The Importance of Near in Death Note | Death Note Analysis

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Every single day, I daydream of finding the people who shit on my favorite anime character, so I can beat their fucking face in with a bat. If I showed those mother fuckers this video, they would love Near too! BUT THOSE HYPOCRITICAL BASTARDS WOULD NEVER ADMIT IT. INSTEAD THEY JUST CAST JUDGEMENT UPON THEIR FELLOW MAN FOR SOMETHING THEY THEMSELVES WOULD BE GUILTY OF. ALL THOUGH NOBODY SHOULD FEEL GUILTY AT ALL BECAUSE THERES NOTHING FUCKING WRONG WITH LOVING THE CHARACTER NEAR! GOD DAMN IT! I JUST WANT TO FUCKING KILL THEM! I WANT TO KILL THEM ALL! I WANNA SNEAK INTO THEIR HOUSES AND HATCHET THEM TO DEATH! THOSE DISGUSTING FUCKING HYPOCRITES! THEY'RE GONNA PAY FOR WHAT THEY SAID! THEY'RE GONNA FUCKING PAY! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

The widely acclaimed anime series, Death Note, strikes a chord with fans for it's intellectual writing. With characters like the genius high school student Light, and the world's greatest detective L, it's no surprise. But many fans view the latter end of Death Note to be inferior to the rest of the series. Death Note fans point to the character Near, a resident of Wammys House and successor to L(alongside his fellow Wammys House resident, Mello), as the main culprit behind the loss of quality. Despite this, Near(also known as Nate River) is one of the most intelligent characters in Death Note.
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