#light yagami

[historygay42069]

Au where L figures out that every single reason he suspects Light could be explained by him being gay and in the closet so he decides to prove that Light is straight, and if he’s straight, then he’s Kira. Anyway he meets Light in person for the first time and almost gives up on the spot

[ongicloud]

L definitely doesn't care as much about justice as he is sometimes portrayed to imo. I look at him and see a mirror of Light. He is an abnormally intelligent man who is BORED. Sure, he isn't quite a murderer himself but he clearly has no issues with breaking laws or crossing moral boundaries to get what he wants. (Cameras in people's houses, misa's kidnapping, the whole Soichiro shooting Light setup etc)

He is iirc even stated to only take on cases that seem interesting. He is just as driven by the need for stimulation and desire to win as Light is.

He is NOT a moral figure. I love the man to death but what i really love is how similar Light and L are in so much. Sure, L is doing this for "the greater good" but only because it is what is interesting to him. If things would have gone differently in his life, he could have easily gone down a different path for his entertainment.

[juicequeen21]

Death Note but Light was so embarrassed of falling for the Lind L Tailor trap that he stops for a couple years

Then when he starts back up it's even more intense because now Light is more mature and L has been stressing over this case for years

[softp3ach]

What are they talking about 🧐

[littlegrnghoul]

When ur toxic situationship cell mate kicks u in the head

[siire314]

light rethinks about everything during that helicopter scene

inspired by this song

[heolynn]

Kira is watching everyone..? 👁️👁️

i like the colours that came out btw

[boobook3ys]

Why did no one tell me another ship name for lawlight is mooncake??? That's like, objectively better

[bookwormbynight]

God, I'm thinking about Light Yagami again. I'm thinking about Yotsuba Light. I'm thinking about the naked compassion, the empathy, the horror, and the hope. I'm thinking about the boy who was afraid of being and had been sliced and splayed open on a dissecting table, his beating heart and viscera on display for everyone to see, but, unlike the snake who dies in a warehouse, did not lose hope nor confidence, because his power was not derived from lies. I'm thinking about the only time in the series he ever threw a punch. I'm thinking about the placidity of a boy sitting in a chair who was not observing in order to hide. I'm thinking about the version of the boy with life in his eyes who did not need to kill to get it. I'm thinking about a boy who was frightened and severed from his family, and blossomed with genuine connection despite it. I'm thinking about how that boy died in a helicopter.

[absimplebee]

I watched Death Note recently

[xxmellowbellow]

This artstyle was fun to do

[ongicloud]

what would a modern death note adaptation even be like? Like i was thinking about the Lind. L. Taylor thing and realized that would not hold ANY water in modern day cus like it is so easy to livestream or tweet out info these days. I can easily access the ongoings of other countries' and regions news online, even in real time.

People would 100% be livetweeting screenshots of "L"'s face debating if he's hot or smth. Also no one watches the news these days, especially young people. Not on cable anyway.

Meanwhile surveillance technology and such has advanced a lot. Really curious as to how it would play out in 2024

[astrallogic]

team kira ✍️

[urgorlfrog]

They'll be at each other's throats in 3...2…

[juicequeen21]

While searching the house they find the arson drawer (they dont set it off) and ask Light abt it and he says it's a drawer for his diary.

They ask for him to show the diary and Light actually produces one. It's filled with poems that are very romantic in nature describing how great this love interest is.

They ask him who it's about and it's of course about himself.

[sword-dad-fukuzawa]

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