I get the hype for the show given how great a premise this is: a young man is given the power to kill anyone, anywhere, and his sociopathic tendencies became apparent as he relishes in killing anyone his gets in his way. The introduction of a brilliant consulting detective creates this excellent cat-and-mouse story, but it's evident the writer wrote himself into a corner and introduces a series of contrivances to keep the narrative going. Add another Kira? Another notebook? Kill a major character and replace them with an exact copy? It only undermines the tension the show has created.

There are so many interesting concepts that this show introduces on how power can corrupt, how brilliant minds can face off, how fascist justice can create order but at great cost, but none of these are really explored so much as introduced. Maybe this would only work in a shorter form, or if the original author had taken a little more time to develop it. It's an intriguing watch, but now that it's over I'm already starting to forget it.