DEATH NOTE: Tanpenshuu

Is Kira's story truly over, or does his influence linger?

In this complete collection of Death Note short stories penned by the series' creators, discover tales of lives irrevocably changed by the sinister influence of the Death Note, with surprising and thrilling answers to the question of what it truly takes to use the Death Note... or fight it.

Contains stories "C-Kira," "a-Kira," the Death Note pilot chapter, vignettes of L's life, and more.

(Source: Viz Media)

1. C-Kira-hen (Cキラ編, C-Kira); 2008
2. a-Kira-hen (aキラ編, a-Kira); 2019
3. DEATH NOTE ni Rakugaki 4-koma (DEATH NOTE にラクガキ4コマ, Death Note Four-Panel Comics); 2005
4. L - One Day; 2008
5. L - The Wammy's House (L - Wammy's House); 2008
6. Kagami Tarou-hen (鏡太郎編, Taro Kagami); 2003

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