Kuro-Hana was the Last Name in the Death Note
After much hassle, with members abandoning the project, donations failing and energy exhausted; Kuro-Hana has at last, released the Director’s cut of the Death Note anime series. The price; the disbanding of the fabulous fansubbing group Kuro-Hana with an out-standing record of quality subs. It may be the irony of fate but Death Note made Kuro-Hana a reknown fansubbing group because they continued to sub it when it got licensed; and now, it will be the last the group ever subs.
Do not fret; some members of the group are now recruiting subbers for a whole new, and yet to be named group! Hopefully, this new group will deliver the same speedy, quality subs that was Kuro-Hana’s trademark.
The Death Note Director’s cut is about 2 hours long and it is a roughly 1 GB Download depending on the file format you choose.
Download the DN Director’s cut here: http://kurohana.org/?p=106
You want to know what happened in the last episode of the series? Check this out: http://www.designchronicle.com/memento/archives/death_note_ep37.html
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Var länge sedan jag såg Death Note nu. Borde se innnan jag helt glömt bort vad som hänt hittills. Serien alltså….. Men det är lite läskit
Director’s cut is like a summerize of the anime series with some surprises!
Not true, the last anime they finished subbing was actually History’s Strongest Disciple: Kenichi.
It depends on how you look at it. If counting an entire anime series, Kuro-Hana has never officially finished an entire series. They were, however, close to finish Death Note upon recieveing a C&D. After History’s Strongest Disciple: Kenichi they did finish subbing episode 2 of Hero Tales. After that, they released the above mentioned Death Note Director’s Cut which is their latest release so far.