applicant for death manga

Sure. I heard about an applicant who showed up to a job interview at a bakery wearing a full suit of armor. He said he wanted to prove he was a'strong defender' of the bakery's quality. Needless to say, everyone in the interview was both shocked and amused.

Sure. There was one applicant who showed up to an interview at a coffee shop wearing pajamas. He said he thought it was a 'casual Friday' type of place. Another applicant brought their pet parrot to an interview at an office. The parrot kept squawking during the whole process.

One memorable one was an applicant who arrived at an interview on roller skates. He said he wanted to show his ability to be 'fast - moving' in the workplace. Another was an applicant who started singing in the middle of the interview to prove she had good communication skills. It was really unexpected.

Yes, Death Note is definitely a manga. It's super popular and has a huge fan base.

The author of the Death manga was Kubo Mitsurou.

Here are some recommendations for novels related to the manga Death: 1. " One Piece: Deputy Captain of Death ": The story tells the story of the protagonist, Chen Qi, who transmigrated to the world of One Piece, obtained the Death System, and continued to become stronger in the comics. 2. In the story, the protagonist was sucked into the anime world of Death by the computer and found that there were no laws and royal laws here, only conspiracy and betrayal. 3. " League of Legends: Death's Awakening ": The protagonist traveled to the Valoran Continent, mastered the ghost path and the sword, and embarked on the path from a pit to a great god. 4. [The Alchemist in Death: The protagonist is the God of Death who mastered alchemy.] These novels are recommended based on the search results provided. I hope you like one of them.

Yes, it is. The story concluded and wrapped up all the major plotlines.

Oh, for sure! Death Note is considered a masterpiece in the manga world. Its unique concept and the way it unfolds make it a must-read. The characters' development and the moral dilemmas presented make it stand out from the crowd.

Yes, the Death Note manga is complete. It has a defined ending and storyline.

Yes, it's really good. The story is captivating and the characters are well-developed.