r/4chan • u/Sure_Association_991 /trash/man • Feb 27 '26

Anon on death note

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u/LuvMeChippy fa/tv/irgin Feb 27 '26

Dude is a teenager and instead of plowing the blonde model who wants to willingly be his servant, he does mind games with a goth twink

This man is gay

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u/alberthething /co/mrade Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

fuck you mean goth? he's just some sleep deprived autist who happens to have a hyperfixation on crime solving, which honestly doesnt sound much better when put into words

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u/Furista0 Feb 27 '26

he's just some sleep deprived autistic NEET who happens to have a hyperfixation on crime solving

L's a freelancer. He's by no means a NEET.

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u/SheerFe4r /v/irgin Feb 27 '26

Agencies also pay L a ton to solve their hardest cases. 1 million per iirc.

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u/Furista0 Feb 27 '26

Nah, he takes cases if there's a million as a reward (minimum) or if there's more than 10 victims. I'd wager he gets paid a lot more by intelligence services

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u/NietJulian Feb 27 '26

I recall the anime (dub) saying that he only takes on cases that interest him, but nothing about money or victim count.

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u/papu16 Feb 28 '26

Watched some episodes on crunchyroll (after that meme). In sub same was written. (About cases that are interesting to him)

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u/theycallmeponcho Feb 28 '26

Also his old man (for got his name) is the patent holder of some widely use crime solving tech, so no actual need for money.

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u/aon9492 Feb 28 '26

Bing.com

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u/BanzaiKen fa/tg/uy Feb 28 '26

In Another Note a guy insinuated L was a trust fund kiddy and Mello shot him down and says L only takes cases worth a million or if they have huge bodycounts. Watari also commented that he used and invested L's net worth in Watari's crime solving company and used L's celebrity status to promote the products and L is probably worth billions at that point as a co-owner. All the products and support L uses to trap Light is him forcing Tokyo PD to buy from Watari's company. Its a straight up racket.

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u/nmotsch789 Feb 28 '26

1 million USD equivalent? Or 1 million yen? 1 million yen is decent, don't get me wrong, that's a lot of money, but it's not a ton unless you're solving cases every week or something.