Is watching Death Note worth it?

Originally Answered: Is the Death Note anime worth watching? Yes, sure. Death Note is one of the best anime I’ve ever seen. It is a thought-provoking anime and will carry you along with the storyline and the silent fight between a (SPOILER!!)

Why Death Note is a good anime?

The Death Note anime had a unique story. It’s characters and storyline were chilling and thrilling. Death Note was created in 2006, and with its easily digestible 37 episode count, it became one of the highest-rated anime series ever made.

Is Naruto good anime?

Naruto is a very good anime as far as anime goes, but it really is just a reason for you to watch Shippuden which is a much better show in every way. Naruto is a good show because you really get to see the characters change throughout the series. The characters are very likable though there are some problems.

Why do you like watching anime?

No one is safe in an anime series or movie (well maybe Pikachu and Doraemon are) and this makes for a much more rewarding and involving viewing experience. Anime has some of the best theme songs and background music regardless of genre.

Is there more than meets the eye to anime?

Sure, all the genres and subgenres can make your head spin, especially when a single anime lists like six or seven of them, but once you research what all those words mean, they can help you decide what is and isn’t for you. Sometimes, there’s much more than meets the eye to the weird-looking anime, although that’s certainly not always the case.

Is it bad to get into anime after a season?

There’s nothing worse than getting really into an awesome cartoon series like Star Wars: Clone Wars, Korra or Spectacular Spider-man only to see it discontinued after a season or two. With anime, this isn’t something you really have to worry about.

Did You Know you can watch anime online for free?

Sure you can watch Pokemon, Sailor Moon, Naruto and One Piece on DVD or Blu-ray but did you know that you can also watch these long-running anime series (and hundreds more!) online for free?