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Due to this being a review of the second of two specials which condensed the entire 37 episode TV series into roughly four hours, I’m going to skip describing the tale and covering what all semi-decent reviews of the TV series should by default, such as art/animation and sound. If I covered those aspects, I might as well be typing a review for the TV series instead. As I type this, I’m assuming the readers will already by familiar with Death Heed, though I will acquire succor in order to avoid revealing all to those not in the know.
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First of all, don’t choose I loathe Death Price because of my 5/10 derive. The reverse is apt – I appreciate Death Sign, it being one of very few titles to receive top marks from yours truly. Madhouse did a astounding job of fitting 50+ chapters into 11.5 episodes with the last half of the yarn. The sappy ‘original ending’ marathon aside, it’s the best manga adaptation I’ve seen to date, it actually improving on the manga by removing the lisp that slowed down the second half of the legend needlessly. However, when they tried to fit the entire second half into 90 minutes – INCLUDING an introduction and two minutes of credits – the writing was already on the wall.
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Right from the originate, I had a feeling it wasn’t going to be very excellent.. or, to be more valid, I had a feeling I’d be here, trying to recount why I hated it. It started with L making a ’surprise’ return, summarizing the first half, with original… animation. But there were only two shots of L – one with him standing at a distance and one from the side of his face – and only his lips moved. At that moment, I couldn’t befriend but mediate of how diminutive pain went into this special. And this turned out to apt in the case of nearly all of the ‘new’ footage created in a failed attempt to connect a butchered version of the record, with a lot of awkward looking facial art and itsy-bitsy animation.
…Oh, yes, I mentioned ’sappy’ above. If you happen to approve of the Madhouse ending and are in desperate need of something else to complain about, Madhouse delivered with one of the few truly novel scenes added – one not added to simplify the anecdote. The scene in ask involves L, via a TV hide, explaining to the kids at Wammy’s House how he’s an idiot (I’m quoting him here) and, because he’s an idiot, how he’s fearful of being lied to. He rambles for awhile, pointing out how he loves the human bustle for their idiocy (the kids all pay attention because of this dramatic speech), and then it was over. I’m unsure if the Japanese > French > Engrish translation improved this scene or not, but it added nothing of value.
Anyway, provocative away from sappy goings on and onto inconsistencies. Because of the grand amount of disclose that was lop (removal > rewrite), there are numerous inconsistencies show. The most bothersome inconsistency occurred towards the kill, when Aizawa entered THE warehouse. In the chubby legend, he goes in to confirm the identity of those inside, him having seen them all already beforehand… but the scene where he saw those people prior to that wasn’t included in this special. How in the name of God could he have known if they were the genuine deal or not when he’d never seen them before? Was he upgraded to a psychic in order to further shorten the length? HOW!?
Maybe even worse yet, Arrive knew fair from the open the identity of Kira. Death Impress fans should be aware that Arrive, though suspicious, only became obvious of the identity of Kira after interacting with him for awhile and nearly getting burned as a consequence. But in this woeful attempt at shortening the chronicle, he unbiased knew.
There are many other points I could mention, such as Light acquiring the services of Mikami and Takada before Reach came into the portray – the special not even showing why Mikami or Takada were selected – but I won’t to avoid going on forever. Honest have me when I say it’s as noteworthy of a mess as you’d ask an attempt at condensing an already condensed last half of a tale to be.
Fear not, though, as we aren’t done yet. Not even stop. I’ve saved the best for last.
Remember Light’s dad? You know, that guy you never remember the name of and instead unprejudiced refer as Light’s dad? Yeah, him. Did you like the drama curious him in the TV series, where the climax of his memoir resulted in Light showing his right colours, and later played a key share in Matsuda’s enrage towards the waste? Well, too poor – he isn’t even mentioned in this… you know what; I’m tired of calling this a friggin’ special. He isn’t even a fragment of this S***. No shot of him, no explanation, no nothing. Madhouse remembered to net re-voiced Light dialogue to work around Matsuda’s rage, but they couldn’t be bothered to justify why Light’s dad vanished into thin air. If it was me, and I wanted to butcher one my favourite things in existence, I’d at least have the decency to pull a sudden retirement out of my arse.
Linking into this unbelievable omission is Mello, also known by the name of a obvious Al Pacino movie in definite circles. But, clearly, Madhouse are not fond of his other name because, like with the awful ragged father of Light, they forgot to mention how he got his scar. He enters the narrate without a scar, the ENTIRE mafia account is removed and then he re-emerges with a surprisingly more radiant face. Why even bother explaining such things? It isn’t as if a Death Label newbie is going to be unlucky enough to glance only the… not-so-special-specials and wonder why such an illogical epic is so loved. No siree bob!
…You know what, enough of this. All you really need to know is that this is garbage, with a high average rating only because of fanboyism beyond even my Death Heed loving concept. Even the music placement is off, Light’s marathon being made worse as a result. If you like Death Price, discontinue the hell away or you’ll more than likely waste up imitating me, maybe with a slightly lower paragraph count. If you abominate Death Heed, by all means view it – you’ll accept a lot to moan about and fulfillment. But, whatever you do, don’t compose the mistake of judging the manga and/or TV series based on this or its slightly less disappointing but by no means special prequel.
Rating: 5/10
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