Discover Death Note (2006–2007), the legendary psychological thriller anime where genius student Light Yagami battles master detective L using the deadly supernatural Death Note. Experience unforgettable mind games, shocking twists, dark mystery, and one of the greatest anime series ever created.
Brilliant but bored high school student Light Yagami discovers a Shini...
The series of mysterious deaths catches the attention of world-renowne...
As the Task Force and L's investigation deepens, Ryuk tells Light that...
While formulating a plan to get the name of the man following him, Lig...
Soichiro confronts L about the FBI agents investigating the police, an...
Light runs into a woman at the police department who has information f...
Light uses the Death Note to try to get rid of the woman who could get...
Light, entirely aware of L's surveillance equipment in his home, begin...
L makes a direct move against his top suspect when Light enters To-Oh...
L challenges Light to a tennis match and tests his deductive abilities...
Video tapes reportedly from Kira air on Sakura TV, although L suspects...
Light is invited into the Task Force to help respond to the second Kir...
Light goes to Aoyama to discover the identity of the second Kira befor...
Light and Misa show each other their Death Notes, and Light asks Misa...
Convinced the two Kiras have met and worried at the prospect of his ow...
Light decides to tell L that he thinks he may be Kira.
Getting nowhere fast, L thinks of a new plan to get Light, Misa and Mr...
L's depression causes a scuffle to break out in the new headquarters,...
Matsuda, the task force member eager to distinguish himself, decides,...
After Light establishes a mole within the Yotsuba Group, L separates h...
The third Kira sets his eyes on Misa after meeting her. While Misa tak...
After learning that Higuchi is Kira, L decides that they mustn't appre...
L and Light, watching from the investigation team building, wonder who...
The team arrests Higuchi for being Kira and causing multiple murders....
