Death Note, is an anime that has 37 episodes divided into 1 season, without any filler episode, the anime adapted up to chapter 100 of the manga (this has 100 chapters, completed).
- Rating: 4.5/5 ( votes).
- Creator: Tsugumi Ohba
- Illustrator: Takeshi Obata
- Editorial: Shueisha
- Published (manga): December 1, 2003
- Studio: Madhouse
- Director: Tetsurō Araki
- Music: Yoshihisa Hirano, Hideki Taniuchi, Studio Madhouse
- Premiere (anime): October 4, 2006
Savage killings, minor thefts, and arbitrary acts of brutality contaminate the human realm. In stark contrast, the domain of death gods exists as a mundane, unchanging gambling den. The resourceful 17-year-old Japanese student, Light Yagami, and the sadistic god of death, Ryuk, both harbor a shared conviction: their respective worlds are corrupt.
Ryuk, for his own entertainment, tosses his Death Note into the human domain. Light discovers it, dismissing the initial rule as absurd: the person whose name is inscribed in this note will meet their demise. However, succumbing to the irresistible temptation, Light conducts an experiment by inscribing a criminal's name, resulting in a chilling realization as his first murder unfolds.
Cognizant of the formidable godlike power now in his possession, Light—adopting the alias Kira—pursues his twisted sense of justice with the ultimate aim of purging the world of all wrongdoers. The meticulous detective mastermind, known as L, is already in pursuit, yet as Light's brilliance matches L's, the grand pursuit of Kira transforms into a gripping intellectual duel that can only conclude with the demise of one of them.
Death Note Filler Episodes List
In this list I will mark you the filler episodes of Death Note (if it had them), the extra material of the anime, either ovas or movies will be located in Chronological Order, and finally I will mention in which chapter of the manga the anime ends or in which chapter of the manga to start reading after the anime.
SEASON 1
The opening it covers is The WORLD (1-19), AWhat's up, people?! (20-37) and the ending is Alumina (1-19), Zetsubo Billy (20-36), Coda ~ Death Note (37).
- 01. "Rebirth"
- 02. "Confrontation"
- 03. "Dealings"
- 04. "Pursuit"
- 05. "Tactics"
- 06. "Unraveling"
- 07. "Overcast"
- 08. "Glare"
- 09. "Encounter"
- 10. "Doubt"
- 11. "Assault"
- 12. "Love"
- 13. "Confession"
- 14. "Friend"
- 15. "Wager"
- 16. "Decision"
- 17. "Execution"
- 18. "Ally"
- 19. "Matsuda"
- 20. "Makeshift"
- 21. "Performance"
- 22. "Guidance"
- 23. "Frenzy"
- 24. "Revival"
- 25. "Silence"
- 26. "Renewal"
- <--------------------- Death Note Relight 1: Visions of a God (*) --------------------->
- 27. "Abduction"
- 28. "Impatience"
- 29. "Father"
- 30. "Justice"
- 31. "Transfer"
- 32. "Selection"
- 33. "Scorn"
- 34. "Vigilance"
- 35. "Malice"
- 36. "1.28"
- 37. "New World"
- <--------------------- Death Note Relight 2: L's Successors (**) --------------------->
(*) Death Note Relight 1: Visions of a God is an animated feature film that compiles the first half of the series (episodes 1 to 26) and mainly uses original scenes from the anime, but includes some additional scenes and changes, mainly to replace longer events with shorter ones to adapt the content to a feature film.
(**) Death Note Relight 2: L's Successors is an animated feature film that compiles the second half of the series (episodes 27 to 36), in which it contains much more original material than its predecessor, presumably because the anime directors wanted to take more creative liberties in this particular special.