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Death Note: Relight
ディレクターズカット完全決着版 〜リライト
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Synopsis
When approached by a fellow death god tempted to visit the human realm, Ryuk recounts his own journey to the other side and the story of Light Yagami—a brilliant young man who impressed him there. One day at school, Light stumbles upon Ryuk's lost Death Note and realizes it is not an ordinary notebook. He learns that it has the ability to kill every person whose name is written inside, provided that the user can visualize the victim's face. Having long deplored the decadence of current society...
Background
Death Note: Rewrite is a recut version of the Death Note anime series, comprising two movies. The first film, titled Death Note: Rewrite Genshi Suru Kami or Death Note: Relight Visions of a God, condenses the events of the series' first half. The second film, titled Death Note: Rewrite 2 L o Tsugu M...
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
moderate
ViolenceNumerous deaths by induced heart attack shown on screen; a few suicides and executions depicted with some blood but limited gore.
strong
Disturbing themesProtagonist systematically kills criminals to create a 'perfect world,' raising moral ambiguity; includes manipulation, mental breakdowns, and major character deaths.
mild
LanguageOccasional strong profanity in both sub and dub versions.
This two-episode recap special condenses the cat-and-mouse thriller about a student who gains a supernatural notebook that kills anyone whose name he writes in it. Expect a psychologically intense duel of wits with frequent death, moral complexity, and a protagonist who becomes increasingly ruthless.
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Death Note: Relight has 2 episodes.
Death Note: Relight is currently finished airing.
Death Note: Relight was produced by Madhouse.
Death Note: Relight aired Aug 31, 2007 to Aug 22, 2008.
Death Note: Relight is based on a Manga.
This two-episode recap special condenses the cat-and-mouse thriller about a student who gains a supernatural notebook that kills anyone whose name he writes in it. Expect a psychologically intense duel of wits with frequent death, moral complexity, and a protagonist who becomes increasingly ruthless.
