What episode does Misa and light kiss?

What episode does Misa and light kiss?

Wager Wager (賭け, Kake) is the fifteenth episode of the Death Note anime.

Does light actually love Misa?

Its pretty clear Light doesn't have any real feelings for Misa. When she tried surprising Light with some skimpy lingerie, he didn't even look at her. Light just keeps Misa around because she's easy to control and has an added power. After Light is killed, Misa sinks into a depression and eventually kills herself.

Does light end up liking Misa?

No, Light doesn't love Misa. ... This isn't specifically about Misa. Light doesn't love any of the potential Yotsuba victims either, but he opposes L to protect them as well.

Who died in Death Note?

Light Yagami – Shot several times by Touta Matsuda, died of a heart attack when Ryuk wrote his name in his Death Note. Misa Amane – Presumably committed suicide by jumping off a building after Light's death like she had done in the manga.

Is it true that Misa does not love light?

• Misa doesn’t love Light, she is obsessed with an idea of him that she invented for herself. I’m going to largely disregard their interactions as Kira I and Kira II on Sakura TV and just dive in a bit before their first meeting, with Misa’s official introduction and her attitude towards Kira at that point.

Why did light touch Misa's Death Note?

• It was an advantage for Light, he did not miss this opportunity. Later, after catching the fake Kira Kyosuke Higuchi and getting the Death Note, Light touched the Note and regained all of his memories about the events what were related to Note. After this, Misa went to the place that Light put Misa’s, actually Jelas’s Note.

Is it true that Light Yagami never loved Misa?

• No, Light Yagami never loved Misa. The creator of Death Note said in a interview that Light could never love a woman. Interpret it as you want, but it says a lot about the nature of their relationship.

Why did Misa want to meet Kira in not a love story?

• It’s ironic that the scene starts with Rem asking “How about using [the Death Note] more for yourself?”, which yields a most honest answer about Misa’s motivations: She’s doing it for her own sake. Misa’s wish to meet Kira is not primarily motivated by the thought that she could be useful to him, but by her own personal desire to speak to him.