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This was written by a wonderful new addition to the TNM team and I’m thrilled with how this video turned out. I thought it was a very interesting take on the series and one that needed to be shared! Thank you for your continued support in our effort to create the very best content possible! Love you all! 

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The Disturbing Truth Behind Death Note (Complete Series Review)

Go to https://buyraycon.com/notmark to get 15% off your Raycon purchase! Death Note, as a complete series, has a disturbing truth behind it. One that has gone unnoticed by the vast majority of those that have decided to watch and read this incredible but not entirely flawless series over the last two decades. Many love Light Yagami’s plotting and quick thinking, many more love the stoic and mysterious character of L, but what is it this series is actually telling us at its core and did the author and artist behind Death Note craft the best series they could? Let’s find out. MUSIC USED: -Beethoven's 9th -Bones (over by Martha Kovalchuk) -Golden Township of the Rising Sun (Cover by SeMi Piano) -Biotope (Virtue's Last Reward) -Clarification (Virtue's Last Reward) -荒廃した街で (Devil Survivor) Covers by Gabriele Motta: -Dark Light -L's Theme D -Senritsu -Near's Theme -Mello's Theme -Solitude (Kodoku) -Reasoning Video edited by Editor-san PATREON: www.patreon.com/totallynotmark TWITTER: www.twitter.com/totallynotmark

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Very informative video. Death Note is one of my favorite manga to revisit and this is a very interesting video to take in. I read the manga and have never seen the anime outside of a few clips on youtube (the anime version of the potato chip bag scene springs to mind XD) and I found it odd whenever I heard people say that Light was a hero or that they cried after his death. The analysis here gives me more context as to why alot of people felt this way. Also I particularly enjoyed the bit about Japanese society in the 90s; I never considered that angle before but it makes sense the more I think about it. Life does influence art in many ways. Oh and great music choices in this one; Devil Survivor and Virtue's Last Reward are awesome 👍

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Also I watched this after learning Netflix is going to continue with their Death Note plans... So fingers crossed that the sequel/show/movie/ whatever it ends up being turns out good🤞