Tuesday, February 26
Guess this
*L's staple food*
The show wasnt as intriguing as the Death Note series.
Rather, it was a spin-off from the Death Note that probed deeper into the outlandish personality of L.
Folks who arent fans of Death Note can actually watch this without getting lost, albeit Death Note part one actually gave a more dramatic introduction of L.
The Japanese are indeed always on the ball to discover some unique concepts and interesting and spohisticated characters.
And L is definitely one.
Figurines of him are already in the market way before "L, change the world".
L changes the world
Predictable plot with frequent tugs at emotional chords.
It showcased the more humane side and also the weakness of L.
The theme of the movie:
"L cannot solve problems that does not require thinking"
So much for its truth.
He is now forced to face and deal with unpredictably motived human beings.
An impeccably intelligent and witty character with a weird demeanor of typing and eating doughnuts,
his hunched countenance shall be the spice of the show.
A kind and childlike him is actually satirically contradicted by the kids in the show to show a malicious truth in the modern day:
Kids can actually be more vengeful than the average adults today.
On the overall, not a bad show to catch =)
irony @
3:27 AM
