According to what Rem told about Misa in the death note anime, the remaining lifespan of the shinigami Gelus that sacrificed his life in order to save Misa's was added to Misa's remaining lifespan, but we see Rem doing the same thing by killing L and Watari in order to save Misa, so was Misa's lifespan increased yet again? Moreover, does anyone thinks that Yagami Light had already thought of it? that Misa's lifespan was increased due to Gelus saving her and knew that Misa is going to do the trade again but her lifespan won't be affected (or slightly affected) as he was going to get Rem save her which would be a total win for him? By the way that's just my theory.
According to the , when a Shinigami dies, their remaining lifespan is given to the human they saved.     Shinigami who die are reduced to dust, and their remaining lifespan is given to the human they saved.   Since Rem killed L and Watari, she gained their remaining lifespans. Additionally she probably still had some lifespan left. On top of that Misa was already given a lot of lifespan from Gelus (from which she lost 75% again). So does this mean all of this lifespan is transferred to Misa Amane?!  Yet according to her , she dies in 2011 at the age of 26, only seven years after Rem died.  Does this mean that humans are also capable of reducing their own lifespans? Or would the author have made a mistake by letting Misa die as early as she has? I know she lost 75% of her remaining lifespan through the two eye deals, but you'd think that the cumulation of L, Watari and Rem's remaining lifespans would be greater than just one year, wouldn't you?
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