Adrift and at Peace

*Contains spoilers*

Even though this is a fairly simplistic amv, I kind of liked making it... Instead of working from the beginning to the end of the series, I decided to work backwards (more or less).

The quote at the start is from the very end of the Death Note manga. Like I said, everything is moving backwards, so if you're thinking wtf this is weird then that's probably why.

Song: Adrift and At Peace

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?v=152933

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• dn
• amv
• adrift
• and
• at
• peace

[AisuTheSpiffy]

Beautifully done. I have to agree with the love for the younger self - the colors start to fade as time goes back, and then return for that shot, which is wonderfully done. There were some odd scenes omitted, but given the length of the song, that's understandable. Also, poor L and Watari - it's a good line for them to get, too.

Please keep making AMVs. I love all of yours, and we need more Death Note/NIN.

[alwaysinthetwilight]

Thanks, I definitely agree about DN/NIN! You're right that I probably should have used some other scenes, but I was getting lazy... it's really hard for me lately to finish amvs, I have like 5 projects started but it will probably take forever for me to even finish one -_-;

[YaoiCandyPop]

Great AMV! The simplicity really adds more feeling to it.

I like how everything is rewinding back to the beginning. I especially like that scene where Raito sees his younger self walking with a book as he runs, wounded, and how you put that more towards the beginning than the end.

[alwaysinthetwilight]

Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you liked the part with his younger self, cause that was just an afterthought that I had.

[jamesusillXD]

Woah ^^

[bramblestar52]

wtf!!! j/k this actually kinds of makes me sad....

[wolfbloodfang123]

really good. its....pretty? lol

[lathspellvash]

I agree with buriedmoon. This is truly a beautiful amv.

[buriedmoon]

That was so beautiful. The backwards summary was completely brilliant.

Death Note/NIN always works so well.