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Death Note is an anime about a high school student named Light Yagami who finds a Death Note, a book owned by gods of death (Shikigami), that if a person's name is written in it, they will die. Using it, Light plans to kill all criminals, create a new perfect world, and rule it as God, while detectives such as L try to find and stop him.

  • Kurou Otoharada – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Takuo Shibuimaru – Hit by a truck when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Lind L. Tailor – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Kiichiro Osoreda – Hit by a car, as written by Light in the Death Note.
  • Raye Penber – Died of a heart attack when Light either wrote his name in the Death Note or got him to write his name on a page of the Death Note along with the other eleven agents.
  • Naomi Misora – Hanged herself, as written by Light in the Death Note.
  • Ukita – Died of a heart attack when Misa wrote his name in her Death Note.
  • Gelus – Destroyed when he used the Death Note to kill Misa’s would-be killer, thus saving her when it was her time to die, which Shinigami are forbidden to do. (Shown in flashback)
  • Arayoshi Hatori – Killed offscreen when Higuchi wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Ginzo Kaneboshi – Died of a heart attack when Rem wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Yukito Shiraba – Crashed his motorcycle into the back of a truck, as written by Higuchi in the Death Note.
  • Kyosuke Higuchi – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name on a piece of the Death Note.
  • Watari – Died of a heart attack when Rem wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • L – Died of a heart attack when Rem wrote his name in the Death Note. (Note: His real name is never revealed)
  • Rem – Destroyed when she wrote L’s name in the Death Note to protect Misa.
  • Wedy – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote her name in the Death Note.
  • Aiber – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Takeshi Ooi – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Masahiko Kida – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Eichi Takahashi – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Shingo Mido – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Reiji Namikawa – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Suguru Shimura – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Director Takimura – Hung himself with his tie, as written by Light in the Death Note.
  • Miller – Died of a heart attack when Y462 wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Y462 – Blown up inside his helicopter by Jack Neylon.
  • Director Mason – Died of a heart attack when Jack Neylon wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Agent Gardner – Died of a heart attack when Jack Neylon wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Rod Ross – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Jack Neylon – Died of a heart attack when Light wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Jose – Shot by a cop.
  • Soichiro Yagami – Shot in the back by Jose with a machine gun, mortally wounding him.
  • Demegawa – Died of a heart attack when Mikami wrote his name in the Death Note.
  • Matt – Shot by cops.
  • Mello – Died of a heart attack when Takada wrote his name on a page of the Death Note.
  • Kiyomi Takada – Burned to death by setting fire to everything around her, as written by Light in a piece of the Death Note. (Note: Mikami also wrote this in the Death Note, but it’s implied Light was the first to write it)
  • Teru Mikami – Stabbed himself with a ballpoint pen.
  • Light Yagami – Died of a heart attack when Ryuk wrote his name in his Death Note.
  • Misa Amane – Presumably jumped off a building after Light’s death.

The following neither go to heaven nor hell on death due to using the Death Note:

  • Kyosuke Higuchi
  • Y462
  • Jack Neylon
  • Teru Mikami
  • Light Yagami
  • Misa Amane
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