What's your opinion on Death Note / the Death Note fanbase?

I don't know anything about the fanbase so il assume they are chill.

About Death Note though, its a pretty good series, but i didn't really like the last 5 episodes or so. All in all, a solid show that rightfully is still popular to this date :)

Death Note is one of the greatest ever and will be.I don't know about the fanbase but from my point of view they are chill and cool.

I really like the anime and the fanbase seems nice.

I like the anime a lot, but theres always that one person who simps for L

Favorite anime, it's the only 10/10 for me. As for the fanbase I have no idea, so I think it's a good/chill one

Never heard of any Death Note fanbase

Unpopular opinion time: Death Note is one of the most overrated animes of all time. I'm talking about the anime... I've never seen the manga but it seems like the anime is just a poor adaptation of the manga. I was seven episodes in and was like "hopefully this isn't just cat and mouse the whole time". Surprise... it basically was (minus- like- seven episodes in the middle). The plot was so depressing that you didn't even know who to root for... You could not prepare for any of the plot twists that happened because the characters reasoning was so "out-there". The last 7 episodes just randomly introduce characters that we're supposed to support? The only thing I appreciate about it is the dub was amazingly done. Again this is my thoughts on the anime. I'm sure the manga resolves a lot of the issues I have with the manga. Don't get me wrong... it's a great anime, but it's definitely not worth all the hype it gets.

I don't know anything about the Death Note fanbase, but considering I haven't heard any drama-related news about them like other fanbases recently, I'd probably just assume they're pretty normal.

As for Death Note, it was one of the first anime I saw but it was pretty good.

I think Light should have won after L's death. L's death a little bit underwhelming it would have been better if Light killed him, not Rem. If L won before light killed him I wouldn't have problem with that too

The death note fanbase doesn't tend to over-rate any aspect of it's series or put it in everyone's face because it's a legacy anime which everyone has at least heard about.

I just feel that the recent spike in popularity on TikTok is just because people have found out missing details in death note, particularly relating to it's cruel applications of justice. The reason this happened is because most people probably began watching death note when they were pretty early into anime and didn't analyze much.

It was a Great experience for me.
It's probably my first time that I got to see a story of a Villain, with a sense of justice, I believe in. More like Light convinced me to believe in it. Light is a very interesting character imo, his motivations/actions, while still flawed, were still understandable.

As for fanbase, idk anymore.
The most a fan of Death Note I've seen goes, Oh... New to Anime? Definitely Check Death Note. That's pretty much it. Not really overhyping nor really dead.

Don't care about the fanbase since from what I've seen the fans are pretty chill and die-hard.

But Death Note itself, I feel, is extremely amazing. I do think that it got kind of inconsistent during the second half, but the overall it is still super-well written. No other series has surprised me so much in terms of the brain games (Except for Kindaichi)

The ending, although making more sense in the manga, was better in terms of philosophy in the anime.

The anime cut a lot of details in the brain games, but I honestly haven't seen all of the anime. I've read the whole manga.

The artwork and animation in the manga and anime is god-tier.

So yeah, Death Note is amazing.

It's pretty amazing. It's one of my favorite and an easy 10/10 excluding the last 12 episodes. Even today you don't get to see many shows like Death Note in the perspective of the Villain.

The fanbase is chill too.