What do you think? Place your vote!
(Placed your vote already? Remember to login!)

death note Do you think Light/Kira is evil?

56 fans picked:
No
   54%
Yes
   46%
 lulubella333 posted over a year ago
Make your pick! | next poll >>
save

10 comments

user photo
IllusionDolls picked No:
I don't think that he was ever truly "evil", nor even the idea of 'Kira'. Light merely fell to the consequences of striving for absolute power and 'Kira' as the entity he saw, an idea that was originally brought up by believed good intention, twisted and confused his morals when he let it absorb him as a human being. No, he wasn't "evil", he was actually horrendously human throughout, despite how his dastardly actions in the latter half of the series may have made it seem.
posted over a year ago.
last edited over a year ago
 
user photo
whiteflame55 picked No:
A lot of anime really blurs the lines between good and evil, and I feel Death Note does that better than most. It's not that Light/Kira does not have any elements of what could be perceived of as "evil" in him, and he certainly looks at the world from a utilitarian perspective more than anything, viewing the ends as justifying the means. Deontologically, one could certainly view him as evil, or at the very least malicious.
posted over a year ago.
 
user photo
Nevermore_ picked No:
While i don't agree with Light's actions, to his own mind he was the hero of mankind. In the end his unkind actions came from a kind and caring place. He just wanted to make the world better.
posted over a year ago.
 
user photo
ghinwa picked Yes:
i'm still not sure about this but i think the fact that he killed millions of people is evil, but then again... his intentions were pure so he's not entirely bad i guess ._.
posted over a year ago.
 
user photo
DarkArch2701 picked No:
He is not that evil, he just wanted to cleanse the world from evil. Although his actions went insane later on.
posted over a year ago.
last edited over a year ago
 
user photo
Scorpion15 picked No:
No he want to make a revolution and change he have good intention but he let power and judgement upon others corrupt him and consumpt with power which let him to completely lose him mind and moral but he did at first have good intention by wiping criminal and bringing peace in his own way
posted over a year ago.
 
user photo
tcl123 picked Yes:
I think he is misguided and had good intentions but his goals were evil. I'm sympathetic. He was tyrannical and merciless. He wanted a world where only honest and caring people live but 'he' wasn't even caring (I can excuse he's dishonesty if he was using it to bring true justice so I wont criticize that); *spoiler* he would kill his father and sister and remorselessly manipulated Misa. He didn't have love or compassion for anyone, he smiled at * * * * spoiler * * * * Lawliet's death. Why does he even want to make a world where only caring and honest people live even when he wouldn't understand kind and caring people. Maybe he's just obsessed and misguided, as opposed to shamelessly /intentionally being evil as *spoiler of first few episodes* He was offended when "L" said that what Kira was doing was evil, so I think that means Light doesn't realize that what he's doing is evil.
posted over a year ago.
 
user photo
AlaMa said:
both
posted over a year ago.
 
user photo
IIloveKiyomi picked Yes:
Why would he not be evil?
posted over a year ago.
 
user photo
Fate-Testarossa picked No:
In my opinion, Light was never evil. He simply let his opposition and his desire to create a perfect new world get the better of him. At the very beginning of the anime, he seems like a normal person; very smart, popular, and social. Finding the death note and choosing to create a new world could be symbolic of Light's death right then and there, because after that, nothing else mattered to him. He would kill anyone and everyone that got in his way, he would lie and manipulate others, and think nothing of it. All in all, Light wasn't evil, the death note was.
posted over a year ago.
 
adicionar seu comentário

Sign In or join Fanpop to add your comment