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Death Note is a Japanese manga series written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata. It was serialized in Shueisha's shōnen manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump from December 2003 to May 2006, with its 108 chapters collected in 12 tankōbon volumes. Wikipedia Episodes: 37 (List of episodes) Studio: Madhouse Published by: Shueisha Magazine: Weekly Shōnen Jump Adaptations: Death Note (2006), Death Note (2017), MORE
1.1 Light Yagami. 1.2 L. 1.3 Ryuk. 1.4 Misa Amane. 1.5 Near. 1.6 Mello. 1.7 Teru Mikami. 1.8 Minoru Tanaka.
Episode 1: Rebirth Outside the grounds of his high school, Light Yagami discovers a notebook that claims to be able to kill anyone whose name and face is known to its owner. He initially dismisses the so-called "Death Note" as a hoax, but, after testing its powers, he discovers that these claims are indeed real.
episode 2 Ryuk is impressed by Light's forethought and ingenuity. Meanwhile, Interpol convenes for a meeting regarding the rash of deaths of criminals the world over. Accusations and speculation fly over how so many criminals could suddenly die in such a short time, with no known cause of death other than heart attacks.
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After Furuta leaves his last breath, Kaneki goes to the core of the Dragon in order to destroy it only to find out that Rize's body was used as its energy source. After releasing her, the battle comes to an end. Six years later, Tokyo has come back to normal with humans and ghouls living peacefully amongst each other.
Despite the hardships they both had to go through they were eventually reunited and married. Kaneki and Touka interact for the first time. The two had actually met briefly when Kaneki visited the cafe, Anteiku, and she served him some coffee, oblivious to the existence of ghouls. After the Defense of Tokyo, Kaneki and Touka currently live happily married, with a daughter and another child coming, with humans and ghouls finally united together. There daughter name was Ichika Kaneki.