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* [[Last of His Kind|Last Of Their Kind]]: {{spoiler|Sylphiel, after Sairaag is destroyed.}}
** Also {{spoiler|Valgaav, after the other Ancient Dragons are killed by the Golden Dragons.}}
* [[Leaning on the Fourth Wall]]: Happens a lot throughout the series and [[OV AsOVAs]]. The dub for ''Slayers Return'' has a particularly notable example.
{{quote| '''Lina:''' "Hey, wait a second! You're being too faithful to the rules of basic plot advancement! Wake up!"}}
* [[Lethal Joke Character]]: Jillas. For someone with no magic and physically weaker than everyone else, he still managed to be mildly dangerous. Even Zelgadis was impressed with Jillas by the end of ''Try''. In ''Revolution'' he even has a cannon named after him, if you notice the soldier ordering them to fire the Jillas Cannon.
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* [[Living Doll Collector]]: Episode 15 of ''Next'' has one of these, who also turns Lina's friends into dolls and attempts to kill her, for a filler related reason (re: None). {{spoiler|It turns out that the collector is actually a doll himself being manipulated by a doll-like Mazoku that he carried around.}}
* [[Long-Lost Relative]]: [[Word of God]] states that {{spoiler|Naga is actually Amelia's elder sister}}, though neither {{spoiler|Lina nor Amelia}} appear to be aware of this. (Naga never told Lina her real name.) {{spoiler|Naga's}} identity was concealed all three times she met {{spoiler|Amelia}} in continuity -- once intentionally.
* [[Long Runner]]: Began in 1989 as a serialized set of novels that are still running today; the anime aired from 1995-1997 (And was [[Un Cancelled]] in 2008), and two [[OV AsOVAs]] and five movies were made across 1995 to 2001; numerous manga and games have also been made. Most of the products were released in [[The Nineties|the 1990's]]; the bulk of the series' longevity after that was in the novels until ''Slayers Revolution'' aired.
* [[Long Speech Tea Time]]: When Dilgear is ranting about punishing Zelgadis for his [[Heel Face Turn|treachery]] and the death of the fishman Noonsa, the other henchmonsters are eating Noonsa.
* [[Loophole Abuse]]: Mazokus are fond of these.
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