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Death Note, Vol. 6 | 
 enlarge | Director: Na
Actor: Death Note
Studio: VIZ VIDEO
Category: DVD
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Avg. Customer Rating:  18 reviews
Sales Rank: 16041
Format: Animated, Color, Dvd-video, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: Unrated
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 100
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: VIZDDNO6D
UPC: 782009238140
EAN: 0782009238140
ASIN: B001AV8QFY
Release Date: August 26, 2008
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Product Description
Studio: Viz Media Llc Release Date: 08/28/2008
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The dark fantasy Death Note takes some unexpectedly twists as the intellectual duel-to-the-death between Light Yagami and the detective known only as "L" continues. Light hatches a plan to capture the Yotsuba Corporation board member who's been using Misa's notebook to eliminate business rivals. The plan succeeds as the Carmina Burana-esque score builds. L learns about existence of the murderous notebooks and their attendant Shinigami (gods of death); he unlocks the chain that bound them and frees Light. But Light also plans a double-cross: he uses ditsy, adoring Misa and Rem, the Shinigami who likes her, to set a trap for L. If his scheme succeeds, L will die and Light and Misa will create their version of perfect world by eliminating everyone they dislike. Director Tetsuro Araki skillfully builds suspense into each episode, while maintaining it in the overall story arc. (Rated Teen+ Older Teen, suitable for ages 15 and older: grotesque imagery, violence, violence against women, tobacco use) --Charles Solomon
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Amazing September 22, 2008
this dvd light gets his memory back about the death note and alot of questions are answered in this dvd.
One of the best series ever. August 24, 2008
Honestly, this is one of the best tv series ever simply because of the mental part of it. There isn't so much action in the sense of people fighting. It's all about the mental warfare. This series will keep you guessing what is going to happen inbetween each episode and as you're watching the episode itself. This is something that everybody and anybody should watch at least once through.
The Bad Part: It technically ended with the resolution at the end of the first "season". You can tell what part I'm talking about when you see it. Then because the fans loved it so much and they pressured him, he went about making a second "season". Think of it really being two books in the set. The second set of episodes takes some episodes to really get along. He had to take it slow to keep the human reactions in the show realistic as opposed to them "magically" figuring somthing out or slipping up. So that's it's only real downside.
There is one other part I don't particularly care for, but I can't say because it's a spoiler. If you enjoy the series, you'll know instantly what part I mean when you see it. ;)
great part of a great series July 26, 2008
i have finished this entire series and i must say that i liked it alot. many people who do not like this series feel so because the way the series wraps up, unfortunately the ending of death note was slightly disappointing, but overall this show is great and im still going to buy all the dvds
Death Note is spectacular June 25, 2008
I love how the authors have us rooting for Light the entire series. It's amazing. I only watch this anime and Bleach, and Death Note is now one of my favorite shows of all time. Suspenseful, thoughtful, and things actually happen (main characters are not immune to being killed). I'd suggest watching it from the beginning, but I had a friend start watching it in the middle of the series and she was hooked half way through the first episode she watched. Even if you don't like anime or other Adult Swim shows, you will love Death Note.
L. Versus Kira! May 24, 2008
This is the second collection of Deathnote episodes, one of the most compelling and amazing animes of all time. It tells the story of Light Yagami, an intelligent university student with a strong sense of justice who accidentally picks up a notebook owned by a God of Death. Slowly, he starts killing off criminals under the guise of Kira ('Killer'), becoming more and more like those who kills in the process. The storyline is incredibly amazing and faithful to the original mangas, while the artwork is absolutely perfect. And the music and English vocals are a perfect match as well. As a result, this is one of those animes that even people who normally don't like cartoons can get into.
On these four further episodes, the mind games between L. and Kira continue as each tries to ratchet up the intensity. Light (as Kira) has already forced L. to reveal his identity to the Japanese police, but L. is already beginning to suspect that Light IS Kira. Now Light has to deal with surveillance cameras and bugs in his room, as the task force, led by L. of course, spies on him. And worse yet, the fiance of Ray Pember (the FBI agent Kira killed) confronts Light with evidence that could reveal too much about Kira's powers. How can he get rid of her without knowing her real name? The plot continues to thicken with this DVD.
So if you enjoyed the first set of episodes, you won't by disappointed by the further (and even more complex) mindgames between L. and Kira. The intensity juts keeps getting better and better with each part of the saga released. And once you make it through this outing, you'll eagerly be awaiting volume 3!
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