CURIE, MORE LIKE KIRA

NOW DONT GET ME WRONG I ACTUALLY RESPECT KIRA|
THE GUY ON THE RIGHT
THE ORANGE HAIR COLOR

LET ME TELL YOU THE STORY OF KIRA

FIRST OF ALL Kira (キラ) is the figure attributed with causing the mass heart attack deaths of criminals.
SO KIRA IS JUST ACTUALLY LIGHT YAGAMI AGAIN THE PERSON ON THE RIGHT

the story goes
After Light Yagami begins killing criminals with the Death Note, the large number of deaths attracts attention from the general public as well as law enforcement.

Kira on screen
As the deaths of criminals continues to increase, people begin voicing their opinions of the situation and dub these deaths as the work of "Kira", derived from the Japanese pronunciation of the word "killer". The word itself originates in Japan, but later carries throughout the world as Kira continues to gain fame.

It seems that the figure Kira may have been around before Light Yagami obtained the Death Note. After suspicion had begun to arise about the mysterious deaths by heart attack of criminals worldwide, members of the public refer to it as "The Legend of the Savior Kira", saying "Kira is among us again", and that he is a "messenger from hell".

As the number of criminal deaths rises and no reason for these deaths are found (the only connection between them being heart attacks), law enforcement begins to strongly take notice. A conference is finally held between the representatives of the world's law enforcement agencies (Interpol). The ultimate course of action decided upon is to bring in L, who is considered to be the world's greatest detective, having solved over many other difficult cases.

L decides to address Kira through TV, hoping to gain a reaction and discover Kira's location. He uses a decoy named Lind L. Tailor, a criminal on death row, who announces on live television that he is searching for Kira and that what Kira is doing is wrong. This causes Light to kill him in rage with the Death Note and narrowing his location to Japan's Kanto region.

Kira quickly becomes news, and various TV stations begin broadcasting anything related to Kira. A very notable station is Sakura TV, which airs the program "Kira's Kingdom".

Within the six years of Kira's existence, the public begins to take sides. Some view Kira as a murderer, while others think of Kira as "God". Kira becomes a religious figure to a large portion of the public. Many people who have been wronged by others largely view Kira as their savior and praise Kira, thanking him for bringing criminals to justice. Misa Amane is such an example since her parents' murder has been avenged by Kira and she relentlessly pursues him. Others view Kira as a criminal who has forced the world to live in fear of being killed for any perceived wrongdoing. These include L, Near, the Kira Investigation Team and the SPK. Kira's influence becomes such that governments, including the United States under the weak-willed President George Sairas, give in to his influence and call off all attempts to capture him.

Kira Worshipers
Kira worshipers shown at the very end of the manga.
Kira worshiper puts down candle
After Light Yagami's death, the Kira killings stop and the world seemingly returns to normal, however, Kira worshipers remain. In the last chapter of the manga, a rather large group of cloaked worshipers is shown, each one carrying a candle. They are traveling through mountains, heading towards a place beneath the moonlight. As they reach their destination, a young woman emerges in the middle of the group and comes to the front. Near the edge of a cliff, she kneels down and places a candle before looking towards the moon.

so thats basically it

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