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Misa Amane is a popular teen idol and devoted supporter of Kira, the protagonist in the anime series Death Note. Rem is a Shinigami (death god) who develops a strong connection with Misa and plays a pivotal role in the story's plot.

It is likely a mistake or confusion. The author of Death Note is Tsugumi Ohba, a pen name for the writer of the series, while Takeshi Obata is the illustrator. Asami Yuuko does not appear to be associated with Death Note in any official capacity.

Wammy's House in Death Note is a fictional orphanage for gifted children. There aren't real-life equivalents, but there are schools and organizations that support gifted and talented individuals. These may not follow the same intense and secretive structure as Wammy's House.

The episode "Jaws of Death" is the 17th episode of Season 1 in CID Special Bureau. It revolves around a mysterious murder case where the victim's body is found with bite marks resembling shark bites, leading the CID team to investigate a possible shark attack.

The death note reference appears in Episode 14 of Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged by LittleKuriboh. In this episode, the character Marik uses the Death Note to write Yami's name, referencing the popular anime series Death Note.

1. Simile: "Light's mind was like a steel trap, sharp and unforgiving."
2. Metaphor: "Ryuk saw Light as a puppeteer, pulling the strings of life and death with his Death Note."

To find Kira's average speed, you need to divide the total distance by the time taken: Speed = Distance/Time. In this case, Kira's average speed would be 72 miles divided by 36 seconds, which equals 2 miles per second.

There is no ep 38 it is just fan clip or a funny joke depends on which one you pick

gothic stores maybe like spencers, just go to the mall

Near was first seen on the last scene on Episode 26 of Deathnote who was inform that L was dead. This was also the first time that Mello was seen in the anime.

Ok im gonna freak out, LIGHT NEVER AND WILL NEVER BE A SHINIGAMI

I think you are asking if he appears after episode 25. The answer is yes. In the last episode, an appiration of him can be seen during the credits. What this is, what it means and why, we don't know for sure.

I suppose you are referring to who he is? Near is the younger of L's two successors, raised in Watari's orphanage for gifted children (Wammy's House). Near is 155 cm tall (5' 0"), weighs 87 pounds (39.5 kg), and his blood type is B. Near is the more level-headed, calmly assessing the situation, while the other, Mello, is more emotional and quick to act. Much like L, Near shows various odd behaviors during his normal life. He is usually seen hunched over rather than sitting, and he also constantly plays with various toys, which he uses in his theories. He shows a great respect for L, basing much of how he solves crime on L's methods, even to the point where he only takes cases that he has a personal interest in rather than trying to pursue justice.

It's a flashback of how he was in the past.

IMO, it's almost like he's seeing how he would have been if he never found the Death Note in his near death state.

Don't quote me on this one though.

Misa Amane does not die in Death Note the manga. You see her at the end of the book, when the Kira supporters are on the mountain, right before it says in the end there is nothing.

In the anime you last see her past the safety rail on a building. You can make up your own mind.

In the movie she breaks down emotionally, but does not die.

[edit]----- I'm sorry, but you are wrong. Had you read or payed attention to #13, how to read, you would have known that the girl at the end of the book is not anybody, just a character added to make the last scene look more beautiful.

He also includes in the 13 Truths chapter this, " Misa had lost her memories as Kira but still loved Light. And since those who use the notebook suffer misfortune, someone like Matsuda probably let it slip that Light had died. Misa then fell into depression and commited suicide... something like that."

So, even though it's shrouded in mistery, it is most likely that Misa Amane commited suicide on 2/14/2011, her recorded death date. (yes, the year 2011: the story skips into the future.) it show's misa on top of a building, you don't see her jump off but it suggests that she does in the last episode during the credits

The actual rating is older teens, but you could probably watch/read it 13+

I believe it occurs after the detective L is killed and before L's successors start really tracking Kira down. There is a period of time in which Light assumes the title of L by default and meanwhile keeps killing criminals with himself and Misa Amane, later Teru Mikami. He is accepted as a godlike being defending justice by many people. Crime rates drop exponentially and wars all but stop from fear of the unknown killer's supposed justice.

12 manga and 1 book about the characters

there is also a novel called 'Death Note Another Note: The Los Angeles BB Murder Cases'

According to the mangakas (the writers of the manga) Light is smarter than L. His intelligance is higher and is shown in Death Note: How to read 13