What is the meaning of justice in Death Note? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! There may be some spoilers in this post though, so proceed with caution! Now then, on with the post! So, what does justice really mean in Death Note? The concept of justice is mentioned quite a few times throughout the series, and the word is usually used by either L or Light. However, these two characters both have very different views on what justice really is or what it should be. Along with this, both characters are guilty of even declaring themselves to be justice. Although there is never a clear definition of justice in the series, the concept of justice appears quite frequently. Since there isn't supposed to be a clear line between right and wrong in the series, that means there isn't going to be one solid definition for justice either. Justice is different for each and every character, which can be seen with characters like Misa, L, and Light. For example, justice for Misa is when Kira killed the murderer who killed her family, justice for Light is a world without evil, and justice for L is catching especially bad criminals (or Kira in particular). But, this doesn't mean this would be what justice is for the other characters in the series. Because of this, the definition of justice in Death Note will be different for everyone. So, there can never be just one clear-cut meaning of justice for the series. But, these are mostly just my thoughts on this topic anyways. Nonetheless, I hope you guys still enjoyed this blog post! As a little bonus, here's a picture of L and Light fighting. Enjoy!

Was Misa Amane a necessary character in Death Note? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! There may be some spoilers in this post though, so proceed with caution! Now then, on with the post! So, was Misa really a necessary character for the series? Although there is no denying the fact that Misa ended up being a rather important character in Death Note, that doesn't really mean she was a necessary character. For example, the main reason she even existed was so there wouldn't just be a cast of all males for the story. So, she was added to make it seem a little livelier. Along with this, Misa ended up with the Shinigami eyes because Light would never have traded for them himself. However, she also ended up becoming the second Kira, which played a large role for the plot of the show. Her intense infatuation with Light also created a few subplots of their own, which helped move the story along. Because of this, I think Misa did end up being a necessary character for the series. Death Note may have ended up quite differently if she had never been added to it, and some parts of the series may never have even happened. But, these are mostly just my thoughts on this subject anyways. Nonetheless, I hope you guys still enjoyed this blog post! As a little bonus, I will be including a picture of Misa below. Enjoy!

Is Lind L. Tailor an important character in Death Note? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! There may be a few spoilers in this post though, so proceed with caution! Now then, on with the post! So, is Lind L. Tailor an important character? Not very much is known about him, and he played a very small role in the series. However, he was actually pretty useful. Even though he was more-or-less just used as a sacrifice, his death ended up playing a rather large part in the Kira investigation. For example, L would have had a much harder time pinpointing Kira's location in the world if Light hadn't killed Lind L. Tailor. He may not have even been able to find Kira if Lind L. Tailor didn't make that specific broadcast. So despite this character only appearing in one small segment of the series, his sacrifice actually greatly helped L's investigation. This in turn means that Lind L. Tailor ended up being a pretty important character for the series. But, these are mostly just my thoughts on this topic anyways. Nonetheless, I hope you guys still enjoyed this blog post! As a little bonus, I will be including a picture of Lind L. Tailor below. Enjoy!

It's the 4th of July! That means it's Independence Day here in America, which in turn means it's time for my annual 4th of July blog post! Since Independence Day is an American holiday, that means there isn't really anything anime-related for it. So, I will be including five anime pictures for the 4th of July below instead. But, I would first like to mention that I don't own any of these pictures. So, please support the original artists! Now then, on with the pictures! Happy 4th of July everyone!

It's post time! The blog post for today will be about Dokidoki Yummychums. Dokidoki Yummychums are Sanrio characters, and they are a group of different food items. There are 12 of them in total, and they are Dokidoki Burger, Dokidoki Fries, Dokidoki Hotdog, the five Dokidoki Chicken Chums, and the four Dokidoki shakes; Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, and Banana. Along with this, Dokidoki Burger is the main Dokidoki Yummychum. Dokidoki Burger is always smiling, and he comes in many different flavors. He hates the cold and he has a passionate warmth. Since there are so many different Dokidoki Yummychums, I will be including multiple pictures below so you guys can see what they look like. Enjoy!

 

Dokidoki Vanilla Shake, Dokidoki Burger, and Dokidoki Fries

Dokidoki Chicken Chums

Dokidoki Hotdog

New day, new post! Today's blog post will be about the Pokemon Torracat. Torracat is a fire-type Pokemon, and it is the evolution of the Pokemon Litten. It is also the pre-evolution of Incineroar. This Pokemon wears a bell made of fire on its throat. When it spits fire, its bell rings. Torracat also has very strong front legs, and it can bend an iron bar over with just a single punch. It has sharp claws as well. But, these sharp claws can leave its trainer covered in scratches. Torracat can also start to act spoiled if it grows close with its trainer, and its mane will stand up if it is in a good mood. But if it isn't feeling well, its fur will lie down flat. As always, I will be including a picture of Torracat below so you guys can see what it looks like. Enjoy!

How old was L when he became a detective? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! There may be some spoilers for Death Note in this post though, so proceed with caution! Now then, on with the post! So, how old was L when he became a detective? Well, it's actually hard to say; especially since we don't even know how old he was when he arrived at Wammy's House. Along with this, the manga and the anime never said how old he was when he arrived at Wammy's House. Even the one shots and Death Note 13: How To Read doesn't tell us about how old he was before. However, there were some clues in L: The Wammy's House. His initial appearance in this chapter suggests that he was quite young when he first arrived at Wammy's House, and Watari said L solved his first case several years after he had arrived. Although this isn't really a very helpful timeline, L's appearance in the later part of the chapter does suggest that he is most likely in his teens. Because of this, I would say it's safe to assume L was a teenager when he solved his first case. Even though that's a rather wide age range, it's kind of hard to pinpoint what his exact age was without more information. But, these are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. It's hard to say if we'll ever get to know exactly how old L was when he became a detective as well, since either Takeshi Obata or Tsugumi Ohba would have to confirm it for us. Nonetheless, I hope you guys still enjoyed this blog post! As a little bonus, I will also be including a picture of L below. Enjoy!