A classic horror manga Death Note a series known for its grim inconvenience, surprise revelation, and unexpected wordplay. Those rumors continue for creator Tsugumi Ohba shot-latest, who sees President Donald Trump enter the guerrilla war of a book on the murder of a magician living in the center of buildings.
Though the original Death Note manga wrapped in 2006, the franchise has received an extensive stream of modifications and add-ons since. Some, like the anime series, are excellent, while others end up being ridiculous and unnecessary. I'm not exactly sure where to go for that later part Death Note content, but it is certainly recognizable because of its real-world similarity.
Original Death Note The story is about a booklet that can kill anyone once its name is written on its pages. After being given an unknown murder weapon by Ryuk, "Shinigami" or "god of death," the anti-Yagami narrator uses Death Note to kill those whom he considers criminals under the "Kira" maker before completely leaving the rounds as he wakes up. to be captured by a series of intelligence investigators. It's a silly yet depressing story that never needed an epilogue or a follow-up, but I ended up with a combination of various shootings released since the end and I was ready to return to the world Death Note when Ohba discards the latest chapter.
This is new Death Note The story – illegally dubbed "Never End" by fans in the background an exhibition of art when it is first revealed – he sees Ryuk return to human world to give a young man named Minoru Tanaka the power of the Death Note. His main goals are to create dysfunction and eat apples (delicious in his country), and Tanaka promises to give him all the apples he can eat if he can follow the boy's plans. Look, instead of killing his enemies or committing some perverted law, Tanaka works for Ryuk through Japanese television to produce an auction "in the power of Kira," which in years past became a worldwide name.
The bids eventually grow so big that they can only continue with Chinese president Xi Jinping and US president Donald Trump, who has publicly stated that he plans to use Kira's power for "peace purposes" and the latter promises not to use it at all. After a raging war, the United States wins a $ 10 trillion auction.
The last surviving final searcher from the original Death Note the storyline looks at the changes that take place at the event, pondering how the new Kira plans to accept this splendid currency without revealing its progress. The solution is simple: Ryuk's final message directs the United States to distribute the money equally to everyone with a Jotsuba Bank of Japan account, out of 10 million per person. Tanaka and about one million other Japanese citizens find themselves rich.
No President in this book series is openly named, but the characters look so much like the real world Xi Jinping and Donald Trump that nothing goes against the clues Ohba makes. When he reveals himself in a look that looks like Trump, Ryuk informs him of a new law issued by the Shinigami King that says anyone who buys or sells Death Documents will die as long as he has a booklet or money. By acting as usual, the American president refuses to take Death Note on Ryuk, choosing to simply put it on a global show.
"I will announce that I have gained Kira's power," Trump explained to Shinigami in the Oval Office. “I have one, but I refuse to use it. It makes me look like a saint. ”
"Never Finish" is a fun return on Death Note the atmosphere, both in terms of the most recent manga story and its commentary in the real world. Bouncing back and forth between China and the United States as they fight the supernatural forces of the Legislature look at another heartbreaking blow where global power is known to take over during political negotiations, and it was no surprise to see Trump prioritizing buying more ephemeral omnipotence for personal gain than, I know , promoting the well-being of his fellow citizens.
However, Death Note it's best when plotting the complexity of their opponents, and anyone who fell in love with the subtle light of Light in the original storyline is sure to find something to like here. Just take the ingenuity and anointing of your great-great-grandfather with a grain of salt.
Oh, and a new baby dies like Light in front of him, if you just need a reminder of the limits of human nature.
