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When she first met Light, Misa immediately showed him her Death Note, and during their subsequent conversation, she asked him to become her girlfriend and offered him her Death Note, saying that if he, Light, no longer needed her, he could kill her. According to her own account, her parents were killed during a robbery, and the court acquitted the culprit, but the culprit was later killed by Kira. This justifies her deep trust and love for Kira. A little later, Misa says she will try to make Light love her. From this phrase, one can conclude that she was interested in Light not only as a business partner but also as a soulmate.

Before losing his memory due to giving up possession of the Death Note, Light treated Misa coldly, viewing her only as his assistant. After giving up the Death Note and losing his memory, Light became more lenient towards Amane: he refused L's suggestion to exploit her feelings for the sake of his investigation, and Light was unwilling to put her in danger. He even worried about her, considering himself responsible for the girl who was in love with him, despite disliking Misa's advances. But immediately after Light regained his memory, his feelings for Misa returned to normal, and he continued to manipulate her.

Misa Amane (弥 海砂, Amane Misa) is an aspiring model and supporter of Kira who eventually becomes the second Kira. After obtaining the Death Note, she seeks out Kira to thank him for killing the man who attacked her family and to offer him her help. After purchasing Shinigami Eyes, Misa learns that Kira's identity is Light Yagami. After meeting Light, she decides to dedicate her life to helping him and discover L's true name. Misa is a short, slender, and attractive woman.[1] In the manga, her eyes are primarily pale brown; however, they sometimes appear green. In the anime, they alternate between light brown and blue. Her eyes turn bright red when she uses her Shinigami Eye power; through them, she can see a person's name and lifespan above their head. In the games, her eyes are usually light brown, but are occasionally pink. In the film, she has black hair tied in pigtails. Misa often dresses in a gothic and punk style, though her style changes significantly after the time lapse between L's death and Near's appearance. Misa typically wears cross-shaped jewelry, though in the anime adaptation, these were replaced with heraldic crosses. When she first met Light, Misa immediately showed him her Death Note, and during further dialogue, she asks him to be her girlfriend and offers him her Death Note, saying that if he, Light, no longer needs her, he can kill her. According to her own account, her parents were killed during a robbery, and the court acquitted the culprit, but the culprit was later killed by Kira. This justifies her deep trust and love for Kira. A little later, Misa says that she will try to make Light love her. From this phrase, one can conclude that she was interested in Light not only as a business partner but also as a soulmate. Before losing his memory from giving up possession of the Death Note, Light treated Misa coldly and saw her only as his assistant. After giving up the note and, as a result of his memory loss, Light became

Light came into possession of the Death Note, and he dared to use it to transform the world by killing criminals. Initially disbelieving in the Note's power, Light decided to test it on a criminal he'd seen on television, who had taken refuge in a kindergarten. According to the Note's rules, a person would die of a heart attack 40 seconds after their name was written in the Note, with no cause of death specified. Light couldn't believe his eyes when a reporter announced that the criminal had died of a heart attack. Afterward, Light encountered a god of death named Ryuk, who, it turns out, had deliberately dropped the Note into the human world from the world of the Death Gods out of boredom. Speaking with Ryuk, Light revealed his intentions to cleanse this world of criminals and become the new god of a new world, given the opportunity. He decided to kill all criminals using the same method: a heart attack. To do this, Light searches the internet for the names and faces of criminals and makes notes in the Death Note. Very soon, people begin to notice a pattern: all criminals die the same way. Interpol then decides to send its best agent, known only as L, to capture him. This man has successfully concealed his name and face from everyone throughout his career and promised to catch the strange killer. L suspected that this Kira was actually Kira-2, and this turned out to be true. Light arranged a meeting with the second Kira, realizing that Kira-2 had exchanged eyes with the God of Death and now needed only the victim's face to read their name. He was surprised to discover that it was a woman—model Misa Amane. She tells him that Kira punished her parents' killers and that now she loves him with all her heart and wants to help him. Light decides that she can be used and agrees. But Misa quickly falls under suspicion, and L arrests her to torture her into revealing whether she is Kira 2. Light constantly tries to prove he is not Kira, but L becomes increasingly convinced.

However, despite all his crimes, Light will never become the embodiment of pure evil. He sincerely loves his father and sister (he didn't care when his father died, so this statement is debatable) and will never stop caring for them. Thus, humanity and compassion will forever remain within him. At the beginning of the manga and series, he is the top student in Japan; at the beginning of the film, he is a college student. The son of Soichiro Yagami, the second-in-command in the Japanese police force, Light always wanted to become a policeman to catch criminals and punish them for their crimes. He was skeptical of the world around him and did not enjoy life. Light believed that the world was mired in lies and required the coming of a new God who would cleanse it of evil. He came into possession of the Death Note, and Light dared to use it to transform the world by killing criminals. Initially disbelieving in the power of the Note, Light decided to test it on a criminal he accidentally saw on television who had taken refuge in a kindergarten. According to the Death Note's rules, a person will die of a heart attack 40 seconds after their name is written in the Death Note without a cause of death. Light couldn't believe his eyes when a reporter announced that the criminal had died of a heart attack. Afterward, Light meets a Death Note god named Ryuk, who, it turns out, deliberately dropped the Death Note from the Death Gods' World into the human world out of boredom. Speaking with Ryuk, Light explains his intentions to cleanse this world of criminals and become the new god of a new world, since he has the opportunity. He decides to kill all criminals using the same method: a heart attack. To do this, Light searches the internet for names and faces of criminals and writes them in the Death Note. Very soon, people begin to notice a pattern: all criminals die the same way. At that time, Interpol decided to send its best agent, known as L, to capture him. This man had successfully hidden his name and face from everyone throughout his entire career and made a promise.

Light Yagami (Japanese: 夜神月) is the protagonist of the Death Note series. After discovering the Death Note, he decides to use it to rid the world of criminals. His murders were eventually dubbed "Kira's Work" by the Japanese. Light is a young man of above-average height with light brown hair and brown eyes. During Part I, he sometimes wore a school uniform consisting of a brown suit and red tie, and casual clothes: a shirt with a blazer or a V-neck sweater with a collared sweater underneath. In Part II, he prefers to wear suits. Light has medium-length brown hair with bangs and hazel eyes. Other characteristics of Yagami include chiseled features, perfect white skin, and an infectious, charismatic smile. He is always neatly dressed. Light prefers formal and understated clothing, emphasizing his discipline. Light is introduced as a teenager with exceptional intellectual abilities, a calculating and cunning man. However, after receiving the notebook, Light Yagami decided to become God and create a new world without criminals. He partially succeeded, but he didn't realize that by killing other criminals, he himself was becoming one. He is moderately sociable, but lacks stable friends and girlfriends. He is uninterested in the activities of his peers, constantly being alone with his hobbies. Since childhood, Light hated crime and was guided by a sense of justice in his actions, but he did not show himself unnecessarily. Yagami possesses a sharp, tenacious mind and analytical thinking. He knows how to deceive, lie, and manipulate, often using people as puppets because he sees no one as his equal. On the outside, Yagami appears emotionless and calm. In reality, he suffers from delusions of grandeur, hypocrisy, sudden emotional outbursts, and clearly feigned psychosis. By nature, he is cruel, apathetic, and adventurous. Under the influence of emotions and psychological problems, he makes serious mistakes and creates dangerous situations.

Like Light, L has pride and a fear of being wrong about his theories. This stems from his worldwide status as the world's top detective. L spends most of his time sitting, but this doesn't stop him from being a good athlete. After living in England for five years, he became the champion of the English Children's Tennis Cup. He also has martial arts skills, which are clearly demonstrated during his fight with Light. Light theorizes that he remains skinny because he consumes mostly sweets, with his brain using all the glucose. According to Tsugumi Ohba, when asked about L's ethnicity, he says, "I think he's a quarter Japanese, a quarter English, a quarter Russian, and a quarter French or Italian, something like that." Ohba also mentioned that L is smart because "the plot demands it." He also added that he personally considers L a bit evil.

Using all sorts of tricks, misinformation, omissions, insight into the human psyche, and sometimes even information from criminal circles, L lures the suspected killer into a false sense of security. Thanks to his method of analysis, L always calculates the probability of the killer appearing. For example, he estimated the probability that Light is Kira at five percent, although his calculations differ from his personal opinion, in which he is over 90% certain of the killer's true identity. This suggests that L suspected Light from the very beginning. As the manga's author, Tsugumi Ohba, himself said about the essence of L's tactics: "The whole truth is that he is a liar." As one might have noticed, L has many quirks (presumably traits of Asperger's syndrome). For example, he prefers to sit with his legs crossed, even on chairs and armchairs. However, there is an explanation for this. He claims that if he sits normally, his ability to reason drops by 40%. He enjoys sweet and unusual food combinations, such as meat and melon. He holds objects with his index finger and thumb, raising his hand upward. As you might have noticed, Al has many quirks (presumably traits of Asperger's syndrome). For example, he prefers to sit with his legs crossed, even on chairs and armchairs. However, there is an explanation for this. He claims that when he sits normally, his ability to reason drops by 40%. He enjoys sweet and unusual food combinations, such as meat and melon. He holds objects with his index finger and thumb, raising his hand upward. Al sits in a meditative pose while thinking. While thinking, Al also often rearranges objects or arranges food in a certain way. At the same time, Lowlight's habits are considered inappropriate and rude, namely: biting his nails, slouching while walking and sitting, sitting on furniture with his feet, chewing and talking with his mouth open, and expressing his personal observations that may be offensive to the object of the conversation.

L Lowlight - L Lowlight, better known as L (エル, Eru), is considered the world's best detective, investigating the case of a serial killer nicknamed "Kira." L is a young man with a thin build, pale skin, tousled and long black hair, and dark eyes. One of his most noticeable features is the bags under his eyes due to insomnia. He wears blue jeans and a white long-sleeved shirt. He almost never wears shoes or socks, preferring to go barefoot, even in public, as seen when he arrived at Light Yagami's school barefoot and sat on a bench, not bothering to put on shoes before going on stage. L is quite secretive and communicates with the world only through his assistant, Watari. He never shows his face to the world, using only a capital L written in Old English MT or Cloister Black font. He likely uses Cloister Black, as the font for Watari's initial, W, is different from Old English MT. His disheveled and languid appearance has led many to doubt his powers of deduction, though L is actually quite intelligent. L tends to doubt everything he sees and is extremely meticulous and analytical. He is adept at deceiving his opponents and is willing to go to extreme lengths to solve a case. Some of his tactics are quite drastic, such as sending death row inmate Lind L. Taylor as himself to lure out Kira, while others seem bizarre, such as handcuffing himself to a suspect, Light Yagami. He also has a dry sense of humor and isn't above making sarcastic remarks to people. While he is generally polite to some (such as task force member Shuichi Aizawa), L can sometimes come across as condescending. Using all sorts of tricks, misinformation, omissions, insight into the human psyche, and sometimes even information from criminal circles, Al lures the suspected killer into a false sense of security. Thanks to his method of analysis.