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I wasn't a fan of how Near and Mello were portrayed.

The wear and fatigue of working on the Kira case is shown wonderfully on the police cast. The subtle changes that Light goes through from innocent teen to one with a murderous god complex is shown exquisitely. I could see the suspicion, shock, subtle annoyance, confusion, or even utter frustration perfectly portrayed in the faces.

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The characters all looked distinctly different which was a plus and their expressions were extremely well done. It was dark so it fit the style and mood of the plot. Though the rest of volume was well done, the very last chapter did not add much and should have been left off but I suppose it provided some closure so it wasn't too awful but it was rather bland and predictable. It had built up plenty of suspense that kept me going till the very last chapter. It was very fitting though extremely wordy but I liked the way the characters reacted to the events that unfolded. Though the last half wasn't all that great, the last volume somewhat made up for it. While the first half seemed planned and had a clear sense of direction that made me feel like it was heading towards an epic finish, the second half just seemed to meander along into a convuluted mess with characters added that lacked substance and 'twists' used to just keep the plot dragging on till the end. It had suspense, sharp wit, plenty of humor and twists to keep it going for about 7 volumes and then it crashes and burns. The story started off refreshingly witty with cynical and dark but humorous dialogue and plot and I was hooked immediately. The rest involves basically a cat-and-mouse chase to see whether Kira or L, a mastermind detective, and the police force will win out. The teen, nicknamed Kira, uses the notebook to kill criminals causing the police to get involved to stop him. There are plenty more rules involved with using the notebook but that's the main one to know. A highly intelligent but bored teenager finds a notebook that can kill anyone who's name is written into it as long as the owner knows the name and face of who he wants dead.

Story: Death Note had an interesting and unique enough premise.