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I adore how he even has a hype man. Love how good of a guy he is.

Could not be a more perfect ending.

God this story is such an interesting look at the philosophy of pacifism.

Been a while since the last chapter. Thank you translator.

One of the best fantasy stories I have ever read. Genuine masterpiece.

Necromancy never ends well…

Jesus that was brutal. You can tell the author wanted this to be as brutal as DnD can get sometimes.

I was not expecting things to go that quickly wow.

Thus one of the best reverse detective stories ends. With one last mystery for the audience to ponder.

Wayyyyyy better death than in the anime. Here he dies like a bitch baby because that what he was. Not some righteous hero. But a psychopath with a ego.

Notice how he only calls the names of the people he manipulated. Not his sister, not his mom, only the people he used as tools.

Absolutely merciless.

Once again I love how simple the answers and ways to grab the evidence are. It’s so simple that it’s impossible to not understand why they work.

And thus Light’s mistake to pick Mikami backfired on him big time.

This is arguably the most easy to understand of all of Near’s deductions despite it also being the most important. I believe the point of these kind of deductions that Near has is to show that Near really isn’t as smart as L or Light but instead just thinks more logically, that’s all that Near...

Near finding Light as a terrible liar at the end of the chapter is hilarious.

I love this scene because it’s truly I think when a lot of the readers start to root for Near to stop Kira. He’s become the lowest of the low and that’s great for a villain protagonist.

Fantastic twist here. Honestly I’m one of the people that think that L not being the detective to beat Light was a great choice. Now all that’s left is the detective with morals to appear.

I love the idea that it’s because the fact that Light got the death note that he became this monster. Because once he lost all his memories, he’s actually a good person.

I love this sequence to much because it’s not only very smart but also a excellent showcase that Light is not only cheating, but that L would already have won if he knew the rules of the Death Note.