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On This Day in Death Note: March 31st

31/3/2016

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Death Note Takeshi Ooi born March 31st 1977
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Fantastic Death Note Touta Matsuda Cosplay by Deacon and the Tuxedo Team

31/3/2016

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Filipino cosplayer Deacon, aka DorkyDea, portrays the perfect Matsuda.  Proving once more that it's not so much the costume, but the stance, expression and becoming your character, which make the most successful cosplay.
DorkyDea Death Note cosplay Matsuda
Deacon is part of a collection of cosplaying friends as The Tuxedo Team, who are based in the Philippines.  By all accounts, he even aped Matsuda's personality there at the Death Note photoshoot, brimming with energy and enthusiasm; keeping everyone in laughter with his joking antics.

Deacon has been inactive for a good while as a cosplayer - Death Note or otherwise - and has made all of his social networking private.  We had to get permission from his friend Jin - aka BeyondInfinity - to republish the above.  Nevertheless, you can still view his DorkyDea profile on DeviantART, as well as reading BeyondInfinity's account of the Death Note cosplay shoot by the extended Tuxedo Team.

Even the group's 'reject' Death Note Matsuda cosplay photographs are amazing!
Death Note Matsuda cosplay DorkyDea Tuxedo Team
Photographed by Sandra Dans and colour edited by BeyondInfinity, this picture of
Deacon's great Matsuda cosplay was scrapped for having a blurry hand.

Filipino Death Note cosplayers Deacon (Matsuda) and China (Misa)
Together with fellow Tuxedo Team cosplayer China as Misa-Misa
~ this photograph of Deacon's Death Note Matsuda cosplay was scrapped
for being 'too busy'.  Perfectionists all!  The whole lot of them!

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Death Note Creators Ohba and Obata's Platinum End Collected into First Manga Volume in Autumn/Fall 2016, Viz Media Anime Boston Announcement

31/3/2016

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It's hardly the shock news of the century, but Platinum End Volume One is being planned for publication by Viz Media.  That was the major announcement of vague interest to us given at last week's Anime Boston convention.

Platinum End is the latest manga collaboration between Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, the duo who brought us Death Note.

It focuses upon the adventures of suicidal protagonist Mirai, who acquires the ability to see and interact with his guardian angel, whilst mid-fall.  Divine intervention saves his life, but eternity still beckons.  Mirai, it transpires, is just one of currently twelve human slated to become gods upon their eventual demise.  How and why this is a thing will have to await your reading of the manga itself.

The collation and publication of Platinum End as a single volume of manga will occur roughly concurrent with the Death Note live-action movie is released in cinemas.  Nothing like a nice bit of tie-in publicity all round! 

Look for both around the autumn (or Fall, if you're American) of 2016.  No set date has yet been released, but you'll be the first to know when we do.
Platinum End artwork by Takeshi Obata
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What Does it Mean That Death Note Touta Matsuda's Blood Group is B?

31/3/2016

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Blood Group B Tota Matsuda Death Note Personality Group
Death Note Touta Matsuda's blood type B is an important bit of information for readers to know.

Divulging it is afforded a prominent position in Death Note 13: How to Read, alongside key data more familiar to Westerners, like date of birth, height, weight etc. But why do we need to know this?

In Japan, blood type personalities are assigned as keenly as those of us in the West look to the Zodiac.  There are even the equivalent to horoscopes published in the newspapers, predicting the day's events for those with certain blood groups.

Whole books have been written - and certainly magazine articles have been penned by the thousands - highlighting the compatibility in love matches between those of each blood type.

While it might all seem a little unfamiliar and strange in its execution to those more used to gaining our insights from the stars, knowing the blood group of manga personalities lets us know what kind of person the author had in mind, when writing their scenes.

Death Note Matsuda Blood Group B Personality Type

Touta Matsuda falls into that rare (for Japan) blood type personality B. 

He's the sort to lean towards action over introspection; rushing in where angels fear to tread.  A doer; a creative force; an instigator; a leader - even if it's only leading others into danger and folly.

This action man is deemed to have a strong, possibly domineering personality by those around him.  He becomes very passionate about new projects or those subjects which interest him.

However, he might also be labelled an irresponsible maverick, when he charges off doing things his own way.  Moreover, blood type B personalities are seen as unforgiving of those people who bore them, or else hold them back with routine, workaday approaches to life and all its vagaries.  They really hate doing chores.

Personality Traits Associated with Blood Type B for Touta Matsuda in Death Note

  • Active;
  • Creative;
  • Innovative;
  • A 'doer';
  • Impulsive;
  • Spontaneous;
  • Leaders;
  • Curious about everything;
  • Interested in everything that catches THEIR eye;
  • Think outside the box;
  • Uncooperative;
  • Unconventional;
  • Optimistic;
  • Adaptable to changing circumstance;
  • Pragmatic;
  • Bombastic;
  • Too many hobbies/interests, hence may become overwhelmed by them;
  • Energetic;
  • Overly serious;
  • Cold;
  • Unemotional;
  • Grumpy;
  • Easily bored;
  • Listen to their thoughts over their feelings;
  • Passionate;
  • Happy-go-lucky;
  • Rule-breakers;
  • Doggedly reach for goals that others deem impossible;
  • Off-the-wall types;
  • Well-intended;
  • Relaxed;
  • Practical;
  • Friendly;
  • Flexible thinkers;
  • Excel in things rather than settle for average;
  • Maverick;
  • Irresponsible;
  • Neglectful;
  • Liable to get tunnel-vision regarding their own ideas or projects;
  • Hyper-focus on their own projects to the exclusion of all else;
  • Specialists in their own field;
  • Tend to research to the utmost detail the nitty-gritty of things that interest them;
  • Insensitive to the needs/thoughts/ideas/desires of others;
  • Unforgiving;
  • Freewheeling;
  • Unpretentious;
  • Afraid of being alone;
  • Sociable - loves parties and festivals;
  • Quick to fall in love;
  • Doesn't linger over-much with heart-break;
  • Cheerful.
Anything there sound like the blood type personality of Matsuda in Death Note?

The Convention of Blood Type B in Anime Genki Characters like Matsuda

Death Note Matsuda laughing - genki?
Matsuda Death Note genki?
However, it may behove us not to seek too deeply through that list of Blood Group B personality traits for Tsugumi Ohba's inner thoughts about Matsuda.

It may be enough to know that Touta Matsuda was intended to be a genki character in the Death Note manga and anime.  There is a tradition within the genre that a) there is at least one genki persona and b) that individual is categorized blood type B.

Genki is a Japanese word which simply means 'energetic' or 'enthusiastic'.  These anime trope personalities are often (to the point of usually) female, hence the label 'genki girl' being quite prevalent amongst fans.  We're looking at the kind of person who squees and bounces through scenes with an over-abundance of cheerfulness, enthusiasm and energy, that should tag them as blood type amphetamine and e numbers, rather than a mere B.

They run where they could walk; they wave their arms wildly around when they speak; they gabble incessantly, with a gushing regard for the subject of their speech. Their confidence is unparalleled and their determination absolute. They're often the comic relief in any given story, inserted when the narrative is in danger of becoming way too dark.

For most given points in the Death Note story, we should be looking at Misa Amane as the archetypal manga/anime genki here. But maybe Tsugumi Ohba is unconventional too.  As she was assigned blood type AB instead.

Is Matsuda for you the Death Note genki personality?  And if so, is that why he was given blood type B in his characterisation?

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Shō Nanase: Death Note 2016 New Character Revealed - Only Female Investigator on the Death Note Counter Measure Headquarters Special Team

31/3/2016

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Shō Nanase (Mina Fujii) Death Note 2016
Mina Fujii has joined the cast of Death Note 2016 - live-action Japanese movie - currently being filmed in Japan.

She will play Shō Nanase, a member of the Death Note Counter Measure Headquarters Special Team, serving under Tsukuru Mishima.

As yet, she constitutes the only female member of the investigative team to date, fulfilling a role akin to Shoko Himura in the TV drama or the SPK's Hal Lidner in the manga/anime.  If only as the token woman in the squad.

Though known as a Japanese actress, Mina Fujii was actually born in San Diego, California, USA, on July 15th 1988.  However, she was with her parents back in Japan by the age of seven, when she featured in the 2005 movie Simsons.

By the age of nine, when she was in the 2007 Fuji TV drama Broccoli and the film The Signs of Love, Mina was already becoming a household name in the Japanese entertainment industry. Since then, she has barely stepped out of the limelight, appearing in movie and television shows practically every year of her life.

In Japan, she is most well-known for he role as Aoi Asada in the television drama Bloody Monday. While Koreans tend to cite her appearance in the music video for KPop band TVXQ's Why Did I Fall in Love with You?

Mina Fujii speaks fluent Korean, in addition to Japanese and English.

Most recently, she has hit Japanese small screens in the reality TV show We Got Married Global, alongside Lee Hongki - KPop singer with the band F.T.Island.  It was only a virtual marriage for television. Nothing binding in real life.

At this time, nothing else is known about Mina Fujii's role in Death Note as Shō Nanase.
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Tsukuru Mishima: New Photographs from the Set of Death Note 2016

31/3/2016

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A couple of officially released stills from the Japanese live action Death Note 2016 have been circulating about the internet.

They depict actor Masahiro Higashide in his role as Tsukuru Mishima, main investigator with the Death Note Counter Measure Headquarters Special Team.

This was a sub-set of the Japanese law enforcement authority that was created by Soichiro Yagami in the aftermath of events shown in the previous movies.  Following his death - sometime during the intervening years - Mishima took the lead.

His character is known as such an expert on all things related to Shinigami notebooks that his nickname on the force is Death Note Otaku.  How many of us have previously claimed that particular accolade as our own? 

While we have no context for the pictures, we do know that six Death Notes will be falling on the Earth in this next movie.  Presumably that accounts for the grim expression worn by their chief researcher, investigator and all round know it all.

Perhaps in the image below, he has found some kind of lead revealing the enormity of the task ahead, or else demonstrating the horrors that one or more Death Note owners are set to unleash.

Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata have intimated that this will be the darkest Death Note story yet, one which puts firmly in the shade that surrounding Light Yagami.

Death Note 2016 (working title) will be released in Japanese theatres on October 29th 2016, just in time for Halloween.  There is no word as yet about the live-action movie being subbed or dubbed for foreign audiences. Though we can assume that will be a thing, given time and patience.

Any thoughts on it at this juncture?


Images courtesy of Warner Brothers Japan.
Death Note 2016 Masahiro Higashide Tsukuru Mishima
Masahiro Higashide in his role as Tsukuru Mishima Death Note 2016
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Death Note Drama on US Television? Distributors Viz Media Teams with UTA in a Partnership Bringing Live Action Anime Shows to American TV

29/3/2016

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Viz Media has teamed up with United Talent Agency (UTA) according to an announcement made on March 23rd.

It's a pairing which could spell drama in the shape of a US live action Death Note TV show.

That isn't precisely what has been said, but it's pretty much the way that everyone's been looking, when they hear the news.

Viz Media publishes Death Note manga and anime in the Americas.  The company owns its copyright there, hence may adapt the content how it will.  UTA specializes in producing live-action media for entertainment.

It doesn't take L to put two and two together there.
UTA logo
However, we might all be jumping the gun here somewhat.  After all, Viz Media has a rather large anime, manga and gaming portfolio, which includes many more big names than merely Death Note aside.  There's Bleach for a start, and One-Punch Man, Naruto, Tokyo Ghoul, Pokemon... in fact, you name it and Viz probably has the US rights to hand.  Ready to turn it into a live-action project with new business pals UTA.

Meanwhile, each company's respective executives are coming up with broad sweeping soundbites, which look good in print but tell us nothing of real import at all.  Like if there will be a Death Note US TV show?
We are excited to start this partnership to push the boundaries of storytelling, innovation and character through VIZ Media's prolific portfolio.
~ Howie Sanders, UTA
The UTA partnership represents an important new direction for VIZ Media and our colleagues in Japan.  Bringing the rich stories of manga and anime to life in new ways is an exciting opportunity with tremendous potential. UTA is an innovator that shares our vision, and their proven track record and strong relationships throughout the domestic and international entertainment sectors will be important factors as we move forward.
~ Brad Woods, Viz Media, Chief Marketing Officer
But what, if anything, are you doing to Death Note?!
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Silent Reaper Shares Matsuda's Rant: Gender - Death Note Comic Strip

29/3/2016

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Silent Reaper fabulously exploits Touta Matsuda's avowed overview of events by the end of Death Note
in her famous fan-made Death Note comic strip Matsuda's Rant.  Here reproduced with permission.
Silent Reaper Death Note Matsuda's Rant Gender 1
Silent Reaper Death Note Matsuda's Rant Gender 2
Silent Reaper Death Note Matsuda's Rant Gender 3
Silent Reaper Death Note Matsuda's Rant Gender 4
There are few Death Note fans who need an introduction to the comic art of Silent Reaper.  But just in case you haven't yet been exposed to the utter genius of her work, we're pleased to get you started.

Silent Reaper is the DeviantART pseudonym of Emily Chan, which is where she keeps her repository of Death Note related fan-art.  The US artist is better known these days - well, outside the Death Note fandom anyway - for her comic strip Stupid Fox.

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You're Such a Matsuda! You Idiot! - Death Note Memes Starring Touta Matsuda

29/3/2016

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Death Note's Touta Matsuda
Did you know that Death Note's Touta Matsuda has made it into the urban dictionary?  I didn't. 

A right Matsuda apparently is someone 'endearing inept' at their job, who 'tries too hard' yet only makes things worse.  This according to the on-line listing of items in the common lexicon that most official dictionaries leave out.  The example given by Urban Dictionary being:

Person A:  How's the new guy doing?
Person B:  I dunno, man, he's a real Matsuda.
 

All inspired by Death Note's youngest, most eager yet inexperienced police officer, who comes good in the end.  (Assuming, of course, that you agree with his disdain of Light's claim to divinity, and can condone the multiple shooting of a preternaturally armed man with avowed intent to kill.  On both sides.)
However, it's this very Matsuda who carries the final judgement against Kira in the tides decreed by Near; and the 'inept' officer's impetuous daring with the Yotsuba Group gave L the breakthrough there that he needed; not to mention another swift bit of Touta sharp shooting in the Mafia den saw Soichiro's life prolonged (albeit briefly) with Mello fleeing bereft of his Death Note and all alone; plus all the random, workaday instances of bravery, loyalty, duty and query against the will and supposed wisdom of his peers (always a more courageous path than running with the herd).

Given all that - do you think the enduring impression left in Urban Dictionary's mark against Matsuda is fair?

In fact, was it even enduring?  That entry was written in 2010.  Did it last?

Matsuda Bakayarou! - Death Note Matsuda Meme

Much more famous than Matsuda's Urban Dictionary entry is the Matsuda, You Idiot! Meme.  This one spread across the world and caused lawsuits in the process.

It all began with the airing of that final confrontation scene in Japan.  As Kira and Near faced off across the floor of the Yellow Box warehouse, things turned angry, then violent.  Next thing you know, Matsuda's firing a bullethole into Light's hand and that infamous cry comes within a twisting, contorted expression of pain, 'Matsuda Bakayarou!' 

That's variously translated into English as 'Matsuda, you fool!', 'idiot', or else something much stronger in its expletive.  As soon as it was heard in Japan, the meme began.  That was June 26th 2007, when Matsuda shot Light and the like of this took the world by storm:


Shooting Down the Matsuda Bakayaloid on NND

However, all these edits using segments of the Death Note anime did not go unnoticed by VAP - a subsidiary of Nippon - who owned the copyright on it at the time.

In June 2009, a cease and desist notice served on Niconico (NND) - Japan's biggest video hosting service - lead to thousands of 'Matsuda, bakayarou!' meme clips being taken down.  Some of those had been top ranking videos for some time, not merely within the genre, but across the whole site.  VAP has continued to closely monitor and act upon violations to this day.

But NND did fight back.  Suddenly the meme was renamed Bakayaloid, formed of a conjunction between 'bakayarou' and 'vocaloid'.  The latter being the computer software most were using to make the edits in the first place.

Unfortunately, VAP staff weren't that daft.  Despite a renewed surge in Matsuda, you idiot! videos, they were soon all gone again under the auspices of legal notices, and the company still keenly shoots down any Bakayaloid which has seen the light of cyber day since.  The momentum of the meme ceased amidst the Japanese.

Not in the rest of the world though, where YouTube continues to blithely host any Bakayaloid you care to upload.
Matsuda Bakayarou by Raka Lee

Still Matsuda Bakayarou by Raka Lee

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Sporadic Posting of Death Note News During Month of Matsuda

29/3/2016

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Apologies to those used to seeing much more regular updates to Death Note News, especially those who have submitted something for Month of Matsuda and have been subject to delays in their publication.

There have been some unavoidable real life issues amongst the editors here, which resulted in a bit of a block. 

We are looking to zoom up to date now, so expected a sudden rush of articles as the bottleneck clears.   As you were.
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Taylor Swift Cosplaying Mello?  Dubious Death Note Nod at the 2016 Grammys

23/3/2016

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It's been pointed out to us that Taylor Swift was sporting a Death Note Mello hair-do at the 58th Annual Grammy Music Awards last month.  Take a look, see what you think:
2016 Grammys: Taylor Swift Death Note Mello hair-style
Mello Death Note anime
Death Note Mello
Death Note: Taylor Swift Mello hair-style Grammy Awards 2016
I don't know.  It wouldn't be the first time that Taylor Swift's Death Note fan credentials have been highlighted.  But on this occasion it does all seem a little tenuous!
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On This Day in Death Note: March 23rd

23/3/2016

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March 23rd 1969: Death Note Executive Producer Roy Lee born
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Ohio Schoolgirl Cosplayer Suspended After Attending School Fandom Costume Fundraiser Dressed as Light Yagami with Death Note Prop

23/3/2016

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Lakewood Middle School, Hebron, Ohio
I've seen some nonsensical school Death Note replica over-reactions in my time, but this one truly takes the biscuit.  Or should that be the cookie? As needless to say, this is the USA.

An anime loving girl - aged 12-14 - has been given a three day suspension from Lakewood Middle School in Hebron, Licking County, Ohio, for turning up clutching a reproduction Death Note.

Inside were listed the names of some of her friends.  Unlike many previous cases, this wasn't a lashing out silently at bullies situation.  This was a bit of fun, attempting to freak out her buddies.

Because here's the rub:  it was a 'spirit day'.  A fund-raising event for the school, whereby pupils could don the costume of their favourite fandom character.  She arrived cosplaying Light Yagami.

She'd spent the weekend creating the notebook as a prop.  It was part of the outfit.
Half the friends listed in it admitted that they also owned replica Death Notes.  They were fans too.  Though reports have been careful to add that none of them had written each other's names in it.

The girl in question didn't anticipate any hassle.  Probably because she saw no danger, only fun.  On account of the fact that a shinigami's notebook of death is a fictitious thing; and anyway, she didn't own one.  She'd crafted it herself in her bedroom.  No Ryuk in attendance.

No-one was ever going to die.

The fund-raiser occurred on March 14th 2016. During the morning, the girl had misplaced her Death Note - which is described as little more than a booklet or pamphlet - and a teacher found it.  Flicked through, discovered the names and raised the alarm.  All they needed to do then was identify who owned the prop.

They evidently knew enough about Death Note to link the item with the student in Light Yagami cosplay.

She got in trouble over coming as Kira (well, as Kira WITH notebook) and was told not to mention the forthcoming discipline to anyone.  However, being a pre-teen and probably chaffing under the absurdity of the situation, she 'vented' to a male schoolmate - whose name was also on the list.

He freaked out and phoned his parents, one of whom came to the school to 'voice their concerns'.

Next thing you know, a local sheriff had also arrived at the school - possibly called in by the parent - to investigate the threat.  One report says she was charged with 'inducing panic'; another says no charges were filed at all.

Nevertheless a three day suspension from school it was, and the rest of the world rolls its eyes with utter incredulity.
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On This Day in Death Note: March 22nd

22/3/2016

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March 22nd 1971: Death Note Yotsuba VP of Marketing Arayoshi Hatori born
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Amazing Matsuda Artwork in Graphite Pencil by Nānākuli Artist Lei K

21/3/2016

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Back for Month of Matsuda on Death Note News is professional artist Lei K with this incredible graphite pencil drawing of Touta Matsuda in happiness and in sorrow.  The Fool and the Hero: two faces of the same man.
Death Note Matsuda Artwork by Lei K on Death Note News
From her studio on the Isle of O'Ahu, Hawaii, USA, artist Lei K works primarily in graphite pencil, though she has been known to stray into other materials and media from time to time. Her Matsuda from Death Note art was created especially for our focus upon him this month, hence constitutes her most recent work.

Lei K was here last month too, bringing us her vision of Light Yagami and sharing insights into drawing Death Note characters.  You can view a whole lot more of her work on her website La808Lei, where some artwork from her gallery may also be bought.

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