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It's s really good series. Almost on par with Season 1 Tokyo Ghoul or the whole TG Manga

I'm sure it will be remembered for a long time.

It’s an amazing anime and deserves all the love it gets shout out to the author

@@The14CoreI heard that the mangas of death note and Tokyo ghoul are better than the anime’s is it right?

​@@williamhu7875That USUALLY is the case. It's true here as well, but the Death Note Anime didn't disappoint. Everything after Tokyo Ghoul anime season 1 basically doesn't exist for me.

Aight that's um, eggs, chicken, rice, more rice and a pokemon plushie

So that’s what happened to queen Elizabeth

​@@SillyNacho💀

​@@thegreatsunslayer❤bro was taking notes about the queen fore a presentation

@@GG-lk4xf I would be happy if the presentation was in the north korea and not queen elizabeth but kim jung un

Snow white

​@@Whatwasmynamemeanttobeagain Barbossa

Well, if I recall correctly, Rem said the whole "Apples are like alcohol for shingamis" sh¡t was an overstatement so it could be possible

@@MomazosDoritos I think Ryuk said that, but I may be wrong

@@Creepy_Patience2010 I meant that Rem specified that Ryuk was just overreacting

The only place I know of (not specific to any belief as it's often unanimous) is limbo, place where it isn't life, death, and neither heaven or hell but eternal wondering. Which I guess this is the same for shinigami, they're neither dead or alive as they don't need food to live but don't die until the cycle breaks over one small rule. As for the world, it's eternal and colorless without much to see, a place of abyss. Most ideas of limbs depict being stuck in some sort of cycle or abyss, cycle being a path that is just a circle because you start where you end and then there abyss. Vast emptiness but those stuck in it.

Rebirth

It doesn't. It was said in the manga and anime what happens to people who use death notes and he didn't mention it

I'm pretty sure it was said in the Anime that after death the owner goes to a place called "nothingness"

I think Ryuk said something like "but you'll learn about that later."

Yes! And in I believe the second opening you see light in what looks like the Shinigami realm 🥰

I feel like that’s what half of us would do too if we ever got the death note

Us writing our name on the corner of the first page just to call it our notebook 🥲

chicken and the egg paradox probably

​@@doodoocaca3936most likely, it is confirmed that there is a heaven so maybe God made a shinigami and that shinigami(the shinigami king) found a way to make more shinigami via getting humans to become death note users and then writing their names in his death note when it is their time

@@levicarpenter5509there is no heaven it’s a misconception in the show, look up mu it’s where every human goes.

maybe a human created the death note and used it and thus became the first shinigami

@@Kritikaarttour okay, but then how did a human create a death note?

Maybe but shinigami dont give each other their notebooks so it woulsnt happen

im looking for this as we speak

No we don't

Is this canon?

@@bluealice1386 It absolutely is, go ahead & Google Light being in Death Parade then take the context clues from both series about what happens to those who use the Death Note & the judgement process. How Arbiters can't judge other judges which the Death Note makes people judge who lives & who dies & what their reasons for their judgements are too ill defined for them to understand because they'd have to be human which is unacceptable for those who cannot live.

​@@bluealice1386Its just a theory, or an easter egg at best. The two anime are made by completely different people. Also the guy in death parade only slightly resembles Light.

​@@bluealice1386 are you talking about detective conan or is it something else beacuse conan sounds like this

​@@xaliimoxuseen937canon means something that is mentioned on the story, for example maybe detective conan has movies but they're not canon cause theyre not part of the manga and are not of the original story

More specifically, he says heaven and hell don’t exist

the manga and anime do have slightly different lore and story though so the fact that this isn’t said in the anime and all other evidence for light being a shinigami comes from the anime i think it’s possible

@@superl8296 it IS stated in the anime. It includes the rule that all humans die, and the rule that they all go to Mu (meaning nothingness, meaning there is no afterlife) after they die. Literally the only thing different is that Ryuk doesn’t say anything about heaven or hell not existing. But the inclusion of the rule alone is enough to determine that such is the case. And the very same ReLight films that this theory stems from ends with the last rule shown in the manga, which states that once someone dies, they cannot come back to life. In conclusion, no, it isn’t possible.

​@@dj3y3 Bit weird that he'd mention heaven and hell at all if they weren't real in DN. Why mention them once at the start of his adventure with Light, wait several years into Light's reign, and then mention them the only other time they come up at the very end? There's even separate rules in the How To Use series, one stating that the user can't go to heaven or hell when they die, and another distinct rule that says all humans go to Mu, parentheses nothingness (as in the parentheses are in the rule, not a clarification made by people reading it), after they die. Just seem confusing for no reason, in universe or out.

@@antitheist3206 I never said Ryuk waited until the end. It’s revealed at the end that they don’t exist to the reader. There’s a flashback in the penultimate chapter of the manga to that very first time Light meets Ryuk, where Ryuk states his surprise that Light works out that there isn’t any heaven or hell anyway. He goes on to confirm that they don’t exist in the flashback, and states that he brought it up because most people would have actually believed it. The reason for this is to bolster the gravity of what’s happening in the present. Light is dying, and he’s begging Ryuk not to let him die. Ryuk is taking immense pleasure in seeing this happen, and as a final jab reminds him of the time they met, hence the flashback. All of this to tell Light that there isn’t some grand ending for him. He’s going to die, and there won’t be anything on the other side waiting for him because, as he says “death is equal”. Meaning that it’ll be the same fate for him as literally everyone else, because despite everything he’s done, Light isn’t special. The reason the rules make this distinction is that, firstly, not all of these rules are actually in the notebook. Only the first five, and they were written into Light’s notebook by Ryuk before he dropped it at the beginning. The rest don’t even have those. Second, some of the rules shown throughout the series don’t always necessarily apply to the notebook itself, but rather are fundamental truths of the universe. Examples of the latter are the last three. That all humans without exception will die, that they all go to Mu (nothingness), and that once they die they can never come back. This would also include the “rule” that a person who uses it can’t go to heaven or hell. It’s one of those very early things that was done as a sting to add a sense of moral weight to the story. There’s a lot of people who believe in heaven and hell. Especially in Japan. So there’s a lot of potential readers who would be pulled in by that concept. The rule itself is more of a redundancy, since it turns out that, well, of course they can’t. No one does, because they don’t exist in this universe. As Ryuk finally says to Light at the end of the flashback, “There is no Heaven or Hell. No matter what you do while you’re alive, everybody goes to the same place once you die. Death is equal.” This is then followed up by Light not wanting to die in the present, but it’s too late.

There is heaven and there is also hell. They are real.

@@sakuracardcaptor4709 in the show the creator said in an interview there isn’t any they say it in the last episode everyone goes to nothingness I do think there should have been a heaven and hell cause it fits the show very well due to the godly music and feeling of the show fortunately the creator could still change his mind and add it hopefully there is a another show explaining the history of the shinigami how they got there their culture their place in the universe maybe the creator could ad heaven and hell to the mix so many possibilities even with out it

​@@andresfurious8302no, it says that anyone that rights in the death note cannot go-to heaven nor hell, they go-to mu(nothingness) but I don't believe in the light becoming a shinagami theory, I like to think he became an Izanagi (God of life) when ryuk turned to dust into the wind in the last episode in last scenes

@@harrybulz8703 yes I get it but the creator even said that heaven or hell doesn’t exist in this universe unless you have other evidence of something he said but yeah everyone in the universe mu nothingness in the last episode

​@@harrybulz8703The creator of Death note has flat out stated there is no Heaven or Hell, no matter what humans all go to the same place, which is Mu. People just assume what Ryuk wrote is a fact and not, you know, him being a dick and thinking writing that is funny, cause remember Ryuk is the one who wrote the rules in English in the Death Note, and he isn't against making up fake rules as we see later so it's entirely possible he was just feeling edgy

Then it’s a good thing heaven and hell don’t exist in the Death Note universe lol

@@dj3y3 but we as humans wouldn't know that unless some higher being told us that directly

@@user-ij6py2zi9b except a higher being HAS confirmed that in Death Note. Ryuk literally says it in the manga. Not to mention the rules of the Death Note already state quite directly that humans become nothing when they die.

@@dj3y3 I’m not talking about Light specifically, imagine you are a person who stumbled across the death note and used the heaven and hell thing to fool the human for fun. How would that person know the shinigami is lying? We can’t observe other planes of existence ourselves.

@@user-ij6py2zi9b I think you took my initial comment too seriously. I meant it as a joke, hence why I tacked an “lol” at the end. I’m not getting into this conversation over a joke.

He meant initially the shinigami king dropped the death note down and the person who used it first became the first ever shinigami and that shinigami did the same thing

Where is the shinigami dimension located though? Is it insidr the nothingness everyone will go to eventually or kinda above the earth lol

State the obvious more would you, he meant the shinigami king dropped the book to the first user and then the first user died, etc become a shinigami and repeated the process etc etc

@@r4zzzy chill

@@r4zzzyNo, all humans that die end up in MU (nothingness) no matter the death. The theory makes no sense.

It's because it can't update while ur watching, people have been commenting about this but never think with logic why is so

And Dies.

And he takes a potato chip and EATS it

@@S.D.323 wow

He takes the death note and EATS it

@@_NOT_TSUKASA_YUGI_ plot twist

caan u explain pls the handbag part

@@sunachizoro Haven't you watched the show?

@@szonator i did

i just did a bit ago and icdont eveb remember a hand bag

Google has no data on this. Ten bucks says this guy's wrong, or lying.

Abridged lol

No and this was just a theory there's no proof that this shinigami is actually light

Its shinigami shikigami has a different meaning

It was not shinigami light but Yagami light

​@@MizotoDGetothen why did he call him light ?

Ryuk says (and I'm paraphrasing) "no Light, you weren't a god. You were only..." then he notices the nameless shinigami has left and says "gone already?" He then says that things are going to get more interesting, finishing off with "isn't that right, Light?" as the scene changes to show the nameless shinigami walking off, presumably to go to the human world.

(灬ºωº灬) (✪ω✪) (´,,•ω•,,)?

He’d loose his good looks though *cries*

​@@etanifi7613Call me crazy, but that theorized Shinigami form of Light already be looking kinda hot

@@TacoLoverPerson buddy…

It is likely that his sister would be put in mortal danger tho, then light would end up killing that person and dying himself.

That part about people being born nameless to combat the death note is absolutely fire

They’d literally all have to be named “nameless” or it wouldn’t work.

Their weakness could be they have to acknowledge a nickname given to them by someone as true!

I believe if a death note owner in killed by the shinigami that gave them the death note your are reincarnated as a shinigami

@@WalterJ.Moriarty maybe but you do have to remember the fact that the creator of the death parade and death note are the same making it have sense and the character from death parade doesn’t just look like light it is LIGHT

@@Mizayuki6437 I know

hey, maybe its just an easter egg, i believe that he was reincarnated as a shinigami :D

Bro he died but as a shinigami it would be great

@@hunterdusty2324 I think you missed the point obviously I mean as shinigami how else would he come back.

@@Sleepy_Mitsuri well I didn’t know

​@@Sleepy_Mitsuritheres in no actual proof that this is light He might have ended in an empty void Plus the anime ended long ago i doubt they will make a saison 2

@@MizotoDGeto dang thats crazy I said I hope not that I knew.

Death parade