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Death Note One-Shots and Specials #2
Death Note Special One-Shot
O Death Note está de volta ao mundo dos humanos! O shinigami Ryuk está em busca de um novo usuário para seu caderno da morte, mas será que alguém teria a astúcia de agir como um novo Kira? Enquanto o mundo ainda se recupera do embate de poder vivido há alguns anos, a ameaça ressurge nas sombras da nova sociedade...
87 pages, ebook
First published February 3, 2020
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About the author
Tsugumi Ohba
352 books2,860 followersTsugumi Ōba (Profile in Japanese: 大場 つぐみ), born in Tokyo, Japan, is a writer best known for the manga Death Note. His/her real identity is a closely guarded secret. As stated by the profile placed at the beginning of each Death Note manga, Ōba collects teacups and develops manga plots while holding his knees on a chair, similar to a habit of L, one of the main characters of the series.
There is speculation that Tsugumi Ōba is a pen name and that he is really Hiroshi Gamō. Pointing out that in Bakuman the main character's uncle was a one-hit wonder manga artist who worked on a gag super hero manga, very similar to Gamō and Tottemo! Luckyman in all aspects. Also that the storyboards drawn by Ōba greatly resemble Tottemo! Luckyman in style.
There is speculation that Tsugumi Ōba is a pen name and that he is really Hiroshi Gamō. Pointing out that in Bakuman the main character's uncle was a one-hit wonder manga artist who worked on a gag super hero manga, very similar to Gamō and Tottemo! Luckyman in all aspects. Also that the storyboards drawn by Ōba greatly resemble Tottemo! Luckyman in style.
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February 4, 2020
3,5 / 5
En plena época donde revivals, reboots y resets campan a sus anchas, el anuncio por parte de Jump SQ de un one-shot de Death Note no resulta tan extraño. Nuestros queridos Takeshi Obata y Tsugumi Obha se suben de nuevo al barco de su obra insigne para viajar hasta la más absoluta actualidad.
Esta pequeña historia, autocontenida en 87 páginas, transcurre varios años después de la historia original. Ryuk vuelve hacer las suyas y baja a la Tierra con un cuaderno de muerte. Tsugumi Ohba escribe una historia que bebe de la esencia de su serie madre y aporta un giro final que sorprenderá a unos cuantos lectores.
Una pequeña historia que se ancla en la más absoluta realidad y supone un pequeño guiño al panorama político por parte del guionista nipón. Acompaña, una vez más, el titánico Takeshi Obata a los lápices. Con su estilo y diseños inigualables, regala viñetas repletas de ideas, estructuras y claridad como solo él sabe hacer.
¿Volveremos a tener más Death Note? Si es en forma de historias cortas y autocontenidas como esta cada cierto tiempo, le doy un gigantesco SI.
Lo podéis leer gratis, legal y en castellano en: https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/view...
En plena época donde revivals, reboots y resets campan a sus anchas, el anuncio por parte de Jump SQ de un one-shot de Death Note no resulta tan extraño. Nuestros queridos Takeshi Obata y Tsugumi Obha se suben de nuevo al barco de su obra insigne para viajar hasta la más absoluta actualidad.
Esta pequeña historia, autocontenida en 87 páginas, transcurre varios años después de la historia original. Ryuk vuelve hacer las suyas y baja a la Tierra con un cuaderno de muerte. Tsugumi Ohba escribe una historia que bebe de la esencia de su serie madre y aporta un giro final que sorprenderá a unos cuantos lectores.
Una pequeña historia que se ancla en la más absoluta realidad y supone un pequeño guiño al panorama político por parte del guionista nipón. Acompaña, una vez más, el titánico Takeshi Obata a los lápices. Con su estilo y diseños inigualables, regala viñetas repletas de ideas, estructuras y claridad como solo él sabe hacer.
¿Volveremos a tener más Death Note? Si es en forma de historias cortas y autocontenidas como esta cada cierto tiempo, le doy un gigantesco SI.
Lo podéis leer gratis, legal y en castellano en: https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/view...
February 5, 2020
8th grade me is dying right now.
April 6, 2021
Ci sono i prima e i dopo. Momenti, scoperte. Quelle cose che vuoi o non vuoi finiscono per segnare una riga nella terra. Profonda e indelebile, tanto che la tua vita viene divisa in cio’ che c’è stato prima, e quello che è successo dopo. Non per scelta, quanto più per necessita. Pensate agli uomini una volta che Prometeo ha dato loro la scoperta del fuoco. Immaginatevi la faccia di mio padre quando mia madre a vent’anni gli disse «Sono incinta». Concentratevi, su. Quanti avvenimenti del genere ci possono essere nella vita di una persona? Vi elenco le mie:
I Linkin Park
Il primo grande amore
Il gameboy che può anche far la musica
Pupo che convive che due donne e la sua gelateria
Le vostre quali sono?
Potrei andare avanti, anche se non troppo. Quante cose hanno cambiato così tanto la vostra vita? Alcune sono comuni a tutti, altre sono uniche per ognuno di noi. Tanto che finiscono per definire chi siamo.
Ricordo molto bene quando scoprii l’anime di Death Note. Ero una testa calda in seconda superiore, e vi assicuro che adesso in confronto sono un angioletto. Non ne vado fiero, ma a quella età non avevo ancora letto neanche un libro in tutta la mia (breve) vita.
Scoprire Death Note a 15 anni ha attivato qualcosa nella mia testa, non so cosa. So soltanto che a scuola non parlavo di altro, e con gli amici, pure. Frequentavo diversi forum sul TCG di Yu-Gi-Oh! perché drogarmi mi pareva troppo mainstream. Ma comunque anche lì tutti non parlavano di altro. Erano tutti impazziti, e io con loro. Che periodo, se potessi barattare metà della mia vita per riviverlo, lo rifarei senza neanche pensarci.
Sono passati 14 anni, mica noccioline. Le nostre vite sono cambiate, e forse siamo diventati delle persone diverse. Nel bene o nel male. Magari facciamo volontariato, o magari siamo diventati il Light Yagami delle ultime puntate.
Oddio, forse così un po’ troppo.
Ma Death Note ti mette davanti delle cose per le quali ti devi per forza rendere conto di come funziona il mondo. O almeno, una parte. Per quanto mi riguarda è stato bello rivedere lo stesso stile su una storia nuova. E’ stato bello farsi delle nuove domande su dei disegni freschi freschi ma allo stesso tempo familiari. Non è stato bello rivedere certa roba, ma ok. Non mi aspettavo grandi cose, parliamoci chiaro. Anche perché non siamo neanche lontanamente al livello dell'originale. Ma non c'è male, è una lettura che andava fatta, e che consiglio. Anche se davvero troppo breve.
Ci sono persone, fatti o avvenimenti, che finiscono in un modo o nell’altro per segnare la tua vita. Quelli che solcano un segno indelebile nel terreno della tua esistenza, tanto che ci sarà per sempre un prima e un dopo. Non so voi, ma per quanto mi riguarda, Death Note è senza dubbio stata una di quelle.
Peace Off
PS: ai fan della serie consiglio anche The LA Murder Case, libro (non manga) Spin Off che racconta di quando Naomi Misora conobbe per la prima volta L tempo prima della vicenda di Kira.
I Linkin Park
Il primo grande amore
Il gameboy che può anche far la musica
Pupo che convive che due donne e la sua gelateria
Le vostre quali sono?
Potrei andare avanti, anche se non troppo. Quante cose hanno cambiato così tanto la vostra vita? Alcune sono comuni a tutti, altre sono uniche per ognuno di noi. Tanto che finiscono per definire chi siamo.
Ricordo molto bene quando scoprii l’anime di Death Note. Ero una testa calda in seconda superiore, e vi assicuro che adesso in confronto sono un angioletto. Non ne vado fiero, ma a quella età non avevo ancora letto neanche un libro in tutta la mia (breve) vita.
Scoprire Death Note a 15 anni ha attivato qualcosa nella mia testa, non so cosa. So soltanto che a scuola non parlavo di altro, e con gli amici, pure. Frequentavo diversi forum sul TCG di Yu-Gi-Oh! perché drogarmi mi pareva troppo mainstream. Ma comunque anche lì tutti non parlavano di altro. Erano tutti impazziti, e io con loro. Che periodo, se potessi barattare metà della mia vita per riviverlo, lo rifarei senza neanche pensarci.
Sono passati 14 anni, mica noccioline. Le nostre vite sono cambiate, e forse siamo diventati delle persone diverse. Nel bene o nel male. Magari facciamo volontariato, o magari siamo diventati il Light Yagami delle ultime puntate.
Oddio, forse così un po’ troppo.
Ma Death Note ti mette davanti delle cose per le quali ti devi per forza rendere conto di come funziona il mondo. O almeno, una parte. Per quanto mi riguarda è stato bello rivedere lo stesso stile su una storia nuova. E’ stato bello farsi delle nuove domande su dei disegni freschi freschi ma allo stesso tempo familiari. Non è stato bello rivedere certa roba, ma ok. Non mi aspettavo grandi cose, parliamoci chiaro. Anche perché non siamo neanche lontanamente al livello dell'originale. Ma non c'è male, è una lettura che andava fatta, e che consiglio. Anche se davvero troppo breve.
Ci sono persone, fatti o avvenimenti, che finiscono in un modo o nell’altro per segnare la tua vita. Quelli che solcano un segno indelebile nel terreno della tua esistenza, tanto che ci sarà per sempre un prima e un dopo. Non so voi, ma per quanto mi riguarda, Death Note è senza dubbio stata una di quelle.
Peace Off
PS: ai fan della serie consiglio anche The LA Murder Case, libro (non manga) Spin Off che racconta di quando Naomi Misora conobbe per la prima volta L tempo prima della vicenda di Kira.
June 16, 2021
2.5/5 stars
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ngl, i was pretty excited going into this novel due to the way i basically was blown away by the original death note series; however, as a lot of reviewers before me said, this novel was lackluster in comparison to the original series and didn't constitute the same level of engagement, excitement, and absorption into the plot as the original series. the story includes references to the original characters and plot line, briefly referencing light yagami's reignof terror as kira before as well as including ryuk, near, and the task force, now reduced to mogi, aizawa, and matsuda, who is still pleasantly his naive self, even if this role is overexaggerated in the novel to a vaguely unrealistic degree (as we saw him somewhat grow out of this in the anime/manga...)
i can see how it felt a bit sad and uncomfortable to many readers that near was referred to as "L" throughout the storyline, and a lot of fans before were unhappy about this, feeling that they treated him as a replacement to the morally and emotionally complex and widely stanned original L from the death note series. i wasn't too fond of that either, but they added in a lot of scenes where near either quoted lawliet or acted similar to him as homage to the original. regardless, it was really refreshing to see all the characters still holding onto their original personalities from the series, even if it was overdone to a degree.
minoru tanaka was very different to light in that he refused to use the notebook for evil and, well, was a much overall nicer person. he had a naturally generous and easygoing nature and was a bit more precocious and innocent, as he wasn't as sure of himself or competitive like l*ght was, despite minoru still being of high intelligence himself. at first, the modernity of his appearance caught me off guard, what with the hypebeasty-sports jacket and the eboy curly-on-top-undercut just because of the overabundance of obnoxious teenage boys with that exact style nowadays... but in its own way, I guess it could be said that because of this detail, the series was surprisingly true to the modern timeframe, even if it includes regrettable fashion choices, lol. minoru's a sweet enough individual that I can't hold these style choices against him too much though rip. i felt that was really sudden and unnecessary, which frustrated me, but in a way it was necessary in order to enhance the death note lore and enlighten the reader on the true power of the notebook, which is expanded on in this novel a bit.
& the art was so forking incredible and realistic and it amazes me how so many frames, all illustrated with so much precision and detail, could be put out without being rushed or flawed. mad respect to the illustrators there just for that, the art in the original death note mangas is just as spectacular and i'm glad to say this installment did not disappoint in that department.
also, no thoughts,, head empty, just near with long hair... he looked so freaking pretty here, i mayyy or may not have given a better rating just because of that... ;)
context:
yeah... brb changing my pfp rn :,)
summary:
this one shot follows the story of a modern-day teenager, minoru tanaka, who is visited by the shinigami ryuk - the same shinigami who possessed light yagami, the protagonist of the preceding death note storyline. when ryuk offers him the power to kill anyone in the world by simply writing their name, a power which had uprooted the world in the decade past, minoru chooses to use his new ability to his advantage while still retaining his morality and without taking any human's life, ultimately making the decision to sell the notebook, an action which soon spirals into an international race to obtain the power for the sake of patriotism and honor. however, just when things seem to be going smoothly for minoru, an unexpected turn of events leads to a morbid fate...
final thoughts:
overall, this oneshot was a bit longer than expected, but the storyline is paced in such a way that it doesn't seem to span across the 88 pages that it does. the art was absolutely impeccable, as always, but content wise, it doesn't pass a subpar ranking, especially when compared with the original death note series. nevertheless, it was exciting to be reintroduced to the beloved and acclaimed world of death note lore.
it was really funny to see all the trump slander and i think the disdainful actions he took in the story are very believable if such a situation were to occur in real life. honestly, i was really entertained to learn that tangerine man was being introduced to a death note spinoff, especially since he was being added just for the sake of poking fun at him, especially since, yknow, this was written in japan and all lol. it's still so hilarious to think that trump is canonically a character and gets roasted in one of the most popular anime series, or at least a spinoff of it. apparently, some people had a problem with it and were calling it a sort of fAnSeRvIcE to cater to some 'sJw LiBeRaLs-' by the way, there were only at the most 4 panels that 'slandered' him, (even though, let's be real, he would need all the books in the world to slander him to the degree he deserves lol-) just saying, if this small amount of social/political irony towards an universally recognized corrupt leader is enough to upset you, you're the only snowflake here :))
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overall, even though the story itself was kinda meh and was mildly disappointing, it was fun to be introduced to the new characters as well as recognize the old ones, and the storyline, while lacking and slightly rushed, wasn't too bad and was actually fun to witness at times.
thanks for reading and for being there to motivate me to write reviews, lol. see ya'll soon for another review, hopefully! ♡
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ngl, i was pretty excited going into this novel due to the way i basically was blown away by the original death note series; however, as a lot of reviewers before me said, this novel was lackluster in comparison to the original series and didn't constitute the same level of engagement, excitement, and absorption into the plot as the original series. the story includes references to the original characters and plot line, briefly referencing light yagami's reign
i can see how it felt a bit sad and uncomfortable to many readers that near was referred to as "L" throughout the storyline, and a lot of fans before were unhappy about this, feeling that they treated him as a replacement to the morally and emotionally complex and widely stanned original L from the death note series. i wasn't too fond of that either, but they added in a lot of scenes where near either quoted lawliet or acted similar to him as homage to the original. regardless, it was really refreshing to see all the characters still holding onto their original personalities from the series, even if it was overdone to a degree.
minoru tanaka was very different to light in that he refused to use the notebook for evil and, well, was a much overall nicer person. he had a naturally generous and easygoing nature and was a bit more precocious and innocent, as he wasn't as sure of himself or competitive like l*ght was, despite minoru still being of high intelligence himself. at first, the modernity of his appearance caught me off guard, what with the hypebeasty-sports jacket and the eboy curly-on-top-undercut just because of the overabundance of obnoxious teenage boys with that exact style nowadays... but in its own way, I guess it could be said that because of this detail, the series was surprisingly true to the modern timeframe, even if it includes regrettable fashion choices, lol. minoru's a sweet enough individual that I can't hold these style choices against him too much though rip. i felt that was really sudden and unnecessary, which frustrated me, but in a way it was necessary in order to enhance the death note lore and enlighten the reader on the true power of the notebook, which is expanded on in this novel a bit.
& the art was so forking incredible and realistic and it amazes me how so many frames, all illustrated with so much precision and detail, could be put out without being rushed or flawed. mad respect to the illustrators there just for that, the art in the original death note mangas is just as spectacular and i'm glad to say this installment did not disappoint in that department.
also, no thoughts,, head empty, just near with long hair... he looked so freaking pretty here, i mayyy or may not have given a better rating just because of that... ;)
context:
yeah... brb changing my pfp rn :,)
summary:
this one shot follows the story of a modern-day teenager, minoru tanaka, who is visited by the shinigami ryuk - the same shinigami who possessed light yagami, the protagonist of the preceding death note storyline. when ryuk offers him the power to kill anyone in the world by simply writing their name, a power which had uprooted the world in the decade past, minoru chooses to use his new ability to his advantage while still retaining his morality and without taking any human's life, ultimately making the decision to sell the notebook, an action which soon spirals into an international race to obtain the power for the sake of patriotism and honor. however, just when things seem to be going smoothly for minoru, an unexpected turn of events leads to a morbid fate...
final thoughts:
overall, this oneshot was a bit longer than expected, but the storyline is paced in such a way that it doesn't seem to span across the 88 pages that it does. the art was absolutely impeccable, as always, but content wise, it doesn't pass a subpar ranking, especially when compared with the original death note series. nevertheless, it was exciting to be reintroduced to the beloved and acclaimed world of death note lore.
it was really funny to see all the trump slander and i think the disdainful actions he took in the story are very believable if such a situation were to occur in real life. honestly, i was really entertained to learn that tangerine man was being introduced to a death note spinoff, especially since he was being added just for the sake of poking fun at him, especially since, yknow, this was written in japan and all lol. it's still so hilarious to think that trump is canonically a character and gets roasted in one of the most popular anime series, or at least a spinoff of it. apparently, some people had a problem with it and were calling it a sort of fAnSeRvIcE to cater to some 'sJw LiBeRaLs-' by the way, there were only at the most 4 panels that 'slandered' him, (even though, let's be real, he would need all the books in the world to slander him to the degree he deserves lol-) just saying, if this small amount of social/political irony towards an universally recognized corrupt leader is enough to upset you, you're the only snowflake here :))
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overall, even though the story itself was kinda meh and was mildly disappointing, it was fun to be introduced to the new characters as well as recognize the old ones, and the storyline, while lacking and slightly rushed, wasn't too bad and was actually fun to witness at times.
thanks for reading and for being there to motivate me to write reviews, lol. see ya'll soon for another review, hopefully! ♡
November 12, 2020
Hace un par de días se publicó un one-shot de “Death Note” que se puede leer completamente gratis y legal en Manga Plus y, como es lógico, allá que fui. Decir que me gusta “Death Note” es quedarme muy corta, porque es un manga que en su día me provocó auténtico fervor y, aun hoy, diecisiete años después del comienzo de su publicación, me sigue pareciendo de los mejores mangas jamás escritos y dibujados. Es posible que a la hora de leer este one-shot y escribir esta reseña, hable por mí gran parte de ese fervor y, por supuesto, otra parte de nostalgia, avisados estáis.
Llevamos ya unos años con la moda de los revival y del fan service y esto no siempre ha salido bien, pero en este caso debo decir que me lo he pasado pipa. La historia de este regalito que nos han hecho Tsugumi Ohba y Takeshi Obata se desarrolla unos diez años después de los acontecimientos ocurridos en la obra original, y se nos presenta una ambientación totalmente actualizada en cuanto a tecnología, por lo que resulta muy interesante imaginar cómo sería sacar partido a un cuaderno de muerte hoy día.
En resumen, el nuevo propietario del cuaderno es muy interesante, toda una mente pensante. Hay reencuentro con personajes de la serie original y ahí es donde la nostalgia golpea fuerte: ¡qué grande era Ryuk y qué divertido sin pretenderlo! En el guión, Tsugumi Ohba se moja y hace una crítica social y política que no desentona para nada y, además, al ser un one-shot va al grano sin cortarse un pelo. El dibujo de Takeshi Obata sigue siendo una pasada, en su línea. El final tiene un girito que no vi venir y me gustó mucho.
He leído esta historia del tirón, primero porque es muy corta y, segundo, porque realmente no se puede soltar, tal era mi avidez. Obviamente, no es tan brutal como la serie original, pero no es una mala aventura; de hecho, resulta una obra muy fresca y que he disfrutado mucho. Si de vez en cuando los autores publicaran más historias sueltas como esta, yo feliz, no tendría problema, bienvenido sea todo. Ay, al acabar la lectura he sido plenamente consciente de lo mucho que necesito releer “Death Note”.
Llevamos ya unos años con la moda de los revival y del fan service y esto no siempre ha salido bien, pero en este caso debo decir que me lo he pasado pipa. La historia de este regalito que nos han hecho Tsugumi Ohba y Takeshi Obata se desarrolla unos diez años después de los acontecimientos ocurridos en la obra original, y se nos presenta una ambientación totalmente actualizada en cuanto a tecnología, por lo que resulta muy interesante imaginar cómo sería sacar partido a un cuaderno de muerte hoy día.
En resumen, el nuevo propietario del cuaderno es muy interesante, toda una mente pensante. Hay reencuentro con personajes de la serie original y ahí es donde la nostalgia golpea fuerte: ¡qué grande era Ryuk y qué divertido sin pretenderlo! En el guión, Tsugumi Ohba se moja y hace una crítica social y política que no desentona para nada y, además, al ser un one-shot va al grano sin cortarse un pelo. El dibujo de Takeshi Obata sigue siendo una pasada, en su línea. El final tiene un girito que no vi venir y me gustó mucho.
He leído esta historia del tirón, primero porque es muy corta y, segundo, porque realmente no se puede soltar, tal era mi avidez. Obviamente, no es tan brutal como la serie original, pero no es una mala aventura; de hecho, resulta una obra muy fresca y que he disfrutado mucho. Si de vez en cuando los autores publicaran más historias sueltas como esta, yo feliz, no tendría problema, bienvenido sea todo. Ay, al acabar la lectura he sido plenamente consciente de lo mucho que necesito releer “Death Note”.
February 6, 2020
¿Qué pasaría si una Death Note cayera en manos de un sujeto que no quiere asesinar personas? Así se podría resumir está corta historia.
Historia interesante y amena. Entre lo mejor, puedo destacar la forma diferente en que se usa la Death Note, el desarrollo de la historia, y el plan creado por el protagonista, Minoru Tanaka, para sacar provecho de la Death Note y evitar que cayera en manos equivocadas. Lo que no me gustó fue el final, porque improvisan inventándose algo repentinamente para terminar la historia.
El mensaje transmitido es que por el poder y las armas, las personas y los gobiernos están dispuestos a pagar el precio que sea. Asimismo, a veces, dependiendo de las decisiones de las personas, el futuro puede ser pacífico o muy oscuro.
Historia interesante y amena. Entre lo mejor, puedo destacar la forma diferente en que se usa la Death Note, el desarrollo de la historia, y el plan creado por el protagonista, Minoru Tanaka, para sacar provecho de la Death Note y evitar que cayera en manos equivocadas. Lo que no me gustó fue el final, porque improvisan inventándose algo repentinamente para terminar la historia.
El mensaje transmitido es que por el poder y las armas, las personas y los gobiernos están dispuestos a pagar el precio que sea. Asimismo, a veces, dependiendo de las decisiones de las personas, el futuro puede ser pacífico o muy oscuro.
February 5, 2020
That one shot was sooo good!!! The auction thing was actually pretty funny and interesting.
And I feel bad for Minoru :((
He wanted to do good :/
And I feel bad for Minoru :((
He wanted to do good :/
December 27, 2023
Whenever I get back into an anime/manga phase, I always get the urge to rewatch/reread some Death Note (or Tokyo Ghoul) every. single. time!
So I went for this special one shot that I never got around to reading, set 2 years after the events of the manga series ended.
Ughhh I miss *actual* L! :/
Ryuk meets Donald Trump 😅
The art style is so nostalgic - I will reread the main series one day. Maybe will finally get more physical copies beyond the first Black Edition, or just on the Shonen Jump app where I read this!
3.6 Stars
So I went for this special one shot that I never got around to reading, set 2 years after the events of the manga series ended.
Ughhh I miss *actual* L! :/
Ryuk meets Donald Trump 😅
The art style is so nostalgic - I will reread the main series one day. Maybe will finally get more physical copies beyond the first Black Edition, or just on the Shonen Jump app where I read this!
3.6 Stars
February 4, 2020
That was fun. Now I want more...
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June 18, 2023 Corta, entretenida y, sobre todo, divertida. Fue una buena forma de recordar Death Note :')
February 4, 2020
It was great diving into the Death Note world again. I loved seeing some old characters! Like, NEAR?? He’s all grown up!! And he really didn’t give a fuck at the end there. lol I loved that Minoru (the new MC) found a new loophole that just royally pissed off the Shinigami King. The ending is kinda of sad, but what could you expect from Death Note? Overall, this was a fun one-shot.
February 4, 2020
reading this one shot make me want to reread the whole series again!!
February 4, 2020
Geniale!
Anche se mi è mancato un po' il carisma di Light e la grandezza di L. Ma bellissimo ugualmente!
Anche se mi è mancato un po' il carisma di Light e la grandezza di L. Ma bellissimo ugualmente!
February 4, 2020
Whohoooo death note is back!
Well for just a One-shot but damn it's good to have it back.
Ryuk is up to no good as he wants to have his death note spread to someone and them do some evil ass things. Sounds fun right? Well it is, because he decides to drop it into the lap of someone new with a VERY different motive than Light. This catches on as N, now the new L, must hunt down A-Kara.
While I did really enjoy most of this, and the art is fantastic, the story feels a tad rushed. Why? Because it's told in less than 80 pages. I wish we had atleast a whole book worth of the story. However, some nice twist and turns, a special cameo that made sense, and the feel of Death Note still being interesting is always nice.
I'd go for a new series even. A 4 out of 5.
Well for just a One-shot but damn it's good to have it back.
Ryuk is up to no good as he wants to have his death note spread to someone and them do some evil ass things. Sounds fun right? Well it is, because he decides to drop it into the lap of someone new with a VERY different motive than Light. This catches on as N, now the new L, must hunt down A-Kara.
While I did really enjoy most of this, and the art is fantastic, the story feels a tad rushed. Why? Because it's told in less than 80 pages. I wish we had atleast a whole book worth of the story. However, some nice twist and turns, a special cameo that made sense, and the feel of Death Note still being interesting is always nice.
I'd go for a new series even. A 4 out of 5.
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February 7, 2020
The new Death-Note special one-shot is out. I am yet to read it...but I will still post the link right here. If anyone of you is curious to read it.
(The art is to die for😭)
February 17, 2021
I think in 88 pages the author was able to wrap up this cult classic in one shot with enough plot twist.
Yeah there wasn't any character development but hey it was only 88 pages.
It was amazing for 88 pages
Yeah there wasn't any character development but hey it was only 88 pages.
It was amazing for 88 pages
February 4, 2020
minoru was CUTE and smart as hell rest in peace king
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
May 21, 2022
بد نبود
نقشه پروتاگونيست به دلم نشست.
ولى قاطى كردنش با سياست و اشخاص واقعي مثل ترامپ🤮🤮
چطوري روشون ميشه به جانشين ال بگن ال
جمع كنيد اين مسخره بازيا رو😂.
كيفيت داستان درحد يه فن فيكشن بود.
2.5
نقشه پروتاگونيست به دلم نشست.
ولى قاطى كردنش با سياست و اشخاص واقعي مثل ترامپ🤮🤮
چطوري روشون ميشه به جانشين ال بگن ال
جمع كنيد اين مسخره بازيا رو😂.
كيفيت داستان درحد يه فن فيكشن بود.
2.5
February 4, 2020
Me pareció interesante el giro actual que le dieron los autores, sin embargo la regla abrupta me pareció poco creíble y una manera rápida de deshacerse de ese personaje sin mayor explicación, típico de los shinigamis
May 9, 2021
وان شات باحالی بود
قطعا نمیشه با خود death note مقایسه ش کرد چون یه کوتاه نوشت بود که البته ضعف هایی هم داشت
آمااا! خوندنش واسه کسایی که انیمه اصلی رو دیدن اون حس قشنگ رو براشون زنده می کنه و خالی از لطف نیست.
قطعا نمیشه با خود death note مقایسه ش کرد چون یه کوتاه نوشت بود که البته ضعف هایی هم داشت
آمااا! خوندنش واسه کسایی که انیمه اصلی رو دیدن اون حس قشنگ رو براشون زنده می کنه و خالی از لطف نیست.
February 25, 2020
No se trata de comparar ésta historia corta con el monstruo que fue Death Note.
Fue un buen complemento al universo que no me aburrió para nada y fue directo al grano mostrándonos una perspectiva muy distinta a la de Light Yagami.
Si te gustó Death Note recomiendo leerlo, te lo terminas en nada.
Fue un buen complemento al universo que no me aburrió para nada y fue directo al grano mostrándonos una perspectiva muy distinta a la de Light Yagami.
Si te gustó Death Note recomiendo leerlo, te lo terminas en nada.
February 28, 2020
The story has so much potential, I know it's a one-shot but I wish it was a little longer. L was pointless. I'm hoping it gets better treatment in adaptation, but I doubt it.
February 7, 2020
Death Note marcó de forma importante mi adolescencia por lo que, sabiendo que había una historia adicional, no podía negarme.
La trama es interesante, adictiva y entretenida.
Los giros me atraparon y encantaron.
El final es lo que me ha dejado un poco fría, no por lo que ocurre, sino por la regla que dejó un corte abrupto a los sucesos.
Aún así me gustó mucho, el personaje principal me pareció con potencial, aunque JAMÁS llegaría al nivel de Light.
Amé volver a ver a Ryuk, es mi favorito siempre♡
La trama es interesante, adictiva y entretenida.
Los giros me atraparon y encantaron.
El final es lo que me ha dejado un poco fría, no por lo que ocurre, sino por la regla que dejó un corte abrupto a los sucesos.
Aún así me gustó mucho, el personaje principal me pareció con potencial, aunque JAMÁS llegaría al nivel de Light.
Amé volver a ver a Ryuk, es mi favorito siempre♡
February 5, 2020
Don't fix what is not broken.
February 6, 2020
A good plot for a one-shot, short but interesting. The story set in the current time. I liked the art style it’s impressive as it is always.
February 9, 2020
Bagussss. One shot tapi nendang hihi
August 26, 2020
Okay...
Le di la cantidad de estrellas que le di por las siguientes razones (God, que bien se siente terminar algo y más en un par de horas )
De acuerdo, para alguien que es medio fan o fan del universo de Death note, realmente estará muy feliz por este spin off? (Si, Creo que si podría describirse de esa manera )
Al empezarlo a leer pensé que iba a ser mucho más largo, pero nop. En definitiva fue muy corto. Pero te hace recordar el tiempo en el que leías o veías death lo cual es muy adictivo..y en definitiva juega con el sentimentalismo en ese sentido; no me mal entiendas, es buena la historia, la cuál las 3 estrellas significan eso, de que me gustó, pero realmente siento que trajeron muy poca invocación a este mundo, además de que cuando sientes que estás empezando a calentar motores pues .... Se termina. En cuanto al final creo que en Death note todos son finales tristes por así decirlo.
Y yo creo que está más que considerarla como una continuación de Death note como la han promocionando, es más como una micro historia, ya saben, como en las pelis de Disney que te ponen cortometrajes antes de que empiece la peli? Pues así se me hizo esto
Así que en mi opinión es buena, no es la gran cosa, y yo creo que para pasar el rato y más para un fan le puede gustar o le puede decepcionar, dependiendo de la perspectiva con la que lo termine de leer y el como lo tome.
Le di la cantidad de estrellas que le di por las siguientes razones (God, que bien se siente terminar algo y más en un par de horas )
De acuerdo, para alguien que es medio fan o fan del universo de Death note, realmente estará muy feliz por este spin off? (Si, Creo que si podría describirse de esa manera )
Al empezarlo a leer pensé que iba a ser mucho más largo, pero nop. En definitiva fue muy corto. Pero te hace recordar el tiempo en el que leías o veías death lo cual es muy adictivo..y en definitiva juega con el sentimentalismo en ese sentido; no me mal entiendas, es buena la historia, la cuál las 3 estrellas significan eso, de que me gustó, pero realmente siento que trajeron muy poca invocación a este mundo, además de que cuando sientes que estás empezando a calentar motores pues .... Se termina. En cuanto al final creo que en Death note todos son finales tristes por así decirlo.
Y yo creo que está más que considerarla como una continuación de Death note como la han promocionando, es más como una micro historia, ya saben, como en las pelis de Disney que te ponen cortometrajes antes de que empiece la peli? Pues así se me hizo esto
Así que en mi opinión es buena, no es la gran cosa, y yo creo que para pasar el rato y más para un fan le puede gustar o le puede decepcionar, dependiendo de la perspectiva con la que lo termine de leer y el como lo tome.
March 16, 2020
Es muy curioso volver al mundo de Death Note muchos años después, y ver cómo todo lo que hizo Kira ha cambiado esa realidad. Y está bien ver que no se le trata como un héroe en las clases de Historia, aunque está claro que siempre tendrá sus seguidores.
Minoru Tanaka no es Kira, pero es obvio que Tsugumi Ohba no quería simplemente otro Kira. El chico no es tan listo como Yagami, pero tonto no es, y desde el primer momento tiene claro que no busca el mismo objetivo que Light, por lo que decide jugar su propio juego, en el cual Near, o el nuevo L, es solo un espectador más. Él y otros cameos de la historia original, exceptuando a Ryuk, no aportan mucho a esta nueva historia, que se centra más en el Shinigami y Minoru.
Es por ello que el final me decepciona tanto, me parece un poco un Deux ex machina la manera que tienen de solucionarlo todo al final. Una nueva norma introducida justo al final de la historia evita que Trump... Que el presidente de los EEUU pueda hacerse con la Death Note y condena a Minoru en cuanto toca su dinero. Creo que este final hubiera tenido más fuerza si se basara en algo introducido con anterioridad y que fue ignorado por ser considerado poco importante. Escrito de esta forma es como si al final de Harry Potter Voldemort le roba la varita de Sauco, pero justo cuando la coge muere, y solo entonces nos enteramos de que tenía una maldición que impedía que justo él la usara. Es como seguir la historia de un ladrón que ha pensado en todo durante el desarrollo de la historia y en la última página muere porque han cubierto el dinero con veneno, y solo nos enteramos cuando le afecta, en lugar de haber tratado de introducir el veneno con anterioridad.
Sé que Death Note se basaba mucho en sorpresas y giros sobre giros, pero me gusta pensar que estos estaban mejor establecidos, aunque puede que recuerde mal y la nostalgia me haga recordar la obra original mejor de lo que era.
Sin embargo, quiero acabar esta reseña con un comentario positivo: este capítulo extra ha hecho que quiera releer la historia original de Death Note.
Minoru Tanaka no es Kira, pero es obvio que Tsugumi Ohba no quería simplemente otro Kira. El chico no es tan listo como Yagami, pero tonto no es, y desde el primer momento tiene claro que no busca el mismo objetivo que Light, por lo que decide jugar su propio juego, en el cual Near, o el nuevo L, es solo un espectador más. Él y otros cameos de la historia original, exceptuando a Ryuk, no aportan mucho a esta nueva historia, que se centra más en el Shinigami y Minoru.
Es por ello que el final me decepciona tanto, me parece un poco un Deux ex machina la manera que tienen de solucionarlo todo al final. Una nueva norma introducida justo al final de la historia evita que Trump... Que el presidente de los EEUU pueda hacerse con la Death Note y condena a Minoru en cuanto toca su dinero. Creo que este final hubiera tenido más fuerza si se basara en algo introducido con anterioridad y que fue ignorado por ser considerado poco importante. Escrito de esta forma es como si al final de Harry Potter Voldemort le roba la varita de Sauco, pero justo cuando la coge muere, y solo entonces nos enteramos de que tenía una maldición que impedía que justo él la usara. Es como seguir la historia de un ladrón que ha pensado en todo durante el desarrollo de la historia y en la última página muere porque han cubierto el dinero con veneno, y solo nos enteramos cuando le afecta, en lugar de haber tratado de introducir el veneno con anterioridad.
Sé que Death Note se basaba mucho en sorpresas y giros sobre giros, pero me gusta pensar que estos estaban mejor establecidos, aunque puede que recuerde mal y la nostalgia me haga recordar la obra original mejor de lo que era.
Sin embargo, quiero acabar esta reseña con un comentario positivo: este capítulo extra ha hecho que quiera releer la historia original de Death Note.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 10, 2020
'The human who uses the notebook can neither go to Heaven nor Hell.'
After kira's era, Ryuk appears again in the Human world to give the Death note to another human. What will this Human do with thi's 'Kira power' in the age of technology and internet? And will he repeat the actions of Light or define a new way of using this Book.
I was shocked by how much i enjoyed this. I usually don't like it when anyone mess with my favorite things (Death note being one of them). But this One shot manga is really good and entertaining and i liked it veryyy much!
Highly recommended if you're a death note fan.
❤️ Thank you baby for the recommendation ❤️❤️
P.s: This was also read in COVID-19 era (10-04_2020). Stay home and read!
After kira's era, Ryuk appears again in the Human world to give the Death note to another human. What will this Human do with thi's 'Kira power' in the age of technology and internet? And will he repeat the actions of Light or define a new way of using this Book.
I was shocked by how much i enjoyed this. I usually don't like it when anyone mess with my favorite things (Death note being one of them). But this One shot manga is really good and entertaining and i liked it veryyy much!
Highly recommended if you're a death note fan.
❤️ Thank you baby for the recommendation ❤️❤️
P.s: This was also read in COVID-19 era (10-04_2020). Stay home and read!
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