This volume didn't appeal to me as much as the previous ones. Besides the fact that I feel the story is starting to drag on, Misa went from being quite shrewd (albeit innocent) to being a pushover who doesn't use her brain and gets easily manipulated with nothing.

As a reader and a woman, it makes me nervous.

Perhaps I'm jumping the gun, but I don't know how many more twists this story can have to justify the next eight volumes. Light's machinations are starting to seem forced to me.

I hope that in the upcoming volumes, the author can bring some fresh elements and develop the characters in a more interesting way. Otherwise, I'm afraid this series will lose its charm for me.

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No, just like always, the babiszon came and spoiled the fun. Remember, babies (written by guys) are the worst k00rła (seriously, why xddd).

This simple sentence seems to express a common sentiment among some people. The mention of the babiszon coming and ruining the enjoyment implies that there is something about this presence that is unwelcome or disruptive. It could be that the babiszon has a reputation for causing chaos or getting in the way of a good time.

The part about babies being the worst k00rła is a bit more cryptic. It might be a play on words or a term that is specific to a certain group or context. The use of "seriously" and "xddd" gives the statement a somewhat lighthearted or joking tone, perhaps indicating that it's not meant to be taken too seriously.

Overall, this short text seems to capture a moment of frustration or annoyance with the arrival of an unwanted element, while also adding a touch of humor or调侃.

LoL... I didn't see that coming...

I'm not fooling myself any longer. I'm fully committed to this journey at this point.

Regarding volume four, it follows a similar pattern, yet once again, it presents (for me, unexpectedly yet) significant plot twists that have dramatically changed the direction of the storyline. It's abundantly clear to me now that I have no clue where this is headed...

Currently, I don't regret my decision to buy the entire series (or at least the initial 12+1/13 book boxed set) so that I can read it at my own pace.

Once more, considering the title, it's difficult to claim that this is overly morbid (or that it's too dark), but... even at its most imaginative, it's extremely dark (or jaded or cynical or callous or...).

I'm still eager to find out what happens next.

4.5

It doesn't get interesting.

After this volume, I have moral qualms about the actions of L'. In the manga, I definitely liked Misa Misa more than when watching the series. Maybe it's because of that voice...

The story seems to be lacking in excitement and depth at this point. The actions of L' make me question his moral compass. Misa Misa, on the other hand, has a certain charm in the manga that wasn't as prominent in the series. Her voice might be a factor in this newfound appreciation. However, overall, the narrative feels a bit flat and I'm hoping for more engaging developments in the upcoming volumes.

I don't want to pass even near any manganese. I have never, ever liked this thing.

Manganese, for some reason, has always held a certain aversion for me. Maybe it's its appearance or something else that I can't quite put my finger on. But the fact remains that whenever I see it or even think about it, I feel a sense of discomfort.

I remember one time when I was in a place where there was a lot of manganese around. Just the sight of it made me want to turn around and leave. It was as if it was giving off some kind of negative energy that I couldn't bear.

Even though I know that manganese has its uses and importance in various fields, my personal dislike for it persists. I guess it's just one of those things that I can't seem to overcome.

This volume could have been far more delightful if it hadn't consisted of 50% preparation, 40% thought-bubbles/floating-text elements and a mere 10% action. Strangely enough, that 10% managed to make the whole thing worthwhile, despite its numerous self-twists. And yes, I'm once again hooked.

L desires to draw the second Kira into the open and devises a plan to use Raito for this purpose. Raito is noticed by Amane Misa, the second Kira, in one of the locations she had written in her diary. She obtains his name by using her Death's Eyes, an ability of Remu's to read people's names just by looking at them. Instead of killing him, she径直goes to Raito's house and offers to uncover L's real name. Raito realizes the advantage of having her as an ally and accepts her offer.

Misa appears to truly love him, but her way of showing it is unbearable for Raito. L, Raito and Misa encounter each other on the street, of all places. What a believable setting. Anyway, Misa sees L's real name and Raito hopes to extract it from her. Unfortunately, Misa is arrested based on evidence discovered at her house. Now, Raito intends to dispose of her before she implicates him. How convoluted!

And then there's a bondage scene! Those Asians! Watari, L's butler or something, is instructed to obtain Misa's confession even if he has to resort to torture. Things are heating up. Given Misa's connection to Raito, L again suspects Raito of being Kira. Then another strange thing occurs: Misa asks Remu to kill her. Now, why did she have to use such ridiculous lines? 'Kill me now while I am young and pretty.' Remu is acting like a coward here and refuses to kill her. Some god of death. Instead, he has her give Raito her death note, which also erases her memory of every event related to it. All except her love for Raito. Because why not? Remu joins Raito, who has already hatched a plan against L that involves Raito's imprisonment in an attempt to eliminate him as a suspect.

Misa è stata un'avventura incredibile. La sua storia è durata 2 capitoli, che hanno tenuto gli spettatori in sospeso fino all'ultima pagina. Tuttavia, la cosa più sorprendente è stato il modo in cui è stata arrestata in tempo record.

Nonostante fosse una persona molto astuta e abile, è stata catturata in un baleno. Forse è stato colpa della sua stessa sicurezza, o forse è stato un colpo di fortuna per le forze dell'ordine. In ogni caso, la sua arrestazione è stata un evento che ha sconvolto il mondo.

Ora, mentre aspetta di essere giudicata, tutti si chiedono cosa sarà successo a Misa. Sarà condannata o sarà assolta? Solo il tempo lo saprà.

This was truly a read it down in one gulp kinda experience.

It was simply unbelievable! This volume is by far the best of the series. It had the most exciting thriller moments that kept me on the edge of my seat throughout.

L is truly a champion. I love how the artist has so skillfully portrayed his eyes. They are so inquisitive, as if they can see right through everything.

And, like always, I felt that the end was so near. But then, as I reached the final page, I realized that it is just a new beginning. There is so much more to come, and I can't wait to see what adventures lie ahead for the characters.

This book has left me hungry for more and has definitely solidified my love for this series. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good thriller with well-developed characters and a captivating storyline.

BOŻE CO ZA ZAKOŃCZENIE.

This expression truly reflects my current state of mind. I am really worried.

There are so many uncertainties and challenges in life that sometimes it feels overwhelming.

I don't know what the future holds or how things will turn out.

Every decision I make seems to have far-reaching consequences, and I'm afraid of making the wrong choices.

The pressure is mounting, and I can feel it weighing on me.

But I know that I have to keep going and face these difficulties head-on.

I will try to stay positive and look for solutions, no matter how hard it may be.

Maybe things will work out in the end, and all my worries will be for nothing.

But until then, I will continue to be vigilant and do my best to navigate through this maze of life.

BOŻE CO ZA ZAKOŃCZENIE, indeed.

This issue was just slightly less awesome than the previous issues, but still a solid 5/5.

The Cat and Mouse game continues, and the second KIRA meets Light. Of course, she falls in love with him. This was both awesome and tragic, and superb in every way. The fight-and-see-saw battle between L and Light is simply amazing. I can't wait to read the next issue and complete the series. It was truly awesome again.

I have always had a passion for comics, and I hope it never fades. Growing up, I read local Indian comics like Raj Comics, Diamond Comics, and even Manoj Comics. Now, it's time to explore international and classic comics and Graphic novels. I'm on a quest to read as many comics as possible. I love comics so much, and I hope they always stay by my side. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this and look forward to reading more. You should also read what you love and then just Keep on Reading.

I really liked Misa at first.

She's a really smart and quirky character, which made her quite appealing. However, as the story progressed, I found myself not being a fan of her motivation.

It seems like they devolved her down to a girl with a silly crush, which was a bit disappointing. I would have really liked it if she'd had real goals of her own, something more substantial and meaningful.

But despite my issues with Misa's character development, the plot in this one was so great.

The twists kept coming, one after another, keeping me on the edge of my seat. I'm super interested to see what happens now, how the story will unfold and what new surprises it has in store for me.

I can't wait to find out!