Gen X Dad's First Time watching Death Note! (FINALE)

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[@billylin8800]

FMA:Brotherhood and Cowboy Bebop both have my support, two others i would like to suggest you check out are Soul Eater and Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex

[@BrazilianCitizan]

Ohba and Obata went on to make a great series called Bakuman about two teens becoming mangaka. In it theres an arc where they write a death note-esc title and it's speculated that manga ends how they wanted DN to end.

[@yuukinoyuki9064]

I loved that series. Lol

[@nazifsanaullah4489]

Naturally Code Geass should be the next challenge

[@NekRulez]

Yup, as we expected, the reaction to the ending. As i said in the last video, the true intended ending to Death Note is in Bakuman.

[@diogosimoes1031]

Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood is a good one. It's consistent from start to end. Really good.

[@arthurbourgois3360]

The only cartoon elements of cowboy bebop would be Edward the kid hacker, his dub is quite goofy

[@tenebrisdumplin4583]

As for your "what happens in a world that needs to recover from the existence of Kira?" question, there are a few one-shot chapters that show what happens in the aftermath of the story. The police outright say that Kira had a massive positive effect on crime rates, and now that he's gone crime is rebounding to pre-Kira levels almost instantly. The general population is mixed on if Kira was a good thing or not, but there is a sizeable portion of people who basically create a Kira religion around loving him and waiting for his return. There do end up being a few Kira copycats, but Near quickly dismisses them as far inferior to the original and not worth his time.

[@FurqanHun]

Biggest difference between full metal alchemist and full metal alchemist brotherhood is that FMA went ahead of manga and completely went to a different path after getting near to half point of the series as the manga was on hiatus at that time and the companies maybe didn't wanted to stop production and FMAB follows source material more religiously but the thing i like about FMA is that it feels darker even telling the same story while FMAB feels like they're trying to sugar coat some stuff and it also felt fast forwarded or rushed for the story that was told in FMA. Btw One Piece was the series that introduced me to anime world and then it was death note, both of them holds a special place in my heart but yes the ending of DN or to be ore accurate "near and mellow" part is disappointing. Allegedly the writer was forced to continue when he already had an ending in mind then i can say that its not easy to change the end once you've already decided on it and have been making the story go that way for years.

[@katakuri351]

If you're in to deep type of anime like death note then I recommend Attack on titan. It's a bit slow at times in the beginning, but it definitely picks up and you will be left asking for more if you do get into it, it's something that everyone should watch at least once especially if you're new to anime

[@KelvinSG]

Noah is right about Fullmetal Alchemist overtaking the manga and having its own ending. Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood is more faithful to the manga. Hope to see Noah complete this show someday too.

[@yuukinoyuki9064]

So I don't know if you guys have ever talked about this but anime as a medium was actually inspired by old American cartoons. Like the big eyes came from Betty Boop and such. So the big over-the-top reactions that put people off anime are actually a western invention. Think Loony Toons, Tom & Jerry, Popeye where anger is represented by someones whole face going red and steam pouring out of their ears. Or surprise is giant eyes shooting out of your head, etc Over the last 50+ years its developed into its own medium and has adapted more Japanese style idioms (a sweatdrop representing exassperation. Etc) but exageratted animation to represent emotions came from the west, lol.

[@annika8897]

About Misa’s life span, this is just what I think I could be wrong but Misa was given extra life span from both Rem and Gelus(shinigami that Rem talked about who saved a human(Misa) from a stalker and died because of it). A shinigami dies if they try to protect someone by killing the person who is threatening/intending to harm the person they are protecting. But when the shinigami dies idk how much life span is given but their life span is given to the one they protected. Misa was given two shinigami life spans so the deal of halving her remaining life span twice should not have the biggest effect. Misa lifespan is a big mystery to me and I don’t know how long she would live for. Also it was never Light that saved Misa it was Gelus, so her whole falling in love with Light because kira saved her and Light is kira is missed placed.

[@thomaswatkins1842]

I dont hate the end of death note as much as everyone else. I feel like n and m were like L split in half. Neither as great as L but both acting on their own. Either way you and your dad should read the death note one shots. Theres one that takes place years after this and its super short but very interesting.

[@AxleMagnum]

If it helps, there's a manga spin-off called Death Note Short Stories that includes two sequel chapters, taking place 2 and 8 years after the end of the series respectively, following two separate new characters being given the Death Note, one by a new Shinigami and the other by Ryuk again.

[@kingtuckashirtin]

In my opinion the first 2 Japanese live action films have the best ending to the series, I don’t except you watch them but just in case spoilers below It’s pretty much the same until L dies, they do give Naomi Misora a bigger role in the first movie so there is a bit of what you wanted with Light having to deal with her and L at the same time, anyway, it’s been a while so I don’t remember the specifics but Light gets cornered by the task that he thinks is in America at the time and it’s revealed that L actually wrote his own name in the death already saying he died peacefully in his sleep 23 days from then, therefore negating when REM writes his name, and basically giving himself a time limit to solve the case. Also since Lights dad is still alive at that point in the story he is there during the final confrontation and even sees Light try to write his name in a fake death note. Also ryuk writes Light’s name in front of him and everyone else like in the manga as opposed to the anime where Light runs away and dies alone in a warehouse.

[@Mojo12444]

Cowboy bebop!

[@phuckeury7183]

One Piece live action reaction?!

[@PorkChopsRiceandPeaches]

Can't until the Actor's strike in America is over -Noah

[@AnixVids]

I dont understand why that would prevent you from watching?@@PorkChopsRiceandPeaches

[@kzukiodenthechad7205]

Where’s Your One Piece Episode 1 Live Reaction?

[@lowiesas7302]

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[@LoveRec0rds]

Yo Dad!!! Dont watch evangelion!! It will mess with your head

[@ParisFrosty]

Maybe you should watch the One Piece tv show together?

[@ZachParks21]

One Piece adaption?

[@SuDaixi]

The Japanese movies have a better ending for the whole thing. I would recommend watching those instead.

[@CodeBreakerLP]

You guys should review Boku no Pico

[@aComplexName]

Please no. *Insert that one punisher meme* No no no no no

[@wow1574]

glad im not alone w how rushed and disappointing the ending of death note was.

[@BrazilianCitizan]

Ohba and Obata went on to make a great series called Bakuman about two teens becoming mangaka. In it theres an arc where they write a death note-esc title and it's speculated that manga ends how they wanted DN to end.

[@mechasatsu6214]

reading bakuman is my go to insperation fuel. I read it. watched the series. watch the Live Action. And everytime it inspires me to pursude short term goals as a setup for the grand scheme of things.