Btw, the guy on the left is british.
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That's the one thing I appreciate about Death Note: making the normal looking guy the psycho is common enough, but it goes a step further to give a little positive representation for us weird loners.
My favorite skit with Death Note is Columbo vs Kira.
A teen detective? Is he some kind of child prodigy to have already started working? That being said, I always wonder why animes always have the main characters being in their teens or early twenty's. They depict those who are in their late twenty's as being ancient and near their twilight. Granted I don't watch many animes unlike many people here, but the ones I've seen have the main characters being really young and already doing adult stuff like Evangelion and Attack om Titan. People in their 30s and middle age people are sidelined as if they are pensioners. There are only few fully grown and mature adults who gets the spotlight.
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L was in I his 20s in the series
In all fairness, "determined antisocial genius youth that does detective work (at least ostensibly) and hunts down the other", accurately describes both, so...
But yes the one that uses a mystical item to murder people might surprise you from that picture alone.
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Ah, death note. Nothing happens for 60 hours, and then a guy eats some chips and the weebs are like "this is brilliant!"
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