Death Note Box Set Vols 1-13

Packaging was good and box came in good condition

12 volumes + how to read artbook + small dead note rules book. You will get these things in this set. This is a great collection. I was thinking between buying the bluray collection but ended up buying this. I have to say it is worth every penny and better than blu ray (unless you get the omega edition) The manga prints are great How to read contains character arts and interviews and pilot manga of death note. And it contains a death note calling card with L's real name on it! I have just shown its backside in pictures since spoilers (duh!) Go ahead and buy it though. It's amazing and i just keep looking at it like a weirdo.

I ordered it yesterday got it today and its real. Never buy any perfect paperback books they are all a rip off and a fake. And coming to manga no spoilers!!!!and only if you got a original manga like me you will get a how to use death note book and a card in which l's real name is revealed!! Overall a perfect experience must buy for collectors!!

Now about the product, this is a must have for every Death Note fan. The actual box looks somewhat smaller when compared to the pictures.The pictures that are on the box look gorgeous in person and opening the box was a delight. Inside the box you get all the volumes of the series and 1 extra book and an additional 13th volume. Extra book explains all the rules to use when using a Death Note and the extra 13th volume contains complete character biographies, detailed storyline summaries, production notes and behind the scenes commentaries, also exclusive interviews with the creators Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata and a bonus manga chapter of never before translated material. Bonus: It also has L's true name card which can be used as a bookmark. Top critical review See all 3 critical reviews› 1.0 out of 5 starsReturn ByKirthikaon 3 March 2018 Paper quality poor want to return

Well, this is my first ever manga I read and to be really honest, it's way too good. When you started to read, you'll just go on the next page, volume after volume and will get truly satisfied when you finish the last volume. This is totally a gem and looks good in your manga library. This set was gifted on my birthday and I was bust into the tears. It was like my dream came into reality.

I've waited for years! And finally bought it with my savings. Received it this morning and I can't express how happy I am to own this masterpiece. Amazon delivery was awesome. There were minor dents which are inevitable. All in all, the package was delivered quite perfectly and beautifully. No books missing. Even the little Death note rules book and L-card are awesome. Mind blowing! I already know the story and purchasing the box set is just one of my guilty pleasures. The art outside AND inside the box was spotless. Pristine. I must admit that the box set was smaller than what I expected it to be. I'll be re-reading this again now... This time though, not virtually on cellphone screen but physically by holding each volume with utmost reverence.

The box,the mangas and finally the volume 13 with 'L''s card,all are awesome. But make sure to buy from verified sellers to get the original item. I bought from Cocoblu retail.

It was quite good. Only issue the box was a tini tiny bit damaged at one corner when I received it. Else everything was great👍

日本語版よりも大きいので、細かい文字が読みやすかったです。デスノートの取り扱い説明書や箱もついているので、バラで買い揃えるよりもお得です。

Wow, just wow i thought that it was fake but no. Its original and good quality. I collect death note alot so im pretty happy with this.

The Death Note manga box set is easily one of the best collector’s editions for any manga fan. This set includes all 12 volumes of the series, plus a bonus How to Read guide, neatly packaged in a sturdy and well-designed slipcase. Whether you’re new to Death Note or revisiting it, this collection is the perfect way to experience the series in its original form. The story itself is a gripping psychological thriller that blends mystery, strategy, and morality into one of the most compelling narratives in manga history. Following the story of Light Yagami, a high school student who gains a mysterious notebook that allows him to kill anyone by writing their name, the series quickly escalates into a high-stakes battle of wits between him and the genius detective L. The tension, plot twists, and strategic mind games make it nearly impossible to put down. One of the biggest advantages of getting the full box set is the seamless reading experience. Each volume flows naturally into the next, and having them all in one place makes it easy to appreciate the intricate storytelling without interruptions. The bonus How to Read guide is a fun extra, packed with character insights, interviews, and details about the creative process behind the series. The quality of the books themselves is excellent. The print is crisp, the artwork looks fantastic, and the pages have a nice feel to them. The slipcase is sturdy enough to keep the books in great condition, making this a great set for collectors. For anyone who loves intelligent storytelling, Death Note is a must-read, and this box set is the best way to own the full series. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering it for the first time, this collection is well worth it. Particularly for teenage readers!

edizione magnifica, tomi ben rilegati e piacevoli al tatto. Ottimo per un collezionista di manga

On Goodreads, I rated this 4 stars, which means "I really like it." But on Amazon, it just means "I like it," which for me does not do justice to the effect it had on me. The story didn't make me feel things to the depths of my soul, nor did it present any particularly new viewpoints to me, but it was fascinating: fast-paced, full of twists, an interesting social critique. Light is a great main character/antagonist, as we get to delve into his twisted psyche and see how he goes from being a bright, idealistic teen to a power-tripping, out-of-control murderer. But my favourite character is definitely L, the detective trying to prove Light's guilt. He's a brilliant, adorable cinnamon roll, and he alone makes the series worth reading. (Can anyone tell I have a crush?) There are some things I take issue with (plot conveniences, the portrayal of women, occasional confusing parts, and one thing that I can't mention because it is a major spoiler), but for the most part, it's pretty solid. Also, a lot of people say that the anime is identical to the manga. This isn't true. The anime both adds and cuts things. Read the manga first, then watch the anime.