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L is a detective created by the imagination of Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. He is a detective in the anime/manga called "Death Note".

L is a detective out to get Kira, the alias of Light Yagami, whose mission in life is to rid the Earth of criminals, using the Death Note. L is the smartest detective of the century. He loves sweet treats, thinks the latest fashion is a simple shirt and sweatpants, and hates to lose to anyone. He also thinks that the normal way to sit down is to crouch on a chair.

The battle between L and Light Yagami is the central conflict among many in the "Death Note" series, which included two live-action films in 2006, and a spin-off film in 2008.

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L Lawliet, referred to by his alias "L", is a fiction character in the manga, anime and movie series Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba. In the story, L is the world's greatest detective, whose identity remains unknown before the story takes place because he has never revealed himself to the public. L takes on the Kira investigation in order to find the murder able to kill people whose names are written in the Death Note. He meets Kira, a teenager named Light Yagami, and becomes determined in proving he is Kira. The character of L is portrayed by Kappei Yamaguchi in the anime and Ken'ichi Matsuyama in the live action Death Note Alessandro Juliani in the English versions of both the anime and live action films.

Designed by Takeshi Obata, L's character was created to be Light's antagonist with his appearance contrasting Light's although during his first cameos he was intended to be a good looking man. Since his introduction in the series, L has received praise by publications from manga and anime with most of them commenting on his personality, and that since his death in the series, Death Note became less entertaining. Matsuyama's portrayal of L as well as Juliani's work as his English voice actor have also been the subject of reviewers.

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kind of from wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L_(Death_Note)

Sessshomaru is better than Inuyasha. one he is more older, two more powerful, and three more skilled with swords. Inuyasha has never truly defeated Sesshomaru, the first time he defeated was out of dumb luck, but mainly because of Kagome was able to get the sword out of the spot from where it was stuck at. and it is because of Kagome that he was able to activate the sword and cut Sesshomaru left arm off. and Sesshomaru could of killed him awhole bunch of times through the series but didn't. and later in the manga Sesshomaru got Bakusaiga his signature weapon. The Bakusaiga manifested itself in the hand of Sesshomaru's fully regenerated, and longtime-severed, left arm during his battle with Magatsuhi. this sword has the power to decompose any organic material that its blade comes in contact with, and nullifying any regenerative abilities thereafter. its effects are extensive as Miroku comments that Naraku would suffer the same affliction should he absorb any demon wounded by Bakusaiga. the blade itself is the manifestation of Sesshomaru's own true power, born from his detachment of InuYasha's Tessaiga. its birth signifies Sesshomaru's graduation into a full-fledged greatyōkai, which was long compromised by his obsession with Tessaiga. Totosai comments that his ability to manifest his own blade suggests his strength has surpassed that of his father's who is said to be one of the most powerful demons in the inuyasha world and connotes his growth through the many trials he endured to emerge as a greatyōkai, with the Bakusaiga serving as the product of this 'rite of passage'.much like the Tessaiga's Wind scar, the Bakusaiga can also unleash massively powerful amounts of yōki, enough to slay thousands of demons with one swing. though similar, Rumiko stated that Bakusaiga's wave attack, which is similar to the Wind scar, possesses greater power than a full power Backlash wave from Tessaiga. and when it comes to raw power no one can beat him. im sorry i wrote to much and said and so many times it's just that i love Lord Sesshomaru and no one can beat him no one.

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yes i agree that sesshoumaru is more powerful then inuyasha and i believe his bakusaiga too... well if inuyasha receives even a tiniest scratch from that sword, he's done for, because of its spreading destructive ability...

AKH: Now as much as I love both Inuyasha (which thanks to reading so many fanfictions about either Kagome and Sesshomaru, or Kagome with Kurama/Youko I think I've come to dislike him quite a bit...about 99.9% to be more precise) and Sesshomaru (I believe I love Sesshomaru more though) I have to agree with the two people who answered before me Sesshomaru is indeed better than Inuyasha will (in my opinion) ever be.

they dont hate each other if you read ch 407 you see inuyasha cares well idk about sesshomaru

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Inuyasha hates Sesshoumaru because Sesshoumaru hates him. Sesshoumaru hates him because its because of him and his mother that their father is dead. Also, even though Sessh was devoted to their father and he asked for tetsusaiga so he could be as strong as him, his dad gave the sword to Inuyasha. Sesshoumaru really does care about Inuyasha though, he just doesnt know what to make of all these "feelings" hes having now.

Not only that but Sesshomaru blames him for their father's death.

A completely messed up thought considering Ryuukatsusei was the actual reason he died.

^an idiotic thought considering Inutaisho was still alive after he finished of Ryukatsusei. If inutaisho hadn't gone to inuyasha and his mother's rescue he would've healed and not died in fight to death with the grudge-holding takemaru.

Original Video Animation.

What does that mean?!

Short for Original Animated Video (OAV), or sometimes Original Video Animation (OVA), refers to an animated feature that was produced specifically for the home video market, bypassing broadcast, cable and theatrical releases. can be subdivided into episodes but are often labelled as just single episodes