Was dying part of his plan?
No really, was it?
Was dying part of his plan?
Wyatt Long
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Josiah Miller
No, it was according to keikaku
Carson Carter
Probably only as a last resort.
Camden Robinson
It was after he met up with Light
Nathaniel Price
Death Note is one reason I regret not being a girl(female).
>ywn watch hot girls be competent, interesting and compelling characters
Samuel Jones
it literally was in the movie
Kevin Young
I laughed so damn hard.
Kevin Jackson
It's been awhile, but I remember he being pretty surprised and alone when it happened, so I doubt it. Plus it's not like his death furthered anything.
Owen Martin
he was in a room full of ex cops and his death lead to his 2 clones taking over
Carson Edwards
だめだこいつ。。。早くなんとかしないと。。。
Ethan Turner
In the movie with a superior ending, yes.
Austin Reed
Is Death Note the only manga where the live-action adaptation is better than the anime?
Christopher Howard
The manga shouldn't have ended when L died, not should it have had a different story.
Near was a well written and interesting character.
Fight me.
Jaxon Miller
I only wish Mello got more attetion
Brayden Phillips
Yes. It was literally part of his plan.
Robert Williams
Near is my favorite character.
Noah Lopez
>Was dying part of his plan?
Why does he wear the mask?
David Harris
Colton Turner
He's my favourite too.
I think a lot of people who read Death Note didn't understand Near. He wasn't supposed to be 'L 2.0', their outward similarities masked a fundamental difference in morality between Near and L.
L was motivated by justice, he was enjoying himself, but he was trying to illustrate that the world needs lawfulness and order and so he was determined to beat Kira as an agent of the law and justice (i.e. by not using the Death Note) to prove a point about the greater good of the world.
Near just wanted to win. He looks and acts like L, but he's cold and doesn't really care about the justice that was L's guiding principle.
It's heavily implied he used the Death Note to beat Kira, something L would never have done.
Leo Morgan
Same could be said for Light, though his death was kinda forced by Ryuk wasn't it? I mean, he wasn't completely dead in last scene, if I remember well.
Charles Bailey
Dying was definitely not part of his plan.
A plot point was that he didn't take the eye deal because he wanted to live for as long as possible.