What YOU MISSED with the Death Note MANGA ENDING

[maxnguyen-vpwz]

"could you imagine a world without light"
"that's be darkness"
hits different now

[potatogaming]

The anime ending on a staircase signifies that he didn’t go to neither hell or heaven btw

[Celestial_sapient]

ryuk really said ''alr lil bro lights out''

[hirushaliyanage]

bro thought he would be able to say "nah I'd win"

[MrLucasrn]

Also the ending kinda gives way to the joke misa and L said

Misa: I can’t live in a world without Light
L: Yes, that would be dark.

😂

[Cehjdth]

The thing is light knew Ryuk would be the one to kill him yet he still begged for his life showing that even light who killed hundreds of thousands of people still fears death

[Krabchronicles]

I think the anime handled Misa's (implied) death really well, specifically the scene where she's on the roof top at sunset. Just like light dying on the staircase as a symbol for him not going to heaven or hell she killing herself at sunset is represents her love for Light because in her own words "I couldn't imagine living in a world without Light"

[wiltedwoods]

I disagree with the people saying the anime had a better ending. I think the desperation the manga shows is a perfect ending for him- nothing but stress, pain, and true human feelings.

[kl]

when Light say "I DON'T WANT TO DIE !!!!"
i though by my self "do you realy think ALL the people you killed wanted do die too"

[afightersdream]

I honestly believe that the anime did a good job of portraying light as a coward terrified of death.
That double page black is pretty cool, though, and can't really be replicated in the show.

[evilkingstanley]

I actually really like how in the anime he sees L standing above him

[furiousben]

A cool detail in the anime ending of death note is that when light dies he is at the middle of the stairs saying that he never went to hell nor heaven

[mahamadeuswardhana]

Istg when i saw the drawing of lights heart atack then flip the page and saw the double page of black, that gave me chills. Trully amazing.

[Skeletone]

The movie has it like this but instead of near, it was L.

In the movie, L pre-wrote his name in the deathnote so he would fool Light into thinking he died. L faked his heart attack and Light fell for it confessing he is Kira.

It cuts to Light being cornered by everyone and L at the top of the stairs explaining he pre-wrote his name.

Then Ryuk wrote Light in the death note

[wizrad]

I like that either way Ryuk reminded Light in the end that they weren't friends, Light was amusing to Ryuk, something to pass the time, and when Light needed Ryuk, well the fun was over, it was time to move on.

Also, I've always like the theory that Light ended up becoming a shinigami himself.

[SakuraKurosaki]

I like both endings, but the scene when Light sees HIMSELF when he was just a student it's HEARTBRAKING. And not mention that he sees or alucinante with the silhouette of L. That's pure 🚬🚬🚬

[ApacheKai]

The manga ending is so satisfying because you've been literally going with lights, righteous bull crap God complex, for all this time for him killing out so many detectives are trying to catch him, And here he is literally cornered and now desperation he ends up getting what he deserves.

[Touma]

That's cool but i love the sweeping shot of the city, at least the little warehouse area they're in. The colors, Ryuk looking cool on the water tower. Perfection. The manga ending is still really good in how unforgiving and mocking it is to Light. So far up his own butt he genuinely thought Ryuk cared an iota about him.

[heretopissyouoff]

I love the idea that the guy who has a God complex, who believes his role in the world is divine, is taken out by a kid who basically treats the whole thing like a game. That is the ultimate destruction of ego to light, which is perfect for his character. He lost in the worst ways possible to him. He's essentially no different than a kid who found a gun and thinks he's a hero.

[maitryeesadhak]

Just listening to it gave me chills. That black page part 😨