She's been associated with him recently, probably since Spider-Verse.

I could see Daisy Ridley as Finesse.

Rey is my favorite Star Wars character ever. However i can't imagine Daisy Ridley in a Marvel movie. I read a few little Marvel comic books

I watched twelve episodes of Death Note two years ago and then got really busy and never finished it. I've heard the Light vs L arc is phenomenal, but the series goes downhill from there, never actually getting bad but also never getting close to as good as the initial arc was

I think the story went where it needed to go to complete the story, but yeah there is a clear decline post L vs Light. But the story makes it pretty clear that its the descending of the story. Its pretty much a steady path to the clear and definite end to the series after, which is something i actually admire of the series. The writers planned a definite end with no illusions of continuation. So that last quarter is much less amusing but its pretty clear that things are on the descend. At least in my opinion.

But yeah, L and Light are the best part of the show. Both neuro diverse characters who are so clearly in love. I love it. You could tell that if the writers had slightly more freedom they would have been more.

To be fair, the norm for anime and most series in general in Japan is to tell a story with an ending.

There are absolutely exceptions to this - shonen stuff like Naruto/Dragon Ball/etc tends more toward the standard US model of keep writing as long as it’s selling. (Outside of anime there are long running soaps and so forth - but most live action shows are written as one season and done.)

I think that whether people are consciously aware of it or not, it’s definitely part of the appeal to have a show that tells a story and ends, instead of drawing things out as long as possible because it’s popular then limping to a rushed conclusion once cancellation looms.

Oh, and Slyme an anime that might appeal to you is an older one called (and I feel like I’m going to mess up the spelling of the name here) Haibane Renmai.

It’s probably about as different as you could get to Death Note, being much slower paced and almost dreamlike for the most part, but it gets pretty dark with reconciliation with death being baked into the premise, and suicide/suicidal impulses later on.

Ill have to read up on that!

Guys, which would you suggest I should watch first? The Sopranos, Breaking Bad or Peaky Blinders? I heard all of them are great can't decide which I should start wth