The situation was hilarious, starting from the scene that was the original source of the panels often seen on the internet.

Calm down suddenly!

You probably don’t have eyes → It’s too funny how they keep showing each other the Grim Reaper.

>>5

It’s terrible that I finally stop having a disadvantage against the moon only by putting on this cursed equipment.

Why was L making Misa investigate her house?

Misa shouldn’t have even been a suspect until she confronted the university.

I want to know Rem’s feelings when Matsuda intruded into Yotsuba on his own and tried to call Misa.

>>9

Ah, the delivery record… This guy really is hopeless.

>>10

A little while ago, I was impressed by how the moon seemed to be moving with at least some consideration… and then, out of nowhere, I got my tail caught, and it made me laugh over there.

Misa thinks and acts in her own way more than one might expect, but she can’t keep up with the psychological battles between Tsukihime and L.

>>11

It’s impressive how well-prepared they were, letting their friend leave fingerprints and all.

The cursed equipment is just too aptly named.

Misa is too much of a nuisance character.

I only had the image of Misa as a female using the shinigami eyes, so when I read it, she messed up and lost them right away, which was disappointing.

If it were just Kirara L, it would have reached a deadlock, so a bomb was necessary.

I really think it’s amazing to succeed in killing L along with Rem from here.

It’s useful, but the situation is basically caused by Misa in the first place…

What the hell is this moon that I’ve mastered?

Because I couldn’t take it off until the end…

Misa is impressive for planning a strategy even considering that she doesn’t remember names.

>>21

Moreover, it’s amazing that they even planned to go as far as killing Rem there.

Upon re-reading, I found that Misa is smarter than an ordinary person.

But with that much, it couldn’t spread L, and it became a weak point of the moon.

I heard that Misa used her friends, and it’s somehow not like her to easily believe that and not consider any consequences from there.

The second part was doing okay, but the first part’s misa is really like a plague god.

Since it’s a lunar event, be prepared for a situation other than this scenario.

I was preparing to say, “Everything is going according to plan,” no matter what happens.

I think she would make a great bride…

Despite having such a painful past of having their family killed by robbers…

>>28

Conversely, that must be the reason it’s broken…

My wife said she would kill that woman if I said I was meeting another girl, which is a bit…

As expected, you’re smarter than Matsuda, right, Misa?

There’s quite a foreshadowing of Matsuda being good with guns from a pretty early stage, isn’t there?

If Misa is not there, the L side will be in trouble, so it’s a handicap.

…The handicap was a bit too big…

Damn it! I’ve been defeated!!

Even that L is so outrageous that Misato’s actions are unpredictable.

But without Misa (+ Rem), it feels like L will take quite a while to be killed.

If the assumption is that the moon will never engage in any transaction, I wonder where I would obtain L’s real name from.

>>36

That said, even if L isn’t killed, if Light manages to survive smoothly and the number of Kira followers in the world increases, it wouldn’t be a complete victory, but fundamentally it’s still a crushing win for Light.

The fact that everything was hastened due to the mass was simply a strangulation of the moon.

In the Mitsuba arc, they do have a good performance, but they still leave a silly impression…

I really laughed at the flow around here.

The excitement from here to Yotsuba was amazing.

The person from the moon is a genius, but if you ask whether Misa and the Kira believers are smart, that’s not the case at all; they can even become a hindrance sometimes, which is nice, isn’t it?

>>40

The garbage called Demekawa.

Even if there was no time or leeway, don’t choose that as a pawn.

If both sides go on the defensive, it would be a long way to a resolution, but it feels like there was a sudden advancement with a strong upheaval caused by Misa.

In movies and dramas, it’s so mysterious that the robber who killed Misa Misa’s family is not prosecuted.

What would make that happen?

When I was with Misa, Light was a college student, and if they went on a date, they would have sex, so I can see why Misa would say she would kill anyone he met.

If there is also Watari in Light.

Misa was somehow easy to use.

Compared to a fool who thinks they are smart.

It became a trigger that cornered the moon, but it also became a trump card, and since I did what I was asked, Misa.

Since L was the one who captured him, I feel like Near quickly figured out that he’s Kira.

I wonder if it was a long-term battle to see whether the moon or Ryuzaki would reveal their flaws first.

If there were no second Kira incident

I feel like I haven’t really messed up since becoming an adult.