Mittlerweile schaue ich Anime nur noch im original mit englischen Untertiteln. Mein Englisch ist nicht perfekt, aber ich habe gemerkt wie gut ich damit klarkomme und es ist so viel günstiger als die deutschen Versionen. a magical connection to Ryuk now and can see and hear the weird (and kind of funny) spectral entity. Ryuk also announces that there's kind of a Behind the Scenes - L (English Dialogue) (1080p; 9:16) has some good interviews with Alessandro Juliani, who voices L. Japanese Animation Director and Character Designer Interview #2 (1080p; 7:49) features Tetsuro Araki and Masaro Kitao. Death Note follows the story of Light Yagami (Tatsuya Fujiwara - Battle Royale) a brilliant but bored student with great prospects. Life changes dramatically when he finds the Death Note, a notebook dropped by a rogue Shinigami death god named Ryuk. Any human whose name is written in the notebook dies. Light sees an opportunity to rid the world of evil using the powers granted in the Death Note. Police call in the help of the famous, but unconventional detective L when criminals begin to mysteriously die. So begins the battle of wits to see who really is good or evil.

sure many fans will approach Death Note with a perhaps understandable amount of caution. I personally didn't see Sailor Moon and so as it goes along, leading to perhaps a few too many putative twists as things move toward their endgame. The anime is interesting in that some fans The animation and art style are also top-notch. The characters are well-designed, and the use of shadows and lighting creates a dark and eerie atmosphere that perfectly fits the tone of the story. The Blu-ray version enhances the visuals and colors, making the viewing experience even more breathtaking. like stair stepping or line roll (both of which are evident if you're looking for them). There's decent sharpness and clarity throughout this presentation,

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The book contains "instructions" detailing how, if one writes a name in the book while envisioning the appropriate face (to keep "mistakes" 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. Death Note is a hugely enjoyable anime, one which benefits from an immediately arresting premise, sharply articulated characters and a It has been called one of the masterpieces of anime and now Viz Media is bringing it to you on Blu-Ray for the first time ever in a standard and Omega Edition! Let’s take a look at the Blu-Ray edition of Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata’s Death Note! Behind the Scenes - Soichiro Yagami, Matsuda and Aizawa (English Dialogue) (1080p; 10:58) features Chris Britton, Vincent Tong and

He is the shinigami who dropped his Death Note into the world for Light to find. He doesn’t just simply drop it and observe from afar… instead he accompanies Light and witnesses everything first-hand. Ryuk believes that humans truly are interesting and it’s for this reason alone that he tags along with Light. Ryuk doesn’t really offer much in the way of influence over Light, but his presence and his comments make him a perfect support character that still holds meaning and plays an intricate part in the story without really doing much. Something like that is hard to pull off to kudos to the creators for being able to do so! The main features of the Blu-Ray collection include all 37 episodes across 5 discs, 1080p resolution in 16:9 Video format as well as subtitles in English, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Portuguese. You can switch between English and Japanese audio as well. during the split screen moments—see, for example, the clear stair stepping on the ideographs and especially the lined paper in the lower right element in somewhat on how many other upscales of anime they've seen. Having sat through a number of less than stellar such efforts ( Shakugan no Shana: Season 1, anyone?), I was Near is a child prodigy who takes over L’s investigation of the Kira case in the second half of the series. He has many similarities to L in his deduction and even his mannerisms and is also an orphan from Watari’s Whammy House.in traffic), that kind of power might be seen as a positive blessing. However, some wag once said something along the lines of "absolute power Death Note: Complete Series Blu-ray offers decent video and great audio in this excellent Blu-ray release actually kind of pleasantly surprised at the overall quality of this release, especially if I didn't have my nose pressed up the screen looking for anomalies

The story follows Light, a high school student who discovers a supernatural notebook that grants him the power to kill anyone whose name he writes in it. As he begins to use the Death Note to rid the world of criminals, he attracts the attention of a brilliant detective named L, who is determined to catch him. This is also why I think that Light is charismatic. Draco, the ancient Greek lawgiver from whom we get the word “draconian”, was incredibly harsh, executing people for the smallest of offences (e.g., stealing a cabbage), but during his lifetime he was incredibly popular. People threw their coats at him in appreciation – which actually was a mistake because so many people threw their coats that according to legend he suffocated under a massive pile of them. Similarly, Light gains many followers as Kira, and these are followers that he is able to manipulate to his advantage. In this modern age of “post-truth” politics, it seems as if it is those with charisma rather than political know-how who get into power.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. Additionally, this Omega Edition comes housed in a sturdy slipcase which also includes a beautifully illustrated booklet reproducing the "pilot" (in manga Digital goods, open DVDs and Blu-rays, smart art prints, mystery bundles, and final sale items are excluded from the return policy.