PREAMBLE -ii- PREAMBLE These local rules of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit are promulgated under the authority of Fed. Based on the manga and anime of the same name, in this card game of deduction, cunning, bluff and mystery, totally luck independent you'll try to find out which one of you has been using the Death Note to perform several killings. There are two game modes: Light and Kira, for simple and advanced play. This game will be released in the beginning of May.

The series features an extensive cast of fictional characters designed by with their storylines created. The story follows the novel of a character named, who uses the notebook he found in order to cleanse the world of those humans which he deemed unfit for society. A team of professional investigators set out to find out the mysterious killer and arrest him, and thus many other characters are introduced until Light is eventually caught.In the fictional stories featured in the Death Note universe, Tsugumi Ohba, the story writer, created characters that lived in a world featuring a notebook in which names written on it would lead to the ones named to die, typically the cause of death being a heart attack when otherwise not specified. Ohba chose names for his characters in a way that, as he described, 'seemed real but could not exist in the real world', due to the fact that most of the characters were criminals or victims. Light Yagami, the main character, is depicted as the deadliest of them.

Some character details differ between the manga and its, live-action film and drama adaptations. Contents.Overview List indicator(s).

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A Guest indicates the character appeared once in the property. Main article: Light Yagami ( 夜神 月, Yagami Raito)Light Yagami is a bored intellectual high school student dissatisfied with the Japanese justice system. When he finds a Death Note dropped by Ryuk, he envisions to create a world without crime and rule over it as its 'god'. His alias Kira ( キラ), derived from the English word killer, is quickly popularized and draws the attention of the Japanese police and L. Though initially sensitive to the pain of others, Light's descent into his role as Kira marks a dramatic change in his personality as he becomes comfortable with manipulating people's lives.

Main article: L Lawliet ( Ｌ・ローライト, Eru Rōraito)L Lawliet, known solely as L, is the world's greatest detective and the main antagonist in the. He takes on the task of tracking down and arresting Kira. He only ever wears shoes in public, just to take them off as soon as he sits down. His disheveled appearance and constant playing with his food, which usually consists of candy or fruit, causes people to doubt his position as L. He lives in solitude, and only his manager Watari is able to contact him directly. L suspects that Light is Kira almost from the beginning, but cannot confirm his suspicions (although they are right).Ryuk.

Main article: Misa Amane ( 弥 海砂, Amane Misa)Misa Amane is a popular, who is known for her -style of dress, hyperactive personality and devotion to Light, falling in love with him after he kills her parents' murderer. As a Death Note owner and the second Kira, she has the Shinigami Eyes, which allow her to see nearly everyone's name and lifespan.

However, she cannot see the lifespans of Death Note owners. As part of her career as an idol, she performs numerous jobs such as acting, singing and modeling.Near Near ( ニア, Nia)Near, whose real name is Nate River, is the young detective who succeeds L by default. He is the head of an organization created to catch Kira, the SPK (Special Provision for Kira). A placid character with a sharp tongue, he has white hair and wears pale clothes. He constantly plays with toys, building towers of dice and playing cards, and illustrating his exposition with small finger puppets.

He is seen completing blank puzzles, which emphasizes his problem-solving skills.Mello. The character design of Teru Mikami was modeled on Taro Kagami from the pilot, although the style of his hair during adulthood seems more disheveled.

Teru Mikami ( 魅上 照, Mikami Teru) Voiced by: (Japanese); (English)Teru Mikami is a, fanatical supporter of Kira, and the fourth Kira. When Light needs a new Kira proxy to hide his identity, Mikami is selected as the new Kira by Light, purely based on his intuition. Since childhood, Mikami has had a strong sense of justice, but his views have become warped due to years of bullying and trauma. Mikami wishes to punish those he considers to be evil (which, to Light's dismay, includes unproductive people and reformed criminals), and worships Kira as a god.

Mikami mutters the word 'delete' ( 削除, sakujo) repeatedly to himself while writing in the Death Note, which Tsugumi Ohba felt made him more interesting.Mikami was introduced into the story to take Misa's role as Kira. After struggling to create Mikami, Ohba created Mikami's backstory in order to establish Mikami and Light as 'equals' and that Mikami is 'special in some way.' Mikami is the only character to receive a chapter dedicated to his past, and Ohba was reluctant to create the flashback because he personally does not like creating them. Though he usually did not add detail about 'Kira worshippers', he decided to pay special attention to Mikami's first appearance. He wanted to have Mikami be both smart and dangerous, and have a hatred for societal evil, which he transferred into Mikami's role as a prosecutor.

He wanted it to be clear that Mikami was evil, but, at the same time, he did not want to focus on the aspects of right and wrong. Ohba's second favorite human character in the series was Mikami as Ohba believed that Mikami was the second 'strongest' character in the series 'besides Light.' Ohba has no visual preferences and therefore let Obata create the visual aspects. Obata based Mikami's design on Taro Kagami, the main character in the pilot chapter of the series. He was told that Mikami was supposed to be a 'stoic character like Light' while not knowing that Mikami was a prosecutor and a follower of Kira. As the series progressed, Obata drew Mikami as an 'insane fanatic.'

Obata said that he gave Mikami since 'glasses.' Obata added that 'things were a little haphazard at this point.' At the end of the series, Mikami is captured by Near's team at the Yellow Box warehouse. While Mikami dies in prison after going insane in the manga, he commits suicide by stabbing himself with his pen in the anime. Matsuda believes that Near wrote in the Death Note to manipulate and restrict Mikami's actions.

Ohba stated that he leaves it up to the readers to decide if his theory is true. In the second Death Note rewrite special, Mikami is the one to kill the SPK (after Light blackmails the US President to leak information about the SPK, which he in turn forwards to Takada and Mikami), rather than the mafia, as shown in the manga.Mikami's role was well praised in the second half which made him stand out in relation to characters such as Misa, Near, and Mello. IGN's Tom S Pepirum liked how Mikami's backstory and his strong sense of justice stood out to other viewers regarding concepts brought to life unlike that of Light who didn't have that kind of perspective.In the, his role is expanded upon. Portrayed by, Mikami is introduced as the prosecutor handling the case of Kyu Nishida, the murderer of Misa's parents. He eventually deduces Misa's identity as the second Kira after accumulating information from Kira-related news. After stealing Misa's notebook to become Kira in her place, Mikami collaborates with Light to kill L.

Mikami continues to work with Light until they are both caught by Near and the police in the Yellow Box warehouse. Mikami accidentally kills Light after he sets the warehouse on fire in an attempt to escape.Mikami makes a cameo appearance in serving as the guardian to Light's young son, Hikari Yagami ( 夜神光, Yagami Hikari).

He murders Hikari in order to steal the boy's notebook but is in turn killed by police officer Tsukuru Mishima. He is portrayed by Kensei Mikami in the film. Supporting characters Kira Investigation Team Soichiro Yagami. Soichiro Yagami was designed by Takeshi Obata to look like a 'stereotypical detective.' Soichiro Yagami ( 夜神 総一郎, Yagami Sōichirō) Voiced by: (Japanese); (English)Soichiro Yagami is Light's father and of Japan's.

He initially leads the Kira investigation team that later joins with L. When L begins to suspect Light of being Kira, Soichiro is unwilling to believe his son would be capable of such a thing. After L's death, he is sent to retrieve the Death Note stolen by Mello by obtaining Shinigami Eyes and infiltrate Mello's hideout, though Light had planned for Matsuda to fill the role. He retrieves the note and learns Mello's real name, but is unable to kill him, and is instead fatally wounded. Because Light has given up his Death Note, making his lifespan visible above his head, Soichiro dies believing that Light is not Kira.In the film series, Soichiro, portrayed by, survives - discovering that Light is Kira and holding him as he dies - but chooses to hide the knowledge from his family. However, in the live-action drama, Soichiro is portrayed by, differs greatly from his other counterparts.

Although his strong sense of justice and love for his family remain much the same, he is a widower, and Light feels some resentment towards him for choosing to interrogate murderer Kurou Otoharada over going to his wife's bedside when she passed, as well as his repeated absence in his son's life following that event. Yet despite this strain, the pair are much closer than other versions, and their relationship has a huge impact on the story, with Light killing Otoharada and ultimately becoming Kira in order to protect his father.

It is this closeness that causes Soichiro to notice changes in Light's behaviour, and - in a huge departure from the source material - leads him to suspect his son when L suggests the possibility. This ultimately leads to a confrontation between the two towards the end of the series, in which Soichiro, blaming himself and having instructed his colleagues to assume Light's guilt if he should die, writes his own name in the Death Note before trying to burn it as his final act. In the musical, Soichiro is portrayed by.His counterpart in the American film, James Turner: a seasoned Seattle detective, is portrayed by and is the father of Light Turner: the American adaptation of Light Yagami.

Kiyomi Takada Kiyomi Takada ( 高田 清美, Takada Kiyomi) Voiced by:, Masumi Okamura (Japanese); (English)Kiyomi Takada is a former classmate and girlfriend of in the college, to whom he used to disguise the fact that he also conversed with Misa. She returns five years later in the story as an announcer of NHN chosen by Teru Mikami to be Kira's spokesperson to the world. Light realizes that he can use this connection with Takada to his advantage and sets up a meeting with her, presumably for the benefit of the investigation. While the two meet, Takada receives a call from Mikami and Light reveals himself to Mikami as Kira.

They create a ploy to force the Kira Investigation Team to remove all bugs from the room, after which Light tells Takada that he wants her to be his goddess in the new world. Light then tells the investigation team that he will be pretending to be Takada's boyfriend to catch Kira.Following Light's instructions, Takada asks Mikami to send her five pages of the Death Note. She tells him that he will continue his work in a fake book made to look like the real one.

While walking to a broadcast, runs into Takada and rushes her, jealous that she is not the most popular star. Halle Lidner, who has been sent by Near to act as Takada's bodyguard, stops her then, but Takada meets with Misa for a girl-to-girl talk soon after. Lidner sits in with them.

By the end of the conversation, Takada is convinced that Misa is stupid and Lidner reports to Near about the love triangle between Light, Takada and Misa.Later, Takada tells of her meeting with Misa to Light, who assures her that she is the only one for him. He then writes a script for Takada that makes it sound like she has agreed to help capture Kira. She is subsequently kidnapped and forced to strip by in an effort to set up a meeting between the SPK and the investigation team.

Prepared to face such an event, however, Takada kills Mello by writing his name in a piece of the Death Note she managed to secret away in her bra. Once Light hears about this, he uses a piece of the Death Note of his own to make her commit suicide.It is told in How to Read It that, in the anime, her voice was abnormally hoarse originally, and blossomed into a more mature, feminine voice.

This was to give the impression that she has matured alongside Light, and was a good partner for him. This made her eventual murder at the hands of Light's Death Note even more surprising.Takada was created as a character that would go well with a reporter, which is why she was given her spokesperson identity.

Ohba felt that because of her 'normal name' her unplanned death added unpredictability to the series. Her birthday is July 12, 1985.In the film, she is played by, filling the 'Higuchi' role in the film. When Rem gives her the Death Note, Takada kills a rival anchorwoman to become the lead anchor, although she does continue to kill criminals as instructed by Light via Rem.

When she is arrested, Light kills her in order to regain ownership of the Note, although his action goes unnoticed by the other investigators., director of the film, said that the film Takada bears importance in 'reminding us the satanic power of the Death Note.' Nana Katase, who read all of the Death Note volumes, describes her scenes, including those portrayed on video monitors, as 'terrifying.'

Katase says that she and the film Takada have 'a strong sense of justice', but that Katase personally would not kill anyone based on those ideals.In the Japanese Rewrite 2 special, Light's meeting with Takada and Mikami is moved to earlier than it occurred in the anime and manga, as the mafia plot is omitted. As such, it is instead Takada and Mikami who kill the SPK.Hitoshi Demegawa Hitoshi Demegawa ( 出目川 仁, Demegawa Hitoshi) Voiced by: (Japanese); (English)Hitoshi Demegawa is a publicity hound and director of Sakura TV ( さくらTV). He initially appears when Misa Amane sends four videotapes to Sakura TV in order to gain attention from the real Kira, and approves of broadcasting the tapes on live TV. However, he is forced to hand the tapes over to Soichiro, who crashes a police wagon into the studio and threatens him at gunpoint. He later helps the investigation force to lure out by running a television program. Demegawa reappears after L's death, serving as Kira's for a while and even creating new programs in 'honor' of Kira.

Demegawa also leads the raid on Near's headquarters with Kira's supporters, but like all the other rioters, is distracted by the money that Near throws down. Later, when he takes matters into his own hands and builds a chapel to greet Kira, asking for donations, which would give Kira a bad image, Mikami kills him for being greedy, and he is replaced by Takada.Federal Bureau of Investigation The agrees to assist L since some people believed that Kira killed some American criminals. After Kira kills several agents, the FBI withdraws its assistance. Raye Penber. ^ 'How to Think.'

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