In psychological thrillers about battles of wits, few deaths are as impactful as that of the mysterious detective L in Death Note.

The latest trailer for Netflix’s live-action version of Death Note is here with our first full look at many of the show’s iconic characters. L (Atlanta ’s Lakeith Stanfield), the foil for ...

6 L Killed By Rem Using Her Death Note His real name was Lawliet, but for the better part of the show, he was the child prodigy and political investigator known as L.

Death Note Locations Inspired From Real-Life Places Before we start with the discussions about the scenes, here's the video you need to check out to know about the real-life locations.

From Kentucky to Russia, 'Death Note' has seeped into the real world in many scary incidents.

Death Note is widely regarded as a masterpiece in many circles, but the anime’s genius reputation crumbles under closer inspection.

Light Yagami, meanwhile, quickly developed his own style for killing criminals, testing the Death Note's powers, and most of all, fighting enemies like L, Mello, and Near.

RELATED: Death Note: How Light Used Misa Another moment is when he was able to infiltrate the police task force headquarters by posing as an ally to L.

Light reveals the existence of the Death Note and explains his elaborate plan. As he’s in murderous heaven, L (Keith Stanfield) finds the page of the Death Note Mia hid in a Calculus book.

If a nerdling didn't already spoil for you the big moment in this week's Death Note, then you were, without a doubt, floored.

Netflix’s film adaption of popular anime series Death Note is very, very far removed from the source material, but manages to rework the story into something reasonably entertaining.