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Line 1: {{work}} == Death Notes in other fiction == * What would happen if you wrote "Dick Cheney"? He wouldn't be able to die of a heart attack (as his blood flow will literally never stop unintentionally due to him having a non-stop pump, not a heart), but that's the default. This also applys to other human beings with that kind of artifical blood flow, as well as people with fully robotic bodies in [[Ghost in the Shell]]. Line 62 ⟶ 63: * However, since magic in Discworld is a ''wild'' thing there is also the possibility that a Death Note is still working, but more by magic than by ''death''. * Finally, ''Auditors'' can evaluate the Shinigami to be the laziest and most messy Death Gods they had never met and to fire them all. Cmp. "Reaper man", where Death was fired for ''simple interest'' in human beings. ** Ok, how about this: The Shinigami are not the personifications of death. They are trans-dimensional parasites, much like the [[~~Discworld/~~Lords and Ladies\|elves]]. Their parasite universe attatches itself to other worlds allowing the Shinigami to steal human lifespans. Now, when someone writes a name in a Death Note on the [[Discworld]], it results in sand disappearing from [[Death's Hourglass]]. It's possible that {{smallcaps\| Death}} can fix it, but he probably either thinks it's against the rules or it's a lot of effort, even for him. * Can a person killed with a Death Note become a zombie? ** Related question-: considering (crossing over with WMG) Death Note owners may already be in [[The Virus\|the early stages]] of [[Dead All Along\|of converting into Shinigami...]] then might they have an immunity to zombie-ism and other forms of [[The Virus]]? * Can the Death Note be used to kill zombies? Heart attacks probably wouldn't work if the heart wasn't beating. Maybe if you write something like "Zombie Bob, [[Your Head Asplode\|Head explodes]] resulting in permanent brain death." Maybe it depends on the type of zombie? [[Resident Evil\|T-virus]] zombies versus supernaturally walking dead? * What about using Death Notes in other narrative universe in generals? In DC Comics with Death of the [[Sandman\|Endless]]? Or in "[[The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy]]"? Line 145 ⟶ 146: ** And what about data ghosts automatically uploaded to [[Doctor Who\|CAL]]? Or regular alive humans stored in her teleport? * How would a Death Note affect a [[Danny Phantom\|Halfa?]] * What would happen if a Death Note was used on [[SCP Foundation\|SCP-682]], which is almost impossible to kill? {{reflist}} [[Category:~~Death Note~~{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}]]▼ [[Category:Headscratchers]] __NOTOC__▼ ▲[[Category:Death Note]] [[Category:Anime and Manga/Headscratchers]] ▲__NOTOC__