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L change the world doodles and also a small part from the book because its context and also extremely funny and also I've been thinking about it so much

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the sheer fact that these two share the same voice actor ( kappei yamaguchi ) is literally sending me

i’m not lying, i swear, yamaguchi voices larry the cucumber in the japanese dub of veggie tales, it’s literally on yamaguchi’s wiki on his voice works -

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Matt for my Twitter user pic

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Oh my goodness, what about Mello or Matt in the Cowboy Bebop style :O

Matt was MADE for this!!

This is my fave one!

Style Swap 5/7

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I made a dumb Death Note comic

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lots of drawings to finish, have doodles 

have some wips too 

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You get the Death Gods you deserve lol

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(button previews for the @deathnotezine )

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DVD Extras: Raito Asahi Blooper Reel (mostly giggles)

Y’all wanted more actor au! This series is so fun :’’’D

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yo L was so fucking stupid

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Yes, it is I. The one who forgot she had a Death Note fanblog :^) 

Anyway, here is a sketch of @ash-etherwoods Death Note OCs Setsuko and her Shinigami Yago, who both star in a, may I say, absolutely fantastic fanfiction he wrote. I have a lot of feelings for them. 

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He

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light doesnt know how to pose for pictures

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and what about things you really don’t like in death note series?

-I don't like the way the female characters are written and treated most times. I think it's pretty clear that Ohba looks down on women and/or has a really hard time understanding them as normal fellow human beings after you read enough of his stuff. I find it the most disappointing and grating aspect of the series by far

-I wish that L's career and Wammy's and the successor stuff was a bit more grounded in reality sometimes, because I love how true-to-life the world for the Japanese characters feels. Some of it is funny and creative, but the disparity in realism between these two parts of the story bothers me a little. And I always find it harder to flesh out the Wammy's characters in plausible ways as a result

-I think Mello's portion of the story trailed off and got pretty confusing to follow after he met up with Near. I kind of wish he had been allowed to do more, and that his actions weren't as repetitive as they felt to me after a bit

-I think the way Light gets caught by Near could have been more symbolically effective and easier to understand as well. I still don't really get the notebook swapping stuff, Mello's final plan, or how Near might have "cheated" at all

-I love how restrained and unsentimental the story is and the complex little mind games and manipulative power plays between everyone. But sometimes it gets a bit exhausting to read SO MUCH DIALOGUE without any little scraps of human feeling to carry us through the deserts. Particularly in the successor arc when everyone is so long-distance and spread out and never, ever in the same room more than once or twice. I know Ohba wasn't setting out to make a soap opera of any sort, but I think a tad bit more personal drama and emotional development might be nice. I definitely wouldn't say no!

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Deathed note

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so i thought of something better than hamster ryuk