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Death Note

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Death Note	label	Death Note
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Death Note	comment	A live action TV drama series of the Death Note franchise. The story follows Light Yagami (Masataka Kubota), an ordinary college student with no ambitions beyond living a quiet life working for the government. One day after dealing with an old classmate known for harassing other people, a Shinigami named Ryuk (voiced by Jun Fukushima) drops a notebook called the Death Note in front of Light, with the notebook possessing the power to kill someone by writing their name down in it. While Light initially dismisses the notebook as ridiculous, when he sees his classmate is dead after writing his name down, Light begins to acknowledge its power is real. After being tempted to use the power of the notebook a second time in order to save his father, Light decides its burden is too much to bear but when Ryuk convinces him that the notebook could end up in the hands of someone evil, and that Light can use it however he wants, Light decides to use the notebook to purge the world of criminals becoming a Serial Killer known as Kira. When his activities catch the attention of a world-famous detective named L (Kento Yamazaki), an all-out battle between the two begins to see who can find the other first.
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Death Note / int_113480b7	type	Canon Foreigner
Death Note / int_113480b7	comment	Canon Foreigner: Raye Penber's fiancé and Shoko Himura.
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Death Note / int_121b3725	type	Age Lift
Death Note / int_121b3725	comment	Age Lift: Instead of Light being in his late teens, it's implied that he may be somewhere in his early twenties. One episode confirms that his birthdate is the same as the original incarnation (February 28th), but his birth year is 1995 instead of 1986 (1989 in the anime).
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Death Note / int_17501df2	type	Cool Old Guy
Death Note / int_17501df2	comment	Cool Old Guy: Watari, par for course, as L's friendly proxy, helper, and father figure, taking on the part for Near when he shows up as well.
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Death Note / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
Death Note / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: L briefly has a scene where he changes shirts because the one he wore had a small pulp stain from the juices he drinks. This appears to happen quite frequently.
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Death Note / int_1fc8335e	type	Deal with the Devil
Death Note / int_1fc8335e	comment	Deal with the Devil: While Light already believes he's dammed for having used the notebook, his partnership with Ryuk comes off more like this opposed to the manga as Ryuk goads him into using the notebook for his own purposes.
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Death Note / int_20f689e9	type	Adaptational Villainy
Death Note / int_20f689e9	comment	Adaptational Villainy: Surprisingly not who you'd think but actually Ryuk. As opposed to his All-Powerful Bystander counterpart in the manga who just dropped the notebook into the human world at random and then proceeded to kick back, here he specifically makes sure it falls into Light's hands and actively goads him into continuing to use it when Light is initially fearful of its power. While Near was far from heroic in the original manga and anime, early promotional material described this version of the character as "dangerous." In fact, Near himself is actually much more personable and friendly than before, while Mello is simplified into his Superpowered Evil Side. Halle Lidner is The Mole for Mello's gang, which is in and of itself a much more evil organization here. Subverted when it's revealed that it's all part of L's plan and she's been an FBI under his authority the whole time.
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Death Note / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
Death Note / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: As opposed to how quickly the manga established Light as Kira, this first episode of this version spends a lot of time highlighting Light's life before he makes the decision to become Kira and his struggles with the morality of that decision. L is actually shown interacting with Near, properly setting up the notion of Wammy's House. He also takes action years before he did in the original. Teru Mikami's character before becoming the later Ax-Crazy Dragon is explored from early on in the series.
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Death Note / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Death Note / int_2d4fa515	comment	Teru Mikami's character before becoming the later Ax-Crazy Dragon is explored from early on in the series.
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Death Note / int_31e94d5e	type	TV Genius
Death Note / int_31e94d5e	comment	Light isn't a TV Genius and starts off as more of an everyman before becoming Kira.
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Death Note / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Death Note / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Raye Penber is significantly more competent in this adaptation, and Naomi Misora was Adapted Out in favor of... some girl. He pretty much inherits the surprisingly large deal of difficulty and cleverness she once had. He would've taken Light down during the third episode if it wasn't for Misa.
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Death Note / int_370aad9	type	Split Personality
Death Note / int_370aad9	comment	Mello, by virtue of sharing a body and mind with Near, makes it out just fine.
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Death Note / int_37499c8	type	OnceAnEpisode
Death Note / int_37499c8	comment	Ryuk excitedly exclaims "Humans are so/very interesting!" just about Once an Episode.
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Death Note / int_3b4185fb	type	Stalker without a Crush
Death Note / int_3b4185fb	comment	Stalker Without a Crush: Ryuk follows Light around for a good chunk of the first episode and drops the notebook specifically behind him. This time, he meant for Light to pick it up. Raye Penber, the FBI agent following Light, is this.
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Death Note / int_3cb17a19	type	Super-Powered Evil Side
Death Note / int_3cb17a19	comment	Mello is Near's Superpowered Evil Side.
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Death Note / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
Death Note / int_3f45f1e6	comment	While Near was far from heroic in the original manga and anime, early promotional material described this version of the character as "dangerous." In fact, Near himself is actually much more personable and friendly than before, while Mello is simplified into his Superpowered Evil Side.
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Death Note / int_450c5a85	type	Alternate Continuity
Death Note / int_450c5a85	comment	Alternate Continuity: Some notable changes include: Light isn't a TV Genius and starts off as more of an everyman before becoming Kira. Light's mother is dead in this continuity. Light seems to actually have a thing for Misa and consciously aided in eliminating the murderer of her parents. Near is already involved in the story while L is still active, and Mello is a doll that he uses and actually his Superpowered Evil Side. Ryuk isn't hovering over Light like in the manga and anime and instead just hangs around the house, waiting for Light to return. This changes in the second episode where he does follow him around a little. Soichiro finds out the truth about Light, throwing him over the Despair Event Horizon as he pleads with him, ultimately leading to his death.
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Death Note / int_4510b368	type	Ambiguous Gender
Death Note / int_4510b368	comment	Ambiguous Gender: Near. While the Crunchyroll subs refer to Near as male, the actual dialog never genders them, and in some early promotional material they were specifically described as "a person of unknown/undisclosed gender." They're played by a girl, but Near often is. Mello uses very masculine language, implying he's still male, but as he's still a separate person, that doesn't say anything about Near's gender.
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Death Note / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Death Note / int_469e3e2f	comment	L is the subject of this In-Universe. Even Watari has no idea what his true stance on some things was, especially given that the final scene reveals that he'd prepared a video congratulating Near and Light on capturing Kira, apologizing to the latter... Just in case.
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Death Note / int_47b21ca6	type	Stress Vomit
Death Note / int_47b21ca6	comment	Stress Vomit: Light nearly hurls after hearing Sakota died of a heart attack.
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Death Note / int_48c99e19	type	Death by Adaptation
Death Note / int_48c99e19	comment	Death by Adaptation: Light's mother died years before the series began, and his father's absence during it drove a bit of a wedge into their relationship. Halle Lidner, also known as Himura Shoko in this setting, is killed by Mikami's Death Note. She gives Light back the stolen death note, rides off, and kills herself "somewhere she won't be found" as directed.
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Death Note / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Death Note / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: Episode 2 has Light attempt to kill Raye Pember after getting his name from the latter's badge in a busjacking. He writes in the 'Death Note' that he goes to L, leading to an argument between the two that ends with Raye shooting L before dying himself. But later on, Light receives a phone call from L, who tells Light that Raye told light everything that happened on the bus, with one more tip. Episode 8's clash has Light beating up L for possession of the 'Death Note', with L remarking that Light cannot kill him, because of his real name being unknown. A text message is sent to Light's phone, who picks it up and laughs. It's because L's real name was sent to him by Mikami. Two of them occur in Episode 9's ending, when Near watches L's second posthumous video. Episode 10's denouement seemingly shows Light fulfiling his main goal: retrieving the second 'Death Note' from Himura. He gloats that he can finally become the God of the New World... and then Soichiro calls out Light's name from behind him, having heard everything.
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Death Note / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Death Note / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: In Episode 3, Light orders Raye to write down the names of all FBI agents on a provided sheet of paper, including his own on a red box marked on that sheet. He does this, and walks into an abandoned factory to drop off the 'Death Note' and die, according to the red entry. But when Light secretly goes to the factory to retrieve his paper, passing by Raye's corpse, the corpse's hand grabs Light's foot. In the same episode, the Once More, with Clarity! montage at the end reveals two important facts: Misa found out Light's identity as Kira at her concert, with her eyes glowing yellow. This shows that she used the Shinigami eyes to locate the 'Death Note' user who didn't have a lifespan floating above their head. And then, when it cuts to Light's near-capture by Raye, a P.O.V. Cam shows Raye's real name and lifespan, confirming that she was the one who indirectly saved Light's life, by writing Raye's name down in her 'Death Note'. Episode 8 has Light get L's real name, and having stopped L from attempting to kill him with the retrieved 'Death Note', writes L's name down. 40 seconds passes... and L gets up, weakly laughing all the while. This meant that Light's writing in that 'Death Note' never affected L, with the next episode revealing that with the help of Watari, L swapped the notebook with a fake. The next episode after that has L, victorious over Light by switching the notebooks, and at the husk of finally telling the Investigation Team about Light's betrayal. Suddenly, the heart attack sound effect is heard, and L can only collapse to the floor, with the implications being clear. Episode 10's denouement has Soichiro writing his own name in the 'Death Note', to test Light's lie on whether that notebook is a fake willingly given by Himura. As his last words] he tells Light that he will do one last thing as a father... by opening a flask, splashing flammable liquid on the 'Death Note' and brandishing a lit lighter. Another one in that same episode. Light wrote Himura's name down, ordering her to give him the 'Death Note' and drive off to her fate. During the credits, we see what happens: Himura goes back to Mello's hideout, covered with pictures and strings about the Kira investigation. As Mello asks her where the 'Death Note' is, the latter reaches into her bag, pulling out and activating a grenade. In that close-up shot revealing the grenade, C4 can also be seen strapped to her jacket. She ends up fulfilling the final part of Light's writing: to kill herself and destroy all evidence relating to Kira, much to Mello's shock. The final episode has Light finally cornering Mello in a warehouse after the latter had kidnapped Sayu just days before. He tells Mello that the jig is up, and that it's time to turn himself in... until Mello takes off his helmet, revealing it to be Near instead. Also, Light poses the question of how Near took the real 'Death Note' from Mikami and replaced it with a phony, even though the latter used his version to kill two criminals on the morning news to confirm it's authenticity. Near then calls for Watari, and a projector shows two versions of the news website, with one version reporting the criminals' deaths, and the normal version. The news was actually altered to fool Mikami!
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Death Note / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Death Note / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: In a chronological sense. During the first episode, a flashback showed Soichiro being to late to make it to the hospital before his wife died. When he opened the door, Light and Sayu were standing over her covered corpse, with Light angrily asking why he didn't pick up his calls and ending with Sayu crying for her mother. His eventual death is confirmed nine episodes later, when we see Sayu in the hospital, crying for her father over his corpse. The differences are that his face is uncovered and Light displays a complete lack of emotion, a far cry from the person he used to be.
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Death Note / int_560a978f	type	Amnesiacs are Innocent
Death Note / int_560a978f	comment	Mikami and Misa not only unambiguously survive, but lose their memories of their times as Kiras.
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Death Note / int_5a36f8bc	type	Not His Sled
Death Note / int_5a36f8bc	comment	Not His Sled: The plot mostly follows the original, but it still throws more than one of these moments at viewers, greatly changing certain aspects of various plot points. L allows police to meet him in person much faster, though admittedly only with Soichiro at first. First, Raye Penber presents Light with a false ID of a businessman. This is quickly resolved, but then when Light writes his name in... It's not his name. Then, he figures out the scheme that killed him in the original and manages to confront Light, failing only because of Misa's unexpected interference. His fiancee is pretty much a non-entity. The creepy guy with a camera evokes the creep who nearly killed Misa in the original, and Light even takes measures with one of her bodyguards to prevent her from being attacked after Ryuk tips him off... But then it turns out that same bodyguard was the real would-be killer. After Light's Memory Gambit pays off, he sends Misa out into a forest for her to dig up Rem's 'Death Note' and touch it to regain her memories, exactly how the source material played out. Unfortunately, one episode ago, Teru Mikami had dogged her once to find out how she was connected to Kira, so a hired former private detective is sent into that forest, knocking Misa out and delivering what Misa had dug up to Mikami. Hence, this is how he gets the 'Death Note' to obtain his sense of justice. In L's final confrontation with Light to force him to admit he's Kira, he breaks down and shows his true side after receiving a message from Mikami revealing L's true name, L. Lawliet; thus Light becomes the first to scrawl his name into the Death Note instead of Rem in the original. However, L doesn't die, as the Note Light scrawled on was a fake. L is then killed by Mikami instead, who writes his name into a scrap of Death Note he has as backup, preventing him from revealing the truth to the investigation team. Himura, the Affirmative Action Girl of the Task Force, replaces Mello as Sayu's kidnapper out to get the Notebook... But she's basically Mello's Dragon at the end of the day. Regardless, a member of the task force being a villain is still this trope. Mello is Near. The one consistent detail of Light's fate in other adaptations, that Ryuk ultimately does him in, is changed. Instead, Ryuk simply watches him burn.
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Death Note / int_5e7163c9	type	Alternative Character Interpretation
Death Note / int_5e7163c9	comment	Alternative Character Interpretation: Quite a few examples both In-Universe and compared to other versions of the story. L's feelings of friendship towards Light are portrayed as genuine, and it's implied that, while he's still certain that Light is Kira, he really doesn't want him to be. It's as vague as ever with Light himself, though. Considering Light's tearful proclamation that he wanted to be L's friend forever when he thinks L's about to die and his flashback to his moments with L in his dying moments, overlaid with L saying that Light was the first person he'd been interested in and that he wishes they could have met another way, followed by Light exclaiming that "our feelings are the same"... It looks like he really did genuinely care as well. L is the subject of this In-Universe. Even Watari has no idea what his true stance on some things was, especially given that the final scene reveals that he'd prepared a video congratulating Near and Light on capturing Kira, apologizing to the latter... Just in case. Near, and his Split Personality. It's left open to interpretation whether he really has one in the form of Mello, or whether the Mello persona is all an act and he's therefore Obfuscating Insanity.
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Death Note / int_619985d7	type	Sacrificial Lion
Death Note / int_619985d7	comment	The Yotsuba group, with the sole exception of Higuchi, all survive, including Hatori.
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Death Note / int_66dfe36a	type	Missing Mom
Death Note / int_66dfe36a	comment	Missing Mom: Light's mother Sachiko is dead in this incarnation and his father Soichiro's absence from her deathbed and subsequently from Light's life in general puts a bit of a strain on their relationship.
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Death Note / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
Death Note / int_6d332aea	comment	Episode 10's denouement has Soichiro writing his own name in the 'Death Note', to test Light's lie on whether that notebook is a fake willingly given by Himura. As his last words] he tells Light that he will do one last thing as a father... by opening a flask, splashing flammable liquid on the 'Death Note' and brandishing a lit lighter.
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Death Note / int_6eeba1f2	type	"Shut Up" Kiss
Death Note / int_6eeba1f2	comment	"Shut Up" Kiss: Light does this to Misa when she's about to reveal him as Kira. At the time, she didn't realize that L had set up cameras and microphones in his room and she thought his jitteriness meant that he was nervous around girls or was just oblivious to the reason why she was there.
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Death Note / int_72455542	type	Adaptational Intelligence
Death Note / int_72455542	comment	Adaptational Intelligence: Raye Penber of all people. Unlike his manga and anime counterparts he 1. doesn't actually give Light his real name during the busjacking and uses it to deepen the suspicion that Light is Kira, 2. During Light's plan to kill him, he has his conversation with Light wiretapped to figure out how he kills, 3. Catches on to Light's ploy with the FBI files and actually comes ridiculously close to killing him. The only reason he doesn't outright manage to defeat Light is Misa's intervention with her own Death Note.
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Death Note / int_736d791f	type	Adaptational Badass
Death Note / int_736d791f	comment	Adaptational Badass: Alongside generally not being an idiot, this version of Raye Penber is much more hands-on, personally fighting the busjacker and being seconds away from blowing Light's brains out.
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Death Note / int_7374ab13	type	Once More, with Clarity
Death Note / int_7374ab13	comment	In the same episode, the Once More, with Clarity! montage at the end reveals two important facts: Misa found out Light's identity as Kira at her concert, with her eyes glowing yellow. This shows that she used the Shinigami eyes to locate the 'Death Note' user who didn't have a lifespan floating above their head. And then, when it cuts to Light's near-capture by Raye, a P.O.V. Cam shows Raye's real name and lifespan, confirming that she was the one who indirectly saved Light's life, by writing Raye's name down in her 'Death Note'.
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Death Note / int_7453bc5b	type	Spared by the Adaptation
Death Note / int_7453bc5b	comment	Spared by the Adaptation: Since the circumstances of L's death change entirely, Rem and Watari are not killed in it. Mikami and Misa not only unambiguously survive, but lose their memories of their times as Kiras. Mello, by virtue of sharing a body and mind with Near, makes it out just fine. The Yotsuba group, with the sole exception of Higuchi, all survive, including Hatori.
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Death Note / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Death Note / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: "The things X can/can't do".
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Death Note / int_7eccbb3d	type	Shower Scene
Death Note / int_7eccbb3d	comment	Shower Scene: L and Light have one in Episode 4, and it's played for all the Ho Yay Fanservice it's worth!
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Death Note / int_820ac351	type	It Amused Me
Death Note / int_820ac351	comment	It Amused Me: Ryuk's motivation for dropping the notebook and giving it to Light remains the same.
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Death Note / int_82a64c4b	type	Adaptational Nice Guy
Death Note / int_82a64c4b	comment	Adaptational Nice Guy: Most of the main cast. L and Light seem to be genuinely honest in their declarations of friendship, even after L's death, and Near is a lot more personable.
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Death Note / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
Death Note / int_868409c	comment	Episode 10's denouement seemingly shows Light fulfiling his main goal: retrieving the second 'Death Note' from Himura. He gloats that he can finally become the God of the New World... and then Soichiro calls out Light's name from behind him, having heard everything.
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Death Note / int_86ae1278	type	Adaptational Dumbass
Death Note / int_86ae1278	comment	Adaptational Dumbass Light is noticeably stupider than his original counterpart. He yells at Ryuk to shut up while he's being pestered in class, he fails at trying to tell Misa that she will be killed without looking like a crazy fan, and it takes him a moment to realize that her security guard was supposed to be the one to kill Misa. Speaking of Misa, she's also stupider than her original counterpart. She messes up left and right as the Second Kira and almost reveals Light as Kira while there were still cameras and microphones set up in his room. It certainly doesn't help her character when she asks Rem what "paranoid" means while Rem was warning her the dangers of owning a Death Note and she only took the eye deal just to find out who Kira is and decided that she didn't want the eyes anymore after that.
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Death Note / int_87646020	type	Memory Gambit
Death Note / int_87646020	comment	After Light's Memory Gambit pays off, he sends Misa out into a forest for her to dig up Rem's 'Death Note' and touch it to regain her memories, exactly how the source material played out. Unfortunately, one episode ago, Teru Mikami had dogged her once to find out how she was connected to Kira, so a hired former private detective is sent into that forest, knocking Misa out and delivering what Misa had dug up to Mikami. Hence, this is how he gets the 'Death Note' to obtain his sense of justice.
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Death Note / int_898ff050	type	Villain Protagonist
Death Note / int_898ff050	comment	Surprisingly not who you'd think but actually Ryuk. As opposed to his All-Powerful Bystander counterpart in the manga who just dropped the notebook into the human world at random and then proceeded to kick back, here he specifically makes sure it falls into Light's hands and actively goads him into continuing to use it when Light is initially fearful of its power.
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Death Note / int_8a1215e0	type	Bratty Teenage Daughter
Death Note / int_8a1215e0	comment	While Sayu wasn't exactly the perfect daughter/sister in the original series, here, she's a little more over privileged Bratty Teenage Daughter (watching TV while texting a friend, calling her brother stingy when he refuses to make dinner for her, expecting him to make dinner for her in general, etc.).
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Death Note / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
Death Note / int_8b68d9a7	comment	Stalker with a Crush: Ryuk jokingly claims that Light has become this for Misa. Though this may have been Foreshadowing for who was originally supposed to kill her.
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Death Note / int_8bff32a8	type	Creepy Doll
Death Note / int_8bff32a8	comment	Creepy Doll: Near communicates with Mello through a ventriloquist dummy in the early episodes when all he really has to do is hang around alone.
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Death Note / int_8cb1a369	type	Took a Level in Jerkass
Death Note / int_8cb1a369	comment	Took a Level in Jerkass: L, surprisingly. While he wasn't exactly pleasant all of the time in the manga, here he comes off as much more smug and condescending, only bothered by being compared to Kira when Soichiro calls him out on how hypocritical the Lind L. Tailor stunt was.
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Death Note / int_8d3349bb	type	Canon Character All Along
Death Note / int_8d3349bb	comment	Canon Character All Along: Shoko Himura turns out to be a Race Lifted version of Halle Lidner.
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Death Note / int_90a1fbd4	type	Split-Personality Takeover
Death Note / int_90a1fbd4	comment	Split-Personality Takeover: Mello overtakes Near, complete with Evil Costume Switch. This turns out to be a ruse; Near was never out of control and Mello was just helping Near carry out L's plan.
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Death Note / int_9350a0b9	type	The Tape Knew You Would Say That
Death Note / int_9350a0b9	comment	The Tape Knew You Would Say That: Even from beyond the grave, L still manages to make a fool of Matsuda in one of his many posthumous video messages.
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Death Note / int_970c8a84	type	Big Fun
Death Note / int_970c8a84	comment	Big Fun: Mogi is a significantly nicer, warmer person than before who has been fond of Light since he was a baby.
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Death Note / int_973d220f	type	Never My Fault
Death Note / int_973d220f	comment	Never My Fault: Light blames Lind L. Taylor for getting in his way and thus, provoking him to kill.
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Death Note / int_9c1f758a	type	Kill It with Fire
Death Note / int_9c1f758a	comment	Kill It with Fire: Light's death here. Instead of being killed by Ryuk writing his name down, he burns in a fire.
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Death Note / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Death Note / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: After his engineered busjacking test in episode 2 ended with him injuring his left shoulder, he holds it for the rest of the episode. It's made clearer that this referenced his pose after his left hand was shot by Matsuda in the finale. This line from Sochiro to Light in Episode 6, after one views the former's death in episode 10: "If you turned out to be Kira, I was prepared to die here." Episode 7 has L and Near work on a jigsaw puzzle together. L gives the last piece to Near, claiming that he may not be the one to complete the puzzle. He unintentionally meant the Kira case as a whole, because L dies two episodes later, and in the last episode, Near beats Light and exposes him as Kira. Throughout the whole series, there are some scenes and subtle motifs associating Light with fire, alluding to Light's death in a warehouse fire: Episode 3 has Light set up a trap in his drawer: if one fails to pull open the cover hiding his 'Death Note' correctly, an electrical current would ignite the oil bag underneath it, destroying his evidence. That is a double whammy, as that tells us not just Light's fate, but how Light meets that: he grabbed his burning 'Death Note'. Later on in the episode, Light burning a flowchart linking Raye Pember, his fiancé and the FBI. After L's death in Episode 9, Light uses a lighter to destroy Mikami's 'Death Note' scrap used to kill L. How does Light kill Shoko Himura in Episode 10? By blowing herself up with a grenade and C4 to destroy Mello's Kira evidence. Not to mention Sochiro's attempt at destroying the 'Death Note' before his suicide with that notebook: splashing flammable liquid on the 'Death Note' and igniting it. Although Light stops him, he only delayed the inevitable.
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Death Note / int_a0a005d1	type	Protagonist Journey to Villain
Death Note / int_a0a005d1	comment	Protagonist Journey to Villain: Far more pronounced than in the original due to Light's descent coming significantly slower, particularly with him genuinely caring for Misa even more than just an annoying pawn.
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Death Note / int_a1bc812	type	Smash the Symbol
Death Note / int_a1bc812	comment	Smash the Symbol: In the beginning of the finale, Light comes across the doll of Mello on a road. But as he comes closer, a truck tips a ton of debris right on top of it, while Light manages to evade being crushed. This was basically Near giving a hint to Light that their Split-Personality Takeover was faked.
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Death Note / int_a3673c4c	type	It Gets Easier
Death Note / int_a3673c4c	comment	It Gets Easier: Light nearly commits suicide after confirming that he'd killed his first two victims. Cut ahead to a month later, and he's acting as Kira just fine.
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Death Note / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
Death Note / int_a4414a05	comment	Adaptation Dye-Job: Since this is a live-action adaptation of manga series, there will be a few changes in hair and eye color. Light has dark brown/black hair instead of light brown/red hair. Misa has medium brown hair instead of blonde.
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Death Note / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Death Note / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Mogi goes from the least focused-on of the task force members to the most besides Soichiro, being an old friend of his who's apparently known Light and Sayu since they were babies. He even acts like a second Team Dad.
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Death Note / int_a8205e54	type	Holding Your Shoulder Means Injury
Death Note / int_a8205e54	comment	After his engineered busjacking test in episode 2 ended with him injuring his left shoulder, he holds it for the rest of the episode. It's made clearer that this referenced his pose after his left hand was shot by Matsuda in the finale.
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Death Note / int_a91078ea	type	Adaptational Jerkass
Death Note / int_a91078ea	comment	Adaptational Jerkass: L. Though not exactly a 'hero' (with Word of God admitting that he's a bit evil), he usually comes across as A Lighter Shade of Grey when compared to Light and a few spin-offs (namely the film L: change the WorLd and the light novel Another Note) portray him more sympathetically. This series by contrast draws more attention to the amorality of his actions and he is generally far more smug and arrogant than most portrayals. However, when he finds out that Light is Kira, he wanted him to atone for his crimes. While Sayu wasn't exactly the perfect daughter/sister in the original series, here, she's a little more over privileged Bratty Teenage Daughter (watching TV while texting a friend, calling her brother stingy when he refuses to make dinner for her, expecting him to make dinner for her in general, etc.).
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Death Note / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Death Note / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: "Another willful request," by Watari, whenever L, and later Near, asks him to do something. Ryuk excitedly exclaims "Humans are so/very interesting!" just about Once an Episode.
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Death Note / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Death Note / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: While Mogi got the opposite trope, Matsuda and Aizawa were barely any more than Those Two Guys, and the former's most impressive moments were either given to somebody else, written out, or someone else's idea.
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Death Note / int_bdd7fd6b	type	These Hands Have Killed
Death Note / int_bdd7fd6b	comment	These Hands Have Killed: As opposed to his more sociopathic manga counterpart, Light is much more bothered by the first two murders he commits and even attempts suicide before making the decision to become Kira.
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Death Note / int_c181a846	type	Dies Differently in Adaptation
Death Note / int_c181a846	comment	Dies Differently in Adaptation: Every other version of Light Yagami has gone out with a Death Note-induced heart attack, almost always being killed by Ryuk once he got bored. Here, he burns to death in a warehouse and Ryuk isn't involved at all.
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Death Note / int_c3286c8f	type	Affirmative Action Girl
Death Note / int_c3286c8f	comment	Himura, the Affirmative Action Girl of the Task Force, replaces Mello as Sayu's kidnapper out to get the Notebook... But she's basically Mello's Dragon at the end of the day. Regardless, a member of the task force being a villain is still this trope.
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Death Note / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Death Note / int_cc4b45f6	comment	L. Though not exactly a 'hero' (with Word of God admitting that he's a bit evil), he usually comes across as A Lighter Shade of Grey when compared to Light and a few spin-offs (namely the film L: change the WorLd and the light novel Another Note) portray him more sympathetically. This series by contrast draws more attention to the amorality of his actions and he is generally far more smug and arrogant than most portrayals. However, when he finds out that Light is Kira, he wanted him to atone for his crimes.
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Death Note / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Death Note / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: Instead of Light's descent into madness being a complete bloodbath, he kills over fifty people within a month via heart attacks. Most of his murders in this version are just people dying of heart attacks, even when people dying of heart attacks is probably a dead giveaway. In addition, the show notably shows a more positive tone than the original manga and anime.
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Death Note / int_ce767e6f	type	Co-Dragons
Death Note / int_ce767e6f	comment	Co-Dragons: Mikami and Misa end up playing this straighter than in the manga, where Misa eventually fell out of relevance compared to other Dragons.
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Death Note / int_d4bf11d1	type	Dramatic Unmask
Death Note / int_d4bf11d1	comment	Dramatic Unmask: More like dramatic hood flip when L shows his face to the audience after the Lind L. Tailor ploy and eggs Light on to try and kill him.
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Death Note / int_dda99fa8	type	Despair Event Horizon
Death Note / int_dda99fa8	comment	Soichiro finds out the truth about Light, throwing him over the Despair Event Horizon as he pleads with him, ultimately leading to his death.
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Death Note / int_dfbb1685	type	"Pan Up to the Sky" Ending
Death Note / int_dfbb1685	comment	"Pan Up to the Sky" Ending: The final shot is the sky above L's grave after Near and Watari leave. For bonus symbolism, the full moon, which has been representative of Light throughout, is visible above the cross, suggesting they might be Together in Death after all.
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Death Note / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
Death Note / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: Raye Penber is significantly more competent in this adaptation, and Naomi Misora was Adapted Out in favor of... some girl. He pretty much inherits the surprisingly large deal of difficulty and cleverness she once had. He would've taken Light down during the third episode if it wasn't for Misa. Mello is Near's Superpowered Evil Side. Shoko Himura is Halle Lidner in name and role as Mello's Number Two, Ide in initial role to the task force (and his Out of Focus status until The Reveal), Naomi Misora in appearance and past involvement with L (they worked on a case together in the past and she's unfailingly loyal to him) and even shares a good deal with canon's version of Mello. Light dies in a fire, like Takada.
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Death Note / int_e70127	type	The Mole
Death Note / int_e70127	comment	Halle Lidner is The Mole for Mello's gang, which is in and of itself a much more evil organization here. Subverted when it's revealed that it's all part of L's plan and she's been an FBI under his authority the whole time.
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Death Note / int_e7cb46d3	type	Satellite Character
Death Note / int_e7cb46d3	comment	Due to changes in how Mello's character played out, Matt had no reason to exist.
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Death Note / int_e8dca77c	type	Adaptation Origin Connection
Death Note / int_e8dca77c	comment	Adaptation Origin Connection: Kuro Otoharada, originally a minor criminal (and the first person Light kills when testing the notebook), is reimagined as a criminal who Soichiro himself brought to justice at the cost of not being by his wife's deathbed. Light later kills Otoharada in the first episode, saving Soichiro who's being held hostage.
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Death Note / int_f12d9d83	type	Promotion to Parent
Death Note / int_f12d9d83	comment	Promotion to Parent: Since his mother is dead and his father is at work most of the time, Light has taken on the responsibility of being both a brother and a parental figure for Sayu.
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Death Note / int_f3d5d15f	type	Creepy Child
Death Note / int_f3d5d15f	comment	Creepy Child: Near takes this trope and runs with it.
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Death Note / int_f9876f7e	type	Faking the Dead
Death Note / int_f9876f7e	comment	In Episode 3, Light orders Raye to write down the names of all FBI agents on a provided sheet of paper, including his own on a red box marked on that sheet. He does this, and walks into an abandoned factory to drop off the 'Death Note' and die, according to the red entry. But when Light secretly goes to the factory to retrieve his paper, passing by Raye's corpse, the corpse's hand grabs Light's foot.
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Death Note / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Death Note / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: L changing shirts every time he gets something on one.
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Death Note / int_fa7d3dfe	type	Number Two
Death Note / int_fa7d3dfe	comment	Shoko Himura is Halle Lidner in name and role as Mello's Number Two, Ide in initial role to the task force (and his Out of Focus status until The Reveal), Naomi Misora in appearance and past involvement with L (they worked on a case together in the past and she's unfailingly loyal to him) and even shares a good deal with canon's version of Mello.
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Death Note / int_fe6c146e	type	The Corrupter
Death Note / int_fe6c146e	comment	The Corrupter: Ryuk intentionally drops the Death Note near Light in this version, rather than Light randomly being the one to find the book, and influences him to become Kira.
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