Death note episode 37 english dub

by Serg · Published December 20, 2021 · Updated December 21, 2021

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Anime America included Death Note as number 4 in its “Top 10 WTF Endings in Anime.”

The person who uses the deathnote can neither go to heaven, nor hell. Light dies at the stairs. Love this symbolism.

Death Note gets a little meh after L dies, but the ending is fantastic. Light's breakdown at the end is so well done, and the voice acting in both the sub and the dub are amazing. Love Matsuda in this scene as well.

Let me preface this with the fact that I knew Light was going to die in the last episode. I also thought to have read somewhere that Misa dies, so I guess the manga shows her jumping or something like that. Either way, I guess I just did not pick up on the hints that Near had tampered with both books. He completely read through Light – Mikami not being a mindless pawn came back to haunt Light, and it's a shame that he wrote the same cause of death, otherwise Light might have noticed that the real note might have been compromised. As for the actual end, I'm a bit disappointed that we have no information on what happened to the two notes left in the human world. I guess the responsible thing would be to destroy them – unless Ryuk decides to take them back to the shinigami realm with him. Nobody knows that he purposely dropped the note and might do so again, after all. I do however think that it would not provide him as much entertainment, after all the kira saga was so huge I'm sure everybody would learn of the notes in history class once they are gone. Could have done with less crazy Light as an exchange for more info on what happened after.

Misa commits suicide on the valentine day following Light's death, it is said in volume 13 of death note which is just a bunch of informations regarding all the characters.

There are sequel manga one-shots to Death Note, I've only read one of them but it's possible some of the things you mention here are addressed in the one-shots

This is probably the most important episode in all of Death Note, and I think there's a lot more to unpack in this ending than I thought on my first watch.

I think it's easier to appreciate this episode a second time knowing the result first. I could predict Light was going to lose in this episode on my first watch, but when it happened it felt a little anti-climatic since from the beginning I thought Light was supposed to be the villain. I'm pretty sure the author of Death Note has said the story has no villains though, and Light losing isn't due to his view of the world but his carelessness. On a rewatch, this episode is much better to me because I see it for what it is, not a commentary on Light's actions to this point, but an ending that is supposed to avoid being a boring ending at all costs, which is why I think the running scene with Ryuk thanking Light for alleviating his boredom is the final scene.

If I was coming up with an ending though, I would not have gone this route though. In my perfect ending, Ryuk would've wrote Light's name in the Death Note after it's clear Near isn't going to be persuaded by Light. Except, Ryuk would write "Light Yagami dies by gunshot." Almost everyone in the room has a gun on them, so for Ryuk this cause of death would be a final way to alleviate his boredom, and a way for him to see who would truly be able to declare victory over Light. After Ryuk does this, Matsuda would surprisingly shoot and kill Light, then Ryuk is revealed to having caused Light to be killed by the gunshot because he wrote Light's name down in the Death Note. This would be a way to fully resolve Matsuda's character as he's sympathetic to Kira's cause throughout the entire story. By the end though, he's crying and shoots Light multiple times because he realizes how personally destructive Kira is and does a 180 on his opinion of Kira. In the actual ending, Matsuda is just dragged off not having taken care of Light once and for all, and we don't see the consequences of his attitudes towards Kira, and if anything he could still be sympathetic to Kira but just lashed out at the thought of Soichiro. Ryuk's conclusion to the series could be mostly the same with an added line of "I never thought Matsuda would kill Light, how interesting, but I wrote your name in my notebook like I said I would." or something along those lines.

On a rewatch, I think Mello is kinda a shitty character. He spies on Misa which I believe goes unaddressed, and while he was secretly cooperating with Near through Lidner, it's hard to say if he really had as much of an impact on the SPK investigation as Near claims as we barely even see him in the final episodes leading up to his death. I believe Near could've found the real Death Note without the help of Mello, Near could've just sent Gevanni into Mikami's house and bank vault to check for the real note and he would've found it. Near winning with the help of Mello is also a little dumb considering how Near and Mello are the extremes of L's character before he died. Near is the analytical side of L that is secretive and doesn't take risks, and Mello is the emotional, "childish" side of L that was aggressive and didn't want to lose. Having Mello die because of his brazenness is obvious as that's the main reason L died, he got Light involved with the task force and told him and Rem too much that lead to his death. But having what I'd consider entirely Near's win be partly attributed to Mello undermines this point that it takes someone who's emotionally removed to win against Kira somewhat. I really don't know what commentary this ending goes for by having Near and Mello win together even after Mello is dead, I guess the most I can take away from it is 2 minds are better than 1.