Death Note
Death Note
2015
Drama, Suspense/Thriller
TV Mini-Series
TV single 11-episode season adapting Death Note manga. Light Yagami, an ordinary university student, receives a death note which changes his life. The death note awakens his warped sense of justice and genius. (imdb)
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Directed by:
Ryo Nishimura
3 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Ranma ½, Crow's Blood, Episode #1.3 and Episode #1.4
7 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Mari to koinu no monogatari, Aijou Ippon, Tantei gakuen Q and My Life After Her Death
Writer:
Yoshihiro Izumi 13 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Ranma ½, Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High, Say Hello for Me and Gokuaku Gambo
Starring:
Yutaka Matsushige
74 total credits
Credits include: Ring, Last Life in the Universe, One Missed Call, Sukiyaki Western Django and Tokyo!
10 total credits
Credits include: Zatoichi on the Road, Irezumi, Shinobi no mono, Hakuoki and Death Note
9 total credits
Credits include: Dragonball Evolution, Negative Happy Chainsaw Edge, Ahiru to kamo no koinrokkâ, Death Note and Honey and Clover
13 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Higanjima, Shisei, Kamen Rider Ryûki: Episode Final and Kamen Rider Kabuto: God Speed Love
6 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Shrill Cries of Summer, Shrill Cries - Reshuffle, Gakkô Ja Oshierarenai! and Goose Bumps: The Movie 2
20 total credits
Credits include: 13 Assassins, First Love, Tokyo Ghoul, Jellyfish Eyes and Death Note
28 total credits
Credits include: Alice in Borderland, Ni No Kuni, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable - Chapter 1, Death Note and Kingdom
3 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Dame na Watashi ni Koishite Kudasai and A Girl and Three Sweethearts
2 total credits
Credits include: Death Note and The Untold Tale of the Three Kingdoms
Ratings & Reviews
Average college student Light Yagami discovers a black notebook that claims to be able to kill anyone whose name and face is known to its owner. After testing the notebook on a bully and a criminal holding his father Soichiro Yagami hostage, Light is met by the notebook's original owner - a shinigami named Ryuk. After some persuasion by Ryuk, Light becomes compelled t...
Ryuk who can see the lifespan of humans, reveals to Light that Misa Amane, a popular idol who Light is a fan of, may only have a few days to live. Light attempts to warn Misa after one of her concerts, but fails. However, one of her security guards, Tsutomu Yukida, overhears Light's warnings and offers to help Light protect Misa. Meanwhile, L meets with a few members ...
With "Raye Penber" still following him, Light realizes that L's phone call was in fact a trap. Light becomes determined to kill all the FBI agents involved in the Kira case in order to disperse suspicion on him. In the midst of his planning, Light remembers finding a picture of Cathy Campbell, the name of Raye's lover, during the bus-jacking incident. Meanwhile, Misa ...
Suspecting that Mark Dwellton met with Kira before his death, L plants cameras and listening devices in the houses of families Mark was following. Light quickly realizes this and formulates a plan to temporarily prove his innocence to the task force members. However, L's suspicions do not waver and he enrolls into Light's university in order to investigate him persona...
Light manages to get Misa out of his house and the two meet at a park. There, Misa reveals that she has fallen in love with Light and wishes to help him kill L. At the same time, L reveals to the task force that, based on the killings made at the wake of the recent broadcast, a second Kira may have appeared. L then suggests recruiting Light into the investigation team...
Rem decides to have Misa relinquish ownership of her notebook, causing her to lose all memories associated with the Death Note. Rem passes Misa's notebook to Light and demands that he save Misa. After devising a plan to prove his and Misa's innocence, Light buries Misa's notebook in a forest and tasks Rem with giving his original notebook to a greedy individual.
Light and Misa join forces with the task force in order to capture Kira. However, L's suspicions of the two do not waver as he suspects that they intentionally lost their memories by passing their powers to someone else. After realizing that they are under suspicion by the authorities, a group of Yotsuba executives enlist the aid of the investigator Babel, who is reve...
After the notebook is confiscated by the task force, a fake rule written by Ryuk convinces L that Light and Misa are innocent. With suspicion of being Kira cleared, Light asks Misa to uncover the red notebook from the forest he buried it in. Just as she is about to open the container it is sealed in, a thug named Hiroki Yudagawa attacks her and steals the container.
L reveals that he had tricked Light into writing into a fake notebook, thus; exposing the latter as Kira. After Light confesses to L, the rest of the task force enter the warehouse only to see L die from a heart attack, courtesy of Mikami. Since only L heard the confession, Light convinces the task force members that L gave Light his real name and wrote it down in an ...
Light and the task force attempt to ambush Himura's group and rescue Sayu by pretending to exchange the notebook for her life. However, Mello, Near's ambitious alter-ego, awakens and takes over Near. Mello appears during the ambush and reveals himself to be the leader of Himura's group. Though Sayu is rescued, the notebook falls into Himura's possession. At the task f...
Mello survives the bombing and, over the phone, vows to expose Light as Kira. Light plans another ambush with the task force and Japanese police in order to defeat Mello. Later, Light meets with Misa and Mikami and orders them to kill the task force and Mello respectively. During the ambush, Light confronts Mello in a warehouse, who reverts to his Near personality.
Cast & Info
Directed by:
Ryo Nishimura 3 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Ranma ½, Crow's Blood, Episode #1.3 and Episode #1.4
7 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Mari to koinu no monogatari, Aijou Ippon, Tantei gakuen Q and My Life After Her Death
Writer:
Yoshihiro Izumi 13 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Ranma ½, Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High, Say Hello for Me and Gokuaku Gambo
Starring:
Yutaka Matsushige 74 total credits
Credits include: Ring, Last Life in the Universe, One Missed Call, Sukiyaki Western Django and Tokyo!
10 total credits
Credits include: Zatoichi on the Road, Irezumi, Shinobi no mono, Hakuoki and Death Note
9 total credits
Credits include: Dragonball Evolution, Negative Happy Chainsaw Edge, Ahiru to kamo no koinrokkâ, Death Note and Honey and Clover
13 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Higanjima, Shisei, Kamen Rider Ryûki: Episode Final and Kamen Rider Kabuto: God Speed Love
6 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Shrill Cries of Summer, Shrill Cries - Reshuffle, Gakkô Ja Oshierarenai! and Goose Bumps: The Movie 2
20 total credits
Credits include: 13 Assassins, First Love, Tokyo Ghoul, Jellyfish Eyes and Death Note
28 total credits
Credits include: Alice in Borderland, Ni No Kuni, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable - Chapter 1, Death Note and Kingdom
3 total credits
Credits include: Death Note, Dame na Watashi ni Koishite Kudasai and A Girl and Three Sweethearts
2 total credits
Credits include: Death Note and The Untold Tale of the Three Kingdoms
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