A story that truly test the values we have built this world upon. The protagonist, Light, finds a notebook that allows him to kill whoever he wishes. He plans to use it to rid the world of evil. He starts with good intentions and capitalizes on them, but we keep asking ourselves, is he doing the right thing? We see groups on both sides of the arguments and the watcher has to choose a side. What side should be chosen? Light does eventually get the end that he seemed to deserve, but your views on the whole thing tells you what kind of a person you are. Death Note is, more than anything else, a philosophical journey. I wont lie: there's almost no physical action and no superhuman characters so action lovers might get bored. But if you really want to see the world in a different *ahem* light, you NEED to see this masterpiece
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