The Boy Who Cornered God | Death Note Analysis 

Scenes being left up for interpretation in Death Note is so true. I rewatch the show 2 times within the last five years and ive grown up alot in that time and so each time i watched it i interpreted scenes differently and sided with different characters.

Light simply didn't take Near or Mello serious enough. He does state in the manga that had he been put against L in that final confrontation, L would have thought of the possibility of a second fake death note (that woudln't be caused due to a mistake by Mikami) and thus Light would have acted upon that. So no matter how you look at it, Light lost to himself and he could have lost to L as well, had he been as arrogant as he was against Near.

@ya skirt. Yeah, it's just that Light is evil and this is a shonen manga and he had to lose one way or another. The thing is, though, is that in an interview the author mentioned that since Light was so smart (and basically can't lose to Near and Mello, even with their combined efforts) he had to make someone else make the mistake + for him not to go all out. Maybe if it was seinen he would have won, but I guess you can say it was a "godlike justice". Light got the death note in the most unlikely way possible and all of that is returned when he lost in the most unlikely way possible.

@ya skirt. It's the opposite, if it actually went according to plan it would have been surprising considering we know the villain needs to lose in the end and that usually his plans would fuck up. It would have been an unique ending where for once the bad guy wins, which is why so many people love L's death (not that they are happy he died but because of how unlikely such scenario is, and that is good storytelling) For this to happen twice, in a world where you expect the confident guy to lose, it would have been even more unique and unexpected. So basically, the opposite of boring.

Keep up the Death note vids!

Hope this comment gets the attention it deserves

Omg, took me a min 😂

L,M,N,"O" Who's next

Please explain the joke to me like i am 5

@@fafo_o L (lawliet), N (near), M (mello)

Yes he was, he wasn’t really sure until light got his memories back

LII Last I think it was confirmed the numbers and percentages he always gave were fake and that he was almost anyways 90% sure light was Kira

Noobz Getrekt I know but I’m not saying that based off the percentages, he just always doubted if light was Kira

Yeah and light didn't give him any proofs. So who is smarter?

Noobz Getrekt so some idiots liked your comment even though I specifically said I didn’t say that based off percentages so let me break it down, In episode 9 L tries to put immense pressure on light by revealing he’s L and he thinks to himself “if you really are kira I can’t think of anything that would put more pressure on you than this little scenario” but light didn’t crack under pressure so it didn’t prove anything but as you can see he’s saying IF he’s kira because he is not sure. In episode 10 when they are leaving the hospital L says “are you not Kira??” This is not a percentage this is self doubt about wether light is Kira.whenever misa announces she has found Kira (I don’t remember what episode I think 13) L thinks to himself “this tape corresponds to the date light yagami and matsuda went to oyama is light really Kira??” As you can can see he is obviously not sure. Episode 16 light turns himself in and comes up with an excuse that he might not be conscious of being kira therefore he should be incarcerated just to be safe and L thinks to himself “why come here and admit that you could be kira? There is no could be kira you ARE kira” now it’s important to note he says this and it sounds like he’s sure but then self doubt creeps in this episode and the later episodes, For example when light gives up his memories at the end of episode 16 L is confused again because despite the killings not stopping indicating its light light sounds genuine in what he’s saying and at the end L doesn’t know what to believe which is why he says “I don’t understand what’s going on heeereeee” despite sounding confident that light was kira earlier. Moving to the yotsuba arc light is with L 24/7 and the only thing that L is sure of is that light and misa were kira but he doesn’t know wether they were being controlled or not. so all in all I guess me saying L only knew when light got His memories back is inaccurate but he knew in the yotsuba arc so it definitely wasn’t the whole time so I’m negating your comment because I didn’t base it off percentages and I’m negating the original commentator because he didn’t specify when L knew because the way he says it makes it seem like L knew the whole time through out the show.

I think that's just a very satisfying sentiment. Definitely something fun to think about

I think that statement also goes same to when light’s father died

A lot of people seperate Light and Kira, but in my mind, Light is Kira. Light was a different person after he obtained the deathnote however it wasn't the deathnote that changed him but his severe need for justice and power. The deathnote was simply a way at obtaining that power. Light is kira because it's his own feelings, wants, and desires that is kira. That probably doesn't make a whole lot of sense...

I love how civil this comment section is

@@kurogikuzuzuki9790 i just feel like that's a common thing that would happen to any human who was given a literal godly power, i'm betting that kind of power can warp your brain severely.

people think the way he lost was so bland but thats the point...light like the fans thought he would win and were cocky about it with no fear of near...so when near pulls out the notebook like light we feel his realization and fear and see him as a human not a god again..he let human error get in the way..emotions..just like vs L in ep 2 when he killed the guy on t.v....he is still flawed..near never made that mistake...he was cool the whole way

Get this man to Harvard

Lovely pun

the “N” is Near.

Nice.

A word with an L in it is just Ze Worldo

That's why it's ZA WARUDO!!

Zeppelin without n is just Zeppeli.

Hi Shinji

and Mello with out the M is just a British dude saying "Hello".

I'm still rewatching it so it's still relevant for all I'm concerned

because its that relevant

as they SHOULD

Death Note is getting more popular due to quarantine, and lots of old animes are rising from the dead because of quarantine.

Timothy Pingus GOOD

I hate Near

@@houseofmatrix6174 he raw dogged, piped, shat and put that boy Light down like a dog. Near didn’t get enough screen time to learn to love him. But he brought Light down, and that alone is enough to like him and make him a good character.

@@danieljaimes4803 your weird AF

but why tho

@@kurogikuzuzuki9790 who? Light? Lmao yea he kinda is

Ye

This deserve a pin

Near had some form of pride in the story

Beautiful

Pretty much.

I think its a bit more then that though. I think the reason why people don't like Near is that he's too much like L, but better in some cases? L was good and was always a step aside, but he generally wanted to be certain before making any final decisions. Near on the other hand acted more on his suspicions, but was just as careful. The two characters are very similar, but Near was basically the better L which I think people just don't like. Plus L has certain "cuteness" traits that Near doesn't have. XD Although its sad because years later I ended up finding out that Near's voice actress is the same actress who voices Spike in MLP: FIM. Let that sink in.

@@UrSammich who tf is spike lmao. I like Near better than L because he had no emotions

@@UrSammich yeah you're definitely right. And MLP really?!

@Jay Talents eh near won and light lost. All i need to know

@@azrael_morningstar then why you watch a series if you only need to know how it ends? Sorry but that's mediocre as hell. The process of getting to it is what it makes it good or not.

Of course

And wammy house A, B

Bro the entire death note soundtrack just slaps in general.

Yeah, Near's theme is ear candy.

@@xoriatis7146 I've had it as my ringtone for years >.

I KNOW-

Badass title bruh

2nd season was terrible, it’s like all anime endings the good guys win. Plus near as a character jus sucked. 1st season was amazing tho.

@@devina7819 was it really bad?? i think the only thing that's made me feel down was that L died, but though at first it's kinda hard to accept his "successors" to take over Kira's case, I honestly found solace to Near being L's manifestation of logic alone, felt like L still lived on and won the case through Near (and also Mello)

Near is a dollar store version of L if even that. There was no fun like the cat and mouse between Light and L, Near just knows everything because plot. It's like someone who gets all the right answers but doesn't show any of their work

@@frostyliciousmayne Eh. I agree that there isn’t a cat and mouse element with Near like there was with L, but I don’t think there needs to be, especially after the time skip. (If there was it would REALLY feel like a repeated story element) But L always thought Kira/Light was this awesomely impressive person, and the raw excellence of someone seeing through the god-complex of late-series Light is such a compelling form of comeuppance for me. Like not only is Light taken down, he’s taken down by someone who sees him as just a dude with a powerful tool. Light thought he was invincible and seeing him get got so spectacularly before Ryuk takes his life like any other scrub is so satisfying.

@@vonalysongreg2780 it was I agree 100% with what frosty just said.

@Alfie Marsh How different was the manga?

@@sammydray5919 As the video says, L daies just halfway through the story. The anime made the second part very short s they just rushed through things. The manga explains things better and with more details. In the anime Mello feels like an extra, in the manga he has a whole arc.

Robin They’re two more complete sides of L. L is like 50% radical and 50% logical. N is more logical and not really radical. While Mello is very radical. All 3 are intelligent though.

Specifically Mello I would've liked to see more of. I do think Near could have used more screentime but he did get his good moments. Mello despite being very interesting had very few impactful moments. I would've liked to see him battle with Kira more, to get a good idea of what he thought of him and why he wanted to beat him.

@@agentz4695 yeah same

that was his plan..he made light comfortable...he didn't seem like as big a threat as L..so light loses due to ego and pride...he didn't take near seriously enough ...near knew this was the way to win...look weak..don't do what L did in episode 2 aka make kira scared thinking someone can out think him....you have to trick him play the game lure him into a trap first..

@@razkable why...do....you use.....so many......elip.....se.....ss

Lol. He would’ve realistically never beat Light. Light would’ve predicted most of Near’s moves. L was literally smarter than Near and he lost to Light. What makes you think Near would beat Light so easily and fast. Was it his “cold calculation” when he looked at a bunch of TVs and instantly knew who X-Kira was? C’mon now! The ending was rushed and there were too many loopholes towards the second half of the plot

@@rupeg1476 read the manga

@ihatemyselfwhyamidoingthisihaventsleptplssendhelp question where did the anime get the material?

@@knifekink but did the anime rush... exactly

@@TheWhiteEye. yes the anime did rush lol

same, Near was so unimpressed by Light and that's what Light deserved

@@carrotcrunch3414 Sure but it almost led to Near downfall, Light's plan worked almost perfectly, Near was fooled for the full rodeo. Had it not been for Mello's crazy deduction that there was a fake notebook and that kidnapping that Takada would somehow lead to Mikami writing in the real notebook instead of like a ripped out page or something (which honestly seems like a huge stretch), then Near would have been completely clowned upon by Light (and honestly he still did). Basically Near completely messed up and fell fully into his trap, and was lucky that Mello saved his ass.

@@thijsf395 And I think that was the point that Near and Mello were supposed to essentially solve the Kira dilemma together where Near and Mello would be able to equal or surpass L when together.

@@thijsf395 You need to watch the Anime first honestly. Mello and Near were supposed to catch him together

I'm glad. I also hadn't seen the full idea put out there and am glad I got to put it into words

THIS

unrelated but Rokka Asahi 🌪️🌪️

How about the angle that Kira was already a sociopath? His boredom with society and easy social manipulation of the girls he had dated, he held no true personal interest in others. Saying he might have to kill his family from nearly the start. Had a plan to destroy the death note that would set fire to his whole house and endanger the lives of his entire family. That's the real reason why that trick was shown.He was *never* a good person to begin with. When he got his memories back, he was using authoritarianism, and aggressed at L punching him when he got pissed off. He viewed Kira as scum when he didn't have his memories. Because he views criminals as scum. Because his father is a police officer, and his accomplishments places himself *above* nearly the rest of society. His mother and sister constantly praising him, his ego was fed. Narcissism is a dark triad trait, found in serial killers. When my sociopathic older brother saw the ending, he hated it. Because it stopped the power fantasy. Sociopaths make any excuse to bolster their ego. Narcissists don't care about consistency. Authoritarians think might makes right. Then he was equated, to the criminal 'scum' of the earth. The very people he claimed to morally execute in 'justice' when justice was already being served to them by their prison sentences. He was dealt two blows to his ego.

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Kinda sus it's white

It’s actually both or else he wouldn’t have been scared of being right. Bc now he knows he’s dealing with higher beings

L was never afraid of shinigami he is just shocked that the person he was looking for is protected by a death god

@@vxsmay4559 bruh l Is smart and brave and everything but even he is a human so actually shinigami existing made him panic and that’s normal he does compose himself later tho

@@yasserjimenez8070 but L was never scared when he actually saw them

@@yasserjimenez8070 in Japanese shinigami means god of death u would never want to mess with a god of death no matter how smart u are.

That’s what makes the show so good.

I think at that moment he is shaking because it means a LOT more trouble for him. But L do feel emotions in the end, he has it buried deep inside, but he need can't let it out or he'll be long dead. When the tension is off tho, L can be emotional like in L Change the World novel.

L is emotinal as fuck, kira was suspicous because he felt and wanted kira to be smart like him he also shocked when he found about shinigamis, he's normal

The statement isn't inaccurate.

When watari died you can also hear in his voice that L is trying really hard to stay calm

Hahaha

U gave me cringe vibes, "braaah"

@@brunosantiago8961 shh, the adults are speaking.

@@mikealangeloy pff ure 15 yo ahahahahah stfu

@@brunosantiago8961 you literally sound like a 15yo yourself

You are epic

A couple years late, but WELL SAID! People don’t realize this enough

fair point. but i think L and light did have some semblance of a genuine friendship during the amnesia arc, borne out of the respect/admiration they have for each other as intellectual equals

@@dyoopiter I would disagree. I doubt L ever considered Light a friend. Light without his memories maybe could have seen L as an acquaintance or something, but any friendship would be tainted with L still suspecting that Light is guilty of being Kira. As you said, there could have very likely been a certain intellectual respect between them, but I think that’s about as far as it ever went.

source?

@@15muzwasnotatheatre16 L is a liar in some aspects it's also in the wiki

The uploader implied that already.

15muzwasnotatheatre the source I believe is in the 13th volume how to read, if not then it should be confirmed in a Q&A, you can just look it up online or get the book for basic proof

Lure

And he underestimated near bc of his god complex (ie since he beat L, nothing can compare to L)

His plan the whole time was perfect tho. Until Mikami fucks up. And I give full credit to Mello for that. Light can't stop Mello wilding out lol

Kugelblitzingularity light did win if you observe the last scene

@@theultimatetank2179 how

@@theultimatetank2179 Sure, half of the population wanted him to come back, but that doesn't mean he won.

I agree, I love Near and Mello.

To be honest with you Light could have won season 2 just seems like plot required Light to lose.

​@@SmokingSexyStyle maybe, but i don't like the idea of seeing light win. Once he got rid of criminals he intended to kill those who were a burden to society, which if you think about it it's a pretty good chunk of the population( especially because in japanese culture you have to basically be of service to the society and those who don't or can't are looked down upon) . So, No. I don't want to see light winning.

​@@SmokingSexyStyleHe's an edgelord kid with a superweapon. There was no way he was winning.

Yeah, just look at TV and "oh, this guy must be working for Kira", give me a break, entire thing was nonsense

Basically

human error...they all had flaws aka emotions that got in their way..near did not..he just was a robot ...near did not even get mad that his team died when mello got the notebook..mello respected that and helped the kid out in the end knowing he would die and lose anyways....he respected him that much cause near never got mad at him ..not only did he know he would die but he knew he would help near win..that must of pissed him off but he helped him anyways

Facts don't care about your supernatural life ending notebook -N Shapiro

L died because of cholesterol build up from all that sugar...he really took an L😏

L died because of an exploit

not gonna lie to you my dude, i got into death note 2013 or so. i watched some episode on youtube, but my internet at the time could only load 1 video a day, so i was veeery slow watching it, anyways, i got spoiled that L died by some of my classmates and i lost the will to watch it, and to this day i have never ever gone back to it. and after learning that he gets replaced by another letter i thought it was garbage, so its only right now i'm actually understanding the real faces that dude pulled off, and i agree with you, he is a GREAT character.

Yeah as someone who also watched Death Note very recently even though L was always and always will be my #1 favorite character I also had a soft spot for Near. And I honestly never understood the hate people in the fandom gave him.

It’s not his character that people dislike once L died the show overall did get shittier and near just kinda caught him kinda bs ending

I think part of the reason Near gets a lot of hate is because people think he has no personality of his own which is true to a point. He does feel like a watered-down version of L he's smart like him, he's cold, emotionless. He even dresses the same. When you compare Near to Mello, Mello has more of a personality of his own albeit he does have certain qualities such as L's sweet tooth and initiative. Mello has his own fashion sense, an inferiority complex, a struggle with his own ego. I truly believe that if Near had more qualities and traits that he could own all by himself, then there wouldn't be as much hate for his character.

@@logandesousa7352 I don't know I really enjoyed the ending of it I really didn't think of it as a BS ending I thought it was interesting

There's a reference to it and that could be part of his freak out but L states some doubts about the possibility of the case after the shinigami reveal with Light comforting him

@@HidinginPublic true true

BB murder case?

Slimepoop Productions it’s from a prequel to death note called “Death note another note: The LosAngeles BB murder case” I’m actually reading it right now and it’s really good so far

Beach Chicken oh ok thanks

Thanks

Kinda ironic that the "cheap" L copycat acted more intelligent than his mentor and outed the new Death Note user as only a copycat.

I'm really happy to hear that

He’s just not though

@@ihtishamhussain1785 maybe not for a anime viewer but for a manga reader it’s a character with good complex.

I mean it wasn't, he did casually outsmart near, even after advantages gained through mello's foul play

@MrRisk Because of Mikami. Light picked the best person suitable for being Kira but Mikami messed up at the end. Light did everything right

@@exchi He obviously didn’t because our boy near pulled through

@@RedVelvetBlackleather I was saying Light did everything he could right near the end, but Mikami was the reason for losing

@@exchi Perhaps Light's mistake was seeing Mikami as a predictable pawn, then, and not anticipating that Mikami is his own person, and thus makes his own decisions and mistakes.

They are angry because their favorite character died and someone who is supposed to be his CLONE took his place

I think it's mainly cuz they have to adhere to the anime watchers of death note, and everyone is well aware that the second half of death note is super weak compared to the first half. So they focus on that part because it is much better in the anime, and most dont read the manga.

annoying. Near was not even smart as L. Realistically Light would’ve never lost that fast and that easily. But the anime artists and producers had different ideas. They were tired, maybe?

I know right

@@rupeg1476 You do know that artists and producers aren't the people who choose how the story goes when its based off source material right?

As a breaking bad fan I agree

facts

Glad you liked the video. I put a lot of work into it. Sad that so many blindly hate near

Very epic

Haha thanks, I'm trying

that’s what I was thinking as a first time viewer haha, or am I

isnt that clickbait....

HE SALLY that isn’t click bait

Cabbage Man but it makes u click

Thanks, glad you liked it

I only think it felt that way because of how much the anime abridged manga. The manga goes into literally double the amount of detail and information and I think did Near justice. Although conveniences, and lucky moments always were in the series, like Light running into Raye's fiance, probably the luckiest moment in the series. It would have all been over by episode 7

@ya skirt. Tbh, I think a lot of the annoyance towards Near comes from the fact that he feels like a cheap L knock off. He's quirky like L, smart like L, and talks like L, but he's not L.

The manga demonstrated the ending better imo. But I don’t think it was a cheap victory. Many people had to die including L and Mello 😭

Don't forget Mello accidentally revealing the notebook for Near to pick up on. Without that Near would have gotten everyone killed in the warehouse

@@limeyfigdet7460 Well wouldn't Mello feel the same then? Mello is: active like L, brash like L, has this huge ego to be number one like L, eats sweets like L (granted the chocolate doesn't add much to his character), and made a lot of risks that put his life in danger many many times like L. Really Near and L just seem more similar because they both sit in rooms moving the plot along, and often directly engage Light. As opposed to Mello, who engages the entire task force when making moves to gain the death note, and manipulates Near, Aizawa, and Mogi into getting clues on who the new L is, at least in the manga that is. So yeah, while it's understandable how people can think of Near as a mini L, it doesn't make sense after you really try to think about how Near and L are different.

I agree with most of your points but L didn't willingly choose to leave the future to Near and Mello. He knew he could die at any time and kept a journal of all his findings, but he had no intention of losing. Unfortunately for L, the cards were just too stacked against him and Light found had many things go his way, whether he forced the situation or got lucky, to kill L without exposing himself.

@@vincentzhen2654 That's the tricky part but that's why I said whether he did it intentionally or not. You could say it was L leaving it to his successors or his successors choosing to inherit it, but L chose to leave his research behind. Even if L wasn't thinking about successors specifically, Near and Mello weren't specifically trying to work together either but that still ended up working. Thanks for the input, though.

@@GogetaEiyuuYamcha when i watched the anime, i got confused on why L deleted all his findings about Kira's case along his death and Watari.. i thought it's his way of admitting his defeat against Light/Kira.. but then another video said it's intentionally done by L so his successors would be challenged to start from scratch..it's like a "becoming the next L won't be possible if you couldn't work on this case by yourselves".. and that moment when L suggested Light must replace him after his forthcoming death against Kira, it's like L already thought that Light would grab the opportunity, and it's better that way instead of letting Light become an ordinary detective, bec. that'd definitely make Near and Mello hard to trace Kira--so we could consider this as a little helping hand from their beloved L..

The anime could finish earlier if Soichiro and the others cop followed the original L’s plan after he die. He literally shout “if we do this the completed case will be solve” and then they don’t do it? Idk what I’m missing, maybe they didn’t connect the pieces or maybe they didn’t want to sacrifice a live, but, THAT MEANS NOT SOLVING THE CASE.

Without Mello Near wouldn't have found out that Light was Kira

@@pazd8151 they didn't want to do it because it meant killing someone with the death note which they were fully against, even lights dad couldn't do it at the very end and ended up dying

@@milesandrews6711 Sure, but that means giving up in the only way to find out the killer of hundreds of people.

@@pazd8151 but it means keeping their morals which is the whole point of catching Kira It's not that they want to save as many lives as possible by any means, they just wanna catch a murderer

What you perceive yourself to be is not the same as you are.🙂

If you look back on Plato asking "what is justice," you see justice as the bond that holds temperance, courage, and wisdom together (thus making a "true" just person). In Death Note, Light's lack of temperance (egotism) destroys that bond and makes Light's original idea of justice deteriorate. His God-complex also creates that cult-like excitement that can make a viewer root for him to win!

@@jonathanbranstetter7427 Yeah, I'm not fond the god complex, not vary stable. Doesn't help people observe reality.

to be honest, when light forgets he is kira (in confinement), he says that the new kira is nothing like the old one. The old kira only punished those who were truly guilty and did not feel any remorse for their action. Sure,I do not like his god complex but his judgement cannot be questioned( other than those in his way). Watch matpat theory, he saved at least ten times more lives than he took.

i can't believe I'm saying this again on another comment section: i believe that everyone, if not all, is low key "Light Yagami/Kira".. we agree with his principle of justice, ... until he became a psychopath. And he didn't even felt remorse to his killings of people who were just trying to catch him (if he's smart enough, he'd understand why he's being haunted down and if he's human enough he'd feel sorry for those he had to kill to keep him doing his acts of justice with the DN), but then he's more concerned in keeping the DN's secret existence and he's alter ego (being Kira).. he abused his intellect in manipulating people who trusted him, and became clouded with that thought he's god, totally forgetting he'd end up dying someday bec. he's a human after all-- he forgot that.. I should be feeling good that someone like Light/Kira does the dirty work for a better world, but then he's a flawed human too, that could make mistakes and yeah, what else can we expect from a psychopath believing he's doing the good thing? i just couldn't entrust my life with that being with that thought in mind

This is the most accurate comment

@@HidinginPublic hahaha thanks XD

I mean, I don't think they're wrong. The dynamic between L and Kira was something special. 2nd arc felt more like N and melo's rivalry, which as the focus being 2 completely new character was more difficult for me to get invested to

There are a couple plot points that don't realistically make sense according to the rules set in season 1 or the first half of DN. Like the detectives being able to copy an entire book in one night near perfectly, right before the confrontation. Or Light getting sloppy at the end and not having an extra page in the book before the confrontation even knowing they were trying to switch the book out beforehand. How easy it was for Near to get the required pieces to catch Light was also baffling, I think Near and Mellow being added to the fray muddied the personal relationship between us as viewers in the end, not enough time dedicated to really establishing a solid connection Between us and them as viewers like how we did with L. Also the end was quite messy, things were intentionally left out and made for the entire end confrontation to almost appear adlibbed, as we weren't exactly sure specifically what each side was doing at certain points, but we knew enough to see how it should have played out according the rules set in the season before. Etc, etc... Or

No that’s wrong. People didn’t like the ending cuz it felt rushed and it felt like there were too many loopholes. Near didn’t seem nearly as smart as L, only weirdly luckier. It was just unrealistic that Light would not predict Near’s moves and his explosion of emotions very uncharacteristic of Light. It just felt like they were trying so hard to kill off Light

@@rupeg1476 keep in mind, that was light post-L. He hadn’t actually been chased by anyone for awhile, to light, L was the biggest adversary he could’ve had. He got too cocky after L’s death. He’d been thinking he really was a god for long enough for him to actually believe he was. At that point, he was completely unhinged. His mental health while doing this really broke down over the years.

@@patiencewallace8453 Still.

Great timing then!! Maybe it will give you a new perspective when looking at the characters then

@@HidinginPublic Yeah. It was a really great video. Death Note is one of my favorite animes of all time because of how well written and deep the characters are.

Thanks so much! I'll try to keep improving

For real!

L didnt deserve to die

@@rocktleague6295 l was 90000 times a better character than near

@@rupeg1476 Light: *Is one of the only people who saw L, fits kiras profil perfectly, was the only one benefiting from faking the 13 day rule, attacks Near right after he started suspecting him and acts cocky around him* Near: I think he is kira. Everyone: BuT wHeRe Is ThE eViDeNcE

ur bitter asf lmfaoo

Hopefully it gains some traction. Thanks for the comment, that helps

Well yes but he starts killing criminals, then killing major adversary, then minor criminals, random innocent people, and finally close family and friends. Just because Walter White cooks meth in the first episode doesn't mean he doesn't defend much farther by season 5

@@HidinginPublic what a solid reply! and great comparison 😂😂

Dude. Shut up.

Love this

not a fan of the way light kills naomi...still annoys me

Asmosis Jones is it bad that was my second favorite kills

@@razkable why?

Happy to hear that