March 31, 2013

Anonymous asked: Let's say the world is perfect now. You have made it perfect. Would you then go to the public and say that you're Kira? Then you would be more or less become a dictator. Or do you say very clearly that people shouldn't know who you really are. Hands it to you, if you secretly Kira stay and your real existence, Light Yagami, remains secret?

Revealing my real identity would not have helped me in any way, it would have, in fact, become a disadvantage in certain situations. Remaining incognito in public would have been the best choice, considering any eventual maneuvers that I might have had to make.

 As for the world, revealing myself would’ve been pointless, since there would have been no need for them to know who Kira actually was, nor would I have had to gain their trust by exposing myself, since I would have already won their ultimate respect or, at least, obedience, as their one and only savior. 

 I was never in search of fame, as the mere thought of holding such a great, life-changing power, able to create an utopia by my hands gave me enough satisfaction.

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February 21, 2013

Anonymous asked: I can't believe you killed Beyond. You dick face. I love him.

Whether you believe it or not, he is dead. Besides, from what I’ve learned about his case, I’m sure he preferred being put to silence by another “criminal”, as Kira was considered, than having to rot in a prison, where he had to suffer the humiliation that the thought of his failure against L reminded him of. Wouldn’t you agree? It was, of course, my pleasure to do him that favor. 

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February 18, 2013

the-dark-creature asked: Would you have had a child to continue using the death note? So he/she could try to finish what you started. I know there would have been a chance that he/she is caught but I always say you can't know for a fact until you try.

I would not have had a child just for the purpose of leaving the inheritance of the Kira title to him. If I would have ever considered it necessary to marry a woman who would have given birth to a child, whether or not to make them aware of the fact that I’m Kira would have remained yet to be decided. As I’ve said before, choosing a successor was not something that had crossed my mind many times. 

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As for acting based on pure luck… That ‘s not even worth being discussed. It all depends on how much you’re willing to lose. If it’s not something you care about enough to take safety measures, then sure, experimenting will only lead to greater knowledge. But being Kira, opening the doors to a new era was not such a trivial matter.

February 10, 2013

hereticyoungjae asked: You are most definitely an interesting individual, Mr Yagami. For good or bad, throughout your battle with L, I will admit that I have faithfully stuck by your side; there was nothing wrong in your choice of acting, in ridding the world of... of its 'lesser' beings. It is a real shame that your life had been put to an end, but I suppose none of us live long enough to see our dreams fulfilled, hm?

Thank you for taking the time to show your support for my actions. I admire your ability to see the essence of my deeds. 

 Yes, it is a shame that my purpose could not be fulfilled, not as much for me, as it is for the world. I agree with you, very few people manage to see their dreams come true, but I’ve come to realize that it is in human nature to always have a goal for oneself, this leading to a never-ending chase of one’s dreams. It is what keeps people going and looking forward to the next day. However, what disgusted me was the nature of those dreams the society had. I would have truly given anything to see that situation change and I’m glad I did. 

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February 2, 2013

Anonymous asked: Light,was it you who killed L or was it Rem? I think that people hate you because they think you killed L. You might have indirectly killed him,but that was all his fault for even working with the Police and that Kira case of his. I think he was losing from the start! I also think that you kind of went insane with power. After all,you had the Death Note in your grasp. You didn't deserve to die. They could have sent you to prison instead,or to a mental hospital. That way,you didn't HAVE to die.

Anon, I can see that you agree with my ideals and I can only appreciate that. But no, I did not let the power overwhelm me. I’m sure I remained sane through the whole process of attempting to change the world.

Kira was meant to be sentenced to death, a rather obvious punishment for the “crimes” the police thought he had committed. There was no other way rather than to execute me once I got caught.

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As for who killed L, it was I, of course. Indirectly, true, but without my careful planning, Rem would have never been faced with the need to kill L in order to save Misa. I could say that it was mainly my doing and I would have eventually succeeded in killing him without the help Rem offered me, but why refuse such an opportunity? And at such an appropriate time, too. 

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February 2, 2013

jamesmatterson asked: Light, I'm sorry to interrupt your elevated thoughts and I'm not used to question God... but January 28 is getting closer. How do you feel about that? Does the recurrence of the day on which you died make you feel some kind of anger? And then, have you got any instructions for us, your devoted followers?

Not at all, everyone’s welcome to question me. That’s the purpose of me starting this blog, after all.

I feel like it’s been a while since answering any questions, I apologize if it’s been longer than I think it has been. Apparently, time passes differently here than it does on Earth. Which I find to be another disadvantage of me being trapped here.
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Anger, no. I don’t feel much about that day anymore. It used to give me an unpleasant feeling, but that seems rather childish now. The past is in the past, even though it’s all I’ve got here. The more reasons to keep what I want from it, I would say.

Sure, I do continue to feel tied to the world I once lived in, I can’t deny that. I wish that I could still have an impact over the world, but that ideal seems rather unreachable from my condition. Resignation has never been my forte, so I will always have a yearning for something to happen sometime. A change of some sorts, with or without me having something to do with it. At this point, it doesn’t matter who makes that change, as long as it happens. I wish my principles were understood and accepted by the majority of the population. Now that Kira can’t control justice anymore, it’s only in the hands of its followers to bring the world to a normal course. 

 I’m uselessly happy to see that Kira still has followers willing to see the world through my eyes. Thank you.

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January 6, 2013

Anonymous asked: If you're a god, I was more.

 More than a God? More than me? As easy as it is to look down on someone, it’s even more reasonable to sustain your opinion with valid arguments. 

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January 4, 2013

Anonymous asked: Aha! I found you,Kira!

Indeed, you have. I despise the circumstances, however. 

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January 1, 2013

Anonymous asked: Y-you're not a god... You're just the murderer who brought Mikami into a hell he never should have never been involved in.

Yes, I was a God and had a God’s power. Mikami was the one who willingly accepted the power that he was yearning for. His strong beliefs which were undeniably similar to Kira’s were what made him step into what you consider to be a “Hell”. I can assure you, though, that by no means was this experience for both of us anything similar to eternal suffering. It was purely the creation of Paradise. 

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 It is true that the outcome wasn’t the expected one, but that was due to a mistake for which I was not responsible.

December 25, 2012

kueekueen-g asked: Kira, I love you so much , Please accept me i'll do anything D:!!!!

I would like to make it clear that I do not repel any Kira follower and that I appreciate your fondness. However, it is hard to follow Kira’s principles in a world that, in its majority, continues to consider him evil. All that you could do to prove your loyalty is by remaining a righteous and productive person, while fighting any kind of injustice your are able to halt and gaining as many people by your side as possible. Kira’s strength is in the power of the masses that understand its needed, if not even divine purpose. 

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December 23, 2012

rightintherumbellefeels asked: All hail Kira! God of this new world!

Hearing such sweet words is quite refreshing… Thank you. 

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December 22, 2012

Anonymous asked: If L was not a Detective, do you think you would have gotten along with him?

It fully depends on his opinion about Kira. Being the intelligent individual he was, if he were to be sustaining a hostile attitude towards the so-called murderer, then he would have still represented a threat and, most likely, would have tried to help with solving the case. In that case, I would have eliminated him, regardless of his potential. Leaving him alive would have represented a risk that I would not have considered taking.

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However, if he decided that what Kira was doing was, in fact, a rather good thing, and support him, then he would have most likely been chosen as a valued ally. 

December 22, 2012

Anonymous asked: Hi Light, what do you think about the James Bulger case?

 The Murder of James Bulger is a disturbing example of how malice can corrupt the minds of the youngsters. I’m guessing you’re curious to know what Kira would have thought about this case and how he would have decided to act upon.

 It is quite obvious that those deeds were made by some ignorant, juvenile minds, which, to some extent, were the victims of various emotional disorders. In that case, I wouldn’t have written their names in the Death Note unless, until the age of 18, it would have been decided that they had actually used their reasoning abilities to complete the murder and still feel no remorse at their adulthood. In that case, the possibility of the crime being committed by two naive and irresponsible children would be out of the way and Kira would have taken the responsibility of their punishment.image

December 12, 2012

Anonymous asked: and by "the innocent", i would assume you meant those who didn't do any crime? who knows, Light. in a corrupted world like this, anyone could be murderers, robbers, rapists, etc. and by all means, you would have killed anyone who gets in your way if i'm not mistaken? wouldn't that be equivalent of being a massive murderer instead of just cleansing the world from evil? like i said, Light... anyone can be a criminal. a murderer, mostly. and you're just one of them.

I assure you that I would have caught every single criminal out there eventually, as people would have started to help Kira, by revealing every injustice they’d observe. But that’s not what you wanted more details about.
I’ve always known that, in order to eliminate evil, I was supposed to accept a small part of it into my soul. It was necessary, but it was also imminent. The small, dark part of me was the one that played an important role in all the deceiving I had to manage and, also, in understanding how evil worked, so that I could destroy it. However, that is far from making me a murderer, as everyone has a darker side, whether they accept it or not. At least I was able to make good use of it. But let me explain this better.
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The lies and killings I had to commit were simply necessary to the achievement of my goal. If you consider me a criminal for doing that, then think about this: is it truly a crime to deliberately sacrifice your peace for the good of others? Is it wrong to accept committing the smallest, but vital crimes, in order to stop the bigger ones? Are you sure that you are not the one truly making a mistake here, almost as unacceptable as a crime? I believe you would have tried to stop Kira if given the chance, if I’m not wrong. Then, you would have contributed to the suffering of others by not only creating difficulties for me, but also by your own death. That would have made the people that care for you suffer. How selfish is that, Anon? Are the lives of filthy criminals more important than the lives of the innocent?
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Sadly, that is what many thought. And, apparently, there are still some who continue to believe that my deeds were wrong. I regret that, yet there’s nothing else I can do to change it, rather than repeatedly clarify such matters. It’s not something that bothers me, of course. After all, I’m dead.  

December 9, 2012

brigader-yu-daugher-of-haruhi asked: wow your KIRA!!!! I studied your case so hard!! *hands you death note* I'm the newest L since your dead, can you sign this for like an autograph?

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Oh, is that so? I highly doubt you being who you claim to be and possessing a Death Note, but that’s not the reason why I must decline your request. You see, I would be glad to write your name down in the Death Note you’re willing to offer me, because I would need the name of the person the autograph is dedicated to, wouldn’t I? As for my name, well, I’m sure a stylized signature wouldn’t be a problem. However, as I was saying, there are other impediments that prevent me from doing that, such as the fact that I am stuck in MU, a realm which I’m afraid you won’t be able to reach.