Mello is a guy
Nate "Near" River
A girl ask Siri you will be surprised by the answer
I think it maybe a girl but im not sure could be a boy!
The boy is the girl's son and the girl is the grudge
She's having a girl.
yes, both near and mello were in death note 3: L change the world. at the end L gives the boy the name near, he be comes L's heir because he is a math genius, and mello in the move is a school girl named Maki(although they dont ever anounce her as mello in the movie, you can tell because she wants to kill for revenge, and has a bobbed hair cut)
Mello is a boy. Probably the most boyish-boy ever. He's also one of my favorite characters. And if you didn't know this....you probably need to get father into the series. ;) -- I love Mello and know for a fact that he's a boy. Although Many People think he's a girl... its not true.. like above^ he is the "most boyish-boy ever" i totally agree with that xD
NeNear is actually a boy,but voiced by a girl in the Death Note series both in Japanese dub and English dub. However he was voiced by a boy in L:Change The
Well it depends in the Death Note Books (Manga) Rem is a Girl including in the Anime but in the movies Rem is a Boy
Nate "Near" River
Walk up to the boy and tell him or slip himm a note.
Well, either the boy likes the girl or has too many feelings... I think...
you can tell that a girl/boy likes you if they write a note saying Do you like me check yes or no.Then they check it and it saids.......YES then the boy/girl sceams.
There is only one daycare, and it is always random if it is a boy or a girl. Exeption: Rotoms and Phiones will always be genderless. Note: I do not know how it works for Nidoran.
write a note to that persons girl friend then you take their boy friend to a romantic place and kiss him then you see that persons girl friend crying and saying hes cheating on me
A 12 year old girl writing a note to boy seems harmless and it really is, obviously f the boy says no it can be a bit awkward but if he says yes it could be the beginning of something beautiful, not a problem and it does not really matter.
Assuming you are referring to the personification of Death, then it is usually attributed as being male (the Grim Reaper for example).