His actual perception of Light's guilt is uncertain he remains suspicious even after Light forgets the Death Note, yet his final video apologizes to Light for doubting him.ДЇollowing their tennis match, L asks Light to be his 'friend.' L refers to Light as his 'first' or 'only friend' several times, and seems to enjoy his company on some level. The two grow closer when Light asks to join the Kira Investigation, with L creating more tests to determine Light's guilt. If L lost, he would have asked Light to be his friend. Later, L personally visits him at Suginami university, and challenges him to a game of tennis to build a psychological profile. L first interacts when he directly accuses the student of being Kira on a phone call. вЂњ Then, I met you and for the first time I became interested in a person.вЂќ In the videos left after his death, L encourages Soichiro to trust his feelings about Light, and reveals he considers Soichiro not only an excellent policeman, but a father figure. Soichiro is less trusting of L, and criticizes his unethical, sometimes illegal methods. L respects Soichiro as an upright and trustworthy person, which he values in the tense investigation. After inviting Soichiro to his headquarters, they start to understand each other. When L first calls the NPA, he notices Soichiro's vocal complaints about his arrogance and shady methods Watari is keen to make fun of L's cool exterior faltering. L actively encourages Near to grow into a detective and take over after him, even leaving instructions for it in the event of his death. When Near joins him, they spend casual quality time together, such as working on Near's puzzles. They talk to each other often over the phone when L leaves to work on the Kira case. L and Near are close in this adaptation, with L acting as an older brother and mentor. After L's death, Watari wallows in a deep depression while watching the videos L left behind. After the FBI agents are killed, L directs some of his anger at his longtime assistant.Дespite this, Watari views L almost as a son, and cares for him deeply. L ignores much of his banter and focuses on solving cases, appearing to treat Watari as little more than a servant. Watari bristles at L's coldness towards others, and gently teases him about letting others under his skin, being overly 'willful,' and the smile he gave to the Task force members as a means of encouragement to capture Kira. Watari produces some incredible assets for L, including a tailor-made headquarters under the Oriental East Hotel, dozens of impersonators to protect him during excursions, and fake copies of the Death Note. Watari fostered L's talent from an early age, and provides him with many essential assets for his detective work. At some point, he took on the aliases of detectives Marie Deneuve and Eraldo Coil. L gained the reputation of being the greatest detective in the world.

L was an orphan adopted by Watari, who encouraged his detective work. He dresses immaculately in white clothes, and will change if even a drop of his drink gets on his sleeve. He enjoys seeing others humiliated, whether by predicting their behavior, creating logical loops in conversations, or by watching buffoonish characters on TV. Known globally for his skill, L is extremely confident in his verdicts and tends to look down on others, especially his coworkers on the Japanese Task Force. Tailor to narrow down Kira's location, and illegally detaining suspect Misa Amane in torturous conditions. When driven, he will lie and use unethical means to solve his cases, such as sacrificing Lind L.

He generally wears white clothes and white shoes. L is a young man of Japanese descent with black hair and black eyes.

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