Light Yagami looks angry in Death Note
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Death Note is one of the biggest names in anime and manga with a truly captivating and horrifying premise. The series follows Light Yagami, a high school student with a bright future turned malicious serial killer. When he got his hands on a book called the Death Note, he suddenly developed the power to kill anyone as long as he wrote their full name down, as well as pictured their face.
The Taro Kagami Story was published in the Weekly Shonen Jump Issue No.36, in 2003. It was received well enough that the story was picked up for serialization, leading to Death Note 's debut four months later. Although Taro is scaringly powerful with the combined powers of the Death Eraser and the Death Note, he does not take advantage of these godlike abilities. Once his mistake became evident, he immediately discontinued his usage of the journal and even stopped a fellow student from being lured into the Death Note's trap.
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