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* PetTheDog: Light seems to be genuinely concerned about his sister provoking the second Kira. There’s nothing to suggest that he was pretending to make himself look innocent either.
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** Typically, when someone has a heart attack, they are either [[HollywoodHeartAttack screaming]], or silent. [[spoiler:When L has his "heart attack", he has a short conversation with Light, realizing that he is Kira before he seemingly passes away. This is a subtle hint to the audience that Rem's writing didn't kill him; rather, L wrote his own name in the Death Note to die peacefully after a time period, as a ThanatosGambit]].
** The main trailer kept repeating the words "The last name is...", followed by a cut to a character who could potentially suffer this fate. [[spoiler:The first person shown is Light, who really is the last casualty of the 'Death Note', courtesy of Ryuk]].

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** Typically, when someone has a heart attack, they are either [[HollywoodHeartAttack screaming]], screaming]] or silent. [[spoiler:When L has his "heart attack", he has a short conversation with Light, realizing that he is Kira before he seemingly passes away. This is a subtle hint to the audience that Rem's writing didn't kill him; rather, [[ThanatosGambit L wrote his own name in the Death Note before Rem to die peacefully after a time period, as a ThanatosGambit]].
saving himself from any assassination attempts]]]].
** The main trailer kept repeating the words "The last name is...", followed by a cut to a character who could potentially suffer this fate. potential victim. [[spoiler:The first person shown is Light, who really is the last casualty of the 'Death Note', courtesy of Ryuk]].Note']].



--->''[[spoiler:[[HoistByHisOwnPetard Light Yagami]]]]''
--->'''[[spoiler:Ryuk]]:''' [[spoiler:I'm sorry, kid. You might as well be dead, if you're relying on me.]]

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--->''[[spoiler:[[HoistByHisOwnPetard Light Yagami]]]]''
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Yagami]]]]''\\
'''[[spoiler:Ryuk]]:'''
[[spoiler:I'm sorry, kid. You might as well be dead, if you're relying on me.]]
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* AdaptationDecay: [[spoiler:Light's death essentially combines both of his deaths from the manga and the anime - like the manga, he watches Ryuk write his name in the notebook and dies pathetically while begging for his life, but, like the anime, he dies swearing that he had good intentions and it's played for tragedy]].

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* AdaptationDecay: AdaptationDistillation: [[spoiler:Light's death essentially combines both of his deaths from the manga and the anime - like the manga, he watches Ryuk write his name in the notebook and dies pathetically while begging for his life, but, like the anime, he dies swearing that he had good intentions and it's played for tragedy]].
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* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler:After Rem realizes Light has manipulated events so that she will need to kill L and Watari to save Misa, which will result in her own death as well, she decides to go through with it but before turning to dust destroys her own Death Note, just to ensure that Light will never have ownership over it himself.]]
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--->'''[[spoiler:Ryuk]]:''' [[spoiler:I'm sorry, kid. You might as well be dead, if you're relying on me.]]
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* IronicEcho: Misa reminds Light that "sacrifices are necessary", after he calls her out for [[NotSoDifferent killing innocent policemen, despite having her family murdered by a criminal]]. He throws these words back at her in the third act, to justify [[spoiler:his decision to [[{{Patricide}} write his father's name in the 'Death Note']]]].

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* IronicEcho: Misa reminds Light that "sacrifices are necessary", after he calls her out for [[NotSoDifferent [[NotSoDifferentRemark killing innocent policemen, despite having her family murdered by a criminal]]. He throws these words back at her in the third act, to justify [[spoiler:his decision to [[{{Patricide}} write his father's name in the 'Death Note']]]].
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Having been accepted into the Investigation Team, Light Yagami (Tatsuya Fujiwara) sets out to destroy not only L (Kenichi Matsuyama), but the other members before they expose his identity as Kira. He ends up finding those that can give him the advantage to kill his enemies. They consist of the celebrity Misa Amane (Erika Toda), who possesses another 'Death Note', and her Shinigami, Rem (Shinnosuke Ikehata). But when complications arise, Light is forced into pulling off his biggest and riskiest gambit yet. Will this help succeed in keeping his crimes hidden, and allow him to take his rightful position as the 'God of the New World'? Or will he finally lose to the one person who is at an intellectual footing with him?

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Having been accepted into the Investigation Team, Light Yagami (Tatsuya Fujiwara) sets out to destroy not only L (Kenichi Matsuyama), but the other members before they expose his identity as Kira. He ends up finding those that can give him the advantage to kill his enemies. They consist of the celebrity Misa Amane (Erika Toda), who possesses another 'Death Note', and her Shinigami, Rem (Shinnosuke Ikehata). But when complications arise, Light is forced into pulling off his biggest and riskiest gambit yet. Will this help succeed in keeping his crimes hidden, and allow him to take his rightful position as the 'God of the New World'? Or will he finally lose to the one person who is at an intellectual footing with him?
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Having been accepted into the Investigation Team, Light sets out to destroy not only L but the other members, before they expose his identity as Kira. He ends up finding those that can give him the advantage to kill his enemies. They consist of the celebrity Misa Amane, who possesses another 'Death Note', and her Shinigami, Rem. But when complications arise, Light is forced into pulling off his biggest and riskiest gambit yet. Will this help succeed in keeping his crimes hidden, and allow him to take his rightful position as the 'God of the New World'? Or will he finally lose to the one person who is at an intellectual footing with him?

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Having been accepted into the Investigation Team, Light Yagami (Tatsuya Fujiwara) sets out to destroy not only L (Kenichi Matsuyama), but the other members, members before they expose his identity as Kira. He ends up finding those that can give him the advantage to kill his enemies. They consist of the celebrity Misa Amane, Amane (Erika Toda), who possesses another 'Death Note', and her Shinigami, Rem.Rem (Shinnosuke Ikehata). But when complications arise, Light is forced into pulling off his biggest and riskiest gambit yet. Will this help succeed in keeping his crimes hidden, and allow him to take his rightful position as the 'God of the New World'? Or will he finally lose to the one person who is at an intellectual footing with him?
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* FamousLastWords:
** "Kira is a brutal dictator. If we let him do as he pleases, we'll be forced to become his slaves." [[spoiler:Taiyo TV reporter, Kazuhiko Hibima]]
** "Don't be deceived! You're all in danger! Go home!" [[spoiler:Detective Kanzo Mogi]]
** [[TemptingFate "Just you wait. I'll get even."]] [[spoiler:Sakura TV anchorwoman, Saeko Nishiyama]]
** "Rem, no!" [[spoiler:Kiyomi Takada]]
** "Misa. Enjoy your happiness while it lasts." [[spoiler:Rem]]
** "Kira is justice. [[spoiler:Father]], you've got to understand." [[spoiler:Light Yagami]]
** "Goodbye, Mr. Yagami. I thank you." [[spoiler:L Lawliet]]
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* ExactWords: [[spoiler: At the end, Light is cornered by the police, L has exposed him, he has no Death Note, and his last hope is [[AxCrazy Ryuk.]] While imploring Ryuk to kill every member of the Kira Taskforce, he tells him to "just write a name down in your Death Note." Ryuk does just that; said name is "Light Yagami."]]

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* AdaptationDecay: [[spoiler:Light's death essentially combines both of his deaths from the manga and the anime - like the manga, he watches Ryuk write his name in the notebook and dies pathetically while begging for his life, but, like the anime, he dies swearing that he had good intentions and it's played for tragedy]].



* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:The Investigation Team find out Light and Misa were the two Kiras, while L decides to burn the two 'Death Notes', to ensure that they are never used again. However, L had to pull a ThanatosGambit and die peacefully of heart attack to make it happen. Light ends up suffering the same fate as L due to Ryuk and dies, undignified and still believing in his murderous ideals. Finally, Soichiro has to lie to his wife and daughter, claiming that Light was killed by Kira. This means that the aforementioned two will remain oblivious to Light's evil nature]].

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:The Investigation Team find out Light and Misa were the two Kiras, while L decides to burn the two 'Death Notes', to ensure that they are never used again. However, L had to pull a ThanatosGambit and die peacefully of heart attack to make it happen. Light ends up suffering the same fate as L due to Ryuk and dies, dies in his father's arms, undignified and still believing in his murderous ideals. Finally, Soichiro has to lie to his wife and daughter, claiming that Light was killed by Kira. This means that the aforementioned two will remain oblivious to Light's evil nature]].



* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the radically changed circumstances of the climax, [[spoiler:Matsuda is still the one to shoot Light and incapacitate him, once again not killing him but kicking off the events that leads to Light's death]].



* NotHisSled: [[spoiler:L]]'s death from a heart attack appears to play out exactly like the anime and manga, where [[spoiler:Rem wrote L's name in the second 'Death Note' to prolong Misa's life span. When he has his heart attack, he falls off his chair in slow motion and realises that Light is Kira as he dies]], seemingly a pitch-perfect adaptation of the original scenes from the source material. However, the final confrontation reveals that [[spoiler:this wasn't the case, as L had already written his name in the first 'Death Note' beforehand to ensnare Light, causing Rem's writing to have no effect]].

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* NotHisSled: [[spoiler:L]]'s [[spoiler:L Lawliet]]'s death from a heart attack appears to play out exactly like the anime and manga, where [[spoiler:Rem wrote L's name in the second 'Death Note' to prolong Misa's life span. When he has his heart attack, he falls off his chair in slow motion and realises that Light is Kira as he dies]], seemingly a pitch-perfect adaptation of the original scenes from the source material. However, the final confrontation reveals that [[spoiler:this wasn't the case, as L had already written his name in the first 'Death Note' beforehand to ensnare Light, causing Rem's writing to have no effect]].



* RuleOfSymbolism: In the final confrontation, [[spoiler:when Light is waiting for Soichiro to give him the Death Note after the former has written down the latter's name, the floor he's standing on has a chessboard pattern, symbolizing how he seemingly has the upper hand over the Investigation Team. However, when everything goes pear-shaped for him and Misa due to the Investigation having heard everything he's said, L reveals himself as alive, and sits on a chair that is lying on the same checkered ground, while revealing his ultimate plan that stopped Kira. That shows that L is now the winner instead of Light. Finally, when Light tries to use his 'Death Note' scrap in his watch, and fails, he ends up outside the chessboard-styled floor. This resembles a black chess piece being eliminated by a white chess piece, solidifying his loss and [[{{Foreshadowing}} his incoming death]]]].

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* RuleOfSymbolism: In the final confrontation, [[spoiler:when Light is waiting for Soichiro to give him the Death Note after the former has written down the latter's name, the floor he's standing on has a chessboard pattern, symbolizing how he seemingly has the upper hand over the Investigation Team. However, when everything goes pear-shaped for him and Misa due to the Investigation having heard everything he's said, L reveals himself as alive, and sits on a chair that is lying on the same checkered ground, while revealing his ultimate plan that stopped Kira. That shows that L is now the winner instead of Light. Finally, when Light tries to use his 'Death Note' scrap in his watch, and fails, he ends up outside the chessboard-styled floor. This This, combined with L's white shirt and Light's black attire, resembles a black chess piece being eliminated by a white chess piece, solidifying his loss and [[{{Foreshadowing}} his incoming death]]]].death]]]].
* ShootingSuperman: In the climax, [[spoiler:everyone who can see Ryuk begins firing at him to try to get him to stop writing in the Death Note. It completely fails, bringing Light to hysterical laughter (at least until it turns out that Ryuk's writing Light's name instead)]].



** When [[spoiler:Light has written down in the 'Death Note' that Soichiro dies of a heart attack after handing over the suitcase supposedly having the second 'Death Note' to him, Light gives a eulogy towards Soichiro's impending death by heart attack, and demands the second 'Death Note'. Soichiro opens the suitcase, which is actually empty. This reveals that Soichiro wasn't affected by Light's writing, for some reason]].

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** When [[spoiler:Light has written down in the 'Death Note' that Soichiro dies of a heart attack after handing over the suitcase supposedly having the second 'Death Note' to him, Light gives a eulogy towards Soichiro's impending death by heart attack, and demands the second 'Death Note'. Soichiro opens the suitcase, which is actually empty. This reveals that Soichiro wasn't affected by Light's writing, for some reason]].writing because the notebook Light has was a fake]].
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Having been accepted into the Investigation Team, Light sets out to destroy not only L but the other members, before they expose his identity as Kira. He ends up finding those that can give him the advantage to kill his enemies. They compose of the celebrity Misa Amane, who possesses another 'Death Note', and her Shinigami, Rem. But when complications arise, Light is forced into pulling off his biggest and riskiest gambit yet. Will this help succeed in keeping his crimes hidden, and allow him to take his rightful position as the 'God of the New World'? Or will he finally lose to the one person who is at an intellectual footing with him?

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Having been accepted into the Investigation Team, Light sets out to destroy not only L but the other members, before they expose his identity as Kira. He ends up finding those that can give him the advantage to kill his enemies. They compose consist of the celebrity Misa Amane, who possesses another 'Death Note', and her Shinigami, Rem. But when complications arise, Light is forced into pulling off his biggest and riskiest gambit yet. Will this help succeed in keeping his crimes hidden, and allow him to take his rightful position as the 'God of the New World'? Or will he finally lose to the one person who is at an intellectual footing with him?
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* MythologyGag: In the climax, [[spoiler:Light gives off a very subdued version of the EvilLaugh he gives in the finale of the anime. It's much calmer than the original, but it's clear what they're referencing, especially since the English dubs of both the film and anime share the voice actors]].

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* MythologyGag: In the climax, [[spoiler:Light gives off a very subdued version of the familiar EvilLaugh he gives in the finale of the anime. It's much - while it starts out calmer than the original, but it's clear what they're referencing, especially since anime, when Ryuk begins writing it escalates to the manic laugh we all remember (especially in the English dubs of dubs, since both the film and anime share the English voice actors]].actors)]].

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