Hahahahaha!!!
Yeah, I’m going to hell.
I really don’t see the significance of Nunally being the final challenge that Lelouch had to get past in the series. I understand that him doing the exact thing he’d sworn not to do is significant, but overall, Nunally’s sudden character shift from helpless murderous loli to grandmaster of the plan to unify the people of the world just seems odd. Plus the fact that her ability to break Charles’ Geass didn’t count for shit against Lelouch’s. Maybe there was some sort of time limit involved, I don’t know. But clearly by this time Lelouch has made his resolve to do the exact thing Nunally was going to, albeit a bit more martyr-ish. It’s funny how he says the only people who should shoot are those who are prepared to get shot themselves, and yet Nunally’s willing to kill everyone but unwilling to sacrifice herself for what she believes is the greater good. Which proves that I am right in laughing at Falloli.
The fight between Kallen and Suzaku was awesome, and by far one of the best of the series. It’s an understatement to say that by this point Code Geass is much less of a mecha anime, but it’s great to see the writers didn’t forget that Knightmares are supposed to facilitate battles. What made it better was the music playing in the background, which I don’t think I’ve ever heard from the series before.
Not dure what the random RivalzXMilly filler was for, or did the writers think that we’d forgotten how amazing the LOLAshford episodes were?
Orange-kun is the GARest character in this series BAR NONE. He leaps out of an exploding mech which just escaped from another exploding mech, flies through the air and still has the time and style to say lines like that. ALL HAIL ORANGE! What I don’t get was him activating his Geass Canceller and using it on Anya, only for the fact that Anya’s memories are supposed to have returnednever being mentioned again. She looks like the same dead-eyed loli at the end of the episode.
Farewell Lelouch, your FABULOUSness and heartfelt desire to change the world shall be sorely missed. It’s nice to see how in the end the show just takes a step back from itself to focus on its main character among the cast of thousands. I don’t really care about anyone else in this show except for Lelocuh, so having him die is a good and bad thing in my eyes. On the postive side, his plan works, and with what at the time is considered to be the embodiment of evil and corruption killed, the world unifies to correct the mistakes of the past. Of course, it’s by no means as simple as that, and the world of butterflies and rainbows that exists after his death is kind of unrealistic, but still slightly believable (which I never thought would happen for this series again). On the negative side, Lelouch was most definitely the most well-developed character in the show at this point and for him to die, though it was justified, still saddened me. One of the best parts of the episode was seeing all of Lelouch’s friends who didn’t know what he had planned shouting in desperation, even if they were about to be executed. (Does anyone actually get executed in this show?). FRIENDSHIP TRANSCENDS ALL. Oh Nunally, you’re so fickle, saying you want to kill Lelouch then changing your mind at the last minute. The only reason I was glad that she was alive at the last point was because she gave Lelouch some closure before he died.
Firstly, Victorian/traveller style C.C is awesome and added to the C.C Moe Repetoire. Ponytail ftw.
Secondly despite what a huge amount of fanboys/girls might say, Lelouch HAS to be dead in order for his sacrfice to have any sort of meaning. Him being alive due to some sort of immortality or all of that R2 = RR = Lulu crap (as well as the other, more believable erasons that I’m purposefully not mentioning in this mini-rant) would just cheapen the ending and I would most likely not view it in such a favourable light.
Fact of the matter is, I don’t care. Series is over and I’m not pissed off, and that’s good enough for me. I’ll leave the ridiculous amount of speculation to other bloggers, commenters and every other person who’s seen the series. And /a/. Good ‘ol /a/.
So, let’s see what outstanding questions we have from the world of Code Geass:
WTF is C.C’s name?
Where’s Supameido?
What’s the Code in realtion to the characters? I mean, really, what is it?
What were Anya’s true memories?
How did Suzaku survive an exploding Knightmare frame?
Why the fuck would you make Ougi Prime Minister? So he could ruin all diplomatic relations in existence?
Why does Tamaki still SUUUUUUUUUUCK?
How can Suzaku dodge 3 Knightmare frames shooting at him at the same time?
Is Xingke finally dead due to his terminal illness, or did he just not get invited to Ougi’s wedding?
WHERE IN THE HELL ARE MAH SPACE BATTLEZ?!
Why did they launch Damocles into the sun? I would have turned it into my own personal theme park, complete with machine gun turrets. Of fun.
Will anyone ever surpass Schneizel’s P.I.M.P suit?
Is NOM NOM Kallen as godly as I think she is?
Were all those Todou death flags for nothing?
Why did Nunally suddenly see Lelouch’s memories when he died?
Was everyone wishing with a SayokoXOrange-kun end and was dissapointed with the result?
Who’s stupid decision was it to take the mellow, calm, beautiful ending of the series and completely fuck it up with ALI PROJECT?
*insert BL joke of your choosing*
No-one is man enough for you Anya.
I’m pretty sure we were one more “Pudding King” insult away from a cat fight at this point.
-_-.
Second greatest one-liner ever.
Anyone else get Gurren Lagann vibes?
SPIN ON, ORANGE-KUN!
That’s the look of someone who’s been sexually violated multiple times.
And LIKED IT.
LOLTIMESKIP.
It surprises me how they manage to spell consummate right, but change “of” to “the” for some reason.
And what an unfortunate choice of wording is “consummate”.
The two consummated many-a-time.
Arthur, you are a King among men.
Chained up Schnezel? I’d hit it.
I actually think it would take several nuclear warheads just to slow Suzaku down.
Orange. Orange farm.
Geddit? Hurhurhur.
If only someone killed half the people in this picture, I would have been happy.
So, generally, what was good about Code Geass R2?
- Its animation and designs were mostly top notch. Knightmare battles serve as good examples, as well as emo facial contortions.
- Its ridiculousness is what made the show watchable when there wasn’t much else to stick around for. Making fun of it and laughing innoputtunely became a pasttime for each episode.
- Pizza Butt and Kallen-Service and Sayoko the SupaNinjaMeido.
- Lelouch’s character development was surprisingly deep in retrospect, and I’m surprised at how much I ended up empathising with his character above all else.
- Symbolism. Lots and lots of symbolism gives you more to think about in the series and leads to ultimately inconclusive specualtion, which is always good.
And what wasn’t so good?
- The rapid shifts in the plot and the characters themselves. Events that occured in the show didn’t sem to warrant such drastic changes in the story or characters, so it felt kind of haphazard all the way through.
- The anticlimatic anding to Charles’ story. That was just disappointing on multiple fronts. Especially his Rocketmoto/Pink sparkle death.
- The huge cast. It would have left so much inconclusive, that if they actually hadn’t started killing off characters like crazy, the ending would have ended up being a jumbled mess. So they never should have had such a large cast in the first place.
To be honest, you could most likely speculate and theorise about Code Geass till the cows come home, and still end up not truly figuring out half the stuff in this show. But I will say that with the finale Code Geass has earned back some of the respect I once had for the show. Undoubtedly, R1 is the better season (you know, the season before everything jumps the shark multiple times) and R2 could’ve been better.
This is primarily a story about one boy’s quest to change the world for the better and, after numerous trials, changes in his perception of the world and himself, and even his own death, succeeding. I think that if the series had expanded in a slightly more controllable manner, the build-up to the end would have felt a lot more satisfying (and less retarded).
Overall, I’m just glad this fiasco is over, and I can try and get back to blogging an anime for more than just the hits :p.
A haiku, for Lulu.
FABULOUS, the king.
Sacrificed for his people.
All Hail Lelouch.
Grand Punk Railroad 
Lulu is not dead! Haha! He is now R.R.
ALL HAIL ORANGE! I’ll fully agree with that.
Yeah, they didn’t wrap up a ton of things, and I hated Code Geass in the beginning when I first watched it. But now, I dunno – recently I’ve been thinking this is such a good series…
Anyhow, what’s irritating is that everyone just seems to be fighting over whether this was another “trainwreck”, when we should just all forget it and remember “to each his own”.
PS. I don’t think Lulu is dead either. :]
lol wtf? Knight the Zero?
and I got teh Gurren Lagann vibes man. I was waitin for that Orange to go “Giga Drill Breaker!!!1”
WHERE IN THE HELL ARE MAH SPACE BATTLEZ?!
Agreed!
Chained up Schnezel? I’d hit it.
I lol-ed so much when I saw this scene. What the hell is a gladiator slave doing in the middle of this show?!
i will seriously miss this faaabulous series. i am now at aloss and in need to find another series worthy of such point-and-insult ridicule whilst we still follow the story. ^^
All hail Lelouch! All hail britannia, all hail Zero, all hail oh come on already.
This show truly did confuse me to the point where i had to rewatch the ends of the previous episodes to make sure i didnt miss like a whole episode or something. And no I didn’t it just was so scatterbrained and crazy(especially towards the end) that, that was the result. Confused viewers etc. you agree?
Its not that i didn’t enjoy the series either ,because i definitely did, but as you “blogged” above, theres the many good aspects and then many bad as well. Overall it was worth watching season 2 and have an end finally amount.
Thanks for taking your time to write up the review of this ep,i enjoyed it and laughed a bit.
-Daks-
Hey it might have been crazy but it’s not anywhere to the point where you have to rewatch eps to figuer out if you missed any, maybe you are just slow?
Although R2 had a lot of faults and random crap flying around, Lulu didn’t do too bad in the end despite some wasted potential in the show.
LMAO ORAGEN-KUN GROWING ORANGES
p.s. i think lelouch is driving the hay wagon
I think there’s no better character development found in other anime. Lelouch’s character is real: he does give up at times, and he does get depressed over things. He’s not a superhero who tries to save the world through pure kindness, and he’s not a superman who can stay strong even if things goes bad.
I guess parts of Anya’s memories has been explained in the previous episodes. Basically, she’s just a girl who happened to witness the entire event. She’s not related to the main storyline whatsoever, so I guess it’s not a big problem if they never explain Anya’s memories.
I don’t get why Nunnally can see Lelouch’s memories either. And I think the last part about C.C. talking to Lelouch in her mind is a little weird for an ending. But anyways, most of the problems and conflicts are solved, and that’s a good thing!
Actually, R2 is a crucial stage to express more of Lelouch’s character development. Without R2, what kind of ending will we get? Probably similar to Death Note’s pathetic ending where Raito just die like that.
All hail Lelouch!
I believe I have the answer to some of your questions.
How did Suzaku survive an exploding Knightmare frame?
A: lol, Sunrise
How can Suzaku dodge 3 Knightmare frames shooting at him at the same time?
A: lol, Sunrise
Is Xingke finally dead due to his terminal illness, or did he just not get invited to Ougi’s wedding?
A: Idk, but Shenghu is still intact
Why did Nunally suddenly see Lelouch’s memories when he died?
A: lol, Sunrise
Who’s stupid decision was it to take the mellow, calm, beautiful ending of the series and completely fuck it up with ALI PROJECT?
A: lol, Sunrise
Lelouch is still alive.
1) When Charles and Marianne were killed in C’s world, Suzaku stated that he must kill Lelouch and take revenge for Euphemia. Then they cut straight to where Lelouch became emperor. If an OVA comes out I would expect to see a continuation of this scene that shows Suzaku Slaying Lelouch only to find out that Lelouch was then immortal. Then that’s when the final plan of Zero Requiem came to be.
The Code was questionably passed to Lelouch When Charles chokes Lelouch with his hand, where his code appears, the final disintegration of charles is without his hand…. which implies it stayed with Lelouch. The code activates after you die.
This is an interesting point and may be true or maybe just an over analysis. In that scenario, both Lelouch and C.C. are then immortal. Interesting….
Another possible scenario is that Suzaku did kill Lelouch in C’s world and as Lelouch was drawing his last breaths, C.C. gave him her code to save him. Her one driving force in serving Lelouch was that she couldn’t let him die so he can complete his promise to her. This could also be an over analysis on my part, but it does make some sense. In that case, C.C. became mortal and could have died in her fight with Kallen. That would also explain her desire to win that fight.
2) C.C’s original wish when she was given the power of Geass was to be loved. Even though her power gave her that wish, it wasn’t true love and she eventually locked it away. Her wish then became to die, becuase she had become disgusted with life, but was immortal. The entire reason she made the bargain with Lelouch in the first place.
Then she fell in love with Lelouch and started to long for a life with him and started caring for happiness and victory which was sort of stated during her final battle with Kallen. Lelouch was the first true love that she had ever felt. For her to display a sort of happiness at the end talking to Lelouch out loud stating that Geass doesn’t bring solitude after all clearly is a sign that he is still alive.
This point stands out even more so that C.C. herself is alive and happy since the only reason she could be both happy and alive is with Lelouch. Otherwise she would either be dead as originally promised by Lelouch, or be completely depressed and distraught that Lelouch did not keep his original promise to her before he died. When I saw her crying at the church, I thought that was the case, but then the very end kills that theory. So Lelouch is still alive.
If it was C.C. who gave Lelouch immortality, that would mean that she is mortal. Then there is absolutely no reason she should be alive, she could have just simply committed suicide. Unless she intends to live the rest of her life with Lelouch and have that love that she always wanted but never thought would exist for her.
3) The point when Lelouch is dying, Nunnaly receives the images of what Lelouch planned. The only time that has happened is by C.C. who is immortal. This also supports that Lelouch is immortal as C.C. is or once was.
4) When Suzaku drove his sword through Lelouch, did Lelouch give Suzaku the power of Geass. This also would suggest that Lelouch is immortal. Suzaku stated that he accepts this Geass. It could have been the curse of being Zero for life and the will to live bestowed by Lelouch’s Geass. Perhaps Suzaku himself now posses his own unique power.
– Either way the writers did their jobs well. By knowingly sparking this debate, they have successfully done their jobs and left plenty of room for expansion on the story line. However, if Code Geass is left as is with no more story to tell, then the ending has also served it’s purpose in closing out the main goal that Lelouch set To accomplish: “TO CREATE A WORLD WHERE HIS SISTER NUNNALY COULD LIVE IN HAPPINESS AND HAVE EVERY OPPORTUNITY AT HER DISPOSAL.”
She is now her own person with her own goals, ideals and ambitions to follow. His new world is for her and by extension to the all those who were living in fear, persecution and were denied the chance live to their fullest potential.
But I sure hope the story continues, there are a lot of unanswered questions.
1- Is Lelouch really alive? Is he Immortal?
2- Is C.C. still immortal? Did she pass it on to Lelouch?
3- Did Lelouch give Suzaku a real Geass Power? What Geass power is it?
4- The possibilities in exploring the origins of Geass. Where did it come from?
There can even be a season 3 in store for us.
@The Sojourner
God I hope he’s dead. I really, really do.
@Hoshi
I don’t think that anybody thinks of the series as a complete trainwreck anymore. The ending seemed to redeem a lot of the series, made the most sense, and left the show on an ironically high note with the death of the main character.
Emphasis on DEATH.
@epiccoffee
WHO THE HELL DO YOU THINK I AM?!
@biankita
As long as there is anime, there shall be shows to completely make fun of.
I look forward to future comics ^_^.
@Daks
There haven’t been many series that have been able to pull things back from the brink of oblivion like R2.
Thanks for the compliment, btw.
@FlameStrike
If I wanted to cause speculation and debate, as well as drive myself crazy, then I’d re-watch episodes of the show and pick it apart piece by piece. Alas, I’m not insane, so this one’s staying as a once through only. As for R1, I’ll never get tired of that.
@Orange
And I think Charles should’ve been the last boss, but it’s JUST NOT TRUE.
@lulz
My friend, there are many other shows which have the same, if not greater, amount of character developement than in Code Geass.
Anya should have been given a greater role in the story; now she just seems like a tacked-on character used as a means for another tacked on character (Marianne, as she only lasted two episodes) to appear. If only they hadn’t made the cast so big, and had further developed the members of the cast they had.
As long as more than 1/4 of the mysteries of this show get wrapped up, I consider it at the very least okay.
I completely agree with you about Lelouch’s death. Much more respectable and admirable than Light’s.
@Nagato
I’ve only seen two shows by Sunrise and they were both Code Geass. YOU GIVE OFF A GREAT IMPRESSION, GAIZ!
@Jay
I don’t like when people use opinion as fact (Like the sentence “Lelouch is still alive) and can’t completely back it up. Here’s my opinion on what you wrote.
1) The final phase of the Zero Re;quiem could definitely have been planned in that month. I nf fact, i think that the creators probably want us to think this is the case. But everything else is complete speculation and I don’t understand what you mean when you said C.C “could” have died in her fight with Kallen.
2) C.C’s emotional progression over her years of suffering from wanting to be loved to wanting to die is fact. But you could also say that C.C mentioning Geass doesn’t bring solitude after all is the culmination of what she’s seen over the past two seasons, the way Lelouch has interacted with people, has made ties and broken them, has seen the friends he has made despite (or even because of) being cursed with Geass, which she believed before meeting Lelouch to be something which would isolate him. The opinion crafted from many lifetimes of existence is changed after witnessing the campaign of a single boy.
Why would C.C have been crying in the first place if she knew that Lelouch was alive? Who mourns those who haven’t even died yet and can’t be killed anyway? C.CS happiness could be more representative of her acceptance of Lelouch’s death and her moving on. Why would she pass the the curse of immortality, the thing which had caused her to become depressed and suicidal, to the one person she truly loved? And even if she had condemned Lelouch,w hy would she want to live out her life knowing Lelouch would stay alive after her death and suffer
in sadness for eternity after losing his supposed true love?
3) I have no idea WTF that scene was about so your theory here is completely plausible.
4) That entire scene, “Geass” was a metaphor for the wishes in the hearts of people. Suzaku accepted Lelouch’s wish to end the chain of hatred and attempt to hold togethr the peace of the new world under the guise of Zero.
What I can say myself is:
Lelouch’s death scene was, how can I put this,too much of a death scene NOT to be a death scene. He’s stabbed, starts bleeding to death and going pale, falls, has his memories flash before his eyes and then closes his eyes. For him to be alive after all that is just stupid.
Why weren’t we shown any sort of scene before that of the cart scene tacked on at the end to show Lelouch being alive? Everything but THAT SCENE itself points to an honourable death on his part. All it did was spark speculation and leave room for *shudder* an expansion on the series. I think that it was simply created to keep people interested after the series’ run and make Sunrise money.
Why would Suzaku mourn the death of a friend who wasn’t really dead? Why would he cry such tears of sadness? That just wouldn’t sit right with me; he would have known Lelouch was alive at this point in the Zero Re;quiem, and he wouldn’t be depressed, would he?
You’re right about Nunally no longer being as much of a helpless person, she can finally start living the life her brother DIED to create for her.
If season 3 comes, I will burn everything relating to Code Geass that I have.
“If season 3 comes, I will burn everything relating to Code Geass that I have.”
Would that include your hidden stash of C.C. and Kallen? D:
@omisyth
You made several good counterpoints to what I had to say. Especially about why Suzaku would cry for Lelouch when if he knew he would still live.
Another good point was C.C.’s crying in acceptance of Lelouch’s death. As well as the Geass being a wish that Suzaku accepted to end hatred. That last point I am inclined to agree with.
What I have a problem of Lelouch dying is that this means he failed to complete C.C.’s original bargain with him to die herself.
If her wish to die had change, it could only be to live with Lelouch. Any other scenario would have her demand the completion of his promise to her before he would die. But then he would be immortal himself in that scenario and Lelouch would still be alive.
In other words I don’t believe C.C. would be content to live without Lelouch, but then Lelouch would be immortal if C.C. were to die. Even against Lelouch’s will, C.C. has saved his life several times so he may complete that promise. I don’t see how C.C. could allow that since she knew the plan of Zero Requiem.
With that reasoning I must conclude that Lelouch is still alive, whether have obtained C.C.’s or Charles Immortality.
However the ultimate decision may lie with the writers and creators of CG. The end may very well be a tack on to give opportunity to expand the story line, if they choose to do so. They may just leave it as is and the series will still a complete and satisfying experience.
Either way I will be happy. But any expansion on the story line must be done correctly and with great respect and compliment to the original story line.
@ffviiknight
Oh crap, forgot about those.
*puts out match*
@Jay
C.C cries, Lelouch (maybe) dies, everyone’s happy, the end.
Cept for Arthur… still thinking Suzaku’s dead.
poor arthur đŸ˜¦
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Sigh you guys do not understand at all. Lelouch is dead. That’s that. Game over, It’s done it’s a WRAP. End of story.
Just having finished the series I am curious about Lelouch’s death scene as well. On the cart he expresses his plans for Zero Req and when he falls to the ground he falls near Nunnally.
Here is where the confusion happens. Nunnally grabs his hand and sees HIS thoughts. Not hers that are deep in her mind. Any time an immortal touched another it gave them thoughts of their own, not the immortals.
Maybe Geass had been transferred to Nunally from Charles after such a long time or maybe Lulu is actually a different immortal. Maybe his death scene was an act as well. He has proved to be good at that. He could have inherited immortality from Charles…OR!
The reason why C.C. was crying was because:
Zero Requiem was to take Lulu’s life. CC knew that but being in love with him obviously did not want that to happen. Now, CC NEW wish is for Lulu to LIVE through this incident so they could be together.
Maybe she was praying at the alter and crying because she was changing her wish from Lulu, not for death of her self, but for life of him.
This ALSO explains why Suzaku had real tears in his eyes from Lulu. He didn’t know that he could survive it.
Its speculation, but it could have happened that way too.
Great review!
i love code geass n i want pics of cc n lelouch
Simple answer to why Lelouch is still alive:
1. The Pink Crane
2. When Charles choked Lelouch and when Suzaku is about to intervene Lelouch said “stop” to him (Either he knows that he’ll get Charles’ code or he didn’t know it)
3. The clothing of the wagon driver. If you can recall how many times Lelouch have wore a cloth with a necktie, then why would a wagon driver would wear a necktie with his clothing?
4. Lelouch always lies.
5. Lelouch fulfills CC’s wish to be loved by someone. This is proved in CC’s monologue on the cart and nodding to the direction of the wagon driver.
6. Why would they show the scene of the wagon driver? Answer is simple, it will serve as a good starting point if Sunrise will make a new Code Geass series again.
for those who are interested, my sister saw a full clip of the final episode. in the one released on tv, the final episode shows CC saying, “Right, Lelouch?” to no one in particular (or so it would seem). but in the one my sister saw, after CC said those words, the man driving the wagon gives off a smug grin (only the grin is seen, btw, not the face).
link pls, then i’ll believe
OMGGGGG I’M SO HAPPY HE’S ALIVE YAAAY
Why did nana see lulu’s memories?
Well it goes against your belief that he is dead. What other character reflected their memories with other people? – C.C. – Why? – Because she is immortal and apparently it is part of their abilities that is tied in with Geass. From understanding this we understand that Lelouch, whom had achieved immoratlity [note the double eyed geass] was passing it on to Suzaku and making a contract with him [my opinion, could conflict other story references] and as he was “dying” shares his true intentions to put nana at ease. That really is the only explanation. Besides, I honestly do not believe that CC was talking to herself at the end. she was known to communicate to other immortals with geass in the series as well.
Just finished this series… it’s the same as almost all animes… “REMAKE THE WORLD”… but even though I don’t like char that I like dying, it was better than everyone dying in the end, and it actually made sense in the long run if you ignore the smaller plot holes…
I stopped watching most anime because they were just build-ups with shitty endings.
okay, here’s my take on the ending. Lelouch is alive. In C’s world, before he died, charles was choking lelouch with his hand, after lelouch obtained the 2nd lvl of geass ( in 2 eyes). If you recall in C.C.’s flashback, after she became immortal, she was covered in blood, and the person who gave C.C. geass was lying dead, so if you return to the scene, you can make the conclusion that in order for the code to activate, it must pass on to the person with the 2nd geass and the predecessor must die, what’s more the geass activates in death. Lelouch cleared all of these conditions, acheived the 2nd lvl, choked by charles, charles died, then lelouch died at the end.
As for that little scene following C’s world, where suzaku was about to kill lelouch, if you recall suzaku said something along the lines of “i will kill you for kililng euphy.” then lelouch just replied “so what”. So i’m guessing that sparked a conversation, leading them to work together, and coming up with the zero requiem. At this point, i do not believe lelouch, suzaku, C.C., or any character realized the potential of Lelouch having the code. It was all luck, there was no plan involving lelouch’s death, lelouch truly meant to die in order to bring world peace. He had no intention whatsoever of returning to life and he did not give suzaku a geass. Still, he was touched, the code was sent to him, and i’m farily certain that it takes some time before the code to activate, as seen with Charles whenever Lelouch killed him. So Lelouch really was dead, he most likely returned to life sometime later. Unfortunately i’m not sure exactly when or how, for instance if his corpse was burned or if he was buried, or if they disrespected his corpse and the people threw it in the trash or something. Still, Lelouch awakens with the code, leaves in secrecy with C.C., and never shows his face again, so the world can be at peace, hence an explanation for the scene with the cab driver.
So yeah, there’s my take on things.
Oh god, still one of the best anime of all times. Only anime that made me cry at the end. I hate that they didn’t let lelouch have a nice ending to, but when you think about it may just been the only way to move further.
All hail Lelouch!
It’s really good anime especially with its ambiguous ending. Good job for its writer and director
plotholes aside! (nah…even with those plotholes]
one of my favorite series! best ending ever! love the self sacrifise theme
Actually, if he were to be alive, it would be just as how he would want it to be.
As he would know, peace does not last forever, so having himself killed would be foolish, as he is the only one with the power and intelligence to solve things.
If he became immortal, which is a most likely yes, he did, it would be beneficial, as he would be able to become Zero and solve any uprise in violence.
Also, his sacrifice wasn’t his life, but himself. He made the world antagonize him.
It would be great if he were to be able to tell Nunally and his friends the truth so they won’t die of depression, but at least for Nunally, I’m sure she found out he became immortal after viewing his memories.