Yeah, Near was a little dipshit. Really wrecked the series. It went from being a very atypical anime to a typical bizarre Japanime with children playing the roles of adults.Radeonx said:I didn't really care, up until Near came in.
I hated his character so much, I had no choice but to root for Light.
+1 to almost everyting:English Stew said:I always hated Light (in that he was an effective villain), both because of his morality (which, as a social liberitarian I find repulsive), and because of his willingness to use human beings as tools to achieve an end. A TV show has never made me feel more defeated or elated than when L died and Near won, respectivly.
Also, I actually liked Near. Not as much as L, of course, but found the child with the mind of an adult concept quite interesting.
Also, he plays with Lego. I LOVE LEGO!
Code Geass has the same theme of superpowered-genius-tries-to-ideallistically-remake-the-world-but-becomes-totally-messed-up, however in CG the superman occasionally does his own dirty work and risks his own skin.OniaPL said:-snip-
Does anyone know another manga that's awesome and follows the "Battle of the minds"- theme?
I was with Light right from the start. The moment he kills Naomi Misora was actually the moment I fell in love with the series. Her death caused a warm fuzzy feeling inside of me and put a tear of joy on my cheek.Raven said:I rooted for Light up until he
starts killing the FBI agents, and particularly Raye Penbar's wife... That was just too cold no matter how you look at it.
As I empathised with him up until that point I still remained very interested in him although L had definitely started to grow on me.
I think it got to the point where L and Light needed eachother to give validity to eachothers existence so I couldn't really bring myself to root for one or the other. I think I just wanted them to be friends...