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*** Also in the opening credits is an image of Light handing Ryuk an apple, in what appears to be a crude mimicry of Michelangelo's ceiling painting of Adam and God (With Light as Adam, giving the apple more symbolism, and Ryuk as God, being flanked by Shinigami rather than cherubim). Also note how, in this image, Light has THAT chain handcuffed to his wrist, which leads off-screen. Is speculated to mean that the image may actually be larger, including L attached on the other end.
* [[Foe Yay]]: Tons of it. [http://2yarik-aka-gingi.deviantart.com/art/Meet-BBxLxLight-126924658 L seems to get this with all his enemies]-with Light above all others but also with Misa, and Beyond from ''[[Another Note]]'' at least on B's side. B is ''very'' obsessed with him. As for Light and L the two compliment each other's methods and skills all the time, and regard each other as worthy adversaries. [[The Not Love Interest|L evokes feelings in Light that he feels for no one else. L is the most important person in Light's life]] {{spoiler|even after he is dead. And in the anime L is the only person on Light's mind ''when he's dying.''}} And of course, there's that infamous foot massage in the anime, which [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPRNPx8PbM8=related must be seen to be believed.]
{{quote| '''L:''' It's the least I can do to atone for my sins.<br />
'''Light:''' ...Do as you wish. }}
* [[Fountain of Memes]]: Light
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* [[Nightmare Fuel]]:
** Beyond Birthday; there's a reason he's on the quote page for [[Cruel and Unusual Death]]. From the first paragraph of ''[[Another Note]]'':
{{quote| ''When Beyond Birthday committed his third murder, he attempted an experiment. Namely, to see if it were possible for a human being to die of internal hemorrhaging without rupturing any organs. Specifically, he drugged his victim so they fell unconscious, tied them up, and proceeded to beat their left arm thoroughly, being careful not to break the skin. He was hoping to bring about enough hemorrhaging to cause death from loss of blood, but this attempt ended, sadly, in failure. Blood congested in the arm and it turned purplish red beneath the skin, but the victim did not die. He simply shook, convulsed, and remained alive. He had been convinced the blood loss incurred was enough to kill someone, but apparently he had underestimated the matter. As far as Beyond Birthday was concerned, the actual method of murder rated fairly low on the amusement scale, and it was never more than an interesting experiment. It did not particularly matter to him whether it succeeded or not. Beyond Birthday simply shrugged, and took out a knife...'' }}
** From the Pilot chapter, Taro's nightmare. The people he accidentally killed return as reanimated corpses to accuse him and grab at him with their skeletal hands.
* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]:
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