Kiras' copycat introduces themselves
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Having introduced a second Kira in the last volume, this volume concentrates on her and how she effects the investigation. Misa herself is somewhat annoying but quite likable and her Shinigami Rem shows us not all Death Gods are as unfeeling as Ryuk. Although still highly enjoyable and thoroughly entertaining, I did not enjoy this volume of Death Note as much as I have the previous volumes; although it is still better than anything else I have read and is well worth five stars. I cannot put my finger on what is wrong but throughout much of the beginning and middle of the book, it seemed somewhat lacking but thankfully it does pick up toward the end and the cliff-hanger ending will almost definitely want to make you seek out the next book.
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Favorite volume yet!
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Volume 4 is my favorite volume yet of the Death Note series! Although the extensive mind games between L and Light in volume 3 were gripping they could have become tedious for those of us who are not wild about the detective/mystery genre. Misa's involvement will make things more interesting! What I'm trying to say is I'm hoping onwards from volume 4 the series will incorporate more elements of the fantasy genre and lean away from the detective/mystery genre somewhat, or to put it another way, stop beating around the bush and get a thick plot rolling! But, that is just my bias.
Also I should note that book also ends on a huge cliff hanger, it is almost mean! I will be getting the next volumes as they come out. An excellent manga series.
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