A memo Near writes for Commander Rester, naming the toys and oddities he wants bought and attaching his own price estimate to each. Ryuk pockets the document while slipping through SPK headquarters, turning the eccentric wish list into a small window on Near's habits.
This is a written request Near hands to Commander Rester, cataloguing a long stretch of playthings he wishes to acquire. Nearly every item he is seen using across the case turns up somewhere on it, and Ryuk gets hold of the paper while creeping through the SPK base.
The note reads as a procurement order, each line pairing one of Near's own item names with a guessed cost. His figures rest on average prices drawn from Los Angeles and Tokyo around 2009, splitting the haul between dollars and yen. The American portion runs through cards, matchboxes, darts, thousands of dice, plastic models and their tools, dioramas, monster and robot figures, train sets, tarot decks, and finger puppet kits, summing to roughly three thousand dollars. The Japanese portion adds a shooting-game set, a Christmas tree and presents, a marble coaster, and New Year decorations, pushing the combined figure to somewhere near forty-five hundred dollars.
Near composes the list and signs it himself, addressing it to Rester, the man charged with tracking everything down. Ryuk is the one who later acquires the document, lifting it during his wander through the SPK offices.

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Near's shopping list is a memo he writes for Commander Rester, cataloguing the toys and oddities he wants bought and attaching his own price estimate to each line. Nearly every item Near is seen using across the case turns up somewhere on it.
Near composes and signs the shopping list himself, addressing it to Commander Rester, the man charged with tracking everything down.
Ryuk acquired Near's shopping list by lifting it during his wander through the SPK offices, slipping the document away while creeping through the base.
The American portion of Near's list runs through cards, matchboxes, darts, thousands of dice, plastic models and their tools, dioramas, monster and robot figures, train sets, tarot decks, and finger puppet kits. The Japanese portion adds a shooting-game set, a Christmas tree with presents, a marble coaster, and New Year decorations.
Near attaches guessed costs based on average prices from Los Angeles and Tokyo around 2009. The American portion sums to roughly three thousand dollars, and the combined total pushes to somewhere near forty-five hundred dollars.
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