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Death Note (2006 TV series)

Death Note (stylized in all caps) is a Japanese anime television series based on the manga series Death Note, written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata. It was directed by Tetsurō Araki at Madhouse and aired in Japan on Nippon Television every Wednesday (with the exception of December 20, 2006, and January 3, 2007) shortly past midnight…

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Genre
Mystery · Psychological thriller · Supernatural thriller
Animator
Madhouse
Based on
Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba[a] and Takeshi Obata[b]
Cinematography
Kazuhiro Yamada
Country of origin
Japan
Developed by
Toshiki Inoue

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Death Note (2006 TV series)

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Edges62
Triples47
Avg. degree1.97
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Voices of · 6
Death Note (2006 TV series) → Aya Hirano, Kappei Yamaguchi, Mamoru Miyano, Nakamura Shidō II, Noriko Hidaka, Nozomu Sasaki
Executive producers · 5
Death Note (2006 TV series) → Hiroshi Hirayama, Kazuhiko Torishima, Masahiko Osawa [ja], Mitsuru Ōshima, Suzuko Fujimoto
Production companies · 5
Death Note (2006 TV series) → D.N. Dream Partners [ja], Madhouse, Nippon Television, Shueisha, VAP
Ending theme · 4
Death Note (2006 TV series) → "Alumina [ja]" by Nightmare (#1–19, Film 1), "Coda – Death Note" by Yoshihisa Hirano (#37), "Light no Engi" by Hideki Taniuchi (Film 2), "Zetsubō Billy" by Maximum the Hormone (#20–36)
Genre · 3
Death Note (2006 TV series) → Mystery, Psychological thriller, Supernatural thriller
Producers · 3
Death Note (2006 TV series) → Manabu Tamura, Masao Maruyama, Toshio Nakatani [ja]
Release · 3
Death Note (2006 TV series) → August 22, 2008 (2008-08-22) (Film 2), August 31, 2007 (2007-08-31) (Film 1), October 4, 2006 (2006-10-04) – June 27, 2007 (2007-06-27)
Running time · 3
Death Note (2006 TV series) → 130 minutes (Film 1), 22 minutes, 93 minutes (Film 2)
Music by · 2
Death Note (2006 TV series) → Hideki Taniuchi [ja], Yoshihisa Hirano
Opening theme · 2
Death Note (2006 TV series) → "The World [ja]" by Nightmare (#1–19), "What's Up, People?!" by Maximum the Hormone (#20–37)

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Death Note (2006 TV series)AnimatorMadhouse1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Based onDeath Note by Tsugumi Ohba[a] and Takeshi Obata[b]1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)CinematographyKazuhiro Yamada1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Country of originJapan1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Developed byToshiki Inoue1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Directed byTetsurō Araki1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)EditorAya Hida1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Ending theme"Alumina [ja]" by Nightmare (#1–19, Film 1)1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Ending theme"Zetsubō Billy" by Maximum the Hormone (#20–36)1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Ending theme"Coda – Death Note" by Yoshihisa Hirano (#37)1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Ending theme"Light no Engi" by Hideki Taniuchi (Film 2)1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Executive producersMasahiko Osawa [ja]1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Executive producersSuzuko Fujimoto1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Executive producersMitsuru Ōshima1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Executive producersHiroshi Hirayama1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Executive producersKazuhiko Torishima1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)GenreMystery1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)GenrePsychological thriller1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)GenreSupernatural thriller1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Music byYoshihisa Hirano1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Music byHideki Taniuchi [ja]1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)NetworkNippon Television1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)No. of episodes37 + 2 TV films1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)No. of seasons11.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Opening theme"The World [ja]" by Nightmare (#1–19)1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Opening theme"What's Up, People?!" by Maximum the Hormone (#20–37)1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)Original languageJapanese1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)ProducersToshio Nakatani [ja]1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)ProducersManabu Tamura1.00infobox
Death Note (2006 TV series)ProducersMasao Maruyama1.00infobox

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