as it is to their souls, because there comes a moment when the crossing of certain boundaries makes the "good" not quite so upright. Moreover, I suspect that at the end of this volume, Light has set up some kind of incredibly brilliant trap and if I'm right, then an extremely intriguing plot twist of the drama is set. To be continued, which means "дет се вика" in Bulgarian.

This story keeps me on the edge of my seat, constantly wondering what will happen next. The complex relationship between Light and L is like a never-ending dance, with each one trying to outwit the other. And Misa, with her unpredictable behavior, adds another layer of mystery to the mix. I can't wait to see how this all unfolds and what kind of surprises await me in the next volume.

The writing in this article is engaging and the use of vivid language really brings the story to life. It makes me feel as if I am right there, witnessing all the action and drama. I highly recommend this article to anyone who loves a good mystery or thriller.