Raiden no Kishi wrote:Besides, if I'm going to defend the ones I love, I'd rather not have to see the attacker's face clearly, know their name and how to spell it, and then have to write it down and wait 40 seconds. I'd rather have a compact single-action .40 caliber handgun with +P hollowpoints in an easily accessible, discreet holster, thanks. It's considerably more practical.
[SIZE="7"][color="MediumTurquoise"]Cobalt Figure 8[/color][/SIZE]UC Pseudonym wrote:For a while I wasn't sure how to answer this, and then I thought "What would Batman do?" Excuse me while I find a warehouse with a skylight...
[SIZE="7"][color="MediumTurquoise"]Cobalt Figure 8[/color][/SIZE]UC Pseudonym wrote:For a while I wasn't sure how to answer this, and then I thought "What would Batman do?" Excuse me while I find a warehouse with a skylight...
termyt wrote:Not being a death note fan, I'm a little unclear - who doesn't go to either heaven or hell? The guy writing the names or his victims?
rsnumber2 wrote:First, I'd put my name in it, in case I lost it....
Mr. SmartyPants wrote:Anyway, I'd Ronald McDonald. For.... many reasons >_> Childhood Trauma.
uc pseudonym wrote:Did any of the volume extras cover how the Death Note would react in this situation? You could have the face in mind, but how could the name be considered correct? If that could actually kill the character...
Mr. SmartyPants wrote:Tust me, the name is correct. Just trust me on this one. I know this for a fact.
Plus, I could always resort to an imaginary Bazooka.
Fish and Chips wrote:But Ninjas aren't supposed to have those.
Fish and Chips wrote:I'm well aware of that, MSP.
uc pseudonym wrote:EDIT: Ah, someone else had the same idea first.
Ronald: Oh no! You're not going to cut me with your invisible sword, are you? That would be so scaaary!
MSP: Oh, this isn't a sword. It's a Death Note.
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