The ending has Light pulling off a successful plan that kills off Naomi and Shiori due to him writing both their names in the 'Death Note'. Downer Ending: If one views Light as the villain.The paternal gesture doubly speaks to Soichiro's character seeing as L had dozed off in front of panel of television monitors he was using to spy on Soichiro's family.

Comforting Comforter: Soichiro tucks a blanket around L's shoulders when he encounters him sleeping upright on a sofa, despite the fact that L has been bending all his efforts to try to implicate his son for murder.

Later on, she ends up receiving another 'Death Note' at the film's end, setting up her involvement in the next film. Misa also shows up during various parts of the movie, most prominently during an interview after her cooking show, when she mentions that she admires Kira for saving her life.

Chekhov's Gunman: The hijacked bus that Light, Shiori and Raye are on, has Misa Amane advertising all over it.

This is how Light killed her: he went to a wedding chapel where Naomi and Raye were about to marry, and got her real name there. Later, Naomi tells Light that Raye was her fiance, after Light failed to kill her by using a fake name she intentionally provided. Firstly, Light saw a Christian cross on Naomi's papers, as he witnessed her cradling her fiance's corpse at the train station.

Broken Pedestal: Light views the Japanese justice system itself as such he begins acting as Kira out of disgust and frustration that the law is constantly abused by those with connections.

Since the Task Force was watching the entire showdown, Light can then appeal to their sympathies by asking to help them catch Kira and avenge Shiori, allowing him to get one step closer to killing L. Therefore, by writing down that Shiori would die from a warning shot and Naomi would kill herself in a fit of grief and madness, the 'Death Note' ensures that Shiori would die at Naomi's hands (Since in Japan, normal people aren't allowed to carry firearms) and Naomi kills herself over the death of an innocent woman. While the 'Death Note' can't make someone else directly kill another person, it does try to kill someone in the most natural way possible.

After finding out Naomi's true name through a church register, he writes both her name and Shiori's down on the Death Note, setting up the hostage situation at the art gallery that is being observed by the Kira Task Force. Batman Gambit: The climax of the film is revealed to be one giant one for Light.Ryuk: Light, do you know what? You're far worse than a god of death. Armor-Piercing Question: As Light calmly explains how he got Naomi to kill Shiori, Ryuk throws one at him that actually gets Light to ponder his dark actions This almost causes Light to cry when he responded.In this version, he is already in college and recently passed the bar exam. Age Lift: In most adaptations, Light first finds the Death Note during his last year of High School.Almost never will you find a Japanese person with hair lighter than dark brown. Though you can't really blame them for Misa. Adaptational Dye-Job: Misa has black hair, while Naomi Misora goes from having black hair to brown hair.Such as throwing Ryuk an apple in public without checking to see that he was being followed. Adaptational Dumbass: Light is slightly less intelligent in this version than in the original manga, making several notable mistakes.Taken to an even more extreme level here, where he's a sadistic, remorseless murderer and definitely deserved to die. In the anime, he was trying to rape her, likely so we wouldn't feel bad when he dies. Adaptational Villainy: In the original manga, Takuo Shibumaru (Light's second victim when he was testing the notebook out) was a lecherous asshole who sexually harassed a woman but never went further than teasing.

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