Ryuk is a shinigami — that is, a psychopomp god, often referred to as a “death god,” a spirit of death. It appears from the beginning of Death Note: from chapter 1, Ennui, of the manga, and from ...

The safe Death Note Ryuk “Sly Smile” Money Bank has a bust format of the god of death, apple fanatic, the thrilling series with malicious smile and its characteristic hair spiked in a blue and ...

Light Yagami has given Death Note fans a slew of memorable quotes, which only two handfuls deemed his best.

Death Note Pop! Vinyl Figures from Funko Feature Ryuk, Light, and L Netflix recently shared a glimpse into their live-action world of Death Note, and Funko is also celebrating the franchise with new ...

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Death Note features Ryuk, a Shinigami, or death god, who brings a notebook to the human world that allows its user to kill anyone by writing their name in it.

Willem Dafoe (“Poor Things”) plays death-god Ryuk with some loving practical and special effects, fitting well with the movie’s polished aesthetic, and personal props go to Shea Whigham (“Spider-Man: ...

IGN recently spoke with Dafoe by phone as he shared his thoughts on Ryuk’s motivations, the creation of his voice, and his collaboration with Death Note director Adam Wingard.

Death Note Creator Tsugumi Ohba admitted that he despised the idea of Light Yagami to die as a Villain. He had to create a plot that relieved Light of most of the blame for his own failure.

Once again we return to the world of Death Note for ABYstyle Studio's latest release, featuring Light Yagami's genius nemesis, L. The figure joins Ryuk (standard and glow in the dark variants), Light ...

For example, in Death Note, viewers have witnessed that Ryuk and several other Shinigamis are depicted as dark and ominous figures who are devoid of heroism.