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Death Note: With Masataka Kubota, Kento Yamazaki, Mio Yûki, Hinako Sano. Light Yagami, an ordinary university student, receives a death note which changes his life. The death note awakens his warped sense of justice and genius.
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Hinako Sano (佐野 ひなこ, Sano Hinako, born October 13, 1994, in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese actress, model, and gravure idol who is affiliated with Horipro.
Hinako Sano as Misa Amane: A pop idol who falls in love with Light and serves as one of his accomplices. Yutaka Matsushige as Sōichirō Yagami : Light's father and the head of the Kira investigation task force.
No.TitleDirected ByOriginal Air Date1" 伝説の大人気コミック遂にドラマ化!Ryūichi InomataJuly 5, 2015 ( 2015-07-05)2" 全世代で話題沸騰の新ドラマ 激突! 迫り来る天才Lの刺客 ...Ryūichi InomataJuly 12, 2015 ( 2015-07-12)3" Lの仕掛けた罠にキラ絶体絶命! 逆襲への最後の切り札とは!?Ryō NishimuraJuly 19, 2015 ( 2015-07-19)4" 衝撃の出会い…キラ対Lついに直接対決! 張りめぐらされた罠 ...Ryō NishimuraJuly 26, 2015 ( 2015-07-26)- Creation and Conception
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Tsugumi Ohba, the writer of Death Note, decided to create Misa to be the second Kira before serialization began. He felt that having the story solely consist of males would be "boring" and wanted "a cute female." Ohba, intending to introduce her with the Shinigami Eyes, described Misa as having to be "spontaneous and not too bright" and that he det...
In Death Note
Born in Kyoto on December 25, 1984, Misa Amane is a famous model known as "Misa Misa" from the Kansai region who possesses a Death Note given to her by the Shinigami Rem. Before her introduction in the series, Misa was attacked by an obsessed stalker. Unknown to her, a Shinigami named Gelushad fallen in love with her, and to save her life, Gelus wrote her stalker's name into his notebook, killing him. Consequently, Gelus himself died since Shinigami exist only to take human life, not extend i...
In film
Misa is portrayed in the films by Erika Toda. In the film continuity, Misa has a brother, who is murdered along with her parents. In addition, her appearance is slightly modified: while Misa has blonde hair in the manga and anime, she has brown hair in the films. She is first seen filming a dorama called "Misa-Misa's Happy Sweets", where she states that she is baking treats to make her enemies fat. After filming of that section ends, she expresses support for Kira to a journalist. Her supervi...
In other media
In the live-action television drama, Misa is portrayed by Hinako Sano.Unlike the manga and anime, she has a red death note. Her hair is also brown instead of blonde, similarly to the live-action films. When she goes to dig up her buried Death Note, Mikami's assistant steals it, and Mikami uses it to help Kira. Her Death Note is burned by a fire set by Mikami; consequently, her memory of the Death Note is erased. In the musical adaptation, Misa is portrayed by Fuka Yuduki and Sakura Kiryuu.
Briana Lawrence of Anime News Network felt that even though Misa was an annoying girl clinging to the main character, "In a series full of geniuses it was amazing to see an average person get a hold of the Death Note. Her presence made things even more complicated for Light and she kept him on his toes as much as L did (maybe even more than L did)....
List of Death NotecharactersMisa Amane (弥 海砂, Amane Misa) is a main character in the 2015 television drama Death Note. A popular idol, she receives her own Death Note and uses it to help Kira. Misa is a young Japanese woman with light auburn hair and dark brown eyes.
May 31, 2015 · Popular photo idol Hinako Sano (live-action Jigoku Sensei Nube) will play the idol Misa Amane in July's live-action Death Note television series, while Yutaka Matsushige (Sukiyaki Western...
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May 31, 2015 · Hinako Sano, a 20-year-old actress, will play Misa Amane in the upcoming Death Note TV drama. Find out more about her and the cast on Crunchyroll.
