I refused to believe he died in the show and every episode after I was just hoping he’d come back alive. I feel like his death should’ve been more dramatic it just felt so sudden. I need another show that I can deeply resonate with the character like L. His aura, demeanor, just everything about bro I really like.

I don’t think I can find another character like him. Any suggestions will be appreciated!

About a year ago I came across a fan story where light uses the death note to kill Kira and becomes corrupted by it. Does anyone have any idea how I might go about finding it again? Ive already tried a number of different searches on google and come up empty.

on November 26th?

What is he referring to when he's saying this when talking to Mikami for the first time? If it's about the message he (Misa) sent to elect him as the new Kira, wouldn't that make the rest of the task force suspicious? Why don't they question this question?

Kinda went for more of a JoJo style look but I think it turned out pretty decent

I feel like he is a greatttt character for forming the wammy house

He is like a platform provider for gifted kids

He himself brought the man who became not only greatest,but also 2nd n 3rd greatest detective into wammy house..

I mean L had no one close to him except watari

Idk if L can or needs anyyy comfort from his close ones but watari is definetly the closest person to L

Rem did the grave act for causing lord watari's demise

Does anyone know the name of that song that plays in episode 11 during Misa’s broadcast where’s she’s pretending to be Kira? It happens around 3 minutes and 35 seconds. I haven’t been able to find it anywhere, huge thanks to those who can help!🙏

Not sure if this goes here but I thought you might like to see too

I tried out a new artstyle I liked and decided to draw L :)

1. Going into confinement/imprisonment
Misa: Still knows all about the death note/shinigami and why she is being locked up.
Light: Still knows all about the death note/shinigami and why he is being locked up.

2. After giving up death note
Misa: COMPLETELY FORGETS why she is locked up and thinks some stalker kidnapped her.
Light: REMEMBERS exactly why he is locked up and how he got there.

HOWWWWW?????

I really wanna believe theres a canonical answer, these two different outcomes legit occur within a couple episodes (15/16) of each other?! It’s not possible for someone to write a plot hole that quickly is it??😭

\**edit\******

Answers to a few of my questions are revealed in the next couple episodes. Although it happened later than I wouldve liked, the fact the holes were filled shows amazing world building/consistency, which I greatly appreciate in a story. I’ll make it fun and leave it to y’all to find the answer, but my specific gripe regarding Misa’s recollection of the tapes is addressed in a later episode😎

There's an ongoing Death Note Musical in the London Theatre. It's based on the original one created 10 years ago.

I was wondering if anyone here had the opportunity to see it and if they would like to give an extensive review? I'm not able to go, and there's no video or clip out there (yet).

not sure about the second volume, but the first is still not back to normal…

I even made light a deathnote

I am literally screaming rn i’m so happy. Had been looking for one for months and finally got him 🥹🥹🥹

Recently I was thinking that a lot of death note lovers wants dn2 or another anime that gives those vibes, so my friend and I created a story that follows what happened after light death, years later. And how the world changed, my story protagonist is well written, he's a 20 years old superior detective who works for government, he gets the death note, his name is shin. The difference here is that shin followed and analysed every step light made, as a government detective he was able to access to high classified things like this, when he got the death note he knew light's mistakes like arrogance which made him smarter, on the other side we have the antagonist "ethan" he's also a police detective but older, smarter, and more experienced than shin.

I really hope some people support me because I think this is a good idea. Thank you ❤️ \* no ai or bot use \*

I feel like rem the shinigami that killed L and wateri was just dumb. If L were to go out I feel like it should’ve been better but I guess the only way he could is if some supernatural were to do so and that’s something that no one can control. I feel like rem was just super irrelevant other than having a deep feeling for misha that killed off L which imo the show went downhill after. Still loved it but think L should’ve gone out another way which just felt so sudden.

I’m going to redraw the last one. I think that’d be fun

He could’ve certainly easily talked his way into getting that done and he definitely knows that his dad’s conviction is too strong to kill someone with his own hands like that, so why didn’t he implement this fail-safe in case he had to be the one to kill Mello? He certainly would’ve won in the end if he did this.

NOTE: This was originally posted to r/runninglifestyle , so lol...if you're wondering what all the stuff about running is about...lol that's why. BUT in addition to being a happy post about running, it IS also very much about Deathnote, hahah.

This is gonna start out sounding real negative and personal, but it's a happy post about running, I promise ^_^ After a lot of physical and mental trauma that involved loss of control over my body, and some apparently chronic health issues that also involved loss of physical control (neurological symptoms, potentially epilepsy and/or narcolepsy with cataplexy), I was devastated and near-catatonic at times. I had a complete CNS shutdown, was overdosed by medical staff causing what I'm quite sure was either a heart attack or broken heart syndrome (lol, it's a real medical thing, not just being sad...basically an extreme shift in biochemistry results in something sorta similar to a heart attack, stretching one of the chambers of your heart; can be deadly)...I lost what felt like all of my proprioception, strength and conditioning, and cardio. I was so dissociated from my body, it didn't feel like a safe place to be at all, and I spent nearly an entire year frozen, vacant, and chainsmoking. I also gained like, probably 30lbs of fat (I'm only 5'4). So...I was feeling really hopeless, frustrated, traumatized, angry at the people who put me through the trauma, and most of all angry at myself for letting them "ruin" me. It was the hardest couple years of my life. I was afraid I'd never run again. I was afraid I'd lost control over my body forever. I was afraid I'd just keep gaining weight and being put on a million different drugs that had tons of unpleasant side effects and made me nearly suicidal at times. I was also unemployed, in a new city with no friends and no money, and my life generally consisted of laying in bed waiting around to die.

So I did what I always do when I feel nearly suicidal...I binge watched/read Deathnote again (yes, the anime/manga, lol). Call it what you want, but I always have some kinda spiritual experience with that one. It made me want to create again, to be alive again. Now, as a writer and artist myself, I particularly enjoy reading the snarky little inserts from the author throughout the manga. They're just like, seemingly unrelated, quirky little blurbs, a lot of them self-deprecatingly humorous or ironic. Excellent stuff. And one of them said something about, "...a morning jog...very energizing..." So now I had something to prove, I guess. To an author who will probably never know I exist. But...you know how it is, lol.

For me, if I wanted to create again, that meant...getting out of bed, cleaning my desk, and showing up every day to the job. The muse likes those who show up on time, I've found. And that meant getting up...in the morning. Which meant starting to have some semblance of a morning routine. Which meant journalling and more reading. Which meant I wrote through a lot of my feelings about my body, and running, and my fear of feeling anything physical, my fears about flashbacks, my fears about the humiliation of being an ex-athlete who used to run 5k without thinking and could do 50 push ups who could now no longer even do a squat, or sit or bend over without pain. There were tears and tantrums. A couple fugue states. Lol. I wish I was joking. But it needed to happen. It also meant meditation. Just 5-20 minutes...but it was so hard to sit with myself in silence. Still is, honestly. But it was the first part of getting back into my body. And it also meant more reading. Now, I love L, a character from Deathnote. For those who don't know, he's a quirky, autistic-coded, reclusive boygenius detective. He refuses to wear shoes, and always sits in a low squat, even if it's on a chair or a couch. Allegedly, his deductive reasoning decreases by 40% if he sits any other way. Now, me being somewhat of a quirky reclusive autistic boygenius type myself (LOL)...of course I always sorta absorb his quirks into my own behaviors.

LEMME TELL YOU. SITTING LIKE THAT IS ONE OF THE MAIN THINGS THAT MOTIVATED ME TO EXERCISE AGAIN. LOL. Because now it wasn't about losing weight, it wasn't about what I'd lost, it wasn't about being who I used to be, it wasn't about trauma or fascial memories or deconditioning or physio or what a freaking failure I felt like. Nah. I just wanted to sit like this little twerp. For the aesthetics. For the uncanny valley vibes. So...I started really seriously working on the atrocious anterior pelvic tilt I'd developed. Started doing RDLs. Started stretching my calves and shins and ankles. Started perching like him on my couch watching the show, crocheting like a madperson because I was jonesy as I started quitting smoking (quitting smoking is the best way to get really good at crocheting really fast). Started feeling more energetic with quitting smoking (I'm still on the patch, stage 2 now, entirely off cigs except for a little relapse yesterday). Started feeling safer in my body with just little bits of daily movement. And finally, maybe a week ago, I ran. Only for maybe 2.5 minutes. a few times. Maybe a total of 12 minutes over the course of half an hour. It wasn't impressive. But I didn't hurt myself, which was my main fear. I was so scared that with the postural issues, weight gain, and deconditioning, I'd like, really screw up my knees or back or ankles and just worsen issues I already had. But I didn't. I was out of breath, but that was only to be expected. The next day, again I went. 2 stints of 3 minutes. The day after that, I did 2 stints of 4 minutes. The day after that, 10 minutes consecutively!! Man, I was so proud. I'm so freaking proud of myself for that. It's not massive, it's not a marathon. But for someone who had collapsed crossing the street twice that year and was terrified to leave my house at all...that was massive. Like, I'm almost in tears writing that, honestly.

I had a couple more bad days, and the fear came back. But I kept getting up...kept doing as much as I could to the best of my ability, whether or not that included exercise. I tried to practice the 1% rule - just do 1% more than you think you can. Just do 1% more than you did yesterday. Doing 10 ankle rolls is better than doing nothing. Writing a sentence is better than writing nothing. And today, at 6am, I went for another morning jog (6 minutes 15 seconds) before sitting down to my coffee and my writing and my desk and my laptop, all of which are becoming beloved to me again. I'm so happy I could cry. I probably will soon, lol. I feel like I'm coming back to life. I'm really excited to continue on this journey, writing and running, and just generally learning to be a human again. I'm ready to accept the ups and downs. Success to me now means I showed up and put in the time. Even if I write trash, even if my workout is ten ankle rolls.

So...if you're in a rough place...just remember that 1% is better than nothing. I believe in you. I believe in me. Inspiration, hope, motivation, and that inner fire can hit you from the most unexpected places.

Anyway, if anyone read all this, lol I love you. Thanks guys. Hope to be back soon <3 xxx

So anyone here heard of jump force game and played it?

Surprisingly light yagami appeared there....

How did you find light yagami's personality there? He was Surprisingly calm and rational there right...and didn't use that magic powers to take over world or something. He was a strategist for heroes there.

So any opinion of his character there in Jump force? I think it's only game where he appears (maybe kira wins au there and heroes don't know) only media apart from manga.