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The real question is who is the wagon man? E: Charlie's plan was essentially to merge everyone's personality into one. Think evangelion but shoddily explained.
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Mordaedil posted:Not sure what you mean by train wreck Season 2 had a lot of poo poo that came out of nowhere and/or was fairly poorly explained, including charlie's plot, most things geass related, and characters dying then coming back. Basically the TTGL style of regularly upping the ante without actually doing it well. E: Seems like sunrise make a lot of shows with lovely second seasons, iirc this aired at the same time as gundam 00 which also turned into a trainwreck
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Lelouch is dead, L.L is not.
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Code Geass: You see, the realistic thing that this cartoon character would have done is...
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But his name begins with an L.
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I'd argue that it works better as an accident seeing as Zero Requiem makes less sense if it was deliberate. Instead it's a horrible accident that Lelouch horrifically exploits for his own personal gain. Despite Lelouch's actions up to then, it's really that that serves as the point of no return for him. A lot of the series and Lelouch's actions from then on are framed in the context of what happened there and the fact that it was accidental. Euphie dying also affects suzaku but who the hell cares about suzaku?
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Hunt11 posted:It is a real shame that Lelouch is dead. Or....is he?
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gigawhite posted:D-Tard 
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Nuebot posted:So did Lelouche die or not? Lelouch is the cart driver
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Covok posted:You know how Death Note really dragged after L died? That's Code Geass R2 I'm not sure this needs spoiler tags in tyool 2016
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Lord Koth posted:Could have sworn the director had said he was definitely, positively dead in response to speculation about that cart scene. Maybe aside from wanting to go back to its lucrative days Sunrise needed to get the original director out of the way first? Assuming it isn't still the same director and he's just quietly swept that comment from 8 years ago under the rug. Just because the director said it doesn't make it true.
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Covok posted:You know how Death Note really dragged after L died? That's Code Geass R2 I replied to this at the time but I found out recently that death note was deliberately dragged out by the author's so that it could end on chapter 108, a religiously significant number in Japan.
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Anime of the year
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I think the problem is that season 1 was a lot tighter, plotwise.
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It's code trainwreck in r2 because a lot of plot elements come out of nowhere and also a lot of the magic stuff was resolved in quite a rushed way.
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I didn't mind the plot rehash for the first couple of episodes, but they spent too much time in school.
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HenryEx posted:
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Suzaku was never about overthrowing the empire, he was about reforming it. Preferably while killing himself in the process.
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Argas posted:How nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuts? A technically non-canon amount
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Looks like more of the same, which is good.
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Ah, the otp
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Aces High posted:I just finished season 2 last night and I'm thinking Lelouch just went bonkers after killing his parents, especially when the final minutes of the last episode is a parade where Nunally is chained at his feet, and subsequently has her relive trauma of watching a family member be assassinated in front of her. He didn't really go mad as such, the ending stuff is him trying to commit suicide in a way that benefits pretty much everyone in the world. He conquers the world and makes himself an obvious tyrant ruler so that when he dies people will rally around the new zero (who now becomes more of a symbol because his identity is secret again). Suzaku as Zero also gets to realise his ideal of reforming britannia from the inside. How lelouch treats nunnally is part of this, he wants to see her again but also probably doesn't want her to be too sad when he dies, so he publicly humiliates her. This doesn't work.
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It also means suzaku has to live on, which is the opposite of what he wanted
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My impression is that the live geass would have some level of supernatural augmentation to suzaku's ability to perceive and react to external threats. It also seems to compel him to eliminate the threat, as seen when hes forced to fire the nuke. Basically its a supernatural reflex action.
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