Nate River [Near]

Wammy's House is one of several orphanages founded by Quill Wammy (Watari). The orphanage is located in Winchester, England. Wammy's House was originally intended to be an educational institution for exceptionally gifted children. The most gifted of the students was L. When he arrived at Wammy's House, he didn't even have a name. Following L's success as a detective, Wammy's House's goal is to raise L's successors. Orphans use pseudonyms instead of their real names, which are kept secret. Outstanding graduates can only receive a letter from Watari. Roger Ruvier became the director of Wammy's House when Watari traveled to Japan with L to investigate the Kira case. A close friend of Quillsh, after Watari's death and L's assassination, Roger tried to unite Near and Mello to work together on the search for Kira, passing on all of L's findings to them. In the special, Near reveals that the children of Wammy's House never saw or interacted with L in person, but only communicated with him through a monitor feed when he revealed his true motives as a detective.

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•Habits and manners Playing with children's toys. Near often plays with various toys, which he uses in his theories and reflections on the investigation. At the beginning of the second season, he used Lego figures, and at the end, puppets, creating images of his enemies and allies. Sometimes he uses cards to build houses of cards. Hair fiddling. The character has a habit of constantly playing with the ends of her hair. Sitting on the floor. Nia can often be seen in this position. Multitasking. It can monitor multiple computer screens simultaneously. Playing darts with his left hand and stacking dice with his right demonstrates his duality in action. Codependency. For example, he asks Rester to accompany him on a flight to Japan, as he's never flown alone before.

•Main characteristics of appearance: Height. Initially - 155 centimeters. Age - 18 years. Weight - About 40 kilograms. Hair - silver (white) hair. Eyes - Gray (slate gray) Body type features—Slouched posture. Clothing: white pajama top (shirt) with long sleeves, light blue pants.

•Childhood and upbringing. Near grew up in Wammy's House, an orphanage for gifted children in Winchester, England. Mello, another potential successor to L, was raised there with him. Since childhood, they had heard that one of them would take over the great detective's work. •After L's Death: When Roger, the caretaker, informed Near and Mello of L's death without naming a successor, Mello refused to work with Near and left the orphanage to find Kira on his own. Mello later left for America and joined the mafia, while Near also left the orphanage and moved to America, becoming a member of the Anti-Kira Alliance (AKA). •Kira Investigation. Approximately four years after L's death, Mello learned of the Death Note from a member of the SPK, who, under Near's guidance, began his own search for Kira. After some clashes involving Mello and the second L, Near began to suspect there might be a spy within the SPK and decided to test his suspicions. Social skills: minimal—Nia barely interacts with people. He had no friends at Wammy's (where he was raised with Mello). Analytical skills: Near is highly intelligent, obsessed with solving complex problems, and views investigations as puzzles. He is observant and skilled at multitasking (able to manage multiple computer screens simultaneously). Strategic Thinking: Uses toys to visualize scenarios and manipulate situations to their advantage.

Nia (Nate River, nickname N) is one of the key characters in the Death Note manga and anime, and one of L's successors. ★Key character traits Eccentricity, isolation, and dispassion. Like L, Near exhibits unusual behavior in everyday life: he often plays with children's toys, tugging at his hair, and sitting hunched over rather than upright. His interactions with others are minimal.

Calm and balanced character, unlike the impulsive and emotional Mello. Analytical skills and an obsession with solving complex problems. Nia views investigations as puzzles, possesses keen observation skills, and is skilled at multitasking (for example, managing multiple computer screens simultaneously). Near's respect for L relies heavily on L's methods in solving crimes. After learning of the detective's death, he declares that L "lost because he couldn't play the game right." Resourceful and willing to use unconventional tactics. Despite her seemingly impassive face, Nia often smirks when she does something right and isn't above using methods that "barely fit within the law," valuing results above all else. A sense of humor. For example, he mentioned that Light was "popular with the ladies" while discussing Misa Amane and Kiyomi Takada's roles in the Kira case with Rester. Peculiarities of behavior and habits Often uses toys (Lego figures, puppets, tarot cards) to visualize scenarios and manipulate situations. In the manga special, he is shown spending his days building huge towers out of cards and dice. Has a habit of talking or playing in a squatting position.

Near, like L, is eccentric, withdrawn, and dispassionate. He clearly looked up to L, but after learning of the detective's death, Near claims he "lost because he couldn't play the game right." Unlike Mello, he has a calm and level-headed personality. He often plays with children's toys, constantly curls his hair with his fingers, and sits on the floor. At the beginning of the second season, Near used Lego figures, and later, puppets, to represent his enemies and allies. He sometimes uses cards to build houses of cards. His interactions with others are minimal.

intelligence - 9, activity - 6, motivation - 10, creativity - 10, sociality - 1, ability to live like everyone else - 1. ★Quotes “When you’re doing business, you need to move forward, and if you make a mistake, just apologize.”

"If the puzzle doesn't work out... and you can't put the pieces together, then start over."

Original name ネイト=リバー Real name: Nate River Nickname: Nia, N, Third L Age: 18 years Birthday: August 24, 1994

Personal information - Blood type: B(3) Gender: Male Height: 155 cm Weight: 40 kg Occupation: Detective Affiliation: SPK

Mello (real name - Michael Kael) is one of L's successors, a participant in the investigation of the Kira case. Biography: Grew up in Wammy's House (Watari's orphanage for gifted children) in Winchester. Peculiarity: cannot live without chocolate, so eats at least one bar a day. Character: He is emotional and hot-tempered, which, according to many, hinders him. Stubborn - he will go to his goal by any means, without caring how legal they are. Independent, a natural leader, strives to be first and the best, hates to lose. Resourceful, inventive, decisive, courageous and arrogant. Lives by the principle of "All or nothing." Hates Nia - he doesn't like Nia's coolness and his calm manner of conducting investigations. Capabilities: Possesses high intellectual abilities. Unlike Near, he is capable of thinking quickly and finding the optimal solution to extreme situations. Ready to take risks to achieve a goal, even slightly surpassing L in this endeavor. Unlike Nia, he is able to think quickly and find the best way out of extreme situations.

The SPK (Special Provision for Kira) was an independent group formed by Nia with the support of the US government to investigate the Kira case. The SPK's members included top CIA and FBI agents. Compound: Nate "Nia" River Stefan Giovanni Anthony Lester Hall Lidner Ill Ratt Steve Mason John McEnroe Ellickson Gardner Elliot Schmidt Kurt McBride Adolf Tücker John Skyner Daryl Mochrie