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Cover of Volume 12 Author: Tsugumi Ohba Illustrator: Takeshi Obata To be used in article: List of Death Note chapters The image is used to display the cover of a book discussed. The resolution is less than the original. No free content would be able to stand in for this image. The enjoyment and value of the original product is not compromised by this image.

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