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A female police officer does the footwork for a reclusive and unusual genius detective, with their primary (or sole) method of communication being a cellphone. Aside from the similarity in setup, both are keen on 'fair play' mysteries -- you can indeed play along at home. 

Detective stories with one quirky detective. Remote deals with a series of cases and has a two-person investigation tag-team as compared to Death Note's single case and villain protagonist setup, but if you're into reclusive, sometimes misanthropic, and generally unconventional detectives, both L and Himuro have you covered. 

Both series are examples of detective genre manga, both feature brilliant detectives, solving murder cases etc. Lovestruck Dead Girl and Forlorn Death God has a spirit and resurrection while Remote has more of a real life scenario I recommend both Manga if you love solving mystery 

Detective series with a consecutive series of cases, with the clever and unusual detective lurking in the shadows while his female sidekick does the legwork and often gets the credit. Remote doesn't deal with the supernatural like Neuro does, and it favours 'fair play' mysteries as opposed to Neuro's clueless ones, but their shared fondness for gory murders, shocking twists, and of course the main character setup begs comparison. 

Detailed cases and intriguing plots. A must for mystery fans and if you enjoyed one of them why not try the other who has similar qualities?