Death Note - Opening 1 v1 [4K 60FPS | Creditless | CC] 

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If anyone was given powers to kill, it would consume them, even the nobles. Yet, Light always wanted to pass judgement and already had what you'd call a God Complex and an amazing mindset. He was a better Shinigami than the ones in the actual Shinigami realm. That conquest is actually the emotions that build up in any human's mind to contribute to a better world. See, it says "forbidden apple" in one of the translations. When light takes the first bite, it represents him making a sin as the Christian and Muslim belief of Adam eating the forbidden apple, and it actually means light taking his first kill and it slowly turns into an addiction.

Light is also seen walking "above" the city on a metal beam with the apple as to say "I have the power and I'm above you" as he's also tempted to "eat the apple". To support this claim, in the end the apple turns to the death note.

Light always had the darkness we see in him embracing throughout the series, even before he became Kira- His childish, black & white sense of morals, his narcissism, his idealism and his conviction. He started on this path when in a moment of internal conflict, just like any human, he tried to justify his actions to put his mind at peace. His idealistic and childish worldview convinced him that the world is rotten and only he can cleanse it of all the wicked people in it. From there, as he kept rising in power, by both killing criminals and innocent agents of law in his way, his narcissism kicked in as he started to think he could become a god. And of course, he justified killing innocents by thinking anyone who comes in the way of god`s will must be punished. As he kept going, every victory over his enemies was a high that kept rewarding him for being on this mission with the joy of victory, and he wanted more. The Death Note did not corrupt him, it simply opened the path for his worst self to come forth. The morally reprehensible man we saw by the end was always there, its just that the limitless power gave his potential for evil the chance to show itself. Every human has potential for both good and evil, power simply lets you unleash the latter.

@@pkmntrainerred4247 well explained,thank you

​@@pkmntrainerred4247 This, exactly, with some clarification. The kind of "point" of Light as a character is to show that often the most narcissistic, psychopathic people in our society are charismatic, well-off, intelligent, and associated with existing power structures (in his case, the police force). They receive a warped understanding of the world due to their upbringing. His father, being part of the police force in a country infamous for its corrupted and incompetent justice system, would impart on him lessons, such as that all people who commit crimes are evil and burdens to society, and that the ends justify the means as far as treating people cruelly. As a result he viewed any criminal, regardless of the crime or the reasons they had for committing it, as unambiguously evil, and even if he DID have any empathy for them, he considered it fine to kill some "innocents" in pursuit of a better world. Light was a kid who had been misled and didn't get a chance to develop his worldview before he was given the Death Note, he is the perfect example of a naive child who enters adulthood thinking they have everything figured out, just amped up to 100 because he has a magic book that lets him kill people. In other words, Light is a stand in for people who are polite, well-educated, staying on the straight and narrow, and who turn a blind eye to (or are complicit in) miscarriage of justice. A lot of people find it strange or unrealistic that Light degenerates so quickly upon being given the Death Note, but the reason for that is he is a metaphor, he's not meant to be taken as a literal person, he is symbolic of the problems Japanese society has. He's supposed to be dramatic and cartoonishly evil, he represents a collective evil created by shared worldviews and a societally encouraged lack of empathy.

I did not notice, im gonna check

the second one is drugs

​​​@@zcatplayzzzz4179Fitting cuz the Death Note is basically a delusion-inducing addiction for Light

​@@zcatplayzzzz4179I LIKE CHOKAEALOT👹👹👹👹

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Yo y los african lore cuando:

Por que African lore ? Xd

@@DanielKamado videos de africanos con esa musica, humor ramdom

Unfunny

LOL 🤣🤣

Mom-you smoke Teen-I don’t smoke

Misa

doesn't even look like misa

Gracias

Wtf

As a 3-5 am mf, I'm telling you, this is just scratching the surface

best part

Never fails to send chills down my spine!

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The iconic task force

The Blu Ray releases of anime always feature creditless openings and endings as bonuses

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Xd hola

bro light died how will there be a season 2?

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​@@prehistoric_pringleplus nobody gonna take the role as kira not only will they be scared and lack conviction how would they get there hands on another one it's a once in a lifetime chance one drops anyway only reason ryuk did because he escaped the matrix

How light dies😂 that’s it

It's possible because light nor gone to hell or heaven so if ruke could return light also have a chance..

I disagree, it is his outro where he can messages and labels without covering up the OP/ED.

@@catJAM2x if it was a gameplay video or a vlog its ok to put music in the end ,, but if im listening to a song and suddenly hears another music,, my experience would be ruined

@@hins-ly1ik i understand your point, balancing video and music is complicated, but if he want the finals tags it is the only way he have.

Against near? Yeah. Against L? 50/50

@@hwowownkyouma8702 I mean Light’s twisted sense of justice makes sense especially in this day and age (against the system). But L and Near’s perspective is also correct for the system. What I am getting at most would look at Light and see him as the antagonist but is he truly an antagonist?

​@@MrMannyhwI wanted him to win at first, but after seing his face near the end i simply accepted that he became more of a monster than God. He had pleasure in winning, not making world better or at least it was how i saw it

@@madanigapopo1591 by the end we knew what Near was about. Near is an upgrade of L. Time to rewatch this.

i've always wanted light to win

0:00 - 1:20 best for me

​@@rgxlxn6 in short the whole opening

​@@kainathmasud2540lol

What do you mean ?

Word for word

Ur so funny I laughed so hard

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