Story (9.5/10): Death Note unfolds an exceptional and thought-provoking narrative that explores the moral complexities of justice. The concept of a Death Note, a notebook capable of causing death when a name is written in it, sets the stage for a gripping exploration of morality and power. The first arc, with Yagami Light's pursuit of creating a utopia, is exceptionally well-crafted, earning a perfect 10. However, the introduction of a second arc is seen as somewhat unnecessary and contributes to a slight decline in the overall rating for the story. Despite this, the series stands out for its ability to challenge viewers' morals and deliver an intelligent, suspenseful plot. Animation (9.5/10): The animation in Death Note is masterfully executed, with a fitting use of dark colors that complements the series' tone. The characters and scenery are well-designed, and even mundane activities like writing with a pen are presented with a cool, aesthetic touch. While action scenes ...