Netflix Expands Anime Library | Relight Films Added to Streaming
Edited By
Liam O'Connor
Netflix just made a significant move by adding four live-action films under the popular anime title. The lineup includes Death Note (2006), Death Note 2: The Last Name, Death Note: L: Change the WorLd, and Death Note: Light Up the New World. This decision sparked a mix of reactions and questions from viewers about availability and quality.
What's the Buzz?
Many fans of Death Note are diving into conversations regarding the films. While some praise specific scenes, like "When Light visits L's grave Chills, really cool part," others are contemplating the pacing and quality of these adaptations.
Availability Controversy
A notable point raised was availability, especially in the U.S. Many people are expressing disappointment:
"US only? Damn," and "WAIT IN THE US???" seem to be common sentiments. Those in the UK, however, noted that these films have been around for a while.
Opinions on Quality
Opinions on the films' quality are split. One comment highlights how fans miss the classic scenes from the series. "OMG they even did the bad one," one user remarked about Light Up the New World, praising its absurdity. Conversely, another said, "L CTW is honestly good," signaling some love for at least one title.
"That's hilarious, I just bought Light Up the New World on Prime. Good timing though!"
Key Insights
🙌 Fans are excited about the inclusion, yet critical of the pacing.
🔍 The film Light Up the New World is particularly polarizing, with mixed reviews.
✅ Viewers in the UK have enjoyed these films while U.S. fans face availability issues.
With these additions, Netflix aims to attract long-time fans while also engaging new viewers with the Death Note saga. But will it satisfy the devoted anime community?
For more details about these films, you can check Netflix's official site.