1. Death Note Death Note is a psychological thriller manga series written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata. It tells the story of Light Yagami, a high school student who discovers ...

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 ...

Light wrote the pretender's name on his Death Note, thinking it was L, the detective who was trying to catch him. After putting the name down, he learned that he had given L a huge advantage.

Fortunately, Wingard nailed the casting of Willem Dafoe as the voice of Ryuk, the demon who sent the Death Note to Light. Dafoe absolutely devours the role and chews the surrounding scenery, but ...

In what is possibly the best casting news of the year, zero hyperbole, Oscar-nominated actor Willem Dafoe will play Ryuk, a Japanese god of death, in Netflix’s 2017 adaptation of the horror ...

Death Note Returns As Creator Revisits Misa With Gift For Fans Death Note’s creator has brought back the series with a focus on Light Yagami’s “better half”.

Light enjoys the cat and mouse game with L (Image via Madhouse) Light might not have been outrightly evil in Death Note from the very beginning, but it was clear that he had a problem. The problem ...

There's no way for Light to use the Death Note on him because Jack doesn't even have a real name! The only person who knew his true identity was his mom, but she was long gone now.

In the series, Light uses the Death Note to exact justice on criminals. But in real life, people around the world, most often young kids in school, have “used” their own Death Notes to write ...

That name is Death Note: Killer Within, and it's coming (at some point) to the PS4 and PS5, with Bandai Namco as its publisher. This was first spotted by Gematsu, of course.