What were the fake rules in Death Note?

Fake Rules If the person using this Death Note fails to consecutively write names of people to be killed within 13 days of each other, then the user will die. If this Death Note is made unusable by tearing it up or burning it, all the humans who have touched the Death Note till then will die.

What are the rules of a Shinigami?

All Shinigami must possess at least one Death Note, a necessity to extend their lives. Should they manage to come across a second, it should—at least in principle—be returned to the Shinigami King. When a Death Note is dropped in the Human World, humans who pick up the notebook may use that Death Note to kill others.

Why did Ryuk write Lights name in his Death Note?

But Ryuk decided that if he was captured, Ryuk would have to wait around for Light’s eventual death in prison, which Ryuk deemed boring. Seeing the situation as a lose-lose, Ryuk reminded Light of what the conditions of the Death Note were and wrote his name in the Death Note.

What if you write your own name in the Death Note?

You will not die if you write your own name in the Death Note, but it is not recommended.

Do Death Note users become Shinigami?

No. Humans who die don’t go to Heaven or Hell (because neither exists). They go to Mu (Which means, nothing). Death Note, Volume 12, page 188, has these two rules in regards to “Mu”: “All humans will, without exception, eventually die.” Also, “After they die, the place they go is MU (Nothingness).”

What is Ryuk power?

Powers and Abilities Immortality: As a Shinigami, Ryuk has an infinite lifespan and is unaffected by disease and poison as long as he uses a Death Note to kill humans in order to take their remaining lifespan. He also can’t be killed or injured by firearms, knives, or other weapons.

How did Ryuk trick Shinigami King?

It looks like Ryuk tricked the king of Gods by pretending he had lost his Death Note.

What if the Death Note runs out of pages?

Regardless of how many names are written in it, the notebook will never run out of pages. Death Notes are made from a material unknown to human science; however, they nevertheless feel and look like regular notebooks, and it is possible to rip and burn the pages.