Common questions 

Did Mello die Death Note?

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Did Mello die Death Note?

Mello puts her clothes away in a box and drives away, where he hears of Matt’s death on the news. Having been briefed by Light, Takada then writes Mello’s real name, Mihael Keehl, in the Death Note, and Mello dies while they are parking inside a building.

Why did Mello die in Death Note?

Mello intends to kidnap Takada and get the owner of the real death note to silence her. It is unfortunate that he died by a slip of paper hidden in Takada’s Bra, but he knew that the moment he had kidnapped her he was a targeted man.

Is Mello from Death Note Catholic?

In many fics, Mello is said to be a practicing Catholic, because he is (particularly in the manga) seen with Catholic paraphernalia in his home and wears a rosary necklace, and also the aforementioned note on his (possible) heritage. Also, Mello refers to The Almighty in his introduction to Another Note.

Who is more intelligent L or light?

L is definitely smarter, since he proved a worthy opponent of Light, even though Light literally has a magical notebook. Light wins this battle of wits, but that doesn’t mean that L was a fool. Light had the advantage of the supernatural Death Note and Misa’s Shinigami eyes, which allowed him to triumph.

Who is the smartest death note character?

Death Note: 5 Times Light Was The Smartest Character (& 5 Times It Was L)

  • 7 L – Deduced Kira Was A Student.
  • 8 Light – Convinced The Task Force He Wasn’t Kira By Being Confined.
  • 9 L – Deduced Kira Was In The Kanto Region.
  • 10 Light – Killed Criminals Despite Being Under Surveillance.

What disorder does Joker have?

Arthur’s condition of uncontrollable laughing and/or crying, associated with head trauma, appears more consistent with the neurologic condition pseudobulbar affect rather than a mental illness.

Why is Joker evil?

The most common story involves him falling into a tank of chemical waste that bleaches his skin white and turns his hair green and lips bright red; the resulting disfigurement drives him insane. The antithesis of Batman in personality and appearance, the Joker is considered by critics to be his perfect adversary.