Within the fictional universe of the manga and anime series Death Note, a Death Note is a notebook held by a Shinigami ("death god") which has the power to kill people simply by writing their name in it. All Death Notes follow a long set of specific rules, which, while not explicitly noted within the Death Notes themselves, are revealed through the course of the individual manga volumes and, in the case of the anime, via eyecatches.
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| - Within the fictional universe of the manga and anime series Death Note, a Death Note is a notebook held by a Shinigami ("death god") which has the power to kill people simply by writing their name in it. All Death Notes follow a long set of specific rules, which, while not explicitly noted within the Death Notes themselves, are revealed through the course of the individual manga volumes and, in the case of the anime, via eyecatches.
- The following is a list of all the rules for the Death Note and Shinigami that have been revealed to the reader/viewer throughout Death Note and in the thirteenth manga volume, Death Note 13: How to Read. Some rules have been changed in How to Read from what was mentioned in the manga. For instance, Sidoh states in the manga that for him to get his notebook back, he would have to wait for the owner to die or use up all of the pages, whereas in How to Read, it is stated that there are an unlimited amount of pages in the Death Note. In contrast, the rules listed in the manga pilot chapter, included in How to Read, state that the notebook has 60 pages with 38 lines per page, and that when the owner runs out of space to write in the notebook, they "may ask the original Shinigami owner for anot
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| - The following is a list of all the rules for the Death Note and Shinigami that have been revealed to the reader/viewer throughout Death Note and in the thirteenth manga volume, Death Note 13: How to Read. Some rules have been changed in How to Read from what was mentioned in the manga. For instance, Sidoh states in the manga that for him to get his notebook back, he would have to wait for the owner to die or use up all of the pages, whereas in How to Read, it is stated that there are an unlimited amount of pages in the Death Note. In contrast, the rules listed in the manga pilot chapter, included in How to Read, state that the notebook has 60 pages with 38 lines per page, and that when the owner runs out of space to write in the notebook, they "may ask the original Shinigami owner for another."
- Within the fictional universe of the manga and anime series Death Note, a Death Note is a notebook held by a Shinigami ("death god") which has the power to kill people simply by writing their name in it. All Death Notes follow a long set of specific rules, which, while not explicitly noted within the Death Notes themselves, are revealed through the course of the individual manga volumes and, in the case of the anime, via eyecatches.
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