I loathe
Death Note but I love
One Piece so it was with mixed emotions that I approached this Death Note/One Piece crossover:
Life NoteIt's more of a ficlet than a story and I didn't find it emotionally satisfying -- Light survives -- but I did think it was interesting and worth a read
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I live in Illinois which, you may have heard, ended up putting a hiatus on executions because so many of our death row inmates ended up being exonerated. Light starts out with executing prisoners and accused criminals and it pisses me of how anyone can live here and believe accusation equals guilt.
I do think, from what I have seen of the manga and anime, that the story brings out that Light is an evil megalomaniac bastard but he is still the protagonist and I have no interest in spending time with him.
*pants*
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However, MD and I were both put off by the sample chapters they had in Shonen Jump
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The only thing good about it was that it moved more quickly. It didn't actually get interesting until the series was half over. By then I had invested enough time in it that I wanted to see the disintegration of Light's character.
I'm glad I watched it, it helped me understand whether Rachel was viewing with a critical eye, but man, it was depressing. She was only watching it because she got into the fanfics involving the good guys in the story. Not much was ever really said about their pasts so it was fertile ground since that was the only really intriguing part of the work.
If I hadn't familiarized myself with it I would have banned it from the house. I think I read it online before I saw it in Jump. I'm just glad the fangirling is over. Yeeesh. o.0
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Looking for crossovers on FF.net always puts me in a rage because of all the nitwits who say in their summaries, "This is original and I didn't know where to put it so I put it in crossovers," or "There was no category for this so I put it in crossovers."
So what's the new feature? I don't go to FF.net all that often.
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