193 pages, Paperback
First published September 3,2004
Light Yagami is one of the top high school students in Japan. When he discovers the Death Note of a shinigami (a Japanese god of death), he decides to use it to kill all violent criminals in the world. He leads a double life; to his family, he is a normal...
Ryuk is a shigami, a god of death, and the original owner of Light Yagamis death note. He loves apples.more...
Misa Amane (弥 海砂, Amane Misa) was an up-and-coming model who supported Kira, and later became the second Kira. After gaining a Death Note, she seeks out Kira in order to thank him for killing the man who murdered her family, and to offer him her help. Hav...
L Lawliet (エル・ローライト, Eru Rōraito), known universally by the letter L (エル, Eru), is a fictional character and the main deuteragonist in the manga, anime and film series Death Note. He is also the main protagonist in the film L: Change the WorLd. In the sto...
The situation just keeps on getting better. It's like a beautiful journey that unfolds with each passing day. There are more opportunities emerging, more possibilities waiting to be explored. The progress is palpable, and it brings a sense of excitement and anticipation. Every little improvement adds to the overall picture of growth and success. It's as if a magical force is at work, continuously enhancing and transforming everything for the better. We can feel the positive energy surrounding us, and it gives us the motivation to keep going. The future looks bright, and we are eager to embrace all the wonderful things that are yet to come.
Death Note is a highly popular and engaging manga series. Each volume offers a unique and thrilling story. For example, in Volume 1: Boredom, the story begins with a young man named Light Yagami finding a mysterious notebook that has the power to kill anyone whose name is written in it. This sets off a chain of events that leads to Light using the notebook to rid the world of criminals, believing himself to be a kind of god. However, his actions attract the attention of a brilliant detective named L, who begins to hunt him down.
The subsequent volumes continue to explore the cat-and-mouse game between Light and L, as well as the moral and ethical implications of Light's actions. There are moments of intense drama, suspense, and even some unexpected twists and turns. The series also features a diverse cast of characters, each with their own motives and personalities.
#1) Death Note, Vol. 1: Boredom ★★★★☆
#2) Death Note, Vol. 2: Confluence ★★★☆☆
#4) Death Note, Vol. 4: Love ★★★☆☆
#5) Death Note, Vol. 5: Whiteout ★★☆☆☆
#6) Death Note, Vol. 6: Give-and-Take ★★★★☆
#7) Death Note, Vol. 7: Zero ★★★★☆
#8) Death Note, Vol. 8: Target ★★★☆☆
#9) Death Note, Vol. 9: Contact ★★★★☆
#10) Death Note, Vol. 10: Deletion ★★★★☆
#11) Death Note, Vol. 11: Kindred Spirits ★★★★☆
#12) Death Note, Vol. 12: Finis ★★★☆☆
Kachamak, figuratively speaking, continued to be stirred with all its might, while the intellectual confrontation between the two brilliant minds was taking place. And for the delight of the finale of this second part, The Notebook of Death came onto the scene. Nais, a!
Kachamak was like a cauldron of ideas, churning and bubbling as the two geniuses engaged in a battle of wits. The tension in the air was palpable, as if the very fabric of the universe was being stretched to its limits.
And then, like a thunderbolt from the blue, The Notebook of Death made its appearance. It was as if it held the key to all the mysteries that the two minds were grappling with. Nais, with a sense of anticipation, awaited what was to come next.