I really love the "have you ever told the truth" bit from L. For a moment he stops playing the game and levels with Light, like, "were you just born evil?"
LOL there are so many ways this show has plot holes how Light can lose. Even in this episode... Rem does not have to write L-s name into the note book to save Misa and then to die because of it. Rem could just speak up to L or make a deal that if she/he ( i dont know what sex Rem is ) reveals who Kira is then Misa gets full immunity. I bet L would take that deal and boom... Light loses... L does not die, Misa does not die and rem doesn't die. There are actually many ways how Light can lose, but it was simply not written that way. Many fans think that Light is this hyper genius when really he is not. He made so many mistakes. But dumb people dont see, they just follow the written story and don't think on their own how Light could be caught.
@@tanelviil9149 Are you dumb? if Rem make a deal with L, Misa will hate her and she cares about her, she cares about what misa cares about which is helping Light, so your point is invalid go rewatch the Anime
LOL there are so many ways this show has plot holes how Light can lose. Even in this episode... Rem does not have to write L-s name into the note book to save Misa and then to die because of it. Rem could just speak up to L or make a deal that if she/he ( i dont know what sex Rem is ) reveals who Kira is then Misa gets full immunity. I bet L would take that deal and boom... Light loses... L does not die, Misa does not die and rem doesn't die. There are actually many ways how Light can lose, but it was simply not written that way. Many fans think that Light is this hyper genius when really he is not. He made so many mistakes. But dumb people dont see, they just follow the written story and don't think on their own how Light could be caught.
Ep 12 Rem: Never repeat this to anyone, I've found out that the only way to kill a Shinigami is to make them fall in love with a human Misa: What a beautiful way to kill Ep 14 Misa: Light darling, do you know how to kill a Shinigami? Rem: *I'm gonna pretend i didn't here that, besides, it's not like Light Yagami will use this to his advantage and personal gain* EP 17 Light: *Proceeds to make a 7 episode long plan that backs Rem into an inescapable corner to where she has no choice but to kill L* EP 25 Rem (as she's turning to dust): Damn you Light Yagami
If Misa didn't open her colossal mouth that can fit 3 notebooks in it then L might be kicking it with mellow and near. Rem shouldve been a god and never said anything about it either, so she got what she desrved, reduced to dust.
@@KravenZoro It seems you really dislike Misa and her mouth 😂 Well it makes sense. But if we are talking "what ifs", if Misa remembered L's name that she saw, then Light wouldn't have to make Rem kill L and at the same time herself
LOL there are so many ways this show has plot holes how Light can lose. Even in this episode... Rem does not have to write L-s name into the note book to save Misa and then to die because of it. Rem could just speak up to L or make a deal that if she/he ( i dont know what sex Rem is ) reveals who Kira is then Misa gets full immunity. I bet L would take that deal and boom... Light loses... L does not die, Misa does not die and rem doesn't die. There are actually many ways how Light can lose, but it was simply not written that way. Many fans think that Light is this hyper genius when really he is not. He made so many mistakes. But dumb people dont see, they just follow the written story and don't think on their own how Light could be caught.
@@tanelviil9149 I agree with you that there are scriptwriting facilities for Light to win. However I don’t think L would have accepted Ream’s deal. L is a competitor, he wouldn’t have accepted such an easy deal.
About the foot washing scene. L knew he was going die and had accepted that. Before this scene, L & Light had a word about about being truthful and trusting others. Previously also, L and Light have a conversation about friendship and betrayals. This was a symbolic scene as Judas betrayed Jesus in Christianity. Jesus knowing he was about to get caught, still washes Judas’s feet; and sacrifices his life eventually. L in the same way knew Light was Kira all along still he treated him let’s say “nicely” because somewhere deep down he knew that his personality traits ( Not trusting others, his deduction abilities, sharp, being distant with everyone etc ) is quite like Light. So, he related himself with Light. L could have saved himself ( Given his sharp thinking ) but he still chooses to let Light win at that point with him dying. But, L knew in the long run eventually Light should be caught as Kira.
L was born as orphan since his parents are gone. Watari took him in as his legal guardian training him to see his potential realizing he’s a future prodigy and detective. Also fun fact when L was just 8 years old he prevented WW3 from happening. Even the adults around him agree that the kid beyond them in intelligence. L can speak 6 languages and can learn a new language in a week
L for me is rightfully the best character of this show and I don’t think he was outsmarted at all, light had a death-note but L was still keeping up with him which is an incredible feat in itself, light has done nothing but put his best effort to hide while L was always figuring out pieces of evidence at the risk of being killed. It’s totally understandable that he couldn’t protect himself from a god of death that wanted to kill him, after all he’s still human, he have limits like all of us and I would say that it is honourable and humanising about his character ,he can’t protect himself from supernatural things that can directly kill him because he doesn’t have a supernatural panel of possibilities like light. So he wasn’t outsmarted at all he has always been at a disadvantage, we, the audience just never saw because it was camouflaged by his amazing abilities.
He knew that he was going to die but deep down he always felt that light was Kira, those are even his last words in the manga and that’s what is also incredible about L, as without even having foolproof that light is Kira, L knew it. Why ? Well because they have the “same nature” (hate to lose, childish, ect) but L because they are similar was able to sense that there was something that completely opposed them : Honesty. While L has always been a completely honest and direct person ( he always say what he thinks, even the fact that he’s L) Light has always been hypocritical and that’s why L said to him : Light, since the moment you have been born have you ever told the truth once ? It’s because light was so similar to him but so different that he was able to see his rotten nature that made him think that he was Kira.
@@abdelbouzazia4955 I think that the movie "Law Abiding Citizen" summed it up well - "It's not what you know, it's what you can prove." L held onto his belief that Light was Kira to the end, but couldn't prove it concretely. This was the moment where L could have disproved the 13 day rule and throw Light back on as the prime suspect and with the shinigami and Death Note known to everyone on the task force, this would have only led to Light's downfall. Time needed to be on L's side and I know he could have proven Light to be responsible, but Light made sure that didn't happen. And it was because he knew how Rem and Misa's mentalities were and how to manipulate them and get him out of this jam.
31:35 That probably was the only time L was that honest, blunt ,raw and truthful to someone. Being a hermit himself who doesn't talk to anyone other than Watari. "Time for the payback moment". Light was caught off guard on this one but I doubt he knew how L felt at that point. Light was in "hunt mode" but L knew deep inside him it was over. Too much oversights at that point and variables to make sense of it all. One of those premonition moment about self.
This episode... hits hard. Like, "the bells are loud today". The bells he's hearing from that church could be anything, but the moment we see L falling, we realize it's from a funeral, his own.
From deathnote fandom wiki: "Just before Light has Rem kill L, L receives prophecies of his death in the forms of images and dreams (more than once). In the same way, Jesus prophesied (more than once) that He would be betrayed and killed. Also, Jesus washes the feet of His disciples, including Judas-just before the latter betrayed Him. In the same way, L washes Light's feet after their conversation in the rain on lying" Also L kept saying "forgive me for my sins" and other things of the sort knowing fully that he was getting killed and that Light viewed himself as a god. I saw another commentor mention "absolute power corrupts absolutely". I always thought that absolute power reveals absolutely one's true self is more applicable to the real world. It could be that Light was written as someone who fit in the first category where the death note corrupted him, or it could be the second option where it only revealed who he was. Although we will never know exactly who Light is, only the creator of the character does, I would be curious to hear your thoughts on wether it's the first or the second scenario that describes him best.
My favorite line from this episode was L's line about the bells. Instead of saying "I'm going to die" he said it in a way that Light would only understand if he was Kira.
Some people like Light, some don't. I personally love the unique idea of having the Protagonist be more of a villain. Very few shows go down that route and do it well. And the absolutely genius plan from the previous episode combined with this one was extremely well thought out. Light manipulated everyone, even himself. And it's a shame. We can see from episodes 17-24 that Light really was a different person without the notebook. He actually had compassion and cared for people. But power corrupts. And absolute power corrupts absolutely. Light cared for people. Light cared for L. Kira did not.
Only people light cared for as Kira was his family. He forced himself to not care for Misa or anyone else because he believed that he would mess up if he did. Death note truly ruined his life and corrupted him. He would've had a amazing life ahead of him if he didn't get the death note. What truly makes me sympathize him is he didn't even want to use death note. But he forced himself to use it to justify the 2 accidental kills he committed. I mean, He had nightmares and he lost few pounds when he realised he was killing people. Killing people definitely wasn't fun for him. This makes him a hopelessly tragic kid who was trying to justify himself for all horrible things he did throughout the series.
People always think Light is an hero or anti hero look how does killing people just because their criminals and having a god complex make you a good person. Light just uses and doesn’t love Misa. She’s just a tool to him. Also later in the second half of Death Note my god are the reactors going to embrace an irredeemable guy who crosses the lines he said he would never cross but he did
I think "absolute power corrupts absolutely" is a magnificent expression. However, I've always thought that absolute power reveals absolutely or reveals one's true self. If your true self is inherently good, then that power can be used for good or discarded by choice.
I love Light lol. My point of view is that this is a fictional world and nothing in this world can affect the real world, so why not add some chaos. If the people in the story stop Light, then we back to square one in a boring world. So might as well support the character causing all the action lol.
I absolutely love this anime for asking the viewer to confront such difficult moral and philosophical questions. Like is it wrong to take the life of someone who you know will go on to kill many more people? Or is it right because it's for the "greater good." As well as at what cost should justice be served? There's this crazy paradox in Light where in order for him to rid the world of evil he himself must become the most evil of all. This show captures that moral struggle so well through it's compelling story and captivating characters. It makes me appreciate anime so much for having the guts and the maturity to explore these topics. You would NEVER get an American cartoon that would take on such heavy subject material.
This episode was completely different to the rest cause lots of the scenes were not actually in the manga. The anime adaptation added the bells, Misa' song, the rain and the feet scene
In the first of (in my opinion) many baffling decisions the anime staff made, the anime actually omits L's final thoughts as he loses consciousness: (while staring up at Light's smug grin) "Light Yagami... I knew it... I wasn't... wrong... But... I..." I think hearing L lament that even though he was right from day one, he still couldn't defeat Kira makes his death even more tragic.
not really, even though we couldn't hear every single thought that was going through L's mind as he was dying, we can still understand it and that's how the silence felt even more powerful. So I think they didn't make a bad decision cutting it out.
I hate several decisions the anime take on the manga. Killing L in this episode was one of them. Why do they want to do this, and never reveal he faked his death? I mean sure, L dies 23 days later anyways, but come on... there are so many unnecessary changes between Manga and Anime. I had Friends stopped watching/reading after this scene because they thought he's dead.... >_>
@@stardmg not according to the novel from tsugumi ohba & takeshi obata "L: change the WorLd" where Ryuzaki wrote his name in the deathnote to proof its function and has 23 Days time, where he solves that bio-weapon case. he dies playing chess against himself, talking to wataris photo. (Because Watari actually died there) It's really sad... He couldn't be killed by Rem because once your name is written in the Death Note your Death is settled and you can't die anywhere before that date. (which is a maximum of 23 Days). Except of course you use the Death Rubber from the One-Shot-Manga they produced with wich you can erase the names of someone in the death note and they came back to life. They said, they had to include this solution for their publishers sake but subracted it from the full-manga later on.
This episode left me speechless when I first watched it. I love how it’s called Silence, and how from the very beginning it focuses so heavily on sound. The sound of children and bells from L’s past, Misa’s haunting melody, the pouring rain, the ramping choir, then back to the sound of bells as L falls - all leading to that moment when it falls completely silent as L closes his eyes. Whoever did the sound design - chef’s kiss. L is one of my favorite characters in fiction. I couldn’t even tell you why, but he just sticks in my brain and demands to remain a point of fascination for me. And as much as I hate that L had to die, I believe this episode is a big reason for that. It feels like losing someone before their time. Considering all the time that we did get to spend with him, we still know basically nothing about him on a personal level. Then we finally get a glimpse of his past, with hints of the nature of his childhood, then they yank him away from us before we get the chance to really delve into his character and background. That isn’t to say we never learn more about him - to say whether we do or don’t would be a spoiler so I won’t confirm or deny anything on that subject. But still, when I got to this point on my first watch, I remember almost feeling cheated. It left me yearning for more, and cemented him as an unforgettable character and Death Note as an unforgettable show.
In the manga, this episode doesnt exist. Rem did it right after Light write with the needle. Rem realized all of this much faster. Rem react instantly and die at that moment. L hasnt got a chance to say that dialogue with Light. It happened so fast in manga. Too fast, even. They put somber episode, and I love it. L deserve this kind of special treatment for a glorious death. He did said great spiteful goodbye to Light. "Have you ever tell the truth" Thats a great last words slapped to someone like Yagami Light.
This is one of my favorite episodes of the entire series. It's emotionally charged and the end hurts to watch, but between the audio design and the religious imagery, it's all so beautiful and well done.
Here's where no matter what side you are with, you realize this show is already undeniably a masterpiece that you cannot come to think how it can be better
L essentially went out and outright explicitly accused Light of being Kira, and Light just gave a normal political answer. When L says he thought he would say that, it had a depressing tone, because L knew that Kira was back. When before, when L accused Light of being Kira while his memory was gone, he started attacking L. The massive difference between Light with and without memories was how L knew it was over, he had lost to something that was beyond science or reasoning
So when I first watched this series I was rooting for Light throughout because I liked the idea of him creating this 'perfect world'. But then when I watched it through a second time I saw the hypocrisy is that idea and was rooting for L instead.
The genuine sadness means how well the story was written. I found out about this channel just yesterday and I was so hyped to see episodes 23-25 yet watched the whole thing. I enjoyed a lot and thus,you guys deserve a subscription :D Much love
Jesus washing his disciple feet in an act of humility. Like Jesus, L knows he’s going to die soon. And like Jesus, L knows he’ll be betrayed. Light is Judas in this scene; still acting like L’s friend despite conspiring to kill him.
The thing is guys, Light is a psycopath, from the very begninning, even before he got the notebook. He began doing things out of boredom, and then out of ego, never for justice. And psycopaths don't/can't feel empathy. Truly sad chapter.
When you rewtch the series you realice that the moment L released Light from prison was the moment he lost, from that moment on he had no chance of winning.
No, L's last chance was when Light took Higuchi's notebook. There was a window of time 45+ seconds long where L had the notebook in arm's reach before Light got his memories back to keep. If L had taken the notebook back in that time then after Higuchi died then L would have become the true owner of the notebook and Light would have lost his memories again. L directly stated that he suspected Light of intentionally passing the power of Kira on with the intention to reclaim it at some point. And then L allowed his chief suspect to hold Kira's power for over a minute uncontested. In that scene you can see L is suspicion of Light in the helicopter, but doesn't act. Other than plot armor for Light there is no good reason why L would be ok with Light holding the notebook. And if L had taken it back in that brief window then he'd have won.
Simultaneously my most and least favorite episode of the entire show. L's death I think was one of the first times I ever experienced Major Character Death and it broke my heart. But the way it was done, the build up, the betrayal, watching this game between two forces come to a close.... truly beautiful. As much as I wish it wasn't, I do think L's death was not only inevitable but necessary for Light. Also, that scene between L and Light on the stairs after the rain, TOP TIER.
00:00 🔕🔔🔔 The bell tolls. And the Jesus, and the foot cleaning, and 21:23 ... same. Like, they aren't, and you're tensed, you know they won't, but out of curiosity/ anticipation that maybe if you stare long enough... but logic. 33: I know the first notes are gone, but...I know you guys for checking previous episodes for facts but
On a happy note, I would honestly give the Japanese live action films a shot after you finish the anime series. They used the same English voice actors for the dub, and I feel like they did L more justice than anyone. I actually brought those to my parents house over a few weekends since it's much less of a commitment than a long series, and they really got into it, too.
What always gets me about L’s death is that he was so close to figuring things out. This entire show he was at a disadvantage in the fact he had no knowledge about the death note and shinigami, but finally in the episode before he dies the playing field is revealed and he was so close to being able to make moves, test things for himself, and get the evidence he needed in order to catch Light. It just blows even more because it felt like we were at the start of such a cool arc where L knows things now and Light and L would roughly be on the same level and then he just dies 😭 Maybe it’s because I loved L’s character so much, but his death never felt necessary in my opinion where it would have at least felt worth it :’)
My take on the "foot scene": It's not L admitting defeat, it's him mocking Light. He's basically like "Oh, drying your feet is too menial a task for Your Highness, let me do that for your". He's basically pointing out how Light views himself above everyone else and he's using that to make him feel very uncomfortable. He's taking his superiority complex and throwing it in his face.
Actually, it's most likely a religious reference. This anime is full of Catholic referencing, and the foot washing scene is yet another one. IIRC, Jesus washes Judas' feet, even though Jesus knew that Judas would betray him. I feel it's the same here. L knew Light would kill him, yet he wanted to "atone for his sins." Just one of many catholic references this anime has.
There is a 2 part movie live action Japanese (English dub with the anime voice actors available) with the original ending. death note, and death note the last name. --- SPOILERS FOR THE ORIGINAL ENDING HERE ---- After higuchi L sensing light is Kira but without having proof tried the same plan- Difference being L has already written his own name down, locking in his death for 13 days down the line. When rem writes his name it has no affect but he feigns death. Light after announcing his victory to misa is caught by L and the task force, light asks Ryuk for help and ryuk writes lights name down. The movie ends with a deep conversation between L and lights father.
so sad for him to see his death like this. he died surrounded by those people who a day later forgot about his death, who a day later laughed and joked, who did not care about his words and only at the end of thanksgiving and a few cases did they think of before that.Light is still Kira. They seemed to refuse to believe in L and his abilities to the last, to the last they turned away from common sense. But L worked with them, L died at his job, he gave everything to this world, and died Domtoino, silently, looking at him in the eyes, calmly, quietly. It's a shame that he was dying in front of the people, and they seemed not to understand what was happening, clutching at their own heads, staged scenes, a circus around. I don’t want to say anything, just stupidity can hurt anyone more than rivalry, remember.
Same for me about funeral. Whenever i approach a dead person and when i look at them i feel like they were just sleeping and could wake up anytime soon
Not going to lie, every time that scene happens, I can't help but grin from ear to ear. I love both Light and L, but seeing Light triumph over his foe like that, outsmarting him in such a clever way, it just makes me happy. Best way I can describe it is, to me Light is anti-hero I love to see succeed. I may not agree completely with his methods, but he's got so much charm and charisma that I can't help but root for him. And, while his actions may be extreme, I do kind of understand his mindset when talking about criminals and justice.
When i first watched death note i loved both L and Light i was really sad watching this. but now this episode makes me so happy just because L fanboys hate it
i watched death note fully 19 times and i still close to been crying on L death . this anime is on another level and can easily surpass all others animes.
That scene was so Jesus washing the feet of Judas. He knew 100% at that point that 1) light was kira, 2) light is again kira and 3) He (L) will die very soon.
the briliant smart one is neither L or Light, or even the next characters. . . . . . it's the story writer !! LOL mrs. tsugumi, was it ~ **so who gives a damn bout team L team Light :p . . i'm team tsugumi & enjoying the show :))
Many just hate Kira because he killed L ...but if you think about his plan for long run you would find out and also in the end, the world is changed..and also read special one shot manga 109 of death note. It will clear things.
After completing this series ...You can watch its movies for alternate ending 1.Death Note (2006) 2.Death Note: The Last Name (2006) Although series are more detailed and Graphics of Shinigami in movie is not that great but ending feels better.
It's more than just L knowing he's going to die. L knows he's lost their game. His washing of Light's feet to "atone for his sins" is his way of admitting defeat to Light, treating him like the God he aspires to be.
I feel like Rem decided to kill L not only to save Misa but also to spare L from Mu, she didnt want Light to drag more people into this like he did to Misa
This ep has another strong Christian symbolism. L wiping/cleaning Lights feet represent the story in the Bible on the last supper, since Jesus washed Judas, knowing he was going to die soon, and Judas knew he was going to betray Jesus. Judas also kissed (showing affection) Jesus before betraying him. This ep had a lot of parallels to that story.
A lot of people were on the fence about "Do I root for Light, or against him?" but I think many of them 100% turned against Light after this episode hah. About the discussion on whether L could've done anything to survive this: I think as soon as he introduced himself to the task force/to Light, he was as good as dead. It was a gamble he took to try and catch Kira, knowing full well that losing this gamble would cost him his life. It was either that, or keep investigating from a distance, but he didn't have that much to go on without being a legit part of the task force. Perhaps his confidence in his own ability to take on everyone, actually brought his demise. This time, he couldn't do it. Still, I'm not sure I would say that "Light outsmarted L"; Light had way too many tools at his disposal (the Death Note, and Misa's undying love), the fight simply wasn't fair. If a bad sniper kills a good archer, I won't say the sniper is more talented. He just had better tools. When things were 'fair', I'd say L had more wins on Light, than the other way around. Even as early as episode 2.
To me this was always the end of death note… and also one of the most beautiful episodes and the saddest. It’s so different from all the previous episodes in everyway… i fucking love it. It is my favorite…. Even tho I lost my sweet L
"I AM THE GOD OF THE NEW WORLD" As villainous and evil the context of this quote was, you can't deny how hype it is. Its inspirational witnessing him finally overcome one of his biggest obstacles. He set out to do something and he did it.
Fun facts about L the true GOAT of Death note: - He prevented ww3 when he was just 8 years old - He is the favorite character of the creators of Death Note Tsugumi Öba and Takeshi Obata - Tsugumi and Takeshi said that they now regret killing L in the story and would make a different ending. - There are two novels about some of his most interesting cases. One book is called "L change the world" and the other is "Death note: Another note" - L hates socks - He only sleeps 3 hours a day (If he sleeps) which is also the reason he eats so much sugar. Although I believe Kira killed L In the end L lost the battle but won the war.
I stopped watching anime for like 10 years and I started back up with Death Note. Now I’m deep into it again! Glad I can rewatch it with you guys. Since then iv finished Death note, HunterxHunter, Demon Slayer, juju kaisen and AOT. In that order
I really love the "have you ever told the truth" bit from L. For a moment he stops playing the game and levels with Light, like, "were you just born evil?"
L himself almost always lies as well.
@@rinkusan978 i guess the reason is for finding the culprit
LOL there are so many ways this show has plot holes how Light can lose.
Even in this episode... Rem does not have to write L-s name into the note book to save Misa and then to die because of it.
Rem could just speak up to L or make a deal that if she/he ( i dont know what sex Rem is ) reveals who Kira is then Misa gets full immunity.
I bet L would take that deal and boom... Light loses... L does not die, Misa does not die and rem doesn't die.
There are actually many ways how Light can lose, but it was simply not written that way.
Many fans think that Light is this hyper genius when really he is not.
He made so many mistakes. But dumb people dont see, they just follow the written story and don't think on their own how Light could be caught.
@@tanelviil9149 Are you dumb? if Rem make a deal with L, Misa will hate her and she cares about her, she cares about what misa cares about which is helping Light, so your point is invalid go rewatch the Anime
@@tanelviil9149 Rem killed her self so that she can transfer her remaining life span to Misa.
This episode is called silence for a reason, it literally leaves you speechless.
For some reason, I just see one of the animators in my head after this came out going: TADA!
nobody expected this on 25th ep
i mean there were 37 ep ,,,, nobody could have thought this will happen in mid way
This episode never fails to break my heart. L was such a well-written character and I love him. I hope madhouse animates the latest one-shot. MINORU!
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LOL there are so many ways this show has plot holes how Light can lose.
Even in this episode... Rem does not have to write L-s name into the note book to save Misa and then to die because of it.
Rem could just speak up to L or make a deal that if she/he ( i dont know what sex Rem is ) reveals who Kira is then Misa gets full immunity.
I bet L would take that deal and boom... Light loses... L does not die, Misa does not die and rem doesn't die.
There are actually many ways how Light can lose, but it was simply not written that way.
Many fans think that Light is this hyper genius when really he is not.
He made so many mistakes. But dumb people dont see, they just follow the written story and don't think on their own how Light could be caught.
Y'all went through the 5 stages of grief in ten minutes.
Ep 12
Rem: Never repeat this to anyone, I've found out that the only way to kill a Shinigami is to make them fall in love with a human
Misa: What a beautiful way to kill
Ep 14
Misa: Light darling, do you know how to kill a Shinigami?
Rem: *I'm gonna pretend i didn't here that, besides, it's not like Light Yagami will use this to his advantage and personal gain*
EP 17
Light: *Proceeds to make a 7 episode long plan that backs Rem into an inescapable corner to where she has no choice but to kill L*
EP 25
Rem (as she's turning to dust): Damn you Light Yagami
You summed it up perfectly
If Misa didn't open her colossal mouth that can fit 3 notebooks in it then L might be kicking it with mellow and near. Rem shouldve been a god and never said anything about it either, so she got what she desrved, reduced to dust.
@@KravenZoro It seems you really dislike Misa and her mouth 😂
Well it makes sense.
But if we are talking "what ifs", if Misa remembered L's name that she saw, then Light wouldn't have to make Rem kill L and at the same time herself
@@yamikagevg7841 damn you, you bring up a great point.
@@KravenZoro Long story short... Misa sucks lol
It is insane that Misa caused two deaths and they were both Shinigamis and were supposed to be beyond human feelings. Rem and Gelous loved her
What's even more upsetting is the fact that she didn't even care. She never asked where was Rem?
Love is weakless. Rem and Gelous are simp. Ryuk is a Alpha. Doesn't care when he'have to kill Light.
@@Chris-gp7hj well said, I agree with this statement.
LOL there are so many ways this show has plot holes how Light can lose.
Even in this episode... Rem does not have to write L-s name into the note book to save Misa and then to die because of it.
Rem could just speak up to L or make a deal that if she/he ( i dont know what sex Rem is ) reveals who Kira is then Misa gets full immunity.
I bet L would take that deal and boom... Light loses... L does not die, Misa does not die and rem doesn't die.
There are actually many ways how Light can lose, but it was simply not written that way.
Many fans think that Light is this hyper genius when really he is not.
He made so many mistakes. But dumb people dont see, they just follow the written story and don't think on their own how Light could be caught.
@@tanelviil9149 I agree with you that there are scriptwriting facilities for Light to win. However I don’t think L would have accepted Ream’s deal. L is a competitor, he wouldn’t have accepted such an easy deal.
It still broke me seeing L dies no matter how many years passed.
About the foot washing scene. L knew he was going die and had accepted that. Before this scene, L & Light had a word about about being truthful and trusting others. Previously also, L and Light have a conversation about friendship and betrayals. This was a symbolic scene as Judas betrayed Jesus in Christianity. Jesus knowing he was about to get caught, still washes Judas’s feet; and sacrifices his life eventually. L in the same way knew Light was Kira all along still he treated him let’s say “nicely” because somewhere deep down he knew that his personality traits ( Not trusting others, his deduction abilities, sharp, being distant with everyone etc ) is quite like Light. So, he related himself with Light. L could have saved himself ( Given his sharp thinking ) but he still chooses to let Light win at that point with him dying. But, L knew in the long run eventually Light should be caught as Kira.
Ben is so me when i watched this episode complete silence and sadness
"Rest in peace L"
L was born as orphan since his parents are gone. Watari took him in as his legal guardian training him to see his potential realizing he’s a future prodigy and detective.
Also fun fact when L was just 8 years old he prevented WW3 from happening. Even the adults around him agree that the kid beyond them in intelligence. L can speak 6 languages and can learn a new language in a week
THE SILENCE WAS SO LOUD THIS EPISODE
L for me is rightfully the best character of this show and I don’t think he was outsmarted at all, light had a death-note but L was still keeping up with him which is an incredible feat in itself, light has done nothing but put his best effort to hide while L was always figuring out pieces of evidence at the risk of being killed. It’s totally understandable that he couldn’t protect himself from a god of death that wanted to kill him, after all he’s still human, he have limits like all of us and I would say that it is honourable and humanising about his character ,he can’t protect himself from supernatural things that can directly kill him because he doesn’t have a supernatural panel of possibilities like light. So he wasn’t outsmarted at all he has always been at a disadvantage, we, the audience just never saw because it was camouflaged by his amazing abilities.
He knew that he was going to die but deep down he always felt that light was Kira, those are even his last words in the manga and that’s what is also incredible about L, as without even having foolproof that light is Kira, L knew it. Why ? Well because they have the “same nature” (hate to lose, childish, ect) but L because they are similar was able to sense that there was something that completely opposed them : Honesty. While L has always been a completely honest and direct person ( he always say what he thinks, even the fact that he’s L) Light has always been hypocritical and that’s why L said to him : Light, since the moment you have been born have you ever told the truth once ? It’s because light was so similar to him but so different that he was able to see his rotten nature that made him think that he was Kira.
@@abdelbouzazia4955 I think that the movie "Law Abiding Citizen" summed it up well - "It's not what you know, it's what you can prove." L held onto his belief that Light was Kira to the end, but couldn't prove it concretely. This was the moment where L could have disproved the 13 day rule and throw Light back on as the prime suspect and with the shinigami and Death Note known to everyone on the task force, this would have only led to Light's downfall. Time needed to be on L's side and I know he could have proven Light to be responsible, but Light made sure that didn't happen. And it was because he knew how Rem and Misa's mentalities were and how to manipulate them and get him out of this jam.
31:35 That probably was the only time L was that honest, blunt ,raw and truthful to someone. Being a hermit himself who doesn't talk to anyone other than Watari. "Time for the payback moment". Light was caught off guard on this one but I doubt he knew how L felt at that point. Light was in "hunt mode" but L knew deep inside him it was over. Too much oversights at that point and variables to make sense of it all. One of those premonition moment about self.
Welp, it’s time. This episode always gets me no matter how many times I’ve seen it 😭
This episode... hits hard. Like, "the bells are loud today". The bells he's hearing from that church could be anything, but the moment we see L falling, we realize it's from a funeral, his own.
FINALLY I've been waiting all day for your reaction to this episode, I love your in-depth discussions 👍
From deathnote fandom wiki:
"Just before Light has Rem kill L, L receives prophecies of his death in the forms of images and dreams (more than once). In the same way, Jesus prophesied (more than once) that He would be betrayed and killed. Also, Jesus washes the feet of His disciples, including Judas-just before the latter betrayed Him. In the same way, L washes Light's feet after their conversation in the rain on lying"
Also L kept saying "forgive me for my sins" and other things of the sort knowing fully that he was getting killed and that Light viewed himself as a god. I saw another commentor mention "absolute power corrupts absolutely". I always thought that absolute power reveals absolutely one's true self is more applicable to the real world. It could be that Light was written as someone who fit in the first category where the death note corrupted him, or it could be the second option where it only revealed who he was. Although we will never know exactly who Light is, only the creator of the character does, I would be curious to hear your thoughts on wether it's the first or the second scenario that describes him best.
Yes ! It is a masterpiece. Even after more than one decade, this still stands at its place.
Yeah,Death note,code geass, full metall and steins gate totally masterpiece 😎
Death Note is an all-time great and will always be a classic
My favorite line from this episode was L's line about the bells. Instead of saying "I'm going to die" he said it in a way that Light would only understand if he was Kira.
Some people like Light, some don't. I personally love the unique idea of having the Protagonist be more of a villain. Very few shows go down that route and do it well. And the absolutely genius plan from the previous episode combined with this one was extremely well thought out. Light manipulated everyone, even himself. And it's a shame. We can see from episodes 17-24 that Light really was a different person without the notebook. He actually had compassion and cared for people. But power corrupts. And absolute power corrupts absolutely. Light cared for people. Light cared for L. Kira did not.
Only people light cared for as Kira was his family. He forced himself to not care for Misa or anyone else because he believed that he would mess up if he did. Death note truly ruined his life and corrupted him. He would've had a amazing life ahead of him if he didn't get the death note. What truly makes me sympathize him is he didn't even want to use death note. But he forced himself to use it to justify the 2 accidental kills he committed. I mean, He had nightmares and he lost few pounds when he realised he was killing people. Killing people definitely wasn't fun for him. This makes him a hopelessly tragic kid who was trying to justify himself for all horrible things he did throughout the series.
People always think Light is an hero or anti hero look how does killing people just because their criminals and having a god complex make you a good person. Light just uses and doesn’t love Misa. She’s just a tool to him. Also later in the second half of Death Note my god are the reactors going to embrace an irredeemable guy who crosses the lines he said he would never cross but he did
I think "absolute power corrupts absolutely" is a magnificent expression. However, I've always thought that absolute power reveals absolutely or reveals one's true self. If your true self is inherently good, then that power can be used for good or discarded by choice.
I love Light lol. My point of view is that this is a fictional world and nothing in this world can affect the real world, so why not add some chaos. If the people in the story stop Light, then we back to square one in a boring world. So might as well support the character causing all the action lol.
I always come back to this reaction, to see the sheer sorrow on his face upon L's death, that's actual sorrow right there! amazing
I absolutely love this anime for asking the viewer to confront such difficult moral and philosophical questions. Like is it wrong to take the life of someone who you know will go on to kill many more people? Or is it right because it's for the "greater good." As well as at what cost should justice be served? There's this crazy paradox in Light where in order for him to rid the world of evil he himself must become the most evil of all.
This show captures that moral struggle so well through it's compelling story and captivating characters. It makes me appreciate anime so much for having the guts and the maturity to explore these topics. You would NEVER get an American cartoon that would take on such heavy subject material.
This episode was completely different to the rest cause lots of the scenes were not actually in the manga. The anime adaptation added the bells, Misa' song, the rain and the feet scene
In the first of (in my opinion) many baffling decisions the anime staff made, the anime actually omits L's final thoughts as he loses consciousness: (while staring up at Light's smug grin) "Light Yagami... I knew it... I wasn't... wrong... But... I..." I think hearing L lament that even though he was right from day one, he still couldn't defeat Kira makes his death even more tragic.
not really, even though we couldn't hear every single thought that was going through L's mind as he was dying, we can still understand it and that's how the silence felt even more powerful. So I think they didn't make a bad decision cutting it out.
I hate several decisions the anime take on the manga. Killing L in this episode was one of them.
Why do they want to do this, and never reveal he faked his death? I mean sure, L dies 23 days later anyways, but come on...
there are so many unnecessary changes between Manga and Anime. I had Friends stopped watching/reading after this scene because they thought he's dead.... >_>
@@MortimerFolchert What? L never faked his death. He dies at this point in the original manga as well.
@@stardmg not according to the novel from tsugumi ohba & takeshi obata "L: change the WorLd" where Ryuzaki wrote his name in the deathnote to proof its function and has 23 Days time, where he solves that bio-weapon case. he dies playing chess against himself, talking to wataris photo. (Because Watari actually died there) It's really sad... He couldn't be killed by Rem because once your name is written in the Death Note your Death is settled and you can't die anywhere before that date. (which is a maximum of 23 Days). Except of course you use the Death Rubber from the One-Shot-Manga they produced with wich you can erase the names of someone in the death note and they came back to life.
They said, they had to include this solution for their publishers sake but subracted it from the full-manga later on.
@@MortimerFolchert Change the World is an alternate timeline that's based on the films though, it has no relevance to the manga or anime.
Silence...
L > N > M
true
L’s death is sad and all, but the direction is amazing.
Really you two are much intelligent than many of the reactors in YT. You discuss many points of the story and plot.♥️😊
Indeed, if they love Death Note, I'd like to see them react to Monster someday, it's definitely one of my fav Seinen anime/manga ever.
This episode left me speechless when I first watched it.
I love how it’s called Silence, and how from the very beginning it focuses so heavily on sound. The sound of children and bells from L’s past, Misa’s haunting melody, the pouring rain, the ramping choir, then back to the sound of bells as L falls - all leading to that moment when it falls completely silent as L closes his eyes. Whoever did the sound design - chef’s kiss.
L is one of my favorite characters in fiction. I couldn’t even tell you why, but he just sticks in my brain and demands to remain a point of fascination for me. And as much as I hate that L had to die, I believe this episode is a big reason for that. It feels like losing someone before their time. Considering all the time that we did get to spend with him, we still know basically nothing about him on a personal level. Then we finally get a glimpse of his past, with hints of the nature of his childhood, then they yank him away from us before we get the chance to really delve into his character and background. That isn’t to say we never learn more about him - to say whether we do or don’t would be a spoiler so I won’t confirm or deny anything on that subject. But still, when I got to this point on my first watch, I remember almost feeling cheated. It left me yearning for more, and cemented him as an unforgettable character and Death Note as an unforgettable show.
As someone who was always team light, this episode delighted me.
i see what u did there :)
@@aaaratrik fooking hell mate.
SAME
Awesome moment for us
same thing
In the manga, this episode doesnt exist. Rem did it right after Light write with the needle. Rem realized all of this much faster. Rem react instantly and die at that moment.
L hasnt got a chance to say that dialogue with Light. It happened so fast in manga. Too fast, even.
They put somber episode, and I love it. L deserve this kind of special treatment for a glorious death. He did said great spiteful goodbye to Light.
"Have you ever tell the truth"
Thats a great last words slapped to someone like Yagami Light.
Light killing L and a shinigami in one fell swoop was such a shock.
This is one of my favorite episodes of the entire series. It's emotionally charged and the end hurts to watch, but between the audio design and the religious imagery, it's all so beautiful and well done.
Light is so evil that he manipulated a god of death.
RIP L. Lawliet
Here's where no matter what side you are with, you realize this show is already undeniably a masterpiece that you cannot come to think how it can be better
L essentially went out and outright explicitly accused Light of being Kira, and Light just gave a normal political answer. When L says he thought he would say that, it had a depressing tone, because L knew that Kira was back. When before, when L accused Light of being Kira while his memory was gone, he started attacking L. The massive difference between Light with and without memories was how L knew it was over, he had lost to something that was beyond science or reasoning
So when I first watched this series I was rooting for Light throughout because I liked the idea of him creating this 'perfect world'. But then when I watched it through a second time I saw the hypocrisy is that idea and was rooting for L instead.
Light was never heroic but he did more than L who only did his job to prove his smartness
Light is evil but I couldn't root for L either as he's clearly only on it to feed his ego.
The genuine sadness means how well the story was written. I found out about this channel just yesterday and I was so hyped to see episodes 23-25 yet watched the whole thing. I enjoyed a lot and thus,you guys deserve a subscription :D Much love
This episode had me crying fr, I was so attached to L that I refused to watch the rest of the show for a while lol
L knew he was going to perish, he knew the loud bell was tolling for his own funeral.
Your *silence* is the reaction I expected in this part and I wasn't disappointed :P
Light: "Do you hate me now!?!?!?!?
RIP L. You were close or should I say near.
I see what you did there.
Jesus washing his disciple feet in an act of humility. Like Jesus, L knows he’s going to die soon. And like Jesus, L knows he’ll be betrayed. Light is Judas in this scene; still acting like L’s friend despite conspiring to kill him.
The thing is guys, Light is a psycopath, from the very begninning, even before he got the notebook. He began doing things out of boredom, and then out of ego, never for justice. And psycopaths don't/can't feel empathy. Truly sad chapter.
Oooh boy, here we are...
When you rewtch the series you realice that the moment L released Light from prison was the moment he lost, from that moment on he had no chance of winning.
I'm sure it was sooner than that, i'm sure it was when Higuchi started killing criminals that he realized it
@@GraveDigger35 Mmm maybe you are right.
Agreed. He needed to test the book before releasing him
No, L's last chance was when Light took Higuchi's notebook. There was a window of time 45+ seconds long where L had the notebook in arm's reach before Light got his memories back to keep. If L had taken the notebook back in that time then after Higuchi died then L would have become the true owner of the notebook and Light would have lost his memories again.
L directly stated that he suspected Light of intentionally passing the power of Kira on with the intention to reclaim it at some point. And then L allowed his chief suspect to hold Kira's power for over a minute uncontested. In that scene you can see L is suspicion of Light in the helicopter, but doesn't act.
Other than plot armor for Light there is no good reason why L would be ok with Light holding the notebook. And if L had taken it back in that brief window then he'd have won.
Simultaneously my most and least favorite episode of the entire show. L's death I think was one of the first times I ever experienced Major Character Death and it broke my heart. But the way it was done, the build up, the betrayal, watching this game between two forces come to a close.... truly beautiful. As much as I wish it wasn't, I do think L's death was not only inevitable but necessary for Light. Also, that scene between L and Light on the stairs after the rain, TOP TIER.
00:00 🔕🔔🔔
The bell tolls.
And the Jesus, and the foot cleaning, and
21:23 ... same. Like, they aren't, and you're tensed, you know they won't, but out of curiosity/ anticipation that maybe if you stare long enough... but logic.
33: I know the first notes are gone, but...I know you guys for checking previous episodes for facts but
It's kinda mellow but the end is near.
On a happy note, I would honestly give the Japanese live action films a shot after you finish the anime series. They used the same English voice actors for the dub, and I feel like they did L more justice than anyone. I actually brought those to my parents house over a few weekends since it's much less of a commitment than a long series, and they really got into it, too.
"L played a game without knowing the rules and still was very close I mean very close to victory"
33:13 Its only if you've written in the Death Note where you can't go to heaven or hell, so L is still good in that aspect
Hell and heaven dont exist
İn death note
@@thekratosmeatrider then why was it mentioned in the anime when Ryuk said ur not going to heaven nor to hell
@@ichinihq Bc they dont exist.
No episode in the history of media, is so aptly named.
What always gets me about L’s death is that he was so close to figuring things out. This entire show he was at a disadvantage in the fact he had no knowledge about the death note and shinigami, but finally in the episode before he dies the playing field is revealed and he was so close to being able to make moves, test things for himself, and get the evidence he needed in order to catch Light. It just blows even more because it felt like we were at the start of such a cool arc where L knows things now and Light and L would roughly be on the same level and then he just dies 😭 Maybe it’s because I loved L’s character so much, but his death never felt necessary in my opinion where it would have at least felt worth it :’)
15:24 YES you caught that good observation
My take on the "foot scene": It's not L admitting defeat, it's him mocking Light. He's basically like "Oh, drying your feet is too menial a task for Your Highness, let me do that for your". He's basically pointing out how Light views himself above everyone else and he's using that to make him feel very uncomfortable. He's taking his superiority complex and throwing it in his face.
Actually, it's most likely a religious reference. This anime is full of Catholic referencing, and the foot washing scene is yet another one. IIRC, Jesus washes Judas' feet, even though Jesus knew that Judas would betray him. I feel it's the same here. L knew Light would kill him, yet he wanted to "atone for his sins." Just one of many catholic references this anime has.
@@Montoak it's a religious reference in a meta sense, but I'm talking about the context within the scene itself from L's POV
@@dead_girl__ Ah, I see. Very interesting take!
It's a religious reference
The name of this ep is so fitting, perfectly done.
There is a deleted scene, L's funeral, check it out its perfect
So keep in mind now there's 4 death notes on Earth. 1 in police custody 1 with Misa 1 with Light and 1 with Ryuk.
4 on Earth but only 2 are known about to everyone but Light
I do see a character you can go as Ana in the "Near" future.
INDEED. This is pretty “Mello” the end is “NEAR”
There is a 2 part movie live action Japanese (English dub with the anime voice actors available) with the original ending. death note, and death note the last name.
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SPOILERS FOR THE ORIGINAL ENDING HERE
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After higuchi L sensing light is Kira but without having proof tried the same plan-
Difference being L has already written his own name down, locking in his death for 13 days down the line.
When rem writes his name it has no affect but he feigns death.
Light after announcing his victory to misa is caught by L and the task force, light asks Ryuk for help and ryuk writes lights name down.
The movie ends with a deep conversation between L and lights father.
There is a deleted scene of L's funeral
Just remember L has always a plan B !
The end of KIRA is NEAR ニア
The silence is so loud lmao such a great reaction
so sad for him to see his death like this. he died surrounded by those people who a day later forgot about his death, who a day later laughed and joked, who did not care about his words and only at the end of thanksgiving and a few cases did they think of before that.Light is still Kira. They seemed to refuse to believe in L and his abilities to the last, to the last they turned away from common sense. But L worked with them, L died at his job, he gave everything to this world, and died Domtoino, silently, looking at him in the eyes, calmly, quietly. It's a shame that he was dying in front of the people, and they seemed not to understand what was happening, clutching at their own heads, staged scenes, a circus around. I don’t want to say anything, just stupidity can hurt anyone more than rivalry, remember.
Same for me about funeral. Whenever i approach a dead person and when i look at them i feel like they were just sleeping and could wake up anytime soon
We still have 12 episodes to go, the end is near.
19:35 kitty's worried about their human pets. so cute 🥺
Even the cat was crying alittle after L died on 19:34
19:33
Kitty commentary is surprisingly appropriate. That's a very emotional little mew.
Not going to lie, every time that scene happens, I can't help but grin from ear to ear. I love both Light and L, but seeing Light triumph over his foe like that, outsmarting him in such a clever way, it just makes me happy. Best way I can describe it is, to me Light is anti-hero I love to see succeed. I may not agree completely with his methods, but he's got so much charm and charisma that I can't help but root for him. And, while his actions may be extreme, I do kind of understand his mindset when talking about criminals and justice.
When i first watched death note i loved both L and Light i was really sad watching this. but now this episode makes me so happy just because L fanboys hate it
Well i also love light. but i like L more
i watched death note fully 19 times and i still close to been crying on L death . this anime is on another level and can easily surpass all others animes.
Anna makes ALL the faces 😆
“I can’t even talk” The name is called Silence. These titles be predicting the outcome
Miss musical number is so important to this episode especially if you pay attention to it lyrically
8:52 damn that was cute... cats are incredible things =)
EDIT: Oh wow! That must be the best reaction to this masterpiece that I've seen!
L was the other side of coin of this anime hes deserve better
Just remember L always has a plan B
Get yourself a girl who looks at you the way Anna looks at Ben at 0:04
this applies to every video of this channel btw
You have to see directors cut L's Funeral
RIP, L. Lawliet.
That scene was so Jesus washing the feet of Judas. He knew 100% at that point that 1) light was kira, 2) light is again kira and 3) He (L) will die very soon.
This is THE episode of death note
the briliant smart one is neither L or Light, or even the next characters. . . . . . it's the story writer !! LOL
mrs. tsugumi, was it ~ **so who gives a damn bout team L team Light :p . . i'm team tsugumi & enjoying the show :))
Many just hate Kira because he killed L ...but if you think about his plan for long run you would find out and also in the end, the world is changed..and also read special one shot manga 109 of death note. It will clear things.
Therefore, send not to know
For whom the bell tolls,
It tolls for thee.
The bells, they toll for thee.
After completing this series ...You can watch its movies for alternate ending
1.Death Note (2006)
2.Death Note: The Last Name (2006)
Although series are more detailed and Graphics of Shinigami in movie is not that great but ending feels better.
It's more than just L knowing he's going to die. L knows he's lost their game. His washing of Light's feet to "atone for his sins" is his way of admitting defeat to Light, treating him like the God he aspires to be.
no lol
I actually stopped watching at this episode, many years ago. I couldn't bring myself to keep going. You guys are definitely strong.
I feel like Rem decided to kill L not only to save Misa but also to spare L from Mu, she didnt want Light to drag more people into this like he did to Misa
Which Is pointless because apparently everyone goes to mu when they die, regardless if they used the notebook or not.
This ep has another strong Christian symbolism. L wiping/cleaning Lights feet represent the story in the Bible on the last supper, since Jesus washed Judas, knowing he was going to die soon, and Judas knew he was going to betray Jesus. Judas also kissed (showing affection) Jesus before betraying him. This ep had a lot of parallels to that story.
A lot of people were on the fence about "Do I root for Light, or against him?" but I think many of them 100% turned against Light after this episode hah.
About the discussion on whether L could've done anything to survive this: I think as soon as he introduced himself to the task force/to Light, he was as good as dead.
It was a gamble he took to try and catch Kira, knowing full well that losing this gamble would cost him his life. It was either that, or keep investigating from a distance, but he didn't have that much to go on without being a legit part of the task force.
Perhaps his confidence in his own ability to take on everyone, actually brought his demise. This time, he couldn't do it.
Still, I'm not sure I would say that "Light outsmarted L"; Light had way too many tools at his disposal (the Death Note, and Misa's undying love), the fight simply wasn't fair. If a bad sniper kills a good archer, I won't say the sniper is more talented. He just had better tools.
When things were 'fair', I'd say L had more wins on Light, than the other way around. Even as early as episode 2.
To me this was always the end of death note… and also one of the most beautiful episodes and the saddest. It’s so different from all the previous episodes in everyway… i fucking love it. It is my favorite…. Even tho I lost my sweet L
"I AM THE GOD OF THE NEW WORLD" As villainous and evil the context of this quote was, you can't deny how hype it is. Its inspirational witnessing him finally overcome one of his biggest obstacles. He set out to do something and he did it.
Fun facts about L the true GOAT of Death note:
- He prevented ww3 when he was just 8 years old
- He is the favorite character of the creators of Death Note Tsugumi Öba and Takeshi Obata
- Tsugumi and Takeshi said that they now regret killing L in the story and would make a different ending.
- There are two novels about some of his most interesting cases. One book is called "L change the world" and the other is "Death note: Another note"
- L hates socks
- He only sleeps 3 hours a day (If he sleeps) which is also the reason he eats so much sugar.
Although I believe Kira killed L
In the end L lost the battle but won the war.
Didn’t he also prevent 9/11, as proven by the World Trade Center in Ep 26?
Him - omg this is so haunting
Her - I love her shoes!
🤣🤣
I stopped watching anime for like 10 years and I started back up with Death Note. Now I’m deep into it again! Glad I can rewatch it with you guys.
Since then iv finished Death note, HunterxHunter, Demon Slayer, juju kaisen and AOT. In that order
Fantastic commentary by the cat
9:04 he wanted to kill L since episode ONE.....so NOOO
I audibly gasped when I realized what episode this is