Death Note is a series that thrives on intellect, manipulation, and power dynamics. But it’s not just a show about the ...

Sharing new art of Misa, this big update might tease that Obata isn’t finished with the world of Death Note. In Japan, anime “pop-up stores” are a regular occurrence, with franchises such as ...

Death Note, a globally popular anime, has faced bans in countries like China and Russia due to its dark themes and influence on young viewers. The show's graphic violence and supernatural elements ...

The Death Note pop-up store will visit two cities in ... It features a blindfolded Misa with her hands clasped together in a panel that looks like a coffin. Around her are panels of her scenes ...

The big change is that a Death Note Killer Within match will continue if a player or players who aren’t L, Kira, or the Kira Follower Misa experiences a disconnection or would quit the game.

Death Note Killer Within is still a new game ... You will still need L, Kira, and Misa to be attached to the game as they play a crucial role in the match. Still, this is a nice change to the ...

But it’s always awkward to see Death Note, a series built around bored demons watching humans clash in life or death logic battles, contorted into fighting systems. The main character is a ...

Whenever newbie anime fans ask grizzled veterans where they should get their start, the answer is usually Fullmetal Alchemist or Death Note. And for good reason: they’re short, sweet anime with ...

Publisher Bandai Namco and developer Grounding, Inc. have announced Death Note: Killer Within, an online social deduction game based on the Death Note intellectual property for PlayStation 5 ...

Once they launch, you can claim any of these games to add them to your library. But back to Death Note: The story in both the manga comic and TV show concerns Light Yagami, a teenager who gets ...

The short video, accompanied by Rockwell's 1984 hit "Somebody's Watching Me," features Vega dressed as "Death Note" character Misa Amane, reading from the titular notebook, with Ripley ominously ...