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A review by maimona
Death Note, Vol. 8: Target by Takeshi Obata, Tsugumi Ohba
5.0
SPOILER ALERTS#
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The light character is getting a little bit stupid here.
Now that he is acting as both L and Kirs, he is more hasty, less confident in his reasoning, his humanity is decreasing, if I have to summarize it, I will say he is getting drunk into the power of the notebook, he is depending on the notebook more than ever, he is getting darker the more pages we turn.
L death in the previous book was alone a change in the events that gonna happen it turned 360 degrees, without a doubt L and Light are at the same level in thinking each one is so sharp, but now that L is out, Light as Kira got confident in his self and that affected his movements and reasoning
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The light character is getting a little bit stupid here.
Now that he is acting as both L and Kirs, he is more hasty, less confident in his reasoning, his humanity is decreasing, if I have to summarize it, I will say he is getting drunk into the power of the notebook, he is depending on the notebook more than ever, he is getting darker the more pages we turn.
L death in the previous book was alone a change in the events that gonna happen it turned 360 degrees, without a doubt L and Light are at the same level in thinking each one is so sharp, but now that L is out, Light as Kira got confident in his self and that affected his movements and reasoning