As stated, the main reason for watching Death Note is Light. This is a character that you can look at in so many different ways, and can develop so many different opinions on. One the one hand, he is an egotistical, draconian serial killer with a messiah complex who is responsible for the deaths of millions over his lifetime, and is so ruthless he will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. On the other hand, you could argue that because he is trying to kill bad people the ends justify the means. Over the course of the story, Light’s activities cause crime worldwide to drop by 70% and he even manages to bring about world peace. Also, as far as gods go, his abilities seem to be more on show than God’s. Then again, you can argue that while Light is in a way well-intentioned, he is corrupted by his powers and misguided by his own ideas.

If Death Note succeeds in at least one thing, it is that it has possibly created the most interesting and intriguing character of all anime. This is a big claim to make, but there are so many ways that you could describe lead character Light Yagami: genius, ruthless, draconian, misguided, charismatic, megalomaniacal, psychopathic, influencer, passionate, deadly and godly. It is hard to think of another anime character so complex that they can be described in so many different ways.

As the story continues, the battle between Light and L intensifies as the viewer tries to figure out what will happen: will Light be caught, or will he be able to discover L’s real name and put in the Death Note? Also, we witness how much Light changes. He starts off a vigilante, and soon ends up becoming almost godlike in his desire and power. Light wants to become the god of this new world, and he is not going to let anyone stop him. After writing the cause of death, details of the death should be written in the next 6 minutes and 40 seconds. screenshot 7). There's also some noticeable image instability during lateral pans, where the image can become jittery. The palette is quite interesting in

sure many fans will approach Death Note with a perhaps understandable amount of caution. I personally didn't see Sailor Moon and so Behind the Scenes - Light (English Dialogue) (1080p; 12:21) has some fun footage of recording session with Brad Swaile, who voices Note: All of the supplements are ostensibly in 1080p or 1080i but show signs of having been upscaled.

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Japanese Animation Director and Character Designer Interview #2 (1080p; 7:49) features Tetsuro Araki and Masaro Kitao. Death Note: Complete Series Blu-ray offers decent video and great audio in this excellent Blu-ray release