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If it had helped Light, her son, further his goal, he would have killed his mother in a heartbeat. It was truly an exciting turn, considering that her son even thought about killing his sister at some points. Yet somehow, Sachiko manages to live through the entire series unscathed.

He is, directly and indirectly, responsible for the deaths of strangers, friends and family alike. Using the powers of this notebook, her son commits mass genocide. The show revolves around Sashiko’s son, who gained possession of a magical notebook. Sachiko Yagamiĭeath Note was a cultural phenomenon when it aired, and it is still one of the best animes of all time. Here are four anime moms who live to see another day. However, despite the likelihood of their deaths, some Shonen moms manage to survive the show long into its running and even to the conclusion.

The dead mom trope is insanely common in Shonen manga and anime, and I wonder if Shonen can even exist without killing off the main character’s mother with a sudden illness or a giant eating her. Even his hair turns white.Īgain, Yumeko sets her sights on the council president.What do Naruto, Attack on Titan, Black Clover and Food Wars all have in common? That’s right the main characters have deceased mothers. But does he - and his omnipresent middle finger - win the hand? No, he loses everything - money, influence, his position in the council and his chance to ever become council president. Kaede bets his life - cause they're a dime, a dozen - and wins the choice. She is in reality the council president Momobami. Kaede contests the decision which prompts their dealer to remover her mask. The dealer - the nameless mask girl and ciuncil VP - accepts the raise as being worth 10 billion. Then Yumeko bets Sumeragi's life, which would effectively turn her into a slave if she loses. The pot rises to 3 billion yen with the last bet made by Kaede. During the next round, not even those are sufficient. He overthinks everything, but it seems to pay off in the end. As expected, Yumeko screws with his brain even without trying. Kaede has the obvious advantage because he has more money, so he is more likely to make the choice on each hand. Yumeko and Kaede play a variation of poker called Choice Poker where the betting is limitless, there is no call or fold, and the player with the highest bet can choose whether the stronger or weaker hand wins. You would think he can afford glue or tape. He doesn't have a nose, does he? That must be it - he is holding his glasses so they don't fall off his face. Dear God, is this guy's middle finger melted into his glasses? He's flipping the bird more often than there are occurances of the letter 'e' in his dialogue.

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