The Phenomenon of Death Note. An Unofficial Guide to the Meanings and Influence of Anime and Manga on Mass Culture

In this book you will find everything that might be interesting for fans of "Death Note": the secrets of creating the legendary anime, an analysis of its impact on several generations, and a breakdown of hidden symbols. "The Phenomenon of Death Note" will be a great gift for fans, philosophers, researchers, and for anyone interested in Japanese and global contemporary culture.
Kirill Oleshkevich is a multi-format author, producer, and expert in the field of cross-cultural communications, whose projects combine art, business, and science. He is the one who launched the licensed musical based on "Death Note" in Russia.

The author talks about the creation of the manga, its philosophy, and adaptations—from anime to theatrical productions that have inspired millions of people around the world.

You will learn:
- How did "Death Note" influence cinema, literature, fan movements, and even fashion?
- What inspired the authors when creating the manga, and what does Dostoevsky have to do with it?
- Why is "Death Note" so popular outside of Japan?

The stylish cover is designed in the style of the iconic fandom, and the cutout in the shape of an apple adds the effect of an artifact that fans of Japanese animation will appreciate. "The Phenomenon of Death Note" will be a great gift for anime fans, philosophy lovers, researchers, and anyone interested in Japanese and global contemporary culture.