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Note, the product says book 3, but it's actually book 7. The seller made a mistake listing it. Light Yagami finally has everything he's been striving for. With his memory restored, he sets off a chain of events to once again purify the world of crime, sin and immortality, while eliminating L, the genius detective, who has been hounding him because he suspects Light of Kira. But with no actual proof, Light is set free of house arrest. Now that the Taskforce has to start over, Light (Kira), orchastrates his plan into motion... and succeeds! But L's successors are waiting in the wings to take up the fight: Near & Mello, and they have a score to settle with Kira for killing their mentor L. And the game starts again! This is a great read. Although, I perfer L to Near and Mello. Good plot, characterization, and story telling, but I thought the death of L would have been good enough to end the story, because sometimes the bad guy does win. Near and Mello are inferior to L, and I believe they were just insert characters to conclude the story because the writer had backed himself into a corner after killing L. This is a supernatural story, and with such, anything of a supernatural nature could have, including the resurrection of L. Which I think would have been a better idea instead of starting the story over again.Read full review
There are so many good things to say about the Deathnote series. Not only are they well drawn mangas and they have amazing characters, but the story line is AMAZING! You have to keep up with the story to get what is going on, and the logic and reasoning abilities of the characters are awesome. i love this series and I can't wait to read this next book! This is a must buy for anime/manga lovers! ps: The main characters are HOT!
great art work.Manga has been taken to a new level. This book goes up there with my favorites Arkum Asylum,which reinvented Batman and Nosferatu The Untold Orgin, which changed the way I look at vampyres
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