Death Note: Complete Series And Ova Collection [Blu-ray]

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VIZ Media has just announced the debut of Death Note: The Complete Anime Series available on Blu-ray. When shinigami Ryuk (voice of Shidou Nakamura) gets bored of his lifestyle, he decides to see what a human would do with a Death Note and so places one in the human world.Some companies started putting out SD digipaint anime scaled up to HD re-mastered from the original source, and the results were astounding. It’s engaging, it’s deceitful and provides plenty of suspense – and this is only the first arc of the series.

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. 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?Death Note brings a compelling and unique experience anime and it also remains relatively faithful to the original source material and adapts it quite well; something which should also please fans as it has done for nearly a decade. While it is the mind-games between Light Yagami and L that enthral, light up the screen, and drive the plot, the series strays from this central focus by introducing the Misa Amane character, who has the effect of somewhat weakening the story. Ultimately, there is that bit of us that is a bit like Light, in that at some point just about everyone, whether as a child or an adult, has thought of someone particularly bad and hoped they would die.