ผลการค้นหาตัวละครสำหรับ “Death Billiards”

A 13 year old boy that picks up Ryuk's Death Note.

The boss of an American crime syndicate. A big fish whom even the police can't take down. He teams up with Mello to get the Death Note. Because his identity is known, he is easily killed by Light. Rod Ross' real name is Dwhite Gordon; he likes tequila, but dislikes soccer. His birthday is April 13, 1968, and he dies on November 10, 2009. Rod Ross is 6 feet and 2 inches tall, weighs 187 pounds, and his blood type is B.

Kiyomi first appears in chapter 31 as Light's classmate and girlfriend. She is a popular girl also known as "Miss To-Oh" (English version)/"Miss Todai" (Japanese version) (short for To-Oh University) or "'Refined' Takada" (English version)/"Seiso Takada" (which means something similar to "plays hard to get"}}. Light notes that she is not as shallow as her reputation advertises. She makes a brief appearance by Light's side in chapter 32, not to reappear in the story until chapter 85 as an announcer of NHN chosen to be Kira's spokesperson to the world. This is not a decision made by Light, but by Mikami, who threatens her as Kira, and knows her as someone educated, intellectual and civilized, and who could send out Kira's words accurately in a calm and straightforward manner. Light has to figure out how an ex-girlfriend could become an ally, especially since he disappeared from everyone he knew in university, and at one point leaves his mother thinking he ran off to live with Misa. Light believes that she was more intelligent and prouder than Misa. Near, after doing a background research on the NHN announcer, believes that she is merely studious and not intelligent, as Light's judgement that she was intelligent was based solely on her grades. Takada is by then famous for being Kira's spokesperson, and Near looked down on anyone who supported Kira. By Chapter 88, when Light reveals his identity to her as Kira, she states that Light is the only man she has ever respected. That he is Kira only enthralls her more, especially when he asks her to be his queen in the perfect world they only dreamed of when they were in school together. Mello and Matt kidnap Takada; Takada's bodyguards shoot Matt while Mello takes Takada. Mello forces Takada to take her clothes off, and Takada writes Mello's real name in the Death Note. In Chapter 99, Light writes her name into the Death Note as a suicide by fire, after she tells him that she has killed Mello. According to How to Read 13, Takada was born on July 12, 1985 and dies on January 26, 2010. She is 5'4" and weighs 97 lbs. Her blood type is AB.

Birthday: June 18 Height: 147 cm (high school), 163 cm (university) Weight: 38 (high school), 45 (university) Blood type: O Light's younger sister. She never learns of Light's possession of the Death Note or his identity as Kira. In the second story arc of both the manga and anime, Mello's gang kidnaps her in exchange for the Death Note possessed by the investigation team. Although being returned unharmed, Sayu falls into a state of shock, eventually becoming unresponsive to the presence of others. (Source: Wikipedia)

She is the daughter of Shuichi Aizawa and Eriko Aizawa. She first appeared at the end of episode eighteen when she asked her father if "off" means "vacation" and he starts to cry. After the time skip, she appears in episode 31 when Aizawa wonders if Light is Kira, saying that she was studying and tells him not to struggle so much.

After the founding of the SPK, Ratt walked outside their HQ and asked a citizen to borrow his phone so that he could inform Mello with information on the Death Note that he had found. Ratt was briefly seen being ordered by Steve Mason to get John McEnroe to pick up Soichiro Yagami and his daughter Sayu, who was kidnapped by Mello and the Mafia as a trade for the Death Note. After Mello obtained the notebook, he used it to kill Ratt, along with half of the other SPK members, by making him commit suicide by shooting himself in the head with a gun.

He is the Deputy Director of the National Police Agency and Soichiro Yagami's superior. He and his family, as well as Yagami's, were investigated by FBI agent Raye Penber over the leaking of information to Kira. Following Penber's death by Kira, L ordered similar investigations on both families: Kitamura's daughter was even approached by Mogi, posing as L, implying that she was under suspicion of being Kira — while L himself approached the actual suspect, Light Yagami. Kitamura confronted Soichiro Yagami over the issue of his daughter's treatment and was frustrated by Soichiro's insistence that secrecy prevented him from revealing details of the investigation, though Soichiro did admit that it was his own son who was the real suspect. Kitamura later helped Soichiro out of the Sakura TV studio after he had seized the Kira tapes which the station was broadcasting and which had led to several deaths by Kira. Kitamura sent a riot squad with police buses, shields and face-covering helmets in order to get Soichiro safely out of the building. However, he was later forced to call off the Kira investigation when politicians were threatened by Kira and bribed by the Yotsuba Group for whom Kira was then working for. He told Soichiro that he had tried to oppose the move but had little choice but to comply while telling the public that the investigation was still ongoing. He did offer Soichiro the right to continue the hunt for Kira, while performing other non-connected police duties, provided that he cut off all ties with L. Soichiro and other members of the Kira Investigation Team decided instead to quit the police force and continue to work with L, eventually exposing Yotsuba and its connection to Kira. Death Note: How to Read 13 describes Kitamura as not being a "bad guy" in spite of his failings. By the start of the Near-Mello story arc, Soichiro Yagami is the Deputy Director of the NPA but it is not clear if this is along with, or in the place of, Kitamura, whose own fate is unmentioned.